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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, November 22, 194G
Campus Church Groups Plan
Services. Parties for Wcchciid
Campus church crolips have
planned regular meetings, discus
sions, and parlies as activities for
this weekend.
Baptist students will hold a
Scavenger hunt tonight at 7:45,
meeting at the Student Center for
instructions. Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Wilmot are in charge of the party.
Bob Sorenson will conduct the
regular Sunday evening fellowship
for Baptist students in a Thanks
giving program. A lunch will be
served at 5:30 p. m., followed by
a short worship service. Members
of the cabinet will meet at 4:30
p. m. to make plans for next
month's activities. Ed Jorden will
be in charge.
Sunday morning services at the
University Episcopal church will
be held at 8:30 and 11 o'clock.
Kosniel . . .
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said, "And my woman ain't no
sorority gal neither."
Johnny Cox and his orchestra
will begin playing at 7:45. Master
of Ceremonies Romulo Solde
villa, university speech instruc
tor, will introduce the skits and
tie them together with a uni
versity newspaper theme.
Skitniastcrs.
Titles and skitmasters of the
organizations' skits are: "Coon
Couit," Ken Damon, Alpha Tau
Omega; "Showcase in Music,
John Adams,
"Slick Tight
Dede Meyer,
''Homecoming
Sigma Phi
Saturday
Phi Delta
" Bill
Epsilon;
Night,"
Theta;
Ballew,
Delta Tau Delta: 'Sigma Nu Sup
per Club," Bill Lucas, Sigma Nu;
"Home Sweet Home," Roy Sny
der, Delta Upsilon; "She Was
Only a Prairie Flower, But She
Got Nipped in the Bud," Marvin
Cavender, Phi Gamma Delta;
and "SIGnatures in Music," Al
Cline, Sigma Chi.
Phince Kosmet candidates and
their affiliations are: Roland
Hermann, Cornhusker Co-op;
Roland Johnson, Phi Gamma
Delta: Norm Lcgcr, Kappa Sig
ma; Bob Martens, Alpha Tau
Omega; Jim Pettis, Delta Upsilon
and Gerald Wilson, Sigma Nu.
Fun Nile
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annual show which made its first
appearance in 1927.
The judges as selected by the
board are: Miss Evelyn Metzger,
associate professor of home eco
nomics in design; Mr. William
Morgan, instructor in speech and
radio; and Dr. L. B. 'Snyder, as
sociate professor of rural eco
nomics. A plaque will be awarded to
the winning skit as chosen, and a
$5 purse award will be made to
the wining curtain act. The plaque
will be in possession of the win
ner for the following year, dur
ing which time it will be engraved
with the winning organization's
name. It must be won three times
by the same organization to be
come permanent property.
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9 p. m. to Midnight
Friday, Nov. 22
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Union Ballroom
Confirmation class instructions
will be given Tuesday at 7 p. m.
Holy Communion Thursday will
be at 10 a. m.
CYF Meeting
The University and Business
CYF of the First Christian church
will have a meeting at 5 p. m.
Sunday, featuring the film. "Pil
grimmage," which depicts the re
ligious life of the Hindu people.
Following the movie, Rambaran
Ramdin, Hindu student at the
university, will give an address.
A period devoted to questions and
discussions will be held after the
address. At 6 p. m. a snack and
fellowship hour will be held.
The Newman Club Mass will be
said for Catholic students in Par
lors XYZ of the Union at 1 1 a. m.
Sunday by Msgr. George Schus
ter. A trip to Boys Town on De
cember 7 has been planned for
Newman Club members. Those
who wish to go should register at
the Newman Club office in the
Temple building immediately. The
discussion group meeting will be
held at 7:15 p. m. Tuesday in Room
315 of the Union. Choir practice
will follow the discussion, Mem
bers of the Newman Club invito
all university students to attend
the CYO semi-formal at the Corn
husker Hotel at 8 p. m. Saturday.
Fireside Forum
A Sunday Evening Fireside!
Forum will be held at the Presby-'
terian Student House at 5 p. m. !
The program will include student- j
led worship service and panel dis-
Anthology to
Publish Poem
By Wittenberg
A poem written by Mark Wit-
tenburg has been accepted for
publication in the Annual Anthol
ogy of College Poetry, the Daily
Nebraskan learned in a letter from
Dennis Hartman, secretary of the
National Poetry Association.
"Battle," by Wittenberg, was
selected from among thousands of
poems submitted by college stu
dents throughout the country.
"The Anthology is a compila
tion of the finest poetry written
by college men and women of
America," the letter read. "We
heartily congratulate Mr. Witten
berg on this honor."
The Annual Anthology of Col
lege Poetry is published at Los
Angeles.
cussion on "What Does Thanks
giving Involve?" Students partici
pating are Joyce Marshall. Jim
Ida, Lynn Parker, and Aubrey
Petit. Lee Myhre will sing "The
Lord's Prayer," as part of the
worship service. Supper, singing
and recreation will be the basis
for fellowship during the remain
der ol the evening. Tonight at 8
p. m. Presbyterian students are
invited to a Thanksgiving party
at the house. Ed Steele, recrea
tion co-chairman, will be in charge
of arrangements. In charge of dec
orations are Virginia Pierce. Jim
Ida, Lachlan Ohman, Joe Ishikawa
and Charles Swan.
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iately. Since that time, he has
spoken to many youth groups in
the East. He is now on a tour
of the western states and visiting
Student Federalist chapters on the
various college campuses.
Scheduled to speak twice in
Omaha this Sunday, Prentice will
arrive in Lincoln Tuesday for
talks at Northeast High School at
8:50 a. m., at Nebraska Weslcyan
at 2:00 p. m. and at the university
at 4:00. Vet's views, the univer
sity veterans' radio program will
feature Prentice over KFAB at
7:30. A re-broadcast over KFOR,
will be given of a forum of uni
versity students and Prentice
Tuesday afternoon. Winding up
his Lincoln activities, the Feder
alist president will speak at Lin
coln high school and Union Col
lege "Wednesday morning.
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just one girl who's not in
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But the thing that really makes me
swear
Is girls with skunk-locks in their
hair!
The lucky Alpha Xi Deltas and their dates have
won the drawing and will be the guests
of the Turnpike tonight.
Ju.tl present your Identification Card at the door
Kacli Friday nipht Turnpike lias a dance
scheduled. Some fraternity, sorority, llarh
house, or Home other university organization
nill he guests of your favorite dance spot.
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