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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, October 17, 1947
Your Church
BAPTIST
The first state-wide Paptist
CVnfercnce will bo hold at the
North Platte Baptist Church from
the 24th of October to noon Oc
t bor "6th. For further informa
tion contact Pew C. B. Howclls.
The Sunday program will be
held at the Baptist Student House,
315 North 15th.' Supper at 5:30
and devotional services at 6:30
with the Rev. Ernest Withan, a
personal secretary of the Baptist
Home Mission Agencies, as the
juiest speaker. The social hour
will follow at 7:30.
EPISCOPAL
There will be the morning pray
er and sermon at 11:00 at the Uni
versity Episcopal Church at 13th
and R street.
LUTIIERAV
Lutheran chapel services will be
1 eld Sunday, 10:45 in room 315 of
the Student Union. The sermon
will be delivered by Rev. II. Erck.
The L.S.A. will hold h discus
sion on the topic "Jesus- Christ
is Lord In Our Camps." The city
campus will be led by Virgil Diss
meyer, program chairman, and
will meet at 5:00 at First Lutheran
Church, 17th and A street. The
Ag group will be led by Don Ir
win and will meet at 6:30 at the
Ag Student Center, 1200 No. 37th.
street.
The L.S.A. Choir is now organ
ed under the direction of Mr.
Charlotte Duerschner. It plans a
series of winter performances.
"Friendly Friday" program at
the Methodist Student House at
7:30, October 17th.
It is to be a "Kid" party with
Directory
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Goodhrod, Waller
Goodwin, Harold
Cordon, Calvin
Gorlser, George
Graeser, Virginia
Graff, Philip
Crahan, Jessie
Crahan. Wendell
Gralton, Richard
Graul, Gerald
Graves, Ralph
Graves, Robert
Gray. Richard
games and refreshments and a
prize for the best costume.
Sunday's program will be held
at St. Paul Church with a fellow
ship supper at 5:30 with the dis
cussion starting at 6:30. The topic
of the discussion is "Science and
Religion."
PRESBYTERIAN
Meet at the Presby House at
7:30 Friday evening wearing old
clothes and be prepared for a
hayrack ride, watermelon, and
dancing.
Sunday, Dr. Charles Patterson
will speak to the Forum at 5:30
on the subject, "The Place of the
Bible in Christian Faith." The
discussion, will be followed by
supper and games at 6:15.
UNITARIAN '
The morning service will fea
ture Phil Schag, candidate for
the pulpit.
The college group will meet at
the home of Arthur Duning, 1041
South 36th street at 7:30. Those
wishing transportation should
meet at the church, 12th and H
streets, by 7:15. The topic for
discussion will be "Building a Re
ligious Philosophy." Ted Soren
sen will speak from the Human
istic viewpoint and John Dane
from the Theistic point of view.
Green, Mary
CreK. Geraldln
Gnuory, Keith
Gncriel, Geraldln
Gntfini?, carol
(irlL'K)iv, Rennl
Grimes, John
Grimi.i. I'lulip
Grnnshaw, Hubert
Grosse, Marilyn
Crtj.tsman, Wiiham
Graver, Richard
Gulmun. J.ynn
Cunthert, Walter
Hacker. .James
llufe nmeitlan. Robert
HnKeman I-eslle
Haldeman, Mildred
Hameksky, Alton
llammanK Euem
llanel, Stanley
Huns-en, Hetty
Hansen. l.aGran de
Hansen, Norma
Hansen. Norman
Hanson, Mrrnl
HarraM". Mary
Harm, Alson
Harms. Manixn
Harper. Koyce
Harrington. Rovtrt
Harris, lictvin
Hams', Lester
Harris. Marie
Harrison. lAwrenc
Hurt lord. Hex
Hascnhank. Kenmth
Hassi,;, Klmer
HauK'-e, lur,i,n
Haut;se. La'i'a
Hauseth, Janet
Hawkins, Kill
Haworth; Stanley
Hachi-a, Keay
Halverson, Ponald
Hamilton, Charlei
Hansen, Albert
Harper, James Wynme
Harris. Lewis
Havlicek, Lumn
Helaney, Wallace
Hlllyer, Lois
Hoeksema, Herman
Holl me? worth. Katherine
Hayward, Glenn
Hebenstrelt, James
Hedpemen, John
Heldtbring, Virginia
Hetdtbiink, Werner
Melliger, DarraU
Helm, Arthur
Helnbuch, Lyla
Hernz, Vernon
Hettfrrass, Ralph
Hennek, Eugen
Hennessey, Robert
Happerly, Franc
Herd. Thomas
Herman, Albert
Hesse, Eugene
Hesse, Robet
lil)lerd. Wilbur
Hit; Kens. Carol
Hill, GeorK
Hill. James
Hill, Vernon
Hllmes, Neal
Hlneman, Marqui
Holmar. Mathan
HoImberK. Donald
Holmes, John
Holthus. Burton
Holub, Rose
Hopkins. Harold
Hopkins. Julien
Hoppe, Harold
Horstman. Marjorle
Hosier. William
Hossark, James
Hostlrk, Robert
Hoyt, Ralph
Hubbard, Forest
Hurlburt. Roherl
Husmann, George
Huston. John
Hyde. Ponald
Hyde, Law renr
Irwin, Thomas
Ivener. Sally
Johnson, James IT., jr
Johnson, Rav :mnrv
Jonjenson. Gwendolyn
Jarmon, Hector
enkins, Kdward
Jenkins, Kdward
Jt lken, Leon
J'litison, Carmen
Johnson, Klmer
Johnson, Jermie
Johnson, Joan
Johnson, Noreen
Johnson, Pearl
Johnson, Ralph
Johnson. Vauchn
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