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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, November 7, 1947
Your Church
Baptist:
Supper will be held at the Bap
tist Student Center, 315 No. 15th
This will be followed by a trav
elogue presented by Bob Soren
sen. The meeting will then ad
journ to attend the convocation
for Religion In Life Week.
Plans have been perfected for
a co-op grocery for the Baptist
married couples. The purpose is
to buy food wholesale and in this
way help families to live more
economically. Walter Klempel is
president and Gene Hamilton is
secretary-treasurer. The grocery
will be functioning in about two
weeks. Call the Baptist Student
Center for further information.
Christian:
The monthly party of the Chris
tian Student Fellowship will be
held Friday, Nov. 14. It is to be
a progressive affair, starting from
the Cotner House, 1237 R street,
at 7:30 and will proceed from
there to the different Christian
churches in Lincoln for recrea
tion and refreshments.
Episcopal:
There will be the Morning
Prayer and Sermon at 11:00 at
the Episcopal Church, 13th and
R street.
Methodist:
There will be an old fashioned
taffy pull at the Methodist Stu
dent House, 1417 R street right
after the Rally Friday, Nov. 7th.
Sunday the Methodist group
will meet at St Paul church at
5:30 for a fellowship supper.
There will be recreation until 7:45
at which time the group will go
to the Student Union for the Re
ligion In Life convocation.
Presbyterian:
Dr. John Patton from the Uni
versity of Kansas will be the
speaker at the 5:00 Forum. His
topic will be "What Is a Pres
byterian?" Supper will follow
and the group will then attend
the opening convocation for Re
ligion In Life Week.
Unitarian:
The college group will meet at
the Unitarian church, 12th and
II street at 7:30 Sunday evening.
Royce Knapp will show motion
pictures and reports of Lake Ge
neva will be given by Arch John
ston, John Power and Ruth Sor
ensen. Refreshments will follow.
Lutheran: (Gamma Delta)
Lutheran chapel services will
be held Sunday, 10:45 a. m. in
room 315 of the Student Union.
Rev. H. Erck will speak on "Form
ing Religious Beliefs." Lambert
Murmester willJae accompanist.
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M organ Discuss
Medical Advances
Doctor Harold C. Morgan, Lin
coln obstetrician and gynecologist
tol dthe Nu-Meds of the advance
of medicine in the United Slates
Wednesday night at a meeting in
the Union.
Dr. Morgan explained the ad
vance of the American Medical
association from its inauspicious
rural beginning to its present
highly organized system.
Doctor Eugene F. Powell, uni
versity instructor, reminded the
members to complete their regis
tration if they intend to apply for
admission for medical college in
the fall of 1948. He said that
work on entrances couldn't be
gin until all registration was
completed.
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Yell King Pesck Announces
Rules Regarding Card Stunts
In order that there will be a
successful card section for the
game against the Jayhawks Sat
urday, Yell King Martin Pesek
has announced the rules to be ob
served by those sitting in the card
section.
(1) . Cards should be in proper
order and ready to flash as soon
as the first half ends, since the
flashes are prepared to coincide
with the band formations.
(2) . No one should leave their
seats in the card section after ten
minutes of the second quarter
have born played.
(3) . If there are empty seats,
all persons should move toward
the center of the card section so
that only the edges have to be
filled. This will make it easier to
fill vacant seats.
(4) . Cards should be held with
the long side horizontal and the
short side vertical.
(5) . Signal for raising the cards
will be the chant: "One, two,
three, UP!" The same signal will
be used for lowering: "One two,
three, down."
(6) . Since paper cannot be ob
tained as in pre-war years, stu
dents are asked not to destroy
their cards. Later in the game,
they will be passed to the aisles.
Corn Cobs will collect them so
they may be re-used at later home
games.
The original order of the stunts
has been changed, and beginning
with No. 5, numbers 4 and 3 will
follow. Stunts No. 1 and 2 will not
be used. Arrangements has been
made for wto Corn Cobs to hold
small replicas of the stunts in
front of the card section so that
students can see what the cards
will form.
After the band has marched on
to the field and played the "Star
Spangled Banner," Pesek will an
nounce the 172nd birthday 1t the
U. S. Marine Corps. The band
wil then play the Marine hymn.
Everyone is requested to join in
the singing of the hymn.
Union Doing Cut
By Homecoming
Homecoming activities have
curtailed the union program for
the weekend. There will be no
variety show Sunday, although
the weekly coffee hour from 5 to
6 in the main lounge will con-
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