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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday, December 18, 1947
Straight
Stuff
BY SUSIE REED AND HAC
LILLY
The Delta Gamma house is
postively Ixistin' with activity
these days. Nancy Gish and Bob
Ferguson passed the candy Mon
day night. Sisters Jody Harrison
and Jo Traum, have Vic Bart
lett's and Johnny Wise' Phi Delt
pins.
Wolf. Wolf
The Kappas were quite taken
back by Susie Alexander sud
denly appearing with a diamond
last Monday night. After all the
excitement died down, the sur
prise came with Susie announc
ing it to be a fraud. It all proves
you can cry wolf once too often.
Susie has a diamond from her
Sigma Nu Keith Lawerson. This
time its real but she's having a
hard time convincing her sisters
us legii.
Chi O Barb Gooding, accom
plished all the good last Satur
day night when she showed wear
ing a diamond from none other
than the wheel from the Sig Chi
house Johnnie Bell. Congrats and
all!
Jacquie Carothers, Theta, and
Bus Bristow are being married
this vacation, while Theta Phyl
Steinhauer received Eldon Wise's
Phi Gam pin for her birthday
present.
The entire campus gave a
round of applause last night as
the Kappa Sigs wandered from
door to door, serenading appreci
ative audiences. This merry group
consisted of many voices blended
and aged to perfection.
Wheels on Campus
Friday, all females on campus
can be expecting the return of
that famous car owned in part
nership by Tommy Ludwig and
Sam Manatt. We wonder how
long it will . hold together this
time.
Wo liP.ir thn Silt Chi TCnh
Wenke, has his hands full trying
to be an A-l man with three gals
on campus. How does he manage
to keep them in the dark about
one another?
If you see a quaint Santa stand
ing in front of the Kappa house,
vnu'll know its Jerrv "St. Nick"
Johnston and his pack full of sur
prises for Lois Phillip. Lois has
already received everything from
lovely diamond to a crossword
puzzle book, and a pair of fuzzy
puzzle book, and a pair of fuzzq
blue garters (for taking up the
slack in her union suit). Jerry
said he would have given her a
pair of rabbits, but he decided that
the Kappa house was already too
crowded. Last night Lois had a
gift for Jerry "an inner tube
for a wheel."
Classified
WANTKD: Rirti' to Wichita, Kiis.. or
Knld, Okla., for vacation. Will share
exnenses. fall Pon Melka. B-S140.
STUPKNT ilt-siies riiic tci Chicago Pec. IB
or 20. Se Bill Hess, Dorm C, Koom 107.
Phone 2-3'1'lft.
LOST: Maroon Kvrrxliarp pen with Bold
top. Reward Connie 1'arsons, 420 Unl.
Terrace
FOR SAL: l'JID special Huiek four-door
sedan, radio, heater. Good condition.
4713 St. Paul or call 8-1732 before
6:30 p. m.
BALLROOM dancing. Studio 2705 Royal
CourtNellie Speldell Telephone 3-5480.
LOST-GoTd" Link Bracelet. Flat linkup
enKraved border. Grecian key design in
block enamel in center. Return to
Mrs. Bourke, 103Love Library.
LKAVlNTTTor New-York Friday. Want
two riders to share expenses. Call
2-7211 ext. 280 or at 1237 K, Apt A-3,
after five.
Lost Friday night M. B. ball. Black
and gold Parker 51 pen. Roy 1). C.
Farris Call 2-5730. Sa.OO rewn rd.
TWO students desire ride to vicinity of
Sioux Falls. Will share expenses.
J'hone 2-3605.
EYUVINij to Lexington. Kentucky, Pe
eember 22. Room lor two riders any
pn rt of way. Call 3-5537 after 5:00.
Lost lii'itlaled gold-top Parker pencil.
Write A. I. Johnson, Huskervllle.
FOR SALK Remington model 5 type
writer, excellent condition. Walnut
study table. Call 3-3001.
Waterproof
Wrist Watches
Shoekproof, antimagneMe
17 Jeweled exquisite movement.
DICK'S
Watch Service
IN THE NEBR. BOOK STORE
Rummage Sale
Forecast Soon
For Aff Union
How about a fine woolen
scarf today? I have plaids and
plain. Or perhaps a warm pair
of gloves a gay headscarf? .1
can offer you a wide assortment.
No, it's not the bargain base
ment or even a rummage sale
though chances are it may be the
latter before long If nothing
changes.
This is an example of the va
riety offered by the lost & found
department of the Ag Student
Union, official one and only de
partment of its kind on campus.
So if you're lost it, and its
small enough to go through the
double doors on the activities
building, you'll probably find it
among the loot stored in the
checkroom of the union.
Approximately twenty-f our
different articles have been as
sembled in this unique collection.
fountain pens seem to be the
most popular "homeless article"
of the age. Somewhere in the
neighborhood of a dozen ink
dispensers, ranging from ball
points to Eversharps, grace the
ledger at present.
Cloves are next on the list
at last report there were eight
pairs on hand, but maybe the
prevailing weather has had some
effect on that total, There are
leather gloves, silk gloves, plain
gloves, coloi'ed gloves in assorted
sizes and sex.
From here the list continued
with miscellaneous articles. Tie
clasps, sunglasses, lipsticks,
mufflers, shoes, a lone sweater,
and on into the night. One
feature of the collection is a
man's wedding ring which has
been among the assembled ar
ticles for nearly a year. Must be
the sentimental value.
Alice Mathauser, union direc
tor, and her assistant, Jan
Kramer, are threatening to do
something about the situation
soon, so guys and gals come In
and claim it while its still there
or forever hold your peace!
Not Too I.ntr for
XMAS CARDS
to be pernonnlitfd
Goldenrod Stationery Store
215 North 14th Street
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