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Turkish Visit
Agronomy Topic
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1 The Agronomy Club will
J feature Dr. Elverne Conard
:at a meeting Thursday at
,7:30 p.m. in room 244, Keim
Hall.
The associate professor of
; agronomy will show slides
j and speak on his recent stay
j in Turkey. Dr. Conard taught
j agronomy for two years in
the University of Ankara In
' Turkey.
On the Social Side
Piimiiigs Few; Six
Announced Monday
Broadway Theatre League
of Lincoln presents
"AUNTIE MAME"
. starring Sylvia Sidney
Mondoy Evening, Nov. 17
8:15 P.M.
PERSHING MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM
By Sue Ilealey
Sorority houses received
very few free boxes of can
dy Monday night as only six
pinnings and an engagement
were announced.
Pinnings
Rychie Van Ornam, a Del
ta Delta Delta junior in
Teachers from Fremont, to
Don Nelson, a Phi Delta The
ta junior in Business Admin
istration from Lincoln.
Katherine Doyle, a Resi
dence Halls sophomore in
Arts and Science from tGuide
Assistant Circulation Mgr.
Interviews Set
Interviews for assistant circulation
manager for the Daily Nebraskan will
be held Wednesday from 3 to 6 in the
office of Jerry Trupp, circulation mgr.
The position, newly created, will give
experience to anyone interested in ap
plying for the manager position next
semester.
Those interested should contact
Jerry Trupp, phone 7-6672, to schedule
an interview.
USE NEBRASKAN WANT ADS
Bulletin
Board
! SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
i Reaistratiasi 4 Ceo. Session. 1:30 a.m..
; Ballroom.
Luncheon, It noon. XYZ.
IKscnssioQ Group, t p.m.. III. 311.
Hi. 4 212.
Dinner. C XYZ.
Inter Varsity. U:. 1U
tn. Board Comm. Mfg.. 1. A.
First Aid Course-Hot Croc. 4. 212.
Builders. S. A.
I i. Art, Film Comm.. 5. Roundup.
Christian Science, J. 113.
I n. Art. Dance Comm.. S. lit.
Ca, Act. Personnel Comm., 5. 111.
Alpha Kappa Fs. 7. 31.
Sjufonia Concert. 7:30. Bailroum.
Young Republican'. 7 JO. J13.
Inter Yirsatr. 7 : jw. 315.
Alpha Phi Omeca, 7:30. A.
NROTC Smoker 7:. BC.
Faculty Women's MeeUni. U 15 p ro .
Mi
Inter Varsity. 12:30 31 .
Faculty Women's dun Luncheon L
Ballroom.
Pi Latnbd Theta Tea. 1:30. 211
I n. Art. Art Exhibits Comm. 4. 211.
Student Council 4. 31a.
I n. Special Act. Comm.. S 211.
I n. Act. Talks Topics Comm.. 5. 3'
Neb. Mate fcduc Asu. Duoer. :.
XYZ.
HFC. 7. SIS.
CosmopoiiMa Chin, 7 3. 313.
NEBRASKAN
CLASSIFIEDS
One-ato Senrsos Laoxiry, mn rm
tsh&x ory csemamf. AT a H Hour lJO
So. iMl
FOR SALE: 1S Ford Custom 300. i
Ra4io and heater, white side vail
lira. Leancc (or South Pole. Her- ,
bert Hansen. 410 No. 17. 4-2600.
Rock, to Tom Norman, an Al
pha Omega at Doane College
in Crete.
Donna Mains, a Kappa Del
ta senior in teachers from
Villisca, Iowa, to Larry Fleer,
a Delta Sigma Phi senior in
Pharmacy from Hooper.
Mary Sue Case, a Towne
Club senior in Home Ec from
Lincoln, to Walt Patterson, a
Farm House senior in Agri
culture from Lincoln.
Eileen Warren, a Pi Phi
Junior in Arts and Science
from Omaha, to Dick Strat
ford, a Delta Tau Delta alum
from Beatrice.
Marlene Donelson of Fuller
ton, to Lyle Vawser, an Al
pha Gamma Sigma senior in
Agriculture from Bloomfield.
Engagement
Joanne Rockwell, a Kappa
Delta sophomore in Teachers
from Broken Bow. to C h r i s
Johannsen, an Alpha Gamma
Sigma senior in Agriculture
from Bloomfield.
Ag Ec Club j
Jack Hart, farm and poli-,
tical writer for the Lincoln:
Journal, will sneak at a
meeting of the Agricultural '
Economics Club Thursday at,
7!l nm In Dnnm 11 C f !.'
.ww f.lll. xif 1VUU111 11U Ul U1C I
: Dairy Industry Building.
I Hart, whose beat is the
j State Capital Building, will
i discuss "The 1958 Election, a!
'Look at an Upset" All per-i
sons interested in agricultural ;
i economics or in hearins Hart
! are invited to attend. !
Council on Religion
The Council on Religion will
mft Thursday evening at 7
p.m. at the Lutheran Student
Association.
A treasurer will be elected
proposed by-laws will be dis
cussed and Cornhusker pic
tures will be taken.
Cosmo Club
Pnsmonolitan C 1 U b will
meet today at 7 p.m. in Rm.
313 of the Union.
Plans for the smorgasboard
will be discussed.
KVOX-TV
Wreneulay
S.30 The Story Lady
Eveninf Prelude
S JO TV Classroom
7 ChannH 12
7: The Criminal Man
I Peoole Are Tauchl To Be Different
1:30 Conversation Piece
9 Jxa Mrets the Classics
TbarMla?
S:30 A Number of Thinim
i AS Sins Hi-SnuLo
C Evcnins Prelude
6:30 TV Classroom
7 Travelam With Jackson
7:30 Atomic Primer
Esuentials of Freedom
30 Ten For Survival
Cornhusker Foot hall
A 8'mca, aeailaWe just take ewer
paymeata. Call 2-4044.
float
in on
a bubble . . .
Not-so-secret strotegy for rhe
Military Boll . . . o shimmer
ing dress from our constella
tion of stars for after-dork.
Left; Silk taffeta in tones of
liloc the bubble-skirted sil
houette (also in green).
Below; Satin peau de soie'
trimmed in mink . . . again
the floating bubble skirt.
Carver Shop
ref floor
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FRIDAY, NOV. 14th
Jerry Coleman
Quintet
DANCING
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Feature of the tceek
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hy Rob Litulell
of Goto''
f'orxity Shop
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The newest thing . . .
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you know the art of relaxing in good
fttyle tate. The all new brocaded cotton,
lower, longer front, three hut Ion cardi
gan reflects the current rage of sweater
jacket wear. Gamblers stripe in four
combinations ... with black, red. yellow
anil blue. Hamlwardiahle.
11.95
GOLD'S Varsity Shop . . . Balconr
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Perfectly modified for the
style-wiser is this luxur
ious looking outfit made
by Bobbie Brooks for its
long wearing and beauty.
A lambs wool sweater
in a flattering sailor style
sells for 14.98. Choose
from geranium pink, blue
larkspur, or orange poppy.
To match are these all
wool slacks for $8.98 1b
the same luscious colors.
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miss seeing.
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