THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1936
THE DAILY NEBUASKAN
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AS A TROPTICAL HEAT WAVE DESCENDS UPON
the campus, summer students are making the best of the
warmth continuing to pursue their studios and evincing more
than a passing interest in weather reports. Undaunted by the
thermometer topping weather, many students are participating
in the varied recreational program, supervised
by Prof. K. W. Lantz. Softball teams play
niehtlv on the fields south and west of the
Teachers college building and tennis and golf
enthusiasts are practing diligently for tourna
ments, which will climax the sports program
v jl j AMI ill an uuvvaaiii tuiiiiiui cu'uuk iiiv
intensity of the heat, give the university sum-
U mer sports a try, take a cool dip in the coliseum
a pool, and you will be surprised how little the
i,nt. will matter when vou find a controversial
interest !
married recently were KJleno
Calder of Fremont and Elmer Ben-
ft
son of Silver Creek. Mrs. Benson
is a graduate of the University of
Nebraska school of nursing ana
received her bachelor of science
degree from the Omaha school.
BETTY Romans returned to
Lincoln Friday, July 3, after at
tending the Kappa Kappa Gamma
convention at the Seignory club
at Montibello, Quebec. .
ANNOUNCED recently was the
marriage of Marion Tipton of
Lake Andes, South Dakota and
Ralph Carson of Nebraska City.
The ceremony took place June 6
in St. Louis. Both are graduates
of the University of Nebraska.
JUNE 27, Elna Brown of Kim
ball was married to Vernon Gus
tafson of Dix. Mrs. Gustafson has
attended the University of Nebras
ka. IN KANSAS on June 14, the
wedding of Virginia Elson ai.d
Wayne Yowell took place. Mr.
Yowell is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Nebraska college of ag
riculture and Mrs. Yowell has at
tended the agricultural college.
ANOTHER late June wedding
was that of Martha Armstrong of
and Stanley Jameson of Arcadia.
Mr. Jameson graduated from the
University of Nebraska with hon
ors in 'mechanical engineering.
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AN EARLY September wedding
will be that of Eleanore Gadd of
Omaha and Ford Robinson of
Philadelphia. Miss Gadd is a
graduate of the University of Ne
braska and a member of Phi Mu
sorority. Mr. Robinson is a former
student of the university.
TOMORROW in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, Leola Schill of Alliance
will be married to Philip Brownell
of Lincoln. Both are graduates of
the University of Nebraska, where
Mr. Brownell was an Innocent and
member of Delta Upsilon and Phi
Beta Kappa and Miss Schill is af
filiated with Alpha Xi Delta.
JUNE 28 Maxine Hepp of Gree
ley was married to Frank Morri
son of Stockville. Mr. Morrison
is a graduate of the University of
Nebraska law college and a mem
ber of Phi Alpha Delta, law fra
ternity. THERE has been no date set as
yet for the early August wedding
of Marcella Laux to Leonard
Tangney of Denver, Colorado. Miss
Laux is a graduate of the Univer
sity of Nebraska and is a member
of Pi Kappa Lambda Theta. Mr.
Tangney has attended the univer
sity and is a member of Delta
Sigma Chi.
AUGUST 12 Birdie Lindholm of
Lincoln will be married to Russell
Casement of David City. Both are
graduates of the University of Ne
braska. KATHRYN Neely, tri-Delt. will
be married Saturday, July 11 to
Wayne Schammel at St. Mary's
cathedral in Lincoln.
A LATE June wedding was that
of Beatrice Fanning and Ned
FrosL The ceremony took place
in McCune, Kansas on the 25th.
Mr. Frost attended the University
of Nebraska.
ANOTHER late June wedding
taking place on the 26th of the
month, was that of Mary Morton
and Clifford Russell of Jamestown,
New York. Mrs. Russell is a for
mer student at the University of
Nebraska.
HUSKEKS TO PLAY
GAME WITH IOWA
1938 Grid Contest With
Hawkeves Announced.
After a lapse of two years, the
Husker football team will again
play Iowa during the 1937 season
in Lincoln. 7n 1938, the Scarlet
team will play the Hawkeyes at
Iowa City on Nov. 19.
The last game was played be
tween the two teams when the
Huskers scored a 14-13 victory
here in 1934. The 1938 game was
announced recently by Athletic Di
rector Dana X. Bible.
Buck's
Coffee Shop
1131 R Street
NEBRASKA BOOKMEN
OPEN DISPLAY HERE
(Continued from Page 1)
Nettie I. Mills.
Prentice-Hall company, Chicago,
by Virgil Vaughn.
Rand McNally & Co., Chicago,
by Gomer A. Jones.
Scott-Forsman & Co., Chicago,
by T. R. Crawford.
Silver, Burdett & Co., Chicago,
by E. O. Harvey.
L. W. Singer company, Syra
cuse, N. Y., by Fred B. Tyler.
Southwestern Publishing com
pany, Chicago, J. E. Morris.
University Publishing company,
Lincoln, W. L. Greenslit and R. W.
Ohlcr.
John C. Winston company, Chi
cago, W. K. Fowler and G. W.
Saunders.
World Book company, Chicago,
W. O. Steen.
Several book companies who are
not members of the association
also have exhibits:
The World Book Encyclopedia,
by T. O. Elliott.
Pacific Press Publishers asso
ciation by H. W. Nesworiger.
McCormick Mathers company
by S. E. Eddy.
DeNoycr Geppart company by
J. C. Higgins.
The Americanus corporation by
S. M. Dunlap.
Central Scientific company by
V. F. Dumsing.
The Nebraska State Teachers
association by Charlca Bowers,
secretary.
Encyclopedia Brittannica by R.
A. Simmons.
The exhibit will not be open
Saturday, July 11.
CHOKUS GIVES FOURTH
ANNUAL BROADCAST
Wednesday, July 8, the all-state
high school chorus, under the di
rection of George Howerton, pre
sented the fourth annual broadcast
over KFAB. The program consist
ed of musical numbers by the chor
us and introductory remarks by
Dr. Howard Kirkpatrick, head of
the school of music.
Dr. KirkDatriek stated in part.
that the chorus has attained a re
markable degree of proficiency
under Dr. Howerton'a direction.
The program was given from 9:30
to 10 In the morning.
Summer Garments
Need Frequent
Cleaning
To keep them looking
fresh as when new. Send
them to the
MODERN CLEANERS
Soukup A. Westover
Call F2377 Service
swills
In the big salt water pool. It's fun!
In the Sylvian ballroom to Clyde Davis
orchestra.
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