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THE NEBRASKAN
.Wednesday, July 3, KMfl.
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Comings and goings ...
Coming and going thick, fast
what with Fourth and so forth
By Yahudi'a Yahudi.
Big talk of this week will be
the Fourth of July feHtivities,
here, there, and
everywhere . . .
And a four-day
holiday weekend
will bring some
jaunts out of
state that have
long been eager
ly awaited . . .
With a few of
the big dances out of the way
namely Glenn Miller-the students
are planning picnics and more
outdoor activities.
LEAVING TOWN
for home in Iowa and eventually
to Okoboji will be Bob Sinkey,
Kappa Sig, for the weekend . . .
Margery Brown, Chi O, left Sun
day for Denver and the remainder
of the summer.
MILKMAN
duties are calling Grant Reed, Phi
Gam, away from Jeanne Humph-
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MARCn OF TIME
Present
'U. S. Navy. 1940'
LatNw
Watch For
"The
Ghost
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with
Rob HOP!
Paulette
CiODDABD
"4 SONS"
with
DON AMECIIE
Altai
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BUI 15 BARRON
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Note Showing!
"LUCKY
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with
Ceiaro Romero
Mary Beth Hughes
5
HAPPY
UNITS!
Plus!
Cartoon
Travel
Newt!
20o&25o
(Fin Tax)
The Jouea
Family
In
"ON THEIR
OWN"
rey, AOPi . . .
It seems that
Grant la play
ing "the man
who comes
around" in
person . . .
The only
catch is that
Grant has to
leave Jeanne
early in the
evenings to get ready for his
morning route.
ENGAGED
now are Wilma Grinsted, Chi O,
and Ralph Garvin, ex-Acacia . . .
The announcement came a week
ago Tuesday when Wilma passed
the candy at a regular weekly
luncheon of the whole Lincoln
clan of Chi O's.
PING PONG
games hold the interest almost
nightly of Florence Steuteville,
Alpha Xi Delta, and Bob Searby,
and Mary Jean Westcott, Alpha
Chi O, and Bill Irwin . . . These
two doubles combinations are be
coming quite constant even away
from the Union game room.
A
PINNED
at last are Betty Malto, 1939
beauty queen, and Paul Brown,
dashing Sig Alph . . . Incidentally,
another Broken Bow Alph, Bruce
Duncan, has been seeing quite a
bit of Betty Holtorf, DG, this
summer.
GLENN MILLER
brought university patrons from
far and near ... Up from a Coun
cil Grove, Kas., ranch came Helen
Kelley, Pi Phi,
and Harold Hop
kins, Kappa Sig
. . . keeping the
Lincoln contin
gent alive were
Evelyn Hopkins,
Kappa Delt, and
J 1 m Anderson,
Sig Nu, along
with Dii k Ryan, Sig Nu, and Jane
Clausen.
UNUSUAL
after a fashion was the coupling
of Mary Beeson, Kappa, and
George Black
stone, ATO, who
were dancing at
thp Pnrlr Satiir.
Rf( dav Bette
) IV l R a t h b u n, DG,
I J " appears to still
be playing the
field, at least
Tom Davis, Phi Delt, had the
honor last Payday.
MARRIED
Saturday nij.ht at the Delta Delta
Delta house were Lois Enyeart,
Trt Delt from Bellwood, to Milton
Ebers . . . Last week also marked
the marriage of Barbara Selleck,
Kappa, and Robert Bemis.
BUSINESS
and also Martha Whelan, Tri Delt,
call Ed Segrist, Chi Phi, back to
Lincoln for summer duties . . .
Kinda nice this deal of working
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CAN YOU DANCE?
Guarantee You to Dance in 6 Lessons
(Special Rates U Students)
RVJNGKUKLIN '39
1210 P St. T"h.h Uni'erslli' of "ebwka' Phone 2-1616
t all Between 11-8 for lnformatl.n and Appointment
All University Men's
Pioneers Park, July 10th
Games-4 P.M.
Steaks-6 P.M.
Show-7 P.M.
Buy tickets NOW from
Earl Piatt D. O. Larson
Mason Bridges Clair Sloan
Don Vareoe Student Union
Tickets 50c
Sponsored by Uni. of Nebr. Summer Session
The Big Celebration
IS AT
CAPITOL BEACH
Oigantlo
FIREWORKS
11:00 P. M.
FREE ACTS
ArttRNOON 4 EVENING
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FREE
Gat Admiwion
ROLLER SKATI
DANCE t
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SALT WATKR POOU" PICNIC
Something for Everybody at the Beach
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Hold coffee hour
for grad students
Graduate students are invited to
attend the first of the summer
coffee hours planned for them,
Tuesday afternoon, July 9, at 5
o'clock in the Union Music Room.
Cold fruit punch and wafers will
be served, and entertainment will
consist of cards or listening to records.
for a downtown firm, serving as
business manager for the summer
DAILY, and seeing one's love on
the side . . . nice work if . . . etc.
Stoke to address South
Dakota grads and convo
Dr. Harold W. Stoke, dean of
the graduate college, will give two
Second bridge contest L-
open till July 12 I
Second of three contract bridge v
tournaments scheduled for thlaj"y
summer will be played off Satur- ,
day evening, July 13, in Union
Parlors A and B, at 7:30. All in
terested should register by Friday,
July 12, at the checkstand. The
entire tournament will be run off
in one evening, and prizes will be
given the winning couple.
addresses at the University of
South Dakota on July 11. He will
discuss "Our Underlying Agree-
ments" before a general summer
session convocation in the morn
ing, and will appear before the
graduate club in the evening to
speak on "The ProfessionalV
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MILWAUKEE DELICATESSEN
1419 0 St.
PICNIC OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT
HEADQUARTERS AND SUNDAYS
OPEN ALL DAY THE FOURTH!
Antelope Park
July 4 and 6
MATT
BETTON
his
Novachord
and his
ORCHESTRA
I" Per Dance p f a.
ajC Per CouPle DUC Y
All Evening:
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FUN for you!
enjoy CYCLING
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II an Inexpensive plraaur. bow!
Rent-a-bike note at the
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Dancing 9 til Dawn
2 Bands 1 Admission
00 His Famous Band
Playing July 3, 4, 6, and 7
Dance in Comfort, Lincoln's Only Summer Ballroom
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