Friday, November 20, 1942
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This Is a Fashion Edition.
I feel like an Old-Fashioned myself. Thanks,
bartender. The military ball which opens the
social season at Nebraska next week is already
casting its shadow ahead. Kappa Sigs Verne
Jngaham and Gene Olmstead each have two
dates already for the big affair. )U Darl
Larson will be at the military function with
Pi Phi Jill Larson, "Dingle" Dingwell of the
Phi (Jams will have Theta Jean Dresden on
his arm and Mary Jean Jones of the Ag dorm
will be gliding across the floor with a Sig Kp
from Ames whom she met when she visited
Iowa State's homecoming.
She Was Only
a lumberman's daughter, but she had been
through the mill. Here's a long involved story.
Sig Chi Dale Harvey drove AOPi Penny Mc
P.ride down town the other day. "When she
got out of the car, she forgot her notebook
which had a letter in it which Dale began to
read. Penny ran back after the notebook and
letter and called the corner policeman when
Harvey refused to give it to her. In playful
revenge one of the boys brought Penny into
the grill where Dale was coking and sat ber
down with him saying. "Well, here she is."
Penny was handcuffed.
It's Fashionable These Days
to study. And if you would like a better grade
in several of your courses stop in at Long's
Nebraska Pook Store. They have thousands
of used reference books at bargain prices
which will help you in writing your papers and
in "boning" for tests, hong's also have the
college outline series, dictionaries and books of.
nil kinds which will aid you in your studies.
The Nebraska Hook Store facing the pharmacy
building is cam', is headquarters for nil student
supplies inclml'..!'' fountain pens, college jew
elry, pennants, tuiie I-aoks and fillers and sta
tionery. Laboratory sets, engineers', architects', and
artists' supplies, and greeting cards are all
handled by ling's. For your convenience
Postal Substation number four is located at
Johnny Jobnsen's Nebraska Hook Store. Stop
in, your campus friends will wait on you.
K:inn.i Pat. f'atlin is ffoinar steadv with Beta
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Homer Sheridan. Feeling ill the other evening
were IX! 's Helen Johnson. Janet Krause and
Kay Detvveiler after chewing some tobacco and
smoking some cigars given to Ihcm by Fiji
Norrie Anderson. It's swell to see Kay
and Norrie together again.
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The Military Dignitary Above
is Kappa Ann Craft, honorary colonel of the KOTO regi
ment, who is wearing one of Hen Simon &. Sons' military
ball dresses. The dressiest street clothes will replace formal
wear at Nebraska's biggest social event in this war year.
The number Ann is modeling is a black crepe apron dress
trimmed with lace. The apron has a new side drape
and the dress is otherwise plain and fitted with a sweet
heart neck aid short sleeves. Hetty Dick, who last Monday
passed the candy to her TrbDelt sisters to celebrate her
pinning to Phi Delt Howard Chapin, will be dancing with
Howard at the ball attired in an ice blue moire taffeta
dress from Simons with peg-top pockets and self buttons
down the front.
In a wheat-colored wool frock with slit pockets, a belt
trimmed in nail heads and a plunged neckline, F.loise Haiti
line, D(l, will lie seen at the ball with pin-mate Beta Larry
11 u wait.
Many styles and colors are available at Simon's for
, your ball dress plus dresses for wear on every occasion.
Make 8oaoa's dross shp yfoit fafAisn headquarter,-' ''v
On Your Toes
as you dance at the ball should be
a pair of Hen Simon & Sons' new
est, and loveliest pumps. Gabar
dines and patents in russet, beige,
blue and black are displayed in
Simon's shoe department. Their
shoes bear the famous trade
marks. "Connie'' and "Jacque
line." They have halter-back Jae
qm line's with walled Iocs in
black or brown. These are easy
to walk on and arc flattering to
any feet. Also featured are dressy
pumps with pom-pom bows and
open toes. N
Theta Joline Ackerman has a
new pair of the Jacqueline heclcss
shoes in black gabardine for the
ball. She will be seen with Phi
Ddt Norm lloclk at his house
party tonight and at ihe ball next
week.
i Simon's have, too. a large selec
tion of wedgie play shoes and
moccasins which arc rapidly tak
ing Ihe place of saddle shoes as
the campus stand-by. Available
also are Guernsey-colored strollers
which are very hard to obtain due
In leather shortages. Stop in 1o
Simon's and fill vour shoe needs.
Bring Your Date
to the I'niou ballroom Friday
nibt and dance to the music of
Johnny Cox and his band. Cox'
aggregation is one of the best in
Ibis party of the country, the
dance floor is the finest in tin
city of Lincoln and only college
Students arc admitted. I'.etwceu
dames drop into the grill where
they serve Ihe finest sandwiches
and soft drinks. For the dance,
the price is low. you'll want to go.
Admission is L'o cents per person,
dancing is from 0 until V2.
Violating the Mann
Act or whatever that is about
crossing state lines with a woman,
was violated last weekend as
Kappa Sig Wrede Smith took
"P.litz" Lillibridgc, l)(j, through
Iowa and South Dakota. He said
that they met his dad. (Jetting
the old man's approval, Wrede?
At any rate "lilitz." came back to
the DG's carrying flowers and
candy, and we predict a pin-hanging
in the very near future. Theta
Marge Heyne doesn't fool us be
cause she's had so many dates
ita AW-Carr lMty,--'"
Until Gas Rationing Starts gei a jead
adorned with one of Gold & Co.'s "Jewel
Tone Pompadours" and you'll have the smart
est chapeaux on the campus. The hals are
styled by Phyllis Mae for fashion and beauty.
You're bound to like the smooth way the bril
liant jewel tones take to fells. You'll like the
way they set off your costuming and your per
sonal charm. Select a "Jewel-Tone" today in
your own "best" color. It will add smartness
to your appearance on the most important oc
casions. Gold's hat department also has lovely mil
linery for every occasion. They feature the
latest styles in sport, cnunl, and spectalor haU
as well as chapeaux to wear with your beaux.
Slop into Gold & Company's third floor bat
department today. Their new "Jewel-Tones"
are offered at and are available in head
sizes 22 and 2:5.
Am Studying
when you come in. just wake me up. Artists
appreciating the suriealism at the ZHT bouse
partv tomorrow nighl will include ZHa Dates
Irv Malashock and Julie Cohen with Sin's
Becky Silvers and Shirley Sonuner. Iive
Kershenbaum will import Jeanie b'ubciistein of
Omaha for the occasion. One of Ihe most pla
tonie little romances on Ihe campus is that ot
Jim Iiigus. Beta, and DG pledge, Nina Scot I.
The scheming littlo DG 's got them 1o pose for
a picture with Jim's arm around Nina, but
even that didn't seem to help.
The Third Finger, Left Hand
of your sweetheart should be sparkling with a
diamond ring from Gardner's Jewelry Store.
Lovelv rings with perfect, blue white diamonds
are offered. Quality and s rvicc to Ihcir pa
trons has been Gardner's aim since they en
tered business in lSS. Stop in and pi-U out
your engagement ring. And you should start
your set of silverware now. Gardner's have
the finest selection of silverware including 1h
Kmart King Kichard pattern. Make 1220 0
Street your jewelry headquarters.
Ask for It by Name,
Fairmont's ice cream. Made of rich delicious
ingredients, earefullv and scientifically pre
pared. You'll enjoy Fairmont's for dessert or
that late snack. It's sold everywhere in a wide!
variety of tempting flavors. Fairmont's is
good in cones, sundaes, or served plain. Buy
it for your special occasions. It's smart as
well as wholesome and tasty. Buy Fairmont js
ice cream for the "peak of quality." It's
America's favite desert, have it several times
a week.
Feel Hurt!
Neither the radio broadcasters nor the rag col
umnist have taken time out to tell how bad my
column is, and 1 know that I'm worse than
either of theirs. Seriously though, I believe
the kids would like a little more gossip and a
little less feudin'. J know a fellow who got
drunk with power, but he owned an electric
cocktail mijter. The Kappa Sigs are going to
clmrdi as a group Sunday morning are having
dates in for a buffet supper that night.