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DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, May 7. 1943
BY JIDGE MASON.
A few of the Alpha Xis were
slightly perturbed the other night
when some little creatures came
scurrying into their rooms about
2 a. m. They discovered the next
morning that the creatures were
but two httle bunnies that had
been piesented to Jean Bowers by
a male admirer for Easter.
.Janet Ktause. Kay Detweiler
and Pat Shaw. DCs, went home
soaking wet after a rendevous
with the Fijis concerning a mis
Sing convertible. The Fijis have
a technique for discouraging mis
chievous sills.
Please. DUs:
We have a request to make that
the Dt s would keep their broth
ers auairs iraigi;t Detore giving
us the news. They have informed
us that Marv Tussey is pinned to
Kurt Kimball. 'Casanova" from
far bark, in.-tead of to Kent Kratz
This will probably get us into fur
ther trouble, but nevertheless, an
other DU, Al Iwson. has had
several -quickie" dates with the
same lassie.
Jerry Buller. Alpha Chi. and
A ina S.ott. DG, will be dating
two smooth (we hope) Fijis from
Missouri. Saturday night. A ro
mance brewing between Don
Cooper. Phi Delt. and Joan Bohrer
Theta. is at the Friday night
standing date stage. I wonde
why the standing date wasn't for
Saturdfl.' .
Stop and Look.
If you keep your eyes open a
the Innocent's party, you will see
Virginia Trowbridge, DG, with
Innovent Dick Harnsberger, Ph
Psi. At th same party will be
Demmie Cole, Phi Delt, and June
Griffen. Tri Delt. Bill Orr. Kanna
Sig. and Lauralee Mundil (this is
a new combination!) and John
Kuhlman. Delta Sig, with Barbara
fetahl. Bob Buxton and Bill Mun
Bon. ATOs, will be escorting their
nurses, as perusual.
Wilbur Craig, ATO, sent Judy
. uariand a telegram upon hearing
of her pending divorce, to come to
the party, Friday, but was politely
uirnea down due to previous en
gagements.
YW Gets Candy.
The YWCA cabinet had a candy
passing by Mary Lockett who has
received a diamond from Larry
Bush, from Oklahoma. Maxine
Lynn received a nan sweetheart
pin from Chuck Boyle of ML Ver
non, la. And on the subject of
pins, Betty Simodynes, DG. was
mysteriously wearing a Sig Alph
pin which disappeared in the same
way a few days later..
Jean Wochner. Alpha Xi. is no
longer wearing the pin or the dia
mond of Dale Brockmeier, Farm
house. Don James, ATO, from
Falls City, is going steady with
Connie Cathcart of Lincoln high
school, which leaves a home town
flame in the 1 "
Lutheran Chapel
Service Observes
Moll
ler s
Day
Mother's day will be observed
In the Lutheran chapel service
Sunday morning at 10:45 in par
lors X and Y of the Student Union
Rev. Mr. Erck, university Lu
theran pastor, will speak on the
topic: "Jochabed, the mother of
Moses." The offering of the day
will be devoted to synods army
and navy commission, for use in
supplying religious material and
spiritual assistance to our young
men in the armed forces.
Hold Picnic
A picnic for students of all Lu
theran synods will be held Friday,
May 7. Students ofthe city campus
are requested to meet at Temple
building at 6 p. m. and proceed to
Peter Pan park ux a group. Stu
dents from ag college may go di
rectly to the park at 6 p. m
Gifts for
Mothers Day
News Editors
Take Desk Job
As is customary during the
last weeks of Daily publication,
news editors have been "on the
desk" this week assuming man
aging editors' duties. They wtu
continue to hold these positions
until May 14, the last issue of
the Nebraskan.
STAMP SALES
SURPASS $89
UN stamp sales totaled $89.70 in
this week's drive by members of
Tassels. War stamps were not sold
on ag campus.
The stamp booth in Social Sci
ences placed first in sales with
$53.90, more than the other three
booths combined. The Union was
second with a total of $22.70.
Tassels at the Uni Drug booth
sold $12.20 in war stamps, and 90
cents worth of stamps was sold in
Mechanical Arts.
OId-Timers Delight
A Free Union Flicker Show
Mary Pickford, Charlie Chaplin,
Ben Turpin, fir Gay Nineties
8:00 p. m. Sunday, May 9
Union Ballroom ' Open to Students fir Crew
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