Wednesday, February 2, 1944
DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Mary Ellen Sim, Bob Dewey Wed
Dorothy Hanks Bride ofLt. Smith
The marriage of Miss Mary El
len Sim, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
P. B. Sim of Nebraska City to
Pfc. Robert K. Dewey, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Z. N. Dewey, took place
at 7 o'clock Christmas eve in the
chapel of the First Presbyterian
church. A dinner at the Cornhusk
er followed with only immediate
families attending.
Miss Sim is a senior at the unt
versity. She is president of the
Barb Activities Board for Women,
a member of the A.W.S. executive
board, and recently was chosen
one of the 18 university seniors
for Who's Who in American col
leges and universities.
Pfc. Dewey is a graduate of the
university where he took an active
part in campus activities and was
a member of Phi Beta Kappa. He
tk now stationed at Love Memo
rial where he will receive academic
training prior to his entrance into
officer candidate school.
Dorothy Hanks Marries.
Miss Dorothy Hanks, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H Hanks,
became the bride of Lt. Jared
Smith, son of Mrs. K. E. Smith of
Nebraska City, on Dec. 12 in the
post chapel of Biggs Field, n
Paso, Tex.
Mrs. Calvin Parmele served as
matron of honor and Lt. J. Ward
was best man.
Mrs. Smith attended Doane col
lege, Peru teachers college and
the University of Nebraska where
she was a member of Alpha Phi.
Lieutenant Smith was enrolled at
Peru teachers college at the time
of his enlistment in the army air
corps. The couple is residing at El
Paso where the groom is sta
tioned. Bulletin
1NTERHOISE COl'NCIL.
Interhoiise rminrll of BABW will meet
tomorrow at 7 p. ni. In tin- barb office.
HOME EC (LIB,
New officers of the 'Home Er rlnb will
be Installed at a Ri-nernl mectini; of the
rlnb at 7:80 p. ni. tomorrow In Iive Mc
ntorlul hnll. There wll he a social hour
and program followliiK the miffing
NEBRASKANS NEEDED.
Charlotte Hi'l, business nmnntrer of
the NebrasUan, will pay students for
copies of the Oct. 10. 1!I4S, and Iee.
3, l4:t, Nclirnskan. These papers are
needed to complete the tiles.
RAC.S FOR SmVICKMEN.
..All coeds who sinned tip for Rairs for
Hervlcemcnt should attend a meeting- at
6 p. m. tonlulit In the Nebraskan office.
New systems of addressing and mailing
the papers will be explained at that Ume.
CORNHI'SKER WANTS WORKERS.
Betty Hohf, editor of the Cornhus
ier, needs typists and workers, lots of
them, Immediately. No experience Is
accessary. Interested students should
report to the Cornhuskr office.
SWIMMING CLASSES BEGIN.
The Physical Education department an
nounce that evening swimming classes
Will begin tonight, meeting In the Fast
(lymnnslum of Grant Memorial for the
first week.
SAG TAGS.
Rag Tags workers will meet tonight
with Roberta Burgess m the nally Ne
braskan office at 8. The first edition of
the servicemen's rag for the aew semester
will be printed next Monday.
Nfc-MKDB.
Originally scheduled meeting of Nn-Meds
for Feb. t will be postponed antll Wed
nesday, Feb. 9.
BTl'DENT COUNCIL.
There will be a meeting of Student
Council In Room 815 of the I'nk at 8
p. in. today.
Easy to
Keep Young
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4 Years Oid Today!
Keep Young will) our
"Fountain - of - Youth"
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From Lincoln Journal,
Above is seen Mrs. Robert E. Dewey, the former Mary Ellen
Sim, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Sim of Nebraska City.
Mrs.Jared Smith . . .
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Below Is pictured Mrs. Jared Smith, prior to her marriage
Miss Dorothy Hanks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Hanks.
Graduates
Continued from page 1.
Chandler Wnlliicc. Samuel Webmnn,
Charles Wayne West, Jr.
COLLEGE OF ARTS ANII SCIENCES.
Bachelor of Arts.
Mnr'on Eilwnrd All'crts. Luru K.s'lier
Asplnwnll, J:ines rienujs Bell, Ned Em
mons B' llr Hoer VVnulit Hftin, Juneph
David. Jr.. Jack Samuel TVHiimk, rionilliy
Jane Pourlas, Joltn Wlleox Kfluatds, Wil
liam Melvln Filch, John Miltrm Kind.:,,
Kvehrii lynilse Frli'ke. Ueli'ii Ann doireln,
Atarft: Kuthryn MooHntra. (iecirre Mnrlin
Horner. Pale Wavnn Hurley, PhilHt" Wil
liam Knntor. Klchnrd Arthur Jones, John
i'annifi Kupplncer, Hlierwoml lo Jjtrsnn,
Mary Jo Lalseh, Vineent William l.auliy,
Rnli'Tt Warrinn l.talwieli, Edward Marvih
Alalnshnrk, Jeanne Yoshlko Narnlia, Dale
Orville Porter, Joanna Mai'delene Kadke,
Porranrc Hayninnd, Martha Anm
Arthur T'dell Itlvin, Yozo Haliai.
Karl Simiuelaon, Lelcoy James
Tialph Wii'rcn Soule, Jr., Vlrflna
Ttrfte, llindd lyniv Williams.
Elinor Wooilruff, William J'eter
Na ney
llee-1,
Mvron
rMde,
.Tanii's
Martha
Yoiichim, Jr.
Bachelor of Fine Arts.
Arthur Clarence Allen, Victor Wllllum
M art ens.
Iturhelor of Science.
Billy June farter, Hans Kenneth Ctiriat
teiiMiin. William Kturene Dye, Edward
Lanudon, Fritz Arthur piersnn, Jr., Jean
Ellen Rutneclte, Gury L. Sandy.
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING.
Bachelor ef Science In Agricultural
Engineering.
Olcn HennlnRS, Paul Edward Bohleus-
ener.
Bachelor of Science In Architectural
EnKlneerlng.
Harry Tatsuo Teslilma.
Barhelor of Scicnie In iliemleal
EiiKlnrcrlng.
Marvin Slnamark Jolinsen. Haymond
Frederick Andrew JnrcenKcn, Jj'wis Wylie
Lehr, Ilohcrt Jxiwell Ocden.
Bmhelor of Science In Civil Engineering.
Mlltnn Pah' Hrehni, fiertrre Wettdidl
Brians, Roh-rt Wihllnt; Iuis. Everett Au-j.-U!t
Evdfii. Stanley Jx?c Howell, Kldoti
('.mil Matlutuser.
Biichelor of Science In Electrical
I liu'lnwrlnK.
Herman Wdllam Kruecer. Roliert Clyde
Iiviek, Bolanu Dlen OlderoK. Ctiaiiea
AdolptiuH Htutt (with hlKh iltMtinctlon).
Biichelor of Science In Mechanical
EiiKlneerliiK.
Robert Carl Bramtner, John Ellas. Wil
liam Hmilcv ilorhatti, Verne Bercateii
'Irnzncr, rtinrle Kilvin Jlitclunnn, laiia
Kenneth Holt. Kol.crl Hutua Kini-', Wll
liam Hideo Morlta, Bershinj! Naknda, John
I'hilMii Schlui'kelhler, Harvey Henry Htoltz-
Authorized
Electric Shaver Service
Hrhlck Hhave Master and Rcnilnrton
New Jurts. Free estimates, lluncst
work by factory trained men. One
ouy service.
Electric Shaver Service f
HS So. IWh S-IDnt
"Suit Yourself" Is New Motif
For Smart Fern Wardrobes
BY BETTY KING
Flash the first robins are on
their way. You know what that
means. Suits, of course. Now is
the time women begin to think of
their spring outfits. (Dont ask
me why.)
Suits, as always, will be the
backbone of spring wardrobes.
This spring suits are imoortant not
only because of their practicality
but for their versatility also. A
change of accessories and presto
a change of costume. A suit's go
everywhereness is ideal for the
busy coed of today.
Wool gabardine is the most pop
ular fabric for this year s suits
An example of this is the lovely
soft beige suit seen in a down
town window recently. The suit
was lapel-less (you've heard of the
OPA, no doubt) and featured
matching grosgrain ties instead of
the usual buttons on the jacket.
Wool flannel is as good this
year as always. It is particularly
smart in grey pinstripe. There are
'.wo versions of this either the
-opular tailored suit or the bolero
suit which is staging a comeback.
Waistcoats are the newest ac
cessory for spring suits. The most
amusing of the current crop is
the one featuring a low-cut back
for daytime (with the jacket) or
formal (without the jacket) wear.
Other favorite accessories in-
man, Emll Clinton Webber, Howard Ed
ward West pate.
TEACHERS COLLEOE.
Bachelor of Music in Education.
Dorothy Marie Hendricks.
Bachelor ol Science In Education.
Barbara Harm Cockle. Barbara York
Cockle, Marilynn Griffith with distinc
tion), Katherlne Esther Client . Beverly
Burton Hookstra. Peter Mitsuo Ida, Pons
Janet Mamhall, Charlotte Eloise Mayflcld.
Viola Lorraine Mnyer, Marie Elizabeth
Nemec, Phyllis Anita O'llonnell. Clara
MarRret Rodrhorst, Mary Martin Tunks,
Merle Panlelpon Weller, Patricia Fulton
Yetter. Marianne Gertrude Kicrjer.
Certificate in Physical Education and
Athletics.
Peter Mitsuo Ida.
Certificate In Physical Education.
Katherlne Esther Oust.
COI.I.ECE OF MEDICINE.
Bachelor of Science In Nurslnt.
Helen Louise Loitan, Evelyn Elsa
Noakes.
Bachelor of Science in Medicine,
Robert Combs Cowter, Paul Ivan Ekart,
Max William Flothow, Jr. Adrian Alan
Km, Joseph Eucene Crnriam, Elbert Tay
lor Phelps
COLLEGE OF LAW.
Bachelor or Ijius.
Betty Jean Peterson.
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy.
Edward John Holscher (with distinc
tion), Robert Cordon Hit, Rolland Her
bert ManKold.
chide matching hat and purse com
binations, or hat and glove com
binations. Hats are mostly on the
Dutch cap or calot theme. T'n-y
are shown in light weight straws
or woolens.
Suits are simple," smart, ancj
feminine suit yourself.
YVTNanis
New Cabinet,
Staff Heads
Install Appointees
At Ceremony Sunday
In Ellen Smith Hall
YWCA cabinet appointments
for this semester have been an
nounced by Ann Wellensiek, pres
ident. Other newly elected officers
are: Bonnie Hindricks, vice pres
ident: Jean Whedon. secretary :
Dorothy Camahan, treasurer, and
Mary Ann Mattoon, district rep
resentative. The cabinet will include: Jeanne
Larson, worship; Mary Lou
Holtz, social chairman; Mazei
Stearn. international relations;
Barbara Stahl, social service;
Jessie Lou Tyler, freshman work;
Ghita Hill, upperclassmen leader
ship training; Margaret Swanson,
membership; Jeannette Engle,
personal relations; Aikane, Mary
Alden; Hazel Abel, Estes co-op.
Head Staff Groups.
Staff leaders are: vesners. Shir-
lev Hillmer: vesner choir. Mar
garet Capron; comparative reli
gions, Marianna Shoemaker; New
Testament. Myrtle L. Johnson;
social service, Marcia McKee; in
ternational relations, Gerry Mc-
Kinsey; Estes co-op, Gloria Mar
clis: office staff. LaVerne Klt-in:
surgical dressings, Alice Abel;
United Christian Youth Movement
representative, Suzanne Pope; N
Book, Marilyn Adler; Tiriy Y,
Margrct Penman.
The work of these cabinets is
to plan and execute all the so
cial, religious, and war work
functions of the university
YWCA. Installation of the cabi
net will bf held Sunday, Feb. 6,
at b o clock in Ellen Smith Hall.
NOW! THESE
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CREAMS
REDUCED!
CLEANSING CREAM, NO. 1 OR NO. 2
AND
4
SPECIAL FORMULA CREAM
Jk(L $3
15
pi UK tX
STREET FLOOR.