THE NEBRASKAN
Wednesday, May 10, 1944
Nebraska Sons
Group Offers
Literary Prize
A $100 prize is being offered for
the best essay on a pioneer, insti
tution, or incident of early Ne
braska history, by the Native Sons
and Daughters of Nebraska, ac
cording to contest chairman, Mrs.
Ora Clement of Lincoln.
Manuscripts should be from
3,000 to 5,000 words in length and
must be submitted before Septem
ber 15, 1944, to Mrs. Clement,
1730 C street.
The winning article is to be
acceptable for publication in the
Prairie Schooner, university lit
erary magazine, edited by Dr
L. C. Wimberly. Judges, in ad
dition to Dr. Wimberly, will be
Dr. J. L. Sellers of the history
department, and Mrs. Norma Kidd
Green, Lincoln book reviewer.
June Dunn, Pat Tobin, Laurine
Hanson and Vonne Milton.
A banquet honoring the now
initiates will be held at the Corn
htisker Thursday. Mary Lou Holtz
is in charge of the banquet.
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Soeiety
Six Bizari Coeds
Become Members
Of Phi Chi Thcta
Phi Chi Theta, national busi
ness administration fraternity,
held its initiation last night at
7:30 p. m. in the Union with Cath
erine Dutton, retiring president
presiding.
The new initiates are Betty
June Baldwin, Jeanne Dougan
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Please-ee-e, if you find a Mor
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Candy passings at the last sor
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the theme of several Monday night
gatherings.
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Jawn Mason, forn TO. Theta
way found Barber S later who
had the five pou..u . but no
Bill Cist. He's down at Fort Ben
ning fighting his way thru OCS.
Three girls held the limelight at
the Chi O house . . . Betty Ruth
Dunlap with Bill Hewitt, SAE,
Dorothy Black with Dick Batch
rider, Sigma Nu, and Helen Plas
ters with Byrne Swlggart, Theta
Xi. Two Phi Gam-AOPi combina
tions came to light with Mariana
Shoemaker and Ned Nietzman
celebrating a pinning and Betty
Fagerberg and Bob Campbell an
nouncing their engagemente
After spending a leave here with
Dorothy Caress, AOPi, Lt. Ned
Krum, Beta from New York, haa
proved he hasn't forgotten the
girl. He's keeping Bell and West
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