THE NEBRASfCAN
Friday, October 13, 1944
SocMi . . .
Have you heard about the
dumb girl who thot a goblet was
a sailors child?
Everyone has been thrilled
about Gloria Mardis' new dia
mond from Dee Devoe . . . she is
a Pi Phi and Mortar Doard and
he is a Fiji now in the army . . .
Phi Delt president Tom McCar
ville is hurrying to Ames this
week-end to see his Gamma Phi
Kathryn Critchfield . . . wonder
if he will come back with or
without his shield ...
Pi Phi Kathy Lcgge is being
visited by ex-Phi Psi, Bob Tegt
now a Flight Officer . . . and a
turnabout of that happened last
week-end when Neil Jenkins
Beta sweetheart came to Lincoln
to see him . . . Betas Dick "Klip
pity" Klopp and Bill Olson were
expecting their girl friends, but
at the last minute they switched
plans and the boys went to the
metropolis . . .
Chi O Shirley Crosbie is now
going steady with Bob Creutz, Phi
Delt . . . and Gamma Phi Marcia
McKee has a pin from an AST
. . . these engineers really know
their strength . . .
Theta president Dottie Theisen
is dreaming of a journey to' Texas,
and lneta pledge Joanne Acker
man is waiting for the Home
coming Dance, because she al
ready has her date with an "ace"
of an ATO pledge . . .
Various people are making
plans to attend the Kansas game
. . . others are just making plans
... we are taking up biting our
nans ... it saves money . . .
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evening in the third floor parlor
of the church house. All the
Christian young people from the
state are urged to attend.
The morning service of the
Evangelical church is scheduled
for 11 o'clock. The sermon will be
"The Gospel Story." Sunday eve
ning tne ag college Student Chris
tian Fellowship will be held at
7 o'clock.
"The Ten Commandments to
Students" is the topic of the ser
mon to be heard at the Baptist
church Sunday. Virginia Young
will lead the devotions and Lu
cille Manning will accompany the
hymns.
The young pepole of the First
Congregational church will par
take of a supper to be held out-of-doors
Sunday evening. Imme
diately louowing, a meeting will
be held at the home of Prof, and
Mrs. C. . McNeill.
Hold Catholic Services.
The regular Catholic services
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will be held Sunday, Oct. 15, in
the Student Union rooms. All uni
versity students of Catholic faith
are urged to attend these worship
services.
The 75th anniversary of the
First Presbyterian church is the
theme of a youth rally to be held
this Sunday evening. Representa
tives from all towns in this dis
trict will attend this meeting, and
all university students wishing to
attend should meet at the Pres
byterian student house. Cars will
be on hand to take them to the
rally.
Rev. Paul C. Calhoun, jr.. will
be the main speaker at the ban
quet. Reverend Calhoun is the
minister at the Presbyterian
church at Kearney, Neb. Bill Mil
ler will preside.
Lutherans Meet in Union.
The Lutheran chapel service
will be held as usual at 10:45 a. m.
Sunday in room 315 of the Union.
Rev. H. Erck, university Lutheran
pastor, will be in charge and will
preach the sermon on the topic:
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Lutheran girls of the campus
are invited to the home of Rev.
and Mrs. Erck at 1805 Sumner
street for a social gathering from
5 to 9 o'clock Sunday evening. A
waffle supper will be served.
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