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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, November 8, 1946
i By Jeanne Hickey.
Take three deep breaths and
slowly exhale in order to get in
shape for the gala week end with
its many parties and lengthy
plans.
The Phi Psi Bowery party Sat
urday night promises to be a suc
cess with such couples as Nadine
Anderson and Jack Schultze. Bar
bie Turk and Davie Miller. Guests
must diess to represent persons
of t!ie roaring 20's. and the re
sults will probably be amusing.
Dating to the music of Onn
Tu-k"r at the Phi Delt party at
the Pike Friday will be Audrey
Forsvthe and steady. Art Birk.
Don' Corper and Sheila Curran,
Virg Falloon and graduate. Masie
Platner, and Dede Meyer and Hat
tie Wilbourne are looking forward
to this event. Jack Dickey and
Ellie Detweiler will be back to
gether again for that night
Sig Alpha Party.
The Sig Alpha "annual" will be
a great party, according to re
ports of their plans. Walt Rungen
and Lou Plouru who were pinned
last ' Saturday, plan to take it in,
as well as Bob Burhans and. Mil
lie Haycraft, who people say will
be going steady in a very short
time.
Sneaking of steadies. Peg Cowles
and Bill Tyson, Pat Krause and
Gen" Dildine make two wonder
ful couples who have decided to
dafp onlv each other, that is. Peg
with Bill and Pat with Gene.
Louise Carter seems to find
great interest in Joe Williams.
They are seen together quite reg
ularly. Norrie Anderson has been
occupying the time of Georgie
Wythers of late, and Jack Colgon
seems to have his bid in for the
time of Sue Alexander.
Bloodshed?
Much blood is being shed
by Kent Kratz and Virgil Ohse
as to who is taking Marggy Cobb
out each week end. The boys in
the house are thinking of placing
bets.
Buck Barger has found new in
terest at Omaha U., coed Jean Mc
Cauley. Buck is going to Omaha
to see her this week end.
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Playing 9 to 12
FRIDAY, NOV. 8
44c per person
Union Ballroom
South American
Dancing Class
8 to 9 p. m., Nor. 8
Union Ballroom
Dr. Webster Tells
Nu-Meds of ETO
War Experiences
Dr. Frederick Webster discussed
his experienc.es as commander of
a front-line medical unit in the
European theater, at the Wednes
day night Nu-Med meeting at the
Union.
Dr. Webster, who is practicing
orthopedics, was himself a casu
alty in Europe. His speech was
preceded by a banquet and busi
ness meeting, at which President
Stanley Johnston announced that
the Cornhusker picture will be
taken next Tuesday. Nov. 12, at
4:45 at the Rinehart-Marsden
studies.
Limlstrom . . .
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YM will supervise organized rec
reation in the Activities building.
At 6:00 p. m. the YW will serve
a spaghetti supper open to every
one at a minimum charge. The
Ag YW-YM cabinet members are
selling the supper tickets which
must be obtained before 5:00 p. m.
Monday.
As a climax to the day's activi
ties, Dr. Lindstrom will speak on
"The Rural Church in a Christ
ian Nation" at 7:30 in the Activi
ties Building.
Any student who wishes to
confer with Dr. Lindstrom may
do so Tuesday between the hours
of 11 and 12, 1:30 to 3:30 in Room
110 of the Plant Industry Building.
mons at Sunday morning services
at various churches. Msgr. George
Dance Planned
For Saturday
B.A.B.W. is sponsoring the an
nual "Hello" dan'-e tomorrow eve
nings, from 8 to 12 in the Union
ballroom. The affair is stag or
date, and admission is 20 cents.
During intermission there will
be a floor show and 15 candidates,
one chosen from each unaffiliated
house and. club, will be voted upon
to represent the typical coed at
large.
Girls who are candidates will
be voted upon by those at the
dance on the basis of their ap
pearance, popularity, and person
ality. Those who are competing
for the title of "Hello Girl of
1946" are:
Joe Kt-llcnharRer. Wlliton Hall.
Mary Acnes Gnwaerode, Howard Hall.
Clco Si bmoUI. Cox Hall.
Ann Proper, Car! Hall.
Mantaret Si men. International House.
Vtrian Frasicr, Loo mis Hall.
Patricia Ver Maaa. 331 Claa.
Ardyce Stara, Terrace Hal).
Sue Ftihwood, love Co-op.
Jeanne Bowling. Northeast Hall.
Rene Stokely. Town. Club.
Knlice Luke. Heaperla.
Bettv Beoknnr. Amiklta.
Evetya CahaT Candidate from Lincoln.
The "Hello Girl" will be pre
sented with a corsage at the end
of the balloting.
Representatives said that the
ballroom would be decorated with
a theme in keeping with the name
of the dance.
Tickets are now on sale in the
lobby of the Student Union.
Schuster has scheduled two mas
ses instead of one in Parlors XYZ
of the Union Sunday morning,
featuring sermons by Father
Weisenberg. One will be at 9 a.
m. and the other at 11 a. m.
The program for Saturday and
Sunday:
Batarilar:
11:00 a. m. Nrhranh Forum a the
Air. KOIL.
4:H) p. m. Retreat aad aaaaer far ld
em and commrtteemca at BaptHt Student
(eater.
HumtMv:
"KrUtMi Tadajr." KFAB Medlattaa
broadcast, 8:311 a. m. Ir. T. Z. Kan.
:0U a. a. Maaa far Catholic KaeVata,
t'nkta XVZ. Father WelnenlterK, 8. J.
1 1 rr)A Moral rhnrrti Nerrtrea.
Fa-nt vanrelWai, KMaabeth Jaaea.
IM rtrbrfrrtaa, Dr. T. X. Koo.
TrMtx, Methadfcrt. Dr. Harry V. r-antNon.
Warren MethodM, Elhmbeta Ti
CataaHa -WaaVato, Caiaa XYZ. rather
Wetaeaaerg. . J. . ,
2:00 p. m. I'nlon XVZ. Father Wrlaeav
ben. 8. 1.
1:M p. aa. Cabeaetn af Caaapun Ka
llriM beaapa. Dr. OUrwr Kelaaa,
Kiwaanarl Church, lath and U .
Ht17:M p. m. I.atheraa dtudcatl, Meat
Lutheran. Dr. Cart K. Land Qatat.
tS-7:(ia p. m. rreabyterlaa studeat
Home. Ir. Jaaa OHrer Nehea.
64 p. nv Cataaac Student. Father
Weloenber. 8. i.
7:80 p. m. Onenln Convocation, I a
vcn.lt y Coliseum, "The Faith that Makaa
a Dlffereara." Dr. T. t. Koo, Chaneellac
Gaataraaa. presiding
Daily Staff . . .
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editor will be required to work
with other members of the staff
in the Nebraskan staff each after
noon. Applicants will probably also
be asked to work on the Daily
Nebraskan for a week before the
Ag editor is actually chosen in
order to become acquainted with
the work and to demonstrate their
qualifications.
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in
"LIFE BEGINS AT 8:33'
3:00 P. M., Sunday, November 10
Union Ballroom
Coffee Hour 5 fo 6 Buffet Dinner 5:30-7:00
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