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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, May !3, 1949
Men's Dorm
Plans Election
Dav May 16
The Men's Residence halls
elected new officers for vhe col
lege year 1949-19.r0 Wednesday
evening. The new officers are as
follows:
"A" Dormitory Cecil Middle
ton, president; Floyd Tyson, secretary-treasurer;
Arthur Epstein,
social chairman; Leland Korte,
athletic chairman.
"B" Dormitory Edward Saad,
president; John Brogan, secretary
treasurer; Bill Sherwood, social
chairman; Robert Werner, athle
tic chairman.
"C" Dormitory Neal Micsbach,
president; Bob Krotter, secretary
treasurer; Tom May, social chair
man; Vern Welch, athletic chair
man.
Dr. Wick to Visit
LSA May 11, 15
Dr. Ruth Wick, executive as
sistant of the Division of Stu
dent Service of the National
Lutheran council will bo a guest
of the Lutheran Student associa
tion May 14 and 15.
She will be present for the
joint Ag and City Council Plan
ning Retreat to be held at Beth
any park Saturday at 11 a. m.
She will also speak at the an
nual LSA joint picnic at Pioneer
park, Sunday, May 14. Cars will
leave both student houses at 3
p. m. for the park.
Over 100 LSA members at
tended the annual LSA banquet
held Wednesday. Pastor Fred
Kosmet Club . . .
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it will also be recognized as bet
ter entertainment."
rFEIFFER also felt that ama
teur scripts could be dispensed
with.
'Tin in favor of a more pro
fessional show," he said.
A most un-Pan-Hellenic atti
tude was expressed by Pat Nor
din, Alpha Omicron Pi, president.
"As I was saying," she quipped,
"I think that it would be a def
inite improvement. If it were done
with the sanction of the proper
authorities it would be a lot of
fun. However, let's keep it clean."
An anonomous KK member an
swered the "sanitation" charges
with "Broadway has certainly
gotten aling with men and women
in the same cast for a number
of years."
ANOTHER COED. Pat Larsen,
Alpha Chi prexy, spoke for the
idea "if it would give better en
tertainment." The new president of Kosmet
Klub, Bob Sim, settled the case
for the organization by saying
"It's not a question do we want
women in the show. The issue is
imperative. We need better skits
and good dance routines and fe
male voices. We've been working
for a year and a half to get girls
in the show."
"The aim of Kosmet Klub is to
present good dramatic entertain
ment to the campus and to do
that we must have women in
our spring revue," President Sim
said.
Kern of Grace Lutheran church,
Fremont, spoke on the topic,
"Religious Orientation." General
chairmen for the banquet were
Virgil Dissmeyor and Bob Johnson.
Your
Church
By Marvel Phillips
Kaplisl
Friday, May 13. 6:15 p.m.
Spring banquet, First Baptist
Church. Sunday, May 15, 5:30
p. m., picnic meeting.
Campus Chapel
May 15, 10 a. m Bible Study.
11 a.m. Worship service, Rev.
Gordon Linpett.
Ca ill olio
Sunday, May 15, 9 and 10 a. m.,
Mass, Student Union, XYZ. Tues
day, study group, Student Union,
315.
Christian
Sunday, May 15, 4:15, picnic at
Roberts Park. Meet at Cotner
House. Highlight will be installa
tion of our new officers. Wednes
day, May 18, 4 p.m. Friendly at
Cotner.
Con;ro;;alioiial
Sunday, May 15, 5 p.m. Stu
dent Fellowship, , "Congregation
alists and War," concluding dis
cussion, presenting point of view
of military interventionist. Guest
speakei will be The Rev. William
Berger, pastor at Avoca, State
Chaplain of V.F.W., and graduate
assistant in history at the Uni
versity. Temple 22A. Supper.
First - Plymouth Congregational
Chui ch, Sunday Evening Club
picnic at Pioneers Park. Meet at
Church, 20th & D, at 5 p. m.
Episcopal
Friday, May 13, 8 p. m. Married
students affiliated with the Epis
copal Church will have a "Fn-dav-the-Thirteenth"
party in the
Canterbury Club Room at Epis
copal Chapel. Mrs. Martha Scan
Ion, chairman of the party, indi
cates there will be a handwriting
expert present, dancing, cards,
ping pong, and refreshments.
Sunday, May 15. 9 a.m. Holy
Communion. Breakfast served
following in the Canterbury Club
Room. 1 1 a. m. Choral Eucharist
with instruction by the Chaplain
on the Prayer Book. Topic: "Holy
Communion." 12:15 p.m. Choir
picture. 6.30 p.m. Annual Choir
Banquet and Annual Canterbury
Club Senior Dinner. Wednesday,
May 18, 7 a.m., Holy Commu
nion. Breakfast.
Liitlir
ran
Sunday, May 15, 10:45 a.m.
Lutheran Chapel Service with
celebration of holy communion,
Student Union, Room 315. Rev.
Erck's sermon topic: "Lift Up
Your Eyes and Look on the
Fields." Gamma Delta will meet
at 7 p. m. in the Temple bldg.
for the last Bible Hour and the
report on the Regional Conven
tion held at Lawrence last Sun
day. Sunday, May 15, Joint picnic at
Pioneers Park. Meet at 1200 No.
37th or 1440 Q at 3 p. m. for rides
picnic begins at 3:30. Volleyball
and Softball. Vesper service in the
evening with Dr. Ruth Wick, Ex
ecutive Assistant of Division of
Student Service, National Luther
an Council, speaking. Friday, May
13, 8 a. m. Discussion at Student
House, 1440 Q. Leader will be
Dr. Harryop from Jamaica. Sat
urday, May 14, 11 a.m. Joint Ag
and City Council Retreat, Beth
any Park. Sunday, May 15, 9:15'
Bible Study, both Student Houses. '
Methodist
Friday. May 13. 5 p.m. Picnic!
Cosmo's lo Show
Egyptian Slides
Slides ol Egypt
Saturday by the
club in Parlor B,
will be shown
Cosmopolitan
Union, at 2:15
p. m.
The slides will be accompanied
by talks of two members familiar
with the country, M. Raghleb and
J. Levi. They will show the de
velopment of Egypt in recent years
along with the ancient historical
locations there.
Cosmopolitan club members in
vite all interested persons to at
tend. Cars will leave Student House at
4 and 5 p.m. Sunday, May 15,
St. Paul, 3 p m. Installation of
Delta Sigma Theta officers. 7
p. m. Wesley Fellowship. Dr. P. M.
Bancroft speaking on "Parent
Child Relationships." Wesley Fel
lowship meetings at Grace 6:30,
Elm Park 6, F.p worth 6:30, and
Trinity 7 p. m.
lVeshytcrian
Sunday, May 15. 5:30 p. m. Sup
per. Worship Service presented
by Chancellor Knight of Wes
le'Van University and students.
Topic: "When the Bomb Fell on
America."
Unitarian
Saturday, May 14, Young Cou
ples Square Dance group will be
guests of the Saturday Ni.cjht
Group at Antelope Park pavilion.
Wedding Stationery
I n itntiont or Announcement
Printed or Fn graved
Goldenrod Stationery Store
215 North 14th Street
For Smoothness and Styling "Forever And Ever
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Rust Morgan and his lovely
vocalist, Pat Laird, talk over the
Camel Mildness Test
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Styled in the Mor
gan manner, "Forever
and Ever" is dance-tempting.
Russ likes smooth music
and mild cigarettes. "Camels"
says Russ "they're my idea of
a mild, fine-tasting smoke!"
In a recent coast -to-coast test of hun
dreds of men and women who smoked
Camels, and only Camels, for 30 dajs, noted
throat specialists, making weekly examinations, reported
NOT ONE SINGLE CASE
OF THROAT IRRITATION
due to smoking
CAMELS!
