The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 5

Saturday, 24. 19(8 THE LISCOLX STAR 3 An Un-Gay Week-End 1 'Y. '1 Greek Letter At a special Initiation held Thursday evening In parlor of the Student Union, the Omlcron chapter of Pi Lambda Theta Initiated a group of twelve women outstanding In the field of education. The sorority, an honorary and professional association for women in education, has announced the following new members: Helen Becker, Lincoln; Irma E. Bryan, Orange, Lydla Endorf Butler, Campbell; Helen Carolyn t'onley, Coad; Alberta Jean Frerichs, Grand Island; Charlotte Gruber, Seward; Helen Klippenstein, Friend; F.lva Belle Clement Hayden, Ord; Mary Serburne McAlister, Lincoln; Emma Elizabeth Renken, Geneva; Helen Veronica Shields, Kearney; and Helen Storms, Western.

Following the initiation a banquet was held at which time Mrs, Arthur Smith of Lincoln was guest speaker. Mrs. Smith spoke on the topic, "Achievements of the United ALTHOUGH THIS IS not what anyone would call a gay nor an exciting week-end, it could be worse as far as the news is concerned For one thing, there was a luncheon today at the Lincoln Country club, with Mrs. L. Day the hostess.

Mrs. Day invited twelve guests for the party which also included an afternoon of bridge at the club. THEN WE HEAR that some Lincoln residents have arrived in Managua, Nicaragua Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mertx sailed from New Orleans on July 16, as guests of the Higglns Boat and now are visiting their son, Colonel Willard Mertx.

They RADKE TO PUSH CAMPAIGN FOR CHAIRMANSHIP Of Stmte Demon Franz C. Radke, Lincoln attorney, said Saturday he will campaign for democratic state chairmanship "as vigorously as possible under a handicap." The handicap, he explained, is present Chairman William Ritchie's refusal to give him a list of delegates to the state convention at Grand Island Aug. 3. Ritchie has announced that he will not seek the post again. Ritchie did, however, send him a list of county chairmen, the Lincoln man acknowledged, although he pointed out that it would do him "very little good" in contacting delegates.

Radke said he will attend the convention and "meet the delegates as they come," in an effort to acquaint them with his political experience. This week, Lancaster county Young Democrat gave their endorsement for chairmanship to H. Shrout of Omaha. expect to return home by plane sometime in August, HEAR THAT DR? and Mrs. Leonard Worley and their two daughters, Leonora and Jean-ette, arrived from Long Island, N.

on Friday evening to spend two weeks with Dr. Worley's mother, Mrs. Jay Worley. THIS EVENING Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Lampihire are entertaining in prenuptial courtesy to their daughter, Miss Virginia Lamp-shire, and her fiance, Joe Hageman, whose marriage will be an event of Sunday, July 25. The party, for which the guest list will include the members of the families and the bridal party, will follow a wedding rehearsal at the church. Dale Of Nebraska COP Convention May Be Changed A move was under way today to have the date of the GOP's post-.

Erimary convention changed from abor day, it was learned at the republican state headquarters Saturday. Seeking the change, according to a spokesman at the headquarters, are a number of Omaha republicans who believe that the call will cut into the holiday plans of a number of delegates. The protests of the Omaha group have been, forwarded to T. "Bert" Howard, state chairman, at his home in Scottsbluff, It was reported. MARRIAGE LICENSES Drln Lavaon, Lincoln jn Oarnat Johnton, jo Marlln J.

Sumatra. Lincoln So Qil F. Btrftn. Lincoln II Richard Mulder, Lincoln 14 Ruth Uuril, Lincoln a Jot Howard Haiamaii. Ithaca.

JJ Vlriwia Ma? Lamp.hira. Lincoln Charlti Stvtni. Lincoln 31 Yvonni D. UNoua. Omaha 31 Nlrholaa V.

Lococo, Lincoln II Sadl L. Ourano, Lincoln 31 Hfnry W. Hollim, Lincoln JJ Jultna R. Chrutlanaen, Lincoln 11 Maria W. Wlrhl.

Lincoln 14 Arlan M. Pipkin, Lincoln 11 Oordon C. Rou, Lincoln Olorla Jtan Way. Lincoln 30 CROCHET MADE EAST! 5417 Mas. A UN AAOT Hfra la a fnmplfta gulria nl crochet thai ymill Imd HualuaUa In maaini arilcln.

(athlon accnnrli, wearanlM lor lha (amll and hnr and haraar alfu. tune and adoanrrd ucha ara ntari rvalrlrar lth ncp bv airp Inklrucilnna and dlaaiami. Mora Inlnrmallnn In ihia nna Inxcunmn tbrri than can Imind In hooka couina. two dnllara and orrl To ohiain Initructlon ahMt on Cro-rhat Madr Ear, 4A llln-lr illonn and faay-to-undfrBiand Intlrurtlona tpattrrn No S4I1i. arnd IS r.nn In COIN nlu I cmiI poataa.

Voi'R NAVf ADimrss and (ha PATTEIIN NVMntll to ANNK A HOT. Lincoln Star. 30 Souih Walla. Chlcaio-1-lll. which opens Monday, and 10 boys and 33 girls will enroll at the second camp scheduled for next Thursday.

Four club leaders will also attend. I II I A Birth LINCOI.N GENERAL HOSPITAL MR and MM OO'VIIAS BRrWW, lata ftouih Porifaiiahih atra-l. a Nimr an Saiurda. Julv M. Ma ard mws rRETt nuxn rtaniom, a dauihiar.

an frlil at. Julr 31. MK and MRS MAUNiri MARTINI," la 1 4 airaat, a aon, an fridar, ul II. MR and MRS FRSn KHRERT IfU North fourlaan'h lrMt. a aan.

aa fuday, Julr 31 MB and MRS HERBERT RET HW- COM EH J344 nrt, i Sauffc. Ur. on rrldav. Julf 11. MR and MRS RIIME1 MARJt laU a 4auanr, an Erldaj, Julf MR and MRS nt.EN LTTI.B.

UM Hiomt. aon, on frlday, July MR and MRS ROBERT WAnt.tY. I'H4 Crncl, (nn, on fridai, July 11 MR and MRS. JONSM, Aah-land, a aon. an rrtdar, Julr St.

BRYAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MR and MRS WIU.IAM WI1J40K, 4no Nih FH'T-atanih atraal, in on Saturday, Jul 1. ST. ELIZABETH HOSPITAL MR and MHR LEONARD rETfRS. 1144 ilia atar, aon, on rrldav. July II Housing Authority GrfN'Grpcn Light On Airlinsc Hlds Decision to allo-v the Llnrola housing authority to bid on flvl buildings for sale by the Wal Assets Administration at the Municipal airport was made Satur day by city, University of Ne brnska and housing authority of firints.

At a meeting In the mayor's office, the city and the university decided not to bid In order to givs the housing authority an opei field. The rent on the frame build ings. to be used for utility purposes, is expected to cover their original cost, according to Mayof Clarence G. Miles. SPINET PIANOS 485? DMBAIX-niENCH-CABLX lc 9(ouse IMS Sd.J Tka Maala rH1 I If.

r-. MISS CAROL RULE Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rule of Friend are today announcing the engagement and approaching marrlajje of their daughter, Carol, to Ralph S. Haskins, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Haskins of riainview The wedding will be an event of Sunday, August 1, and the servire will be solemnized at the Methodist church In Friend. Miss Rule atended Nebraska Wesleyan university and Is a member of Delta Zeta sorority. She is a graduate of the Bryan Memorial hospital school of nursing. Mr.

Haskins is a senior at the University of Nebraska. Propose Tax Levy Roost For liber WILBER, Saline county board of commissioners has proposed to raise the county's 1943 tax levy one mill above last year's four mill levy, it wss reported today. This would elevate the amount to be raised bv taxation from $128,000 in to 9163.648 this year. A public hearing has been set for July 28 for the purpose of entering objections to the proposed levy. II I County Ml lfembfri To Attend Summer Camp County Agent V.

H. Petersen reported Saturday that 114 of the county's 4-H club members will attend two summer 4-H camps at Seward. A total of 43 4-H girls and 27 boys will attend. the first camp ball game between Crete and Lincoln Northeast Sunday and dancing will be the features of week-end celebration. Annual Crcle Legion Celebration Opens CRETE, Neb.

(AP) Ed Hammond, new commander of the Crete American Legion post, will preside over the local legion's annual two day jubilee celebration which opened Saturday. Free acts, a junior legion base The Doors Arc Open At Inspiration House MRS. MAURICE IVES. Before her marriage on Wednesday, July 7, Mr. Maurice Arthur Ives was Miss Dorothy Deane Dowell, daughter of Mr.

nd Mrs. William J. DowelL The ceremony took place at EL Paul'i church in Los Angeles, with the Rev. J. W.

Harvey reading the linei. Following the service reception was held at the Woman's club house in Los Angeles, after which Mr. Ives and his bride left for a honeymoon trip to the Broadmoor hotel in Colorado Springs. Mrs. Ives is a graduate of the University of Nebraska, and is a member of the American Dietetic association.

She was formerly staff dietician at Birmingham veterans administration, Van Nuys, Cal. Mr. Ives, the son of Mrs. Margaret Ann Ives, and the late Fred LeRoy Ives, is a graduate of UCLA, and is a member of Phi Mu Alpha and Sinfonia. During the war he served three years with the army, including duty in the European theater.

Street Light Requested A request for a street light at Forty-fourth and Van Dorn was made Curtain Goes Up On MJXJUWft LIP The Carpet Yon Walked On Permit Requested A permit to operate a child care center at 1300 South Thirty-seventh has been asked of the city by Mrs. J. E. Alexander. Today Miller's Vrfr 'I- sT.

urA: WSaturday in a 12 signature peti I tyj-: v- v. 11 ji, 4, I 'II I i a I sai ex a av i a 1 1 Tt te" -A aliiI'll. i llV'UM V. Vjff a. ii "1 lay i 9 tt A- I tion filed with the city clerk.

Always Fresher. AT tyendelln9 Saturday at Sunday tnm a BUf Cratkar Kaaiaa 7 Incb layer Cherry-Nut Coke with Creamy Cherry-Nut Icing SPECIAL $2c A large assortment of Delicious Flavors Pint 27c Quort 54c We- 10r-25c-45e For Your Special Week End Dinner, Why Not Select OVEN FRESH DINNER ROLLS Dm Sail to II tlaeolat 'ovarii 1 lSSUl H' i ll -A i' 1 riifff I i 1 i a a -m'-ffmm- JUST a step around the corner from the living room is the DINETTE of INSPIRATION HOUSE. You'll wsnt to stand and fsie at its charming Informalitr. The carpet-Inr la the same Lido, the furniture Sloane master "French Provincial," which adds rich mellowness, the drsperles stone' ireen to frame sin exquisite' picture window. It's easy to Imagine how this compact corner can be put lo maximum ua for dining and for tame and hobby use.

till vw'r omittrd mml tlrihinf of all lha SC.EMC WALLPAPER, h't talUA American l.andtcapr" it muralltht and ara detigned by Iltmka Karait for Kafsen-bark and Warren, Inc. You'll pick out Tka Village, Tka Farmyard, TM' Failure in tolort tkal ara ref letted in all the otker rooms of Impiration House, Tlre minute you Hepped into INSPIRATION HOUSE you felt the.sprlngL ness, lire deep luxury of carpeted loveliness. You were walking on Lido Modern Beige carpet from Miller's a Wilton carpet with the modern angle. Miller's selected this carpet because U'a finely constructed, wears weir and does not show the soil. Look at It carefully when you tour INSPIRATION HOUSE, feel its thickness, note its beauty, representative of Miller's fine carpets.

Also jGreen and Grey. yard (27-Inch). DINETTE TABLE 175.50 SIDE CHAIRS 49.50 ARM CHAIRS S58 SERVER S140 DRAPERIES In Sinn Green 01rlin 2.95 Rata, ruralrara aa pmpartaa SUi rir IVEHDELIH Boking Co. Inspiration Home to bo featured, tn IS or ember Homo Beautiful it located in Kimballcrett, 44th South of A. Open daily 12:30 to 9 p.

m. TL JL IP A 1431 South.