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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1943)
Petitions Due for Social Events Planned for Winter Term Petitions for house affairs and other previously unsched uled events must be in the dean of women’s office by Saturday noon, January 8, according to an announcement from the dean's office. The petitions for the winter term social calendar may be turned in beginning today. Major events now on the calendar are as follows: senior jsau, Jciiiua,i<y O Basketball, Oregon State here, January 15 Concert, Gregor Piatigorsky, cellist, January 19 Basketball, Washington here, January 21 Dad’s Day, January 22 Basketball, Washington here, January 22 Military Ball, February 5 Matrix Table, February 11 Basketball, Idaho here, Febru ary 14 Basketball, Idaho here, Febru ary 15 Closed Week-ends begin, Feb ruary 16 Basketball, Oregon State here, February 18 Basketball, Washington State here, February 22 Basketball, Washington State here, February 23 Tea to Offer Chance For Getting Acquainted Westminster house is sponsor ing a get-acquainted tea Satur day from 3 to 5 p. m. to which everyone on the campus is in vited. Hostesses are: Marietta Probst, Pauline Smith, Mary Ingle, Mari lyn Miller and Louise Fletcher. Pouring and serving are: Anne Scrinter, Marguerite Schappaugh, Patty Van Hoosear, Billie Stew art, Beverly Carroll, Lee Lauder dale, Dorothy Elston, and Carolyn Merryman. Entertainment is un der the direction of Phyllis Collier and special invitations are being Jiandled by Johnette King. Every man enrolled in the V-5 unit at Illinois Wesleyan purchased a war bond in the third loan drive. CAMPUS CALENDAR The inter-varsity Christmas fellowship group is holding a so cial, Saturday evening at 8 o’clock in the YMCA. Topic for the Westminster for um, Sunday evening is “In War, Is All Fair in Love?” Special speakers will include one girl who is engaged and one who is not. The men will include a civilian student, soldier student, and a married soldier. The forum will be from 6:30 to 7:30 p. m. Westminster Talent Show Set for Friday Westminster house is holding a talent show open to everyone on the campus beginning at 7 p. m. Saturday. Dancing and games will be offered and refreshments will be served. Whether short silks or sport clothes are to be worn is up to the individual. Anyone who wishes to entertain with a song, dance, reading, or iskit should phone Mrs. J. D. Bry ;ant at 2455. Oregon W Emerald City Desk Edith Newton, city editor Winifred Romtvedt Elizabeth Haugen Night Staff Marian Schaefer, Night Editor YES WE HAVE Wool Suits A great variety of fine plaid effects received right after Xmas Sizes 1 — 2 — 3 — 4 DeNeffe’s 1022 Willamette Hop Petitions Due Petitions for co-chairmen tor the Nickel Hop should be turned in to Maryln Campbell at the Alpha Chi Omega house by Friday noon. One freshman and one sophomore will be chosen. Ducks Resume Ball Workouts Workouts were resumed Mon day for the Oregon basketeers as Coach Hobson began pointing them towards the first game of the conference season, with Wash ington at Seattle January 7. Despite the vacation layoff some of the boys are beginning to find themselves. Dick Hum phreys, Bob Caviness, and George Bray are among those who have been improving, according to Coach Hobson, and the brunt of Oregon’s attack this season may well rest on these three. Hobson is hard put to fill the shoes of Luke Baecelleri, versatile guard-forward who joined the armed forces during vacation, and Ken Hays and Ted Holmes, who are temporarily out due to grade trouble. Despite the slipperiness of the floor, which has hindered work outs, drill will probably be in tensified throughout next week, with emphasis paid on accurate shooting and perfection of play. Ad Manager Job Open Petitions are being received for advertising manager of the Emerald for this term and should be given to Elisabeth Ed munds, business manager, at the Emerald business office be fore 5 p. m. Friday. Winter Rushees (Continued, from pane one) ping out, all pledges can be ac commodated. However, not all of them may be able to move into the houses. After the Friday dinner date, rushees are to return their prefer ences to the dean of women’s of fice up to 9 p. m. Houses prefer ence lists must also be turned in by that time. Rushees will get their replies at 9 a. m. Saturday at the dean’s office. "TOP MAN" with Donald O’Connor Suzanna Foster Peggy Ryan from?! Lum and Abner in "So This Is Washington" The Men and Women of The RAF Presenting "Coastal Command" Wirt ^ %/? \kP3/ We can do it—by doing everything we possibly can, saving, working and in civilian defense . . . AND by the greatest Victory measure . . . our pur chases of War Bonds and Stamps! pujgeneCfi^aier Municipal Electric and Water Utilities IT'S EASY TO PAY BILLS BY CHECK It saves the time of going to many places of business to pay each bill, or of going for a money order; it guarantees you a receipt in the form of your cancelled check; it saves transportation by permitting you to pay all your bills by mail! Smart and busy people say its the only way . , . FIRST NATIONAL BANK of EUGENE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. It’s Advisable To send home Your Laundry Nowadays laundries are swamped with orders, and short of help. Send your laundry home for good, sure service—in a Parcel Post Laundry Case. This case is light in weight, yet built for wear. Preston 8c Hales S57 Willamette