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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1948)
Ad Men Gather for Banquet .. . . em ers of the University W. F. G. Thaeher chapter of Alpha Delta Sigma, professional men’s adver ismg ra ermty, are shown as they gathered Tuesday night for their annual banquet. Highlights of the evening were the initiation of seven men and the drawing up of plans to award a special advertising scholarship to the outstanding junior in advertising. (Photo by Nolph salon) Chairmen Listed For Twistie Sale Twistie co-chairmen Anne Good man and Ann Morton announced committees for the Phi Theta Twis tie sale yesterday. Chairman of the posters com mittee is Ruth Landry, and her committee is Pat Cook, Betty Wright, Barbara Detrich, and Les lie Tooze. Heading finance is El eanor Johns, aided by Beverly Mil ler and Mary Lou Sorenson. Booth sales are under Jackie Hinds and Barbara Ness, with Georgene Shanklin, Barbara King, Maryen Roberts, Larrie Harris, Paula Castle, Ann Muir, Nancy Kuhnhausen, Nancy Massion and Beverly Grace on the committee. Donna Mary Brennan and Joan Wagenblast are co-chairmen of house sales, and on the committee are Florence Hansen, Mary Knox, Jean Hilton, Marilyn Madden, Sal ly Terril, Shirley Potter and Eve Overback. Distribution is headed by Bar bara Hamilton and Carolanne Wall, with Beverly Buckley, Della Lu kich, Nancy Massion, Nancy Cham berlin, Jessie Bennet, Jackie Bar bee and Delores Jeppeson on the committee. Publicity committee, headed by Connie Jackson, consists of Maryen Roberts, June Fitzgibbons and Margie Scandling. May 13, 1948 Dear Senior: Now that Junior Weekend is over, I have time to send you this reminder. Graduation i son Sunday, June 13th. I was wondering if you have completed your personal arrange ments for graduation. Have you or dered your cap' gown, cards and an nouncements from the "Co-op?" You should do this soon because May 25th is the last day on which deliver ies can be guaranteed. Be sure, also, to go to Emerald Hall and pay your graduation fees of $6.50. This is a special event in your life so don't forget to do any of the im portant things. -... Your store, jwMwmn ?ittii "*7,6e Co-op'' ISA Nominates Today at 3 p.m. Independent students will choose today the slate which will repre sent them in the spring student body elections. The nominating as sembly will begin at 3 p.m. in room 3 Fenton hall. Any interested student may at tend today's assembly, but voting will be carried out by the ISA sen ate and the members of the or ganizational committee. Those students making nominat ing speeches are reminded by the organizational committee that their speeches are limited to three min utes. Candidates may speak for a five-minute limit. Students who are interested in running for office have already pe titioned for the one in which they are most interested. The organiza tional committee will make.recom mendations but any person who has petitioned may be nominated from the floor. Weekend Royalty To Aid Bond Drive Junior Weekend Queen Nancy? Sworn, and princesses Joy Hamm anr Miss Donna Stageberg will aid the city of Eugene in a special Savings Bond drive program today at the corner of Broadway and Willamette between 4 and 6 p.m. Nancy Joy and Donna will lend their charms to the occasion by selling bonds to the townspeople. A trailer “Bondmobile,’’ on a 'na tionwide tour for the treasury de partment will be on exhibition also. At Oregon * * DEAN WICKHAM Eats TWISTIES 55555 SSSSS. ■ 1 ■■■■■■ « We Hope We Pleased You— BECAUSE SERVING YOU HAS BEEN A PLEASURE - THANK YOU - For Your Convenience We Have Increased Our Staff tylxuu&ti. Q/fnhmited VINCENT & MAXINE FARINA Phone 6290 193 E. Broadway by,AIR—by WIRE—by SEDAN DELIVERY—buy FLOWERS Milikmtd* hatched , «., V.ps end f'.n9-^ "* laC<,"e' W, ho.—"'"'’'"'” \ *-•* 7* *->•* \ pe^'d ■» JqL HWfflWfflTi.'iiTl^iTi TOM^ITO^l.ilhWI WlIgBFliiMnifllff'ff I iliK^ri^PUFi 1
