| Summary: | Page 2 THE CONCORX>IAN October 14, 1945 Ragged Jeans And Blind Dates Be In Vogue Saturday Nite Tomorrow night's entertainment features a hard times par-ty for the juniors and seniors and a blind-date picnic for the freshmen. If you have heard rumors juniors and seniors, it's true. form of a party, so get your Jean out, Joe, don your sad rags and show up tomorrow at" 8 p.m. in the gym. Lots of fun and refreshments guaranteed. Albert Fortman is in charge of general arrangemnts. Serving on the program committee are Ellen Flotlin, chairman, Kay Baarstad, Miles Johnson and Erling Linde. Marlys Meland, chairman, Barba-ra Strand and Dorothy Solberg will be in charge of refreshments. Lila Larson and Richard Moe are on publicity and Francis Flaa is in charge of decorations. Don't forget this is a hard times party. The committee promises hard times to anyone not dressed accordingly. Have any of you seen the South hall brigade going around with crossed fingers lately? If so, the reason obviously is that they are all madly hoping for one of those handsome, dashing Cobber specimens of manhood for their blind date Saturday night. Will their fondest hopes be fulfilled? Will it be their good fortune to land one of these gay young blades ? Ah, that only time can tell. Best of luck all you lucky women from an envious upperclassman stuck in Fjelstad! In charge of general arrange-ments for this fateful event are Mrs. Bue and Jerry Bartholomay. The big preliminary event is sup-per in the Legion park at 5:30 with the food, of course, being the product of Amy's renowned cafe-teria. After the preliminaries are over, who would be so bold to pre-dict what else will take place? M. B. and L. N. COLLEGE DIRECTORS MEET The regular meeting of the Col-lege Board of Directors took place yesterday in North lounge from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. about hard times hitting the But the hard times are in the Fine Foods for Fine People . . . Bring your best girl in for a treat Sandwiches, French Fries Fountain Service Open 6 A. M. to Midnight Warren's Cafe Dial 3-0118 for Banquet Reservations Homemade Candies Ice Cream Luncheonette Send Home a Box of Candy Today HOWARDS Ice Cream Store FROJEN-JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Frojen of Finley, N. Dak., announce the en-gageme n t of their daughter, Janet, to Elmer Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. G u s t Johnson of Mohall, N. Dak. Miss Frojen, a '49 graduate of Concordia, is mmmmm Janet Frojen i teaching economi c B r e w s home s at t e r, Minn. Johnson, a senior is a mem-ber of Sigma Tau Pi society. HAUGEN-OVERBY Mr. and Mrs. Peter Haugen of Gilby, N. Dak., announce the en-gagem e n t of their daughter, Meriel, to Alph Overby, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Overby of Finley, N. Dak. Miss Haugen, a graduate of the class of '49 and a member of Alpha Zeta Phi society, is Meriel now teaching Haugen at Cass Lake, Minn. Overby, a junior, is a member of Alpha Ep-silon Sigma society. MICKELSON-MELBERG Mr. and Mrs. S. J. L. Mickelson of 710 Fourth st. so., Moorhead, announce t he engagemnt of their daughter, Marcella Mae, to Charles El-liott Melberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. E 1 i o 11 Melberg, 1024 Second st. so. Miss Mickel-son is a gradu- Mae ate of Detroit Mickelson L a k e s high school and is now employed in the business office of Northwestern Bell Telephone company. Mr. Mel-berg, a member of Alpha Epsilon Sigma society, is a senior at Con-cordia. NORWEGIAN CHORUS SINGS The 45 voice Haugesund, Nor-way, male chorus under the direc-tion of Mathias Folgero will ping at Fargo High school next Wed-nesday, Oct. 19, at 8 p.m. "Lantern Over the Prairies" By Erling Rolfsrud Former Cobber Professor There is nothing old-fashioned about looking ahead and planning for the future. That is why Thrift will never be out of date. For greater enjoyment today, and tomorrow, live well within your income and Deposit the balance in an Account at tills Bank. . Feature of the LDR Wednesday evening will be a panel discussion on "The Lutheran Church" by Connie Lunde, Jill Harstad, and Arlene Buckneberg. Victoria Clau-sen will play a clarinet solo. A vocal solo will be given by Beverly Brakke. Fern Rasmussen will have charge of the devotion. ' PRAYER FELLOWSHIP Orville Sanderson will speak at the Prayer Fellowship meeting at 6:30 Saturday evening. For his text he has chosen John 11:31-42. MISSION CRUSADERS Robert Lillo will speak on "The Political Situation In Con-nection with Missions in South America" at Mission Crusaders, Sunday morning, 8:30. Connie Void will lead in devotion. A quartet composed of Harold Void, Paul Oas, Arthur Moe and Clifford Pederson will sing. Cobber Club Will Hold It's First Fall Meeting The Fargo - Moorhead Cobber Club will hold its first meeting of the year at 6 p.m. next Mon-day, Oct. 17, in the Home Econo-mics building. Three of four foreign students, Eetla Ein, Juri Jurisson, both of Estonia, and Raimonds Miesnieks of Latvia will hold a discussion on their various reactions to America. They will give their im-pressions of the college and talk about the problems of adjustment each of them has had to encounter on coming to a strange country. Besides the discussion there will be a short business meeting with election of officers for the coming year. Members of the club are former students and alumni of Concordia college living in the area of Fargo and Moorhead. Stiuth Hall Elects Council The following were elected to serve on South hall council for the coming semester: president, Eleanor Odegaard; vice president, Fern Rasmussen; secretary-treasurer, Laurel Jensen; parlor chairman, Marilyn Rude; fire chief, Eleanor Fynskov; serv-ice chairman, Arlene Fortney; telephone chairman, Shirley Kit-tleson; mail chairman, Claire Jen-sen devotions leader, Ruth Ma-tjire; social co-chairman, Joan Estenson and Opal Mathsen; art co-chairmen, Betty Hanson and Marlene Hauger; senate represen-tative, Marion Hanson. MODELING THEIR CHOICES OF EVENING WEAR are Marvin Holt, Gordon Hanson, and Peter Telsberg who were found earlier this week selecting their ensembles for the junior-senior hard times party tomorrow night. Mr. Holt displays a delight-fully casual combination suitable for sports wear. Distinctive of Mr. Hanson's costume is the chic chapeau, his own creation, called 'Tesprit des enginlers." Mr. Telsberg models a daringly low-cut blue sequin-less blouse, prudently called, "Banned In Boston." Life Of Scarlotti To Be Reviewed The works of Dominico Scar-lotti will be the subject studied by the Mu Phi Epsilon society Monday evening, with Rachel Rei-nertsen giving the research on the composer and his works. Other numbers on the program will include a vocal solo, "Kan-zonette," by Viola Anderson. Elaine Olson will play three sonatas on the piano, B flat Major, D Minor and E Major, and Thei-ma Halvorson will sing "Ticomi Chiene." Hostesses will be Mesdames J. H. Hanna, F. B. Boyer and George Black. The meeting begins at 8 p.m. in the society chapter room. OTD Has Dinner Party The Omicron Tau Delta dinner was held last night at 6:15 at the Home Management house. Twelve junior girls majoring in home economics were the pledges. Committee members were as follows: program, Joyce Sharpo and Ruth Sellie; invitations, Cor-rine Blikstad and Ina Wollertson; favors, Bernice Hanson, Olive Hagstrom and Alfrieda Freiwald. Officers elected for the semester are: president, Vyonne Raaen; secretary, Louise Finstad; treas-urer, BTO-PKX Picnic Scheduled For Today Woodlawn park will be the scene of the BTO-PKX picnic to-day at 6 p.m.* Wilma Ringen is chairman of general arrange-ments, assisted by Harold Void, James Dalager and' Catherine Gabbert; food, Myron Tollefson, Darlene Gronseth, Evelyn O'Keefe and Don Jorve; entertain-ment, Odcane Tofte, Robert Arne-gard, Patricia George, and Elea-nor Odegaard.
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