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New Mexico Lobo, Volume 039, No 18, 11/14/1936. University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository 1936 The aiD ly Lobo 1931 - 1940 11-14-1936 New Mexico Lobo, Volume 039, No 18, 11/14/ 1936 University of New Mexico Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/daily_lobo_1936 Recommended Citation University of New Mexico. "New Mexico Lobo, Volume 039, No 18, 11/14/1936." 39, 18 (1936). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ daily_lobo_1936/40 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1931 - 1940 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1936 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. I . I 1. k -. 1 • 1 - ' '" '. C.,! / lli, { I *--- ___ * __ _ Page li'!>Ur NEW MEXICO LO;BO Wednesday, November 11, 1936 HOMECOMING DANCE WELCOME HOME Lead Pieces of Eight Lend Initiated Into Mort~r-Board Sunday Return for U:omecoming ,_.,_.,;~;:-;·:~-~~;~~-·~· TONIGHT ew exico 0 GRADS! Bill Wtlson, Glen McGmre, Ralph ang let us llmsh the p1ctures r CAMEI!A SHOP 01' Publication of the Associated ~tudents of the University of New Mexico to Scene of Phi,., M u Dance Tr1gg Steven Boose, Warren Dcak­ ____ _ 1 NEW MEXICO ms, Sigma Chi alumm, Will be tn AJ .. 414 East Cenb al Ave Plu Mu'.s h~ld a Tl:Ofl~Ule Hunt on 1 B E I Oppostte Pubhc Ltbl'ary VoL, XXXIX AL;BUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1936 _ _ Snturday, Novcmbel 7} nt the chup- oys ncouraged to Turn buqueH}Ue fo1 Hornecommg t~Jt l10u~e Rouse decorations wcic Out for Social Dance Hour Chft'o~d McGmncss, Pt Kappa AI~ pnlma nnd n tlensme clH!st, u latge phn alumm i1om Washmgton1 D C, Soelal daucmg hom WlH be held Will be on the campus fo1 Homecom~ Yollow moon shmmg done on pteces of BOARD AND ROOM eight shewn by the chest B1ds cm­ ~J.lhllrsday afteuwon m Gym 15, flOm mg IJed out the trcasute hunt theme. five to IHX o'clock B"tt3 1\fuson and Vngmm Schtimp~ REASONABLY PRICED Mts I. B Allen, KappA Sigma Fmnces Potte1•, soci&l duncmg s~l:'l nnd Vn:gmta Doty, ,Alumm of 1900 EAST CENTRAL House Mothot, and Mts Fumm~s Wai­ chntrmutt, aalcs that boys as well as Alpha Cht Omega, Wlll be guests at OppoEntc U to~. House 1\fothm of thn Phi Mu gu1s attend the Alph~ Oht Omega house fot Home~ House, nctcd a::~ chnl)Ctones nt the "Th1s bout cotdd be made very cnR commg • dnn<:e wluch stat ted nt mght o'clock teitL\Inmg tf evetyone would tm:n • +·-· _,_.,_, -··-~>~~- ................................. _,+ Guests wate• 1\'Im:y Altce Mooney otJt," slte says - -;;·~.~-~~·;·;:~~.. -;~·;. .. ;;~ ·:-··! Adah Sac:kett! Mm y Dalbey, Alm~ These socull hours ate spous01ed i Patr of Glasses-Have Your Jones, Kay Cook, Ruth Hampton, Bet­ by the Women's Athletw Assoemtwn !nulfe Kent Shirts! ' j VIsual Fneulty Balanced 1 ty Shnnnon, Ev10 Uoss, Betsy Ross, and a five cent admiSSion price 1s DR CHESTER F. BEDBER cha:rged j Latest for Men 1 Barbara RJCe, Knther1ne Mabry, Mrn­ I 0Jltornetnst guerite Abel, Matmnne Far1s1 Maty +·- ......................... _,,_ .. __,_.,_ .. _,,_ ... Vugmm Bn1lengei 1 Elizabeth Can Tiwa Members Spend Week­ +·~·~;.·~.~~~::. .......... !~~:~~:.~ AdJet !{mg, Dmothy Dunkley, Frances Watson Kathcitne lhlner By WANDA SELIGMAN Mm; End Excavating Cave Hage1, Jean Clet~o"ay 1 Anmo Kath~ Well, men, he1c's a chnnc£! for ~·ou erme Wnlkcr, Helen Comer, L1llyan to become JUSt as clothes conscmua as Seven :niembers of Ttwa soc~ety j ~T~~~;~-~-;;;·~;;l Stewart, IIelen :RJChmds, Ruth Rtch~ spent the week end excavatmg a Ple­ the gillS, fo1, although clothes may utds, J C llfacGrcgo1, Bob Scott, not mnke the man-they cettumly u;tocene cave tn the N01th Sandm IIubbmd Harrell, Freddte Spent, Dan help the man to wm the gni l AT LOW COST II Gatlm, Btll Tumm Wilson IIovet, Moun tams l Deaptte the fact that the Lobos SutuHlay was ppent m surveymg Stnnght :from Cahf01ma comes the .M1ss 1\larce WaU, 11 hos1ery Floyd Mlller, Mauttco Adams, Clyde news that the newest ts the !lol!d coJ­ J CXIJert from the Lux laboratorM J' have had a luckless season to date, Conovet, Hemy Whttfiold Ned Elder, the cave, takmg photo~flash p1ctures l I~s, IS at our store tlus week, I 1 n cd shut m all SOl ts of snappy y~l~ they 13tlll lli:we one of their toughest '1'. of Its most mterestmg purts, and m •' gn mg luntl!' on style and the I Lou1s Johnson, Clmcmce Beers, B 1ows and blues, With .\ wh1te coUnt games to play m this afternoon's en­ Dmgwall, Paul Shwner, Jim B:rady, sluftlng loose dnt that hud collected j care of stockmgs. = University Men Expect to on the ftoo~ of the cuve cut Duke of Kent style Sounds ra counter w1th the New Mexico Aggies Rob~t t Hanks, Robert Cooper, Bob Clear Slate of 32 to 0 - thei gay-on the campus the snort Buclc, Tl'hlton Shy, Jollll Dates, Mr and Work IS bemg done mamly in the I SPECIAL I From nll reports that came from hope of Itnd!ng human skeletlll reR l!Jlt cut ROl\Cho sh lo and \\ 1th u n1fty Defeat of Last Season 1\fts OHm Sttong, Illt and Mrs Her~ leathei Jacket tS JUSt the tlnng last week'..s game nl;; Tucson, Coach bert Bmyei. mams of mun cx1stmg m the late Ple­ i Humming Bird and i l By JOE McGEE Henry's aggregatwn played a much Istocene age, some 10,000 years ago. P1cstcl tells us that the solul ('OlOls Holeproof U:osiery 1 M1 Wesley Bltss of the Anthropology m pastel slmdcs, w1th wlnte collnl'S For the twenty.. nmth ttme, the Lo­ bettt!r game than the score mduJatcd. 1\hss Cnemu Contreras wilL be m 1'll!S WEEK ONLY Depalbnent say:s that work on tb a :1nd cuffs, also Duke of Kent style and ! l bo~ The squad cam~ through the Tucson clunge of n Las D~umtn~ club meetmg 1 and the Agg1ea meet on the gr1d- ~he mt!dlOCle Wh1te spread Ill n num- to be held nt 1! 30 p, m, ut Snta Rey~ cave IS bemg followed up by smen~ 1 79c pair at ________ 69c I nolds Hall on Thursday tlsts all over the UmteQ States. ! 3 pairs for ______ $2.00 f St~ma Tau w1ll l1old a meetmg at Men's Pep Squad Sweaters ! i 7.00 11 m on 'fhulsday m tlie Asso­ 2 At Stromberg's Tomorrow A package of LUX With cac}1 ·J cmtcd Students butld111g. M1·. Allon J Jlllrchase of lmsiery _one to J Wlntesides w1ll be m chatge Marion Rohovec Sweaters for the .Men's Pep <lrgnn­ Wt1mn Shelton ! a custome1. Izabon will bo here tomorrow, and Theta Will be a meetmg of the all members of that group are urged 1 French Club at 7 00 p. m. Thursday to buy them at Sttomberg's as soon Life of.Schubert Film w1·11 arr•ngehiSaffa.rsnndtheth•m•to at Sara Rnynolds hall Mr. Joe Fal­ h1s symphony g10wn clearer He plans as possible. 1'hey ate to be purchased tJs wlll be m charge, before the Homecommg game. All Return by Popular Demand to pleSent It ns a gift to hiS br.de, Independent Men mterested m joinmg but upon hu:; tetum he learns that Phrateres Go Rural the oxganization have plenty of time An interpretation of genius, trans~• ---- Count Esterhazy has pledged Ins ' to do so before the Homecommg game. lnted mto cvecydJ~,y terms and retam- Carolme Estcrhazy. Indignant, Schu- daughter to a man of nobihty. DISSl­ .. With Barn Dance bert depaxts ftom tho court, tho theme patcd and !or1orn, Schubert destroys Play To Be Read on Friday mg some of the glamour attendant lost to htm. 1 1 t CtJzi;{ Friday the thh:teenth IS the date on anythmg connected w~th gemus, Some tuue aftor'wards Countess t ~e. as Jart of hJs bnlhant compo~ 1011 that Ali~Phratcres have chosen for First rcndmg of the play uMerchant has been captur-'!d by Gaumont British E 8 t ei1 tazy, pluyed by :Martha Eggeith, enSt h• de loved~-dl two different wom~ SHOE thmr traditional bain dance, The Gentleman" Wlll be held Fnday, producers in the :film verswn of noted European soprano, gives hlm t o Y msptred hJm, and No~ Schu~ ~ ehvod~th STORE dance IS to be held at the dmmg hall vcmber 13, at 4 p, m. In room 26 at bert's nunftmshcd Symphony" show~ the posltlon of mustc~mastel' to make ~e 1 e WiS c at his symphony, hke flom 0 until 12, Suitable decoiations Hodgm Hall. "All members of the ing at the I\ohssion Theater this week amt!nds i'oi hel conduct at couit. ~~~ ove, should rcmam imfimshed. and. entcrtamments have been Thlough an cnor tn Saturday's ecli- Schubert's ploud sp•••"t fights the uds Ptlcturtchis bcmg shown for the cast are expected to be present," Mr. t secon 1mc 1s yea b 1 P Ianne d, mcludm"' the cnlltng of 10n1 the Lobo S[Ud that "M", the rnys. £ 1 r Y popu ar re~ b St Clair, dlreetot, announced. woomg o 1c1 audacious beauty, the quest It h b f L ___ ::~:~::.:. __ _ ·-·I square dances. Costumes mil be re~ tcry ptcture, would be shown Ins"Wad speU of her glor1ous voice 610.,.mg lus 1 • d nEs een avorably ne- " ,I quned of all that attend, With the p• G It wlll come to the MtsSIOn Novernbe: own songs, and hei obvJous 7ruatua~ e nu~el m d uropean and Amerlclln I stipulation that they be l'barny".
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