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— Closes

The third annual Sunflower Girls’
State closed here Sunday noon with
the presentation of certificates of |
laward. Earlier in the morning a.
' special church service was conducted |
by the Rev. Alpha H. Kenna, depart-
ment chaplain of the American Leg-"
ion and also chaplain in the army re-

ception center at Fort Leavenworth.

A formal dance in the Union ball-
room Saturday evening climaxed the
week’s social activities.

Mrs. Patricia Solander, representa-
tive of the state highway division,
spoke on safety during the Saturday
morning session. “Taking A Fore-
sight” was the title of an address |

made by Robert Hart, department
Americanism chairman of the Amer-
ican Legion.

All Girls Staters were excused on
Saturday afternoon to go shopping,

Two hundred forty-seven girls
from all over Kansas attended this
year’s Girls’ State session. Girls were
housed in six sorority houses but ate

 

lat the Union.

sightseeing or whatever they chose. |

their meals at the Union building.
All meetings and lectures were held,

Students —
To Dance

Next Week

Russ Chambers’ and his band, a
dance organization composed mostly
‘!of members of Clyde Bysom’s Hill

‘|band, will play for a dance on the

campus some time next week, Dr. F,

'|C. “Phog” Allen, director of Sum-

mer Session recreation, annqunced
today.

This will be the first of a series of
six ‘dances to be held each week,
and the first time that a Hill band
will have played for Summer Ses-
sion students. Allen set Tuesday as
a possible open date for the affair,
other nights being taken by Music
week activities and the lecture ser-
ies.

In cool weather the dances will be

held in the ballroom of the Memor-
ial Union building, and during
warmer weather on the street be-
tween Fowler shops and the ana-
tomy building. The road will be
closed, and corn meal spread on the
pavement.
Sidney Dawson, Negro fine arts
student, will do the vocals for Russ
Chambers’ band. Dawson is noted
for his clasical presentations, and
only recently made his debut as a
jazz singer with Clyde Bysom’s or-
ganization.

“The aim of the band is to play
the same style as the old Bysom
band, with the exception of the
brass section, and to add a com-
mercial touch with Dawson,” said
Russ Chambers.

Wayne Ruppenthal will front the

 

organization with his trumpet. Rup- .

penthal has been a member of Hill
bands for the, past five years, and
last semester composed many of
selections for the student musical
show, “On with the Show.”

_ No admission will be charged to
the dances, and according to “Phog”
Allen, “all Summer Session stu-
dents, their wives and sweethearts,
are ‘weleome.” .

‘Faculty Wives Entertat

Archery To Begin
Archery will be added to the rec-

reation program some time _ this

week, Dr. F. C. Allen, director, an-
nounced today.

Mrs. Ernie Vanek’ will -have

charge of the practice.

ee

The wives of resident faculty

ucation depart-
members of the Ed the wives of

at 2:30 at the

home of Mrs. H. E. Chandler, 2245

d. :
ae : “ee first of three parties

| to be held during the ed
There will be tables for bridge
“Red Cross sewing.