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March 15, 1940

To the Central District
Health and Physical Education
Association Instructors:

The Wichita Chamber of Commerce joins enthusiastically with
local health and physical education instructors in extending
you personally a most cordial invitation to attend your com~
ing convention. ‘The dates are March 27-30 ~ the place is the
Allis Hotel,

& convention should have two features. First, it should be in~
structive. Mr. Strong Hinman, Director of Health and Physical
Education, Kansas City, Missouri; Mr. Willard Greim, President

of the Central District; Mr. G. Ott Romney, Director of Recreation,
Federal WPA; Dr. Seward C. Staley, University of Illinois; Dr.
Harry Newburn, University of Iowa; Miss Elizabeth Halsey,
University of Iowa, are a few of the personalities who will
furnish the instructive and inspirational atmosphere,

Recreation is an important ingredient in a well planned, tailor-

made convention. Banquets = breakfasts ~ luncheons ~ dances ~

games - shows -~your program is studded with what it takes to

shake off cares that settle on all of us when we get too much
of the daily grind.

To grow professionally it is necessary to make contacts and to
keep abreast of latest developments. You can get a better per~
spective of what is going on in your field by attending a well
planned convention than you can get im weeks of summer school.

It's your convention--made to order, Everything has been done
that can be done from this end--the rest is up to you. A warm
welcome awaits you in Wichita.

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Re D. Bounous, Manager
Conventions Department
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