October 19, 1939

Dr, F. CG. kliex
Department of Physical Education

My dear Dr. Allen:

This letter is to invite you to become a member of the
University Club. The enclesed sheet gives you some idea of
the organized social facilities the Club offers its members.
In addition, it affords a place for dozens of meetings of
small groups of the faculty, It is also a good place of
contact with many citizens of Lawrence who are not connected
with the University. In addition, the Club serves as a
home for a considerable group of the unmarried members of
the faculty. And it serves the best food in town.

I do not make frequent use of the University Club
facilities because I seem to be too busy to get there often.
I feel, however, that the Club is a great asset to K.U., and
3s so much used and enjoyed by so many members of the faculty
that it deserves my support as an important part of the life
of our institution. I am sure you would be pleased with the
facilities the Club would offer you as a member, but in any
case I'd like to appeal to you to join it as a matter of
general University support.

But whether you join or not, we invite you to come to
the smoker, Friday night, October 20, at 7:30 to hear Dr.
Otto Springer speak on “Germany in $930." You*il hear an
interesting story and have a good time.

Sincerely yours,
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Paul B. Lawson, President
P.S. In case you wish to become a member of the Club,
kindly fill out and sign the enclosed card and return it to
me. Dues are $8 per quarter for the three quarters of the

academic year.

FBL:MJW