As was our poliey lest year when our varsity basketball team «

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rode the chair cars to New York and return, we are going even further this
year in cooperating with the ODT to avoid needless travel congestion, Our
policy will be to play as many of the service organizations in and around .

Lawrence and in the state as possible,

We were offered contests in New York,

Denver, Milwaukee and Oklahoma City, but turned all of them down because we:
deemed it expedient to travel as little as pcssible yet give our. boys, the--. - sien

athletic participation that they so much enjoy.
make will be in playing our Big Six cpponents,

cay "aa giving you below our tentative schedule.
It is possible that we may play the Hutchinson Naval Air Base.
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We will give you more of our personnel whén we

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a - Dec. 1  ‘Herington Army Air Base ~ at Lewrence
~~ Vuela 1 Fort Leavenworth at Lawrence
_, Dec. 10. - Washburn University at Topeka
Dec. 11 = Rockhurst College at Kansas City.
Dec. 13 Rockhurst College at Lawrence
Dec. 15 Olathe Naval Air Base at Lawrence

 

Dec. 23°” Herington drmy Alr Base

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_ gen. 3 Pittsburg St. Tchrs. Col. ‘at Lawrence
Jan. 8 University of Missouri at Columbia
Jan. 15 University of Nebraska — at Lawrence __
Jan. 18 Olathe Navaér vir Base * at. Olathe me
Jan. 22 University of Oklahoma at Lawrence re
Jan. 29 Towa State College at .mes :
Feb. 1 Washburn University at Lawrence 2
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7 in» Febe 12 University of Oklahoma - , -at Norman =: 2
Dent oy Blodeeg, 75 University of Nebraska at’ Lincoln |
ae. Sale Feb. 26 Univorsity ef Missouri _~at Lawrence
‘Mar. 3 Jowa State College * at Lawrence

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youngest daughter, Eleanor,

became the bride of Goorge Philip Williams, ITI, of Lansdowne, Pa., at the First

Methodist Church.

The service was read by the Rev. Edwin F. Price.

The bride,

who was given in marriage by your former coach, wore an ivory satin gown whose

heart-shaped yoke was outlined in seed pearls,

Her fingertip illusion veil was

attached to a seed pearl coronet and she carricd a bouquet of bouvardia ma

white orchids,

Mrs. Elwood R. Mons, of 934 Rolling Pass, Glenview,

Barbera Willians, and Betty Joan Hess, were the bridesmaids.
Miss Jane Perry, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J.-I. Perr
Judith Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton-allen,

y of Lawrence, and Miss” .’*”

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; "One of the bride's sisters (Mary), Mrs. Le P. Hamilton, of 860
Center Streot, Palo alto, Calif., was matron of honor,
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ancther sister (Jane),
Flower girls were

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‘The groom's father, George Fhilip Williams, II, was best man, and
ushers were Pfc, Robert E. .1len and Milton P, Allen, L. P. Hamilton, and Ens.

Clifton MoWilliams.