June 4, 1943.

“ry. Delph Simons,
Lawrence Daily ee World,
Lewrense, Kansas.

Dear Dolph:

I spologize for thie belated reply to your
oot Anteas of thy 1 I agree one hundred per cent
with your suggestion regarding Nell Cotton as permanent
ehairman of the party committee.

The night of the Rotary Ann party I spoke to
her and she said she just couldn't do it, and for me to
got Margaret Hill. However, I am hoping you can use your
persuasive powers when you see her and get her te accept
at least the chairmanship of the committee for this next
year. Four Rotary ‘m parties with Nell cotton as chair-
man would insure the success of such meetings.

Thank you for your suggestion, and too, 1
isl pos te ae Sacha Solin I was needing some
change and when I wanted to write a check I didn't expect
to euchre you out of a luncheon. But since we were talking
about free luncheons for these pre-school youngsters I
didn’t think that the suggestion would work on you like it
did. Thank you just the same.

Fraternally,

- Director of Physical Education,
FOA:AH Varsity Basketball conch.