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KANSAS UNIVERSITY WEEKLY.
Y. W. C. A. Notes.
No Bible classes were held last Sunday afternoon on account of the gospel meeting. They will be held as usual next Sunday however.
The gospel meetings at the Presbyterian church last Sunday afternoon was attended by a large number of girls notwithstanding the threatening weather. The meeting was a fitting climax to the week of prayer whicq had preceeded it and had as its subject "The Peace Which Passeth Understanding." Miss Meredith was the leader of the meeting and solos by Miss Alberta Winnick and Miss Hessie, of Leavenworth, were much enjoyed.
The association meeting Wednesday afternoon was led by Miss Kerns who made a plea for higher ideals in life, and presented plans for practical christian work in which it is hoped some university girls may care to assist. Solos by Miss Winnick and Miss Kate Riggs added much to the pleasure of the meeting.
Invitations were issued this week for the annual frolic of the Junior girls to be held at the home of Miss Oliver Saturday afternoon. This has become an annual and very enjoyable affair, and the curtain which the invitation announces is to "rise promptly at 3" will no doubt disclose some very entertaining spectacles.
LOCAL.
Leon Felgar spent Sunday with his brother Sam Jackman went to Kansas City, Friday. All Magazines at Smith's.
Mary Copley is to visit Mary Kellog in Emporia, next week.
Overcoats Gloves, Underwear
Three very essential articles this kind of weather.
We have them. All kinds at the right price.
W. BROMELSICK.