WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Socially Speaking
Kappa Sig Exchange Dinner Kappa Sigma held an exchange dinner with Pi Beta Phi March 24.
Physical Education Dinner
Miss Ruth Hoover and Miss Joie Stapleton, associate professors in physical education, and Miss Elaine Selcovitz, instructor in physical education, honored senior girls in physical education with a dinner in the English room of the Union Monday.
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Alpha Tau Omega Tea Dance
Alpha Tau Omega Tea Dance
Alpha Tau Omega entertained
Gamma Phi Beta with a tea dance
March 26.
Alpha Kappa Psi Pledges 36 Men
Members of Alpha Kappa Psi, men's professional business fraternity, held informal pledging ceremonies for 36 men recently. One faculty member was included in the list. He is Cmdr. William A. Mann, assistant professor of naval science.
Other men pledged to: Donald G. Duncan, business senior; Arnold C. Brandt, Lawrence Burmaster, Robert Duckworth, Roger Ewing, Roy Hadley, C.W. Hanna, Brian Herwig, Bruce Cowan, Jack Night, Nicholas Harvey, Morey Wayne, Nielsen, George Nellans, Perry Preusch, John Pumphrey, Clare L. Thomas, Delbert Stone, Charles Wagstaff, Richard Wagstaff, Marvin Wehking, Phil Williams, and Tom Winsor, business juniors
Gene Wadsworth, College senior; Dallas Dunn, College junior; Harold Bennett, Richard C. Hegarty, Bob D. Reusser, Ben Simpson, Robert Whitzel, College sophomores; Jack Howard, College freshman; Don T. Bledsoe, Neal Collins, education juniors; Richard Armspier and Curtis C. Coffey, education sophomores.
Kansas Players Chosen For Big 7 Bridge Match
James Feitz, business senior, and Harry Lohrengel, engineering senior, won the bridge tournament sponsored by the Student Union activities. The tournament was to select two couples to represent Kansas in the coming Big Seven bridge tournament. The other pair to qualify was James Hopkins, fine arts senior, and William Edmonds, College junior.
The date for the Big Seven tournament has not been set. It is tentatively scheduled for the latter part of April. Kansas will be the host team.
'Fool's Paradise'
Will Be Saturday
"Fool's Paradise" will be the theme of the Independent Student association spring dance from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday, in the Union ballroom.
Wilson O'Connell, College sophomore, is the intermission program chairman; Dorothy Eastwood, College junior, publicity chairman; Delbert Bangs, College sophomore, decoration chairman; and Naida Craig, fine arts freshman, ticket chairman.
The dance is semi-formal with the orchestra of Harlan Livingood. There will be a program at intermission.
The ballroom will be decorated as the "land of eternal spring" and will include a moonlit garden and wishing well.
I. S.A. members will be admitted free; others, 75 cents a person or $1.25 a couple.
Final Meeting Cancelled In Leadership Conference
The final meeting of the Y.M.C.A Union Activities leadership conference has been cancelled, Harrison E. Madden, journalism senior, said today.
"The meeting was scheduled for 7:30 p.m. tomorrow, but cannot be held because of speaker difficulty," Madden said.
"There will be no attempt to hold it later in the semester. We probably will have another leadership conference next year," he added.
He Came Too Late
Monterey, Calif.—(U.P.) An unidentified man took to the office of Monterey Peninsula Herald to see where he could get the "bargain" cattle he saw advertised in the paper. He was disappointed to learn the "advertisement" was in one of those 100-years-ago-today columns.
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Fields- Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Fields of Topeka announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Gloria Ann Fields to Lieut. William L. Gibson, Jr., son of Major and Mrs. William L. Gibson of Huntington, W. Va.
The ceremony was held March 1 at the Holy Name church in Topeka. Miss Patricia Jordan was the bride's attendant, and Miss Jean Sullivan sang.
Wilderson-Hampton Engagement
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hampton of Ulysses announce the engagement of their daughter, Marjorie Lee, to Duane L. Wilderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Leo Wilderson of El Reno, Okla.
Miss Hampton is a junior in the School of Education. Mr. Wilderson is a junior in the School of Business.
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daughter, Virginia, to Ernest F. Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ross of Kendall.
Miss David was graduated from the University in 1948. She is employed by the Council of Social Agencies in Kansas City, Mo. Mr. Ross is a senior in the College.
YOUNG MAN
I want to come down to you but I can't leave Ghost Land—besides, you haven't a house. —Ghost Girl
Spring Food Values at Your A & P Super Market
Ann Page
SALAD DRESSING pt. 29c
Ritz
CRACKERS ----lb----30c
Worthmore 1 lb
JELLY EGGS ----pk----25c
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PORK & BEANS cans 234
Warwick 1 lb.
THIN MINTS ___box__ 39c
Popular Brands ctn of CANDY BARS ---24_95c
Sultana
TUNA ___ 3 cans___ $1.00
Cold Stream 1 lb.
SALMON ___tin__57c
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KETCHUP 35c
Country Fresh EGGS Doz. 43c
Nutley
MARGARINE
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Ched-O-Bit 2 lb. box Cheese Food 67c
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