RUARY 19, 1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
SOCIALLY SPEAKING
Heads Gamma Delta
national Lutheran society for age students, Gamma Delta, read Harold Benitz, College soph- as president, at a meeting day night.
v officers are Herman Hiester-
College junior, vice presi-
lorita Higginbottom, education
more, secretary; and Paul
miller, College freshman, treas-
Chi Pledges
pha Chi Omega sorority ances the pledging of Mary Varif Great Bend.
s Initiate One
oppa Alpha Theta recently anced the pledging of Sally Tremf Kansas City, Mo.
a Phi Pledges
cent fraternity pledges to Sigma Epsilon are Bruce Hoad, Billy ans, John Ashby, Shaffo Shoff-Gen Ryan, John May, Cliff k, Woody Faucett, Frank Oben-Claude Owens, Gene Bullinger, gense Benscheidt, J. R. Swenson, Wind, Jim May, Dick Taylor, ett Johnson, Duke Schneider, Havery, Bob Mitchell, Ed iman, Art Catlett, Bill Perry, tland Smith, Dory Neale, Donnell, Lee Garich, Lyle Wood- and Dean Campbell.
e Pledge Phi Psi
James A. Miller, Wichita, Reid,
Wichita and Bill Roy, Kansas
Kans., were recently initiated
Hii Kappa Psi.
Kanna Epsilon Pledges
Kappa Kappa Epsilon announces the inging of Larry Bowman, Stafford; fast Buckles, Garnett; Leslie Roee Mission; Richard Stewart, Osp; and James Drewelow, River-
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Give Party
Quests at the Tri-Delt Valentine
were Jack Shanahan, Bob El-
Phil Hartley. Frank Wind-
tell, Bill Pringle, Bob Falkenburg,
ries Thomas, Bob Leonard, Paul
Jim Schondell, Bob Line, Bill
is, John Elliot, Clyde Johnson,
ry Hamilton, Clare Thomas, Ed
ex Arrowsmith, Jim Aludley, Ed
baker, Kenny Hampton, Chet Dil-
Gordon Miller, Donald Blackly,
t Baker, Robert Kiskadden, Bill
honey, Glenn Stallard, Bill Riss,
l Hill, Jere Osborne, Chester
d, Bill Webb, Dick Sims, Les
mes, Everett Gills, Bob Wuerth,
Frank Hauck.
Frank Baker haperones were Mrs. J. W. Whip-
Mrs. C. A. Thomas, Mrs. Wayne
ris, and Mrs. Arthur Little.
Independent Voter' or Senate Members
the first issues of the Independent
paper, a paper published jointly by
Independent Women's politic
ty and PSGL, were distributed
senate members of the women's
aty at a meeting Monday night,
primary election was set for
two weeks before election date.
The constitution to be ratified at
next regular meeting was read
discussed. A campaign manager
treasurer will be elected at the
at meeting.
Lbin To Hold Hour Dance
Corbin To Hold Hour Dances
Corbin hall will hold an hour
face from 7 to 8 p.m. tonight at
hall.
ousemothers Meet
The Housemothers' association met Myers hall Monday. Twenty-five members were present.
A snort business meeting was conceived by Mrs. Ralph Baldwin, presi-nt. The afternoon was spent sewing for the Convalescent hospital.
International Club To Meet
The International club will hold dinner meeting at 6:15 p.m. tomorrow in Myers hall, Antonia Marnez, president, announced today. Overall guests have been invited to tend.
SUCCESSORS TO
REMODELING SALE
813 MASS.
Walk Over SHOE STORE
Starting FRIDAY 9a
This Store Will Be Closed Thursday in
Preparation for this sale and in order to give our Sunflower Customers an equal opportunity to be present.
188
LADIES
$3 VALUES $5 HOUSE 88c SLIPPERS $1.88
288
388
5000 Pairs of Nationally Advertised ladies, gents and children shoes to be sold at these ridiculous low prices in order to make way for our store remodeling.
LADIES AND KIDDIES
35c and 75c Values
ANKLETS 9c
All Colors
Gents
- Walk-Over
- Connolly
- Air-O-Majic
Kiddies
Due to the low prices and expected clearance of these shoes we will not refund or exchange All Sales Will Be Final.