JANUARY 29,1946
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
--can give every victim of Infantile Paralysis—regardless of Age, Race, Creed or Color—the chance to fight for recovery and the hope of GOING HOME AGAIN.
SOCIALLY SPEAKING
Gecky Vallette, Kansan Society Editor
Black coffee, late hours, and no-dose pillos loom up for the rest of this week and next with finals about to begin. Of course, the theory of semester study and sleep during final week is fool proof. But, for some it's too late, and they're counting on a rabbit's foot and a horse shoe to carry them through. Either way you do it, here's wishing you lots of good, good luck!
Since this is the semester's last issue, let's toss in a pleasant thought. Eat, sleep, and have a hilarious time during vacation. It it's been such fun being in on all of your dinner guests, pinnings, weddings, and meetings. Bye now—
Sigma Nu Pledges Three
Sigma Nu has announced the formal pledging of Richard Dalrymple, and Howard Perry, both of Paola; and Noel Neptrom, Savonburg.
Ruhlen To Be Married
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Ruhlen, Florence, have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Lylas, to Wayne Gugler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Gugler, Woodbine. The announcement was also made at Watkins hall Friday noon by Miss Julia Ames Willard, house director. Miss Ruhlen wore white carnations. Assisting in the ceremony were Bonnie Marlott, Joyce Durall, Joyce Wauro, Sue Lagsdon, and Ruth Mary Fudge. They all received gardenia corsages.
A junior in the School of Fine Arts, Miss Rublen is majoring in music. Gugler has recently returned from 18 months in the Philippines, and has received his discharge from Army. He attended the University in 1942-43.
The wedding will take place February 7.
Doris Fleeson Honored
Miss Doris Fleeson, Washington correspondent for Bell syndicate, will speak at a diner in the Union Wednesday, to be given in her honor by Theta Sigma Phi, honorary journalism sorority.
Members of Chi Omega sorority,
of which Miss Fleeson is a member,
will give a reception in her honor
at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. Mrs. Rice
Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rowe,
Mrs. Edith Martin will be in the
receiving line. Mrs. H. M. Stucker
and Mrs. R. S. Fulkin will pour.
Ina Roderick Pledges Theta
Kappa Alpha Theta has announced the pledging of Ina K. Poderick, a junior in the School of Fine Arts.
Pumphrey Reigns As 'Campus Queen'
A man reigns as queen at K.U.
now!
Norman Pumphrey, engineering sophomore, won the "queen of the campus" beauty contest at the March of Dimes dance Saturday. The proceeds, which will go to the National Infantile Paralysis fund, totaled $207.12.
A crowd of 225 couples attended the dance, Richard Ong, dance chairman, said today.
AKA's Celebrate Founder's Day
Gwendolyn Butler Jones, Toppea spoke at Alpha Kappa Alpha's Founder's day banquet, in the Kansas room of the Union. Saturday. Miss Jones is a former chapter member, and is now regional director of the sorority.
Kappa Phi Initiates
Kappa Phi has announced the initiation of Helen Ames, Arlene Andrews, Susan Badgley, Pera Bauer, Aileen Beal, Maxine Belle, Catherine Bossi, Marion Bundy, Joanne Cockreham, Virginia Copeland, Patricia Ellledge, Billie Enterline, Barbara Felt, Elizabeth Graves, Isa Belle Craft.
LaVaughn Hodgson, Adrea Hinkel,
Martha Hyde, Marilyn Jamison,
Nancy Jolly, Dorothy Jones, Ila Junod,
Ruby Kauffman, Doris Leiser,
Suzanne Leatherman, Elese Lemon,
Betty List, Suzanna Logsdon, Bertha Lowry, Christine Mann.
Anna McAllaster, Juliana Means,
Jane Moffatt, Mary Monroe, Marjorie Morrow, Martha Myers, Janice Ochrle, Dorothy Pryor, Bety Pryor,
Frances Richert, Dorothy Scroggy,
Jacqueline Seddon, Elizabeth Shaw,
Mary Sherrard, Martha Smith, Betty Sneary.
Beverly Stember, Deloris Sutton, Bettie Swart, Ethel Swart, Margaret Templin, Rose Truesdell, Marjorie Vogel, Opal Von Achen, Marguerite Watson, Shirley Wellborn, Rita Wicklin, Elnora Wycoff, and Joan Young.
. . .
Buetow-Karner Married
May Belle Karner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Karner, Altamont, and Wilbur W. Buetow, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Buetow, Mound Valley, were married at the bride's home Jan. 6.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kenton, Basehor, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Doris, to Calvin Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Meyer, Basehor.
Mrs. Buetow was a student at the University this fall. Mr. Buetow was recently discharged from the navy.
Miss Kenton is a sophomore in the College. No date has been set for the wedding.
Doris Kenton Betrothed
TELL ME, DOCTOR---can give every victim of Infantile Paralysis—regardless of Age, Race, Creed or Color—the chance to fight for recovery and the hope of GOING HOME AGAIN.
From a casual gander at trays in the cafeteria line, one could report that many students either do not know what constitutes an adequate diet or are perverted by their purses or food fancies.
Growth is not completed in the college-age group. And while it is generally believed that not much energy is expended by students in brain work, it's still true that an average person burns about 1,600 calories just resting in bed. College activities boost this requirement to 2,000-2,400 calories. And football players can use 4,000-5,000 calories.
How to Stay Out of the Hospital
Except for a few who are definitely allergic to certain foods or who have illnesses that limit food selection, everyone can eat all the foods offered on menus at University eating places. But many cherish peculiar ideas, fostered in childhood by fond parents, or foods they think they can't eat or do not like.
Any one can be assured of a fairly adequate diet, without having a knowledge of the actual composition and caloric value of foods, by remembering these basic facts:
Essentials in an adequate diet are 1) protein for tissue building and repair; 2) fat and carbohydrate for energy and fuel; 3) minerals for cell structure and normal action; 4) vitamins for protection and growth; and 5) water for digestion, excretion, and temperature regulation.
These essentials can be assured by daily selection of one serving each of citrus fruit or tomato juice and another fruit; whole grain cereal (not plain bran); potato, cooked vegetable, and raw vegetable; two servings of meat, poultry, fish, or cheese; a pint to a quart of Grade A pasteurized milk; carbohydrates in desserts twice a day; and six to eight glasses of water, mostly between meals.
Ralph I. Canuteson, M.D
These foods will cancel the need for vitamin pills for pep or fatal apple for color.
Joyce Hartwell Engaged
Delta Gamma has announced the engagement of Joyce Hartwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Hartwell, Wichita, to Fred G. Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Meyer, St. Louis. Mrs. F. A. Benson, housemother, who made the announcement, received a corsage of pink carnations. Miss Hartwell wore violets and red roses. Assisting in the ceremony were Helen Osborne and Virginia Cochener, whose corages were of carnations.
Miss Hartwell is a College sophomore. Meyer is stationed in the Philippines. He was enrolled in the V-12 program in 1945-44.
Let's all give generously. A little to you will mean a lot to them.
YOU--can give every victim of Infantile Paralysis—regardless of Age, Race, Creed or Color—the chance to fight for recovery and the hope of GOING HOME AGAIN.
MARCH OF DIMES--JAN.14-31
Bridge club meeting 4:30 p.m. to tomorrow, Kansas room, Union.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN Tuesday, Jan. 28
Tau Sigma will **not** meet tonight.
Alpha Chi's Entertain
Dinner guests at the Alpha Chi Omega house Sunday were Edward Schnitter and Robert Hopkins, St. Joseph, Mo.: Thomas Young, Max Hand, Ann Angle, and Mattie Helen Woodard.
Lois and Ethel Reeder were guests at a birthday dinner at 833 Indiana street Sunday, in honor of Lorna Rink.
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