21, 1941
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1941.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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John Urich, blind law student, stopped at the business office with his "Seeing Eye" dog the other day, asked Charles McCreight, accountant in the bursar's office, for directions to the office of Romance languages. "Mac" miscounted the doors, and John arrived at the door of an empty classroom. The dog evidently knew John had no business there, blocked the door, and led Urich to the Spanish office next door.
happenings on the hill
Questions correctly answered on the K.U. Campus Quiz, broadcast by WREN from Brick's, will earn the answerer a pass to the Jayhawker theater, as well as refreshments "on the house." The theater tickets were added at the Monday session of the quiz, now broadcast at 4 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Katie Bonewits and Dorothy Durand, Alpha Chi's, were guests at the Phi Delta Theta barn dance at Washburn in Topeka Saturday night.
Rummaging in the A.T.O. kitchen week before last, Vincent Trump discovered an angel food cake, decided somebody's birthday should be celebrated, and invited Betty Leimert, Alpha Chi, to help. Trump then discovered the morrow was actually Betty's birthday, so a merry party ensued in the Union Fountain. All was well until Betty become ill the next day, and was confined to bed, leaving three legitimate birthday cakes uneaten. Back in school yesterday, Betty summoned Trump, and the week-old cakes were eaten last night in Brick's, with the assistance of Bill Wood, Katie Bonewits, and others.
Bill Carson wasn't entirely at fault in the date mix-up at Corbin Saturday night. One of the girls wasn't too specific, and Bill assumed her invitation was a stag bid. He says he had no way of knowing there were no stag bids to the party.
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Jack Ramsey. Battenfield, made a quick trip to his home in Kansas City, Kan., Saturday afternoon.
"If the shoe fits, etc." Four girls were offended by the somewhat uncomplimentary reference to a "blond at 1244 Louisiana" in this column last week.
Chi Omega's were panicked at dinner last night by pledges Nadine Fox, Donna Burkhead, and Christine Turk impersonating the Andrews sisters in "Rhumboogie." Appropriately costumed, the girls went through the motions, while music came from a concealed phonograph. Christine, complete with heavy rouge and eye-shadow, was featured as the soloist of the Andrews trio.
ANN SHERIDAN JOINS THE NAVY
Ann Sheridan's in the Navy now—And how do you like her new uniform? Ann, the uniform, along with Jack Oakie, Martha Raye, Haley, and some of the Navy are coming to the Granada, Wednesday for 4 Days.
K. U. Women Knit Bundles for Britain
Jeanne Moyer, chairman of the University branch of Bundles for Britain, announced today that organization will sponsor a knitting project at the W.S.G.A. tea every Wednesday. Mrs. C. J. Posey, head of the Lawrence knitting committee, and several members of the college group, will be present to give instructions in knitting clothing and afghan squares.
Downtown organizations, sororities, and independent houses were represented at a tea given by Mrs. Henry Werner at her home last Friday for all women interested in Bundles for Britain. Plans for the year were discussed. Members of the town organization present were Mrs. Deane Malott, Mrs. A. J. Mix, Miss Cora Downs, Mrs. Verner F. Smith, Mrs. G. J. Hood, Mrs. Posey, and Mrs. Werner.
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