SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1938
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAPERENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
DOROTHY JANKE, c. 38, Society Editor
Before 5 fm. pam. K.U.12; Zool. 202-70
The following were elected officer of Alpha Chi Omega last week:
President, Jeannette January, c'19
Vice-president, Eleanor Kloppchänk c'19
Treasurer, Leraria Pyle, bnell
Secretary, Reba Corbitt, c'40
Rush captain, Virginia Wade, c'19
Social chairman, Mary Depew, c'19
Kappa Sigma fraternity held a buffet supper and dance at the chapter house Friday evening. The guests:
Bilbie Ball, c'unc1
Mary K. Lattner, ed'39
Annette Rudd, b'59
Jimmy Brown, c'40
LaRebe Nash, c'41
Betty M.Vey, c'41
Julia Roth Henry, ed'40
LaRebe Nash, c'41
Jane Waring, c'41
Betty Ann Yankee, c'41
Mary Virginia Hawkinson, f'40
LaRebe Nash, c'41
Henry Forbes, c'41
Jean Bowell, c'41
Bunny Jenkins, c'41
Bunny Brown, c'41
Jeanne Wilkie, f'41
Bettie Clover, c'41
Mary Lewis, c'41
Mary Johnson, c'40
Jean Warrant, c'40
Joy Morrison, c'40
Allice Kinney, c'40
Harriet Hood, c'41
Harriet Todd, c'unc1
Nell Scheff, c'41
Sue Linck, c'unc1
Julie Fowler, c'41
Patti Payne, c'41
Miriam Whitford, c'41
Frances Jones, c'40
Gerald Near, c'41
DeArleigh Shull, ed'41
Anna Ruth Maus, c'85
Tony Scott, c'41
Virginia Anderson, ed'unc1
Peggy Wadbusm
Helen Wilkesn
Virginia Meldon
Clarence Christmas
Charles Alexander, c'38
Alpha Chi Omega security held a tri-convince convention in St. Louis, Friday and Saturday. The following members of the local chapter at
--engagement of Jane Sanford, c'38
of Independence, to Albert Lemone,
c'38, of Kansas City, Ms. Lemone
died fraternity of Gamma Delta
fraternity.
Jeannette January, c199
Betty Jane Horton, c198
D-Actina Shull, of41
Mary Dewey, of38
Mary Dewey, of38
Mu Phi Epsilon, music honor sorority, held initiation at Evans' Hearth Wednesday evening. Initiation was followed by a quet honoring the new members.
Those imputed were:
Ruth Arbaz Brown, fau13
Bruce Roehrer, fau13
Jane Chewyk, fau13
Peggy Draper, fau19
Mary Katherine Rutherford, fau19
Aldene Kiler, fau19
Fidmd娜 Merer, fau19
Millee Kiler, fau19
Mary Katheryn Rutherford, fau19
Ernestine Swafford, fau19
Francis Longman of Kansas City,
Mo., and Eldred Price of Leavenworth are weekend guests at the Delta Chi fraternity house.
Sarah Lobb Tayler, '18
Baby Burch, f'41
Tina Mossigman, f'43
Tom Gorman, f'43
Tom Gorman, c'41
Thursday evening dinner guests at the Delta Upsilon fraternity house
Betty Kemp, c49
Alice Jones, c41
Bernie McKee, c43
Margaret Smith, c1unc1
Louise Groune, c49
Benire Hauck, c14
Dive Royce, f41
Dave Henrickson, fa41
Caroline Perrill, faunc1
Dorothy Netherington, c4
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity entertained with a dinner and hour dance Thursday evening. The following were guests:
Orvilek Longerbeam and Wisteria Frost, both of Topeka, were guests at the Alpha Omicron Pi house yes-duh.
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Roberta Hackman, c'38, was a dimer guest at the Alpha Omicron Pi house Friday.
John Faust of Iola is a weekend guest at the Acacia fraternity house.
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Mary Lee Bansel of St. Joseph Mo., is a weekend guest at the Sigma Kappa sorority house.
Mira Shilling, c41, and Fonchun Barrett, Lawrence, were lunch guests at the Alpha Omicron Pi house Friday.
--engagement of Jane Sanford, c'38
of Independence, to Albert Lemone,
c'38, of Kansas City, Ms. Lemone
died fraternity of Gamma Delta
fraternity.
Dorothy Lysight, Olahe, and Betty Howard, Kansas City, Kan. are weekend guests at the Alpha Omicron Pi house.
--engagement of Jane Sanford, c'38
of Independence, to Albert Lemone,
c'38, of Kansas City, Ms. Lemone
died fraternity of Gamma Delta
fraternity.
Janet Turner, Kansas City, Mo,
was a dinner guest at the Alpha
Omirion Pi sorority house Thursday
night.
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Triangle fraternity held an hour dance Thursday evening.
Hortense Harris, fa'41, was a luncheon guest of Alpha Chi Omega yesterday.
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Weekend guests at the Kappa Alpha Theta house are Doris Johnson of Kansas City, Mo., and Maxine Blaney of Topeka.
Alpha Kappa Psi, professional commerce fraternity, announces the pledging of Pat McLean, c'uncel, and John Yoder, b'39.
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Gamma Phi Beta announces the
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Dr. Robert A. Hunt, minister to the church, has selected as his semen this morning "The Enduring Triumph."
Methodists Hold Services In Remodeled Sanctuary
The Kansas League of Woman
Voters, meeting in Topeka, elected
Wimie D. Lanceworr, assistant
professor of education, president to
the Kansas League for a year of a
year term of Mrs. Leso Gessel, Topeka,
who resigned.
In further observance of Palm Sunday the Wesleyan chorus choir, composed largely of students at the University, and under the direction of Dorothy Edwiler M.B.M., will present two selections from the "Crucifixion" by Stainer. The numbers are "The Appeal of the Crucified" and "God So Loved the World," the latter being an a capella number. For the offerory solo, Mary Louis Beatie will sing "Open the Gates of the Temple," by Knapp.
Advertise your wants to the student body through Kansan Classified Ads.
The First Methodist church will hold this morning at 10:30 o'clock the first service it has held since its sanctuary was completely remodeled. The congregation will use for the first time 400 new Methodist hymns which have been presented to the church by its members. Many of the books have been given as memorials.
Prof. William S. Johnson, chairman of the department of English, is expected to return today from his vacation that he has been on leave since Feb. 14.
MONDAY—Speech Arts dinner. ● University faculty meeting to name delegates to Kansas State Teachers Association. ● Freshman Commission of Y.W.C.A. ● Jayhawker magazine issued. ● Peace forum.
What's Happening This Week
On the Campus:
3 garments for $1.25
GRAND CLEANERS
Call 616 Free Pickup and Deliver
WEDNESDAY—Easter vacation begins at noon.
At the Theaters;
Members of the board are appointed by the governor for the purpose of studying economic and social problems and suggesting means of improving conditions. They will study Minnesota's population trends, natural resources, soil conditions, and power possibilities.
**TUESDAY—Jay James banquet.** • Ratten-for-Governor Club. • **Y. W. Creative Leisure Commission picture.**
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Dr. Richard E. Scammon, an instructor at the University of Minnesota and a graduate of the University in 1904, with a graduate degree in 1916, has recently been elected to the Minnesota State Planning Board.
At the Theaters:
DUNAKIN CLUB
GRANDA—Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday: "Slight Case of Murder" with Edward G. Robinson. ● Thursday, Friday and Saturday: "Of Human Hearts" with Walter Huston and James Stewart.
LOST: Friday afternoon, folding catar
Kodak 6-16k, in library stacks or m
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Minnesota Elects Graduate To State Planning Board
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DICKINSON - Starting Sunday; Mark Kawer "Tom Sawyer" star-
er for the Chicago Nets next Wednesday "In Old Chicago" with Don
Anneche and Alice Faye.
EASTER VACATION
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RELIABLE CLEANING
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**RISHTY—Sunday, Monday and Tuesday; "Bulldog Drummon's Peril" with John Barrymore and "Exclusive"
APARTMENT for rent. Two rooms, neatly furnished. Bills paid. 150 Rhode Island Street. $15 per month. -133
**continued** with John Barraryne and John Howard; and "Excuse" starring Frances Farmer, Fred MacMurray and Charley Rugglegs. ● Wednesday and Thursday: "Hands Across the Table" with Carle Lombard and Fred MacMurray; and "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" with Frederick March Jr. ● Friday and Saturday: "Trouble at Midnight" with Noah Beervy Jr. ● and Larvie Blakee and "Paradise Is!"
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On the Shin-
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The "slave-room" on the second floor of the library has been shampooed with a coat of lined oil that smells like a breath of spring from a packing house. First it was the blasting and rat-tat-tapping pick in the basement that sounded like a big chunk of the Spanish war, and now you have to hold your nose to the exam schedule reminded
us that it won't be long now anyway.
Ardent lovers, thick as fiasas,
Wading snow drifts to your knees.
Throw away your B.V.D.'s.
And your filmy those and those--
Wear red flames if you please
In sunny Kansas.
Though they call you communistic
You had best be realistic
Or you'll sniffle and you'll sneeze
And your Anrill love you'rue
While you wrestle with the flu
With his nose it you'rue
In sunny Kansas.
song of sunny April yell!
Love all our cute swells,
be all like singes swell.
Though we die of hystergyn,
Common cold or pneumonia,
Singing songs of sunny Kansas in
Kenny Lewis.
the spring.
Kenny Lewis gets today's ticket to the Granada theater. Edward G Robinson is featured in "A Light In Bounder." Put your dirty in the box.
Come, let's sing a song of Kansas in the spring.
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