SUNDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1937
PAGE THREE
Hill Society
Prof. and Mrs. Earl D. Hay announced the engagement of their daughter, Davia V. Sa'i to serve as co-chairman of Mrs. George H. Hazen of Kansas City. Miss Hay was graduated from the University in 1954 and is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Mr. Hazen was graduated from the University in 1964 and is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
Miss Hay is at present employed in business in New York City. The employer is the couple, after which the couple will make their home in Denver, where Mr. Hazen is employed as hydraulic engineer in the United States Department of Reclamation.
Phi chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi entertained with its winter formal Friday evening at the chapter house, where a video of Ms. played. The chaperons were Mrs. Edda Patterson, Mrs. James A. Hunt, Dr. D. Wilson, and Mrs. C. H. Landez.
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Luncheon guests Thursday at the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house were Mr. James W. Alexander, Mrs. Tuess, and Mrs. Donald Greer, Paula
Dorothy Hatcher, Marshall, Mo,
and Susan Marcellos, Wichita,
are weekend guests at the Alpha Chi
Omega sorority house.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
The Delta Upsition fraternity holds its annual Christmas formal ins evening at the chapter house. Chaperson were Mrs. L, C. Harris, Mrs Ralph Baldwin, Mrs C. H. Landie and Mrs. James A. Jooke.
Here were the great men.
Mary K. Frief, c'198; Betty Burry, f'411;
Jo De Dempsey, c'38; Mary Lewis,
c'annel Martin Montenotte, f'41; Bib
neuut, katehyn Tumur, c381
Renke kiscaind, Kifdan, Barbara Dubra
Kifdan, Barbara Dubra, Shilhammar, Shilhammar, Sanely Nunen, c381, Betyt Crainton, c411, Flieshack, Berkeley
Crainton, c411
Janet Rose, Wichitg; Melva Grant,
'f49; Virginia Appel, c41; Betty Van
Devertter, c41; Mary Marsha Carlson,
'c41; Hellen Lonnie Bby, 'f4; Dominneu
Giroux, 'f4; Joanne McCarthy,
'c4unl; Louise Grayson, 'c4; Ilena
Kirmeyer, 'c4; Jane Montgomery,
'cuncl; Julia Heimbrook, 'cuncl; Nohl
Clark, 'c44; Nancy Hagen, 'cuncl; Jane
Morrow
Phone K.U. 66
The Sigma Chai fraternity entertained with a buffet supper Thursday evening at the chapter house. The following guests attended:
Massee Myline, c#41; Katherine Heinold,
b'19; Mary Marca Schoen, c#41; Cuney Cole, c#41; Cunell Claire Margaret Gille, c#41; David Hoffman, b'34; Derek Johnson, c#40;
Maxline Haughen, b'34; Evan Hughen, c#40;
Mary Guild, b'40; Stephen Syphon, c#40;
Mary Guild, b'40; Barry Bates, c#40;
Dorothy Jones, c#41; Jane Wearing, c#40;
Frances Hardy, c#41; Ami A warden, c#41;
Berry Guild, b'40; Stephen Syphon, c#40;
Irene McCow, b'40; Helm Moore, c#38.
Thaddee Noel, cunel; Roberts Cook,
63; Bermuda Hall, cunel; Jodi Stewart,
57; St. Louis Park, cunel; James Slayers,
64; For Tie Embenwou, 64; Helen Jane Edwards, 64; Jame Lee Edwards, 64
Founders' Day was observed by the Phi chapter and Kansas City alumnus of Alpena Owenbren Pi last fall at the University of Kirksy Park Hotel in Kansas City, Mo.
LOST: One Kappa Sigma pin in blue leather case. Finder call 1759.
Reward. —66.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Julia Edison, *c*40; Jeanette Lacech, *c*41; Rita Gunasalli, *fellow; Claus Hucklebirds; Andrew Frost; Archie Gallaway, Kansas City; Henry Bottler, *wibble; Bill Thompson, Kansas City; Roy Kobery Garcia, Garden City; Dorothy Garrison, Victor Johnston, Garnish; Wittoris; Victor Johnson, Watson; Jasmin Masterson, Wittcher; Herbert Sutcliffe; Howard Houpt, Mrs and Mrs Kay Wright.
SHAMPOO and 25c WAVE, dried Oil - Droze - Ditch Shampoo and Wave, dried, 50c End Curbs $1.00 up, Complete PERMANENTS, Any Style $1.00, $1.50 up, COMPLETE MICKY BEAUTY SHOP 732½ Mass. Phone 2353
SKATES and SLEEDS
GUNS and AMMUNITION
Basketballs
RUTTER'S SHOP
Your Locksmith
014 Mass. St.
Phone 219
WAVE, new styles, any style
25d dried
SHAMPOO and WAVE, 35d dried
Economy prices on other beauty
work also.
END CURIOUS店, inquire
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New Equipment Added
IVA'S BEAUTY SHOP
9411' Mass. St. Phone 533
Next door Keeler Book Store
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BEAUTY BEAUTY
$25 up
Finger Waves 25c (dried)
Oil Permeants 2.25p
Phone 95 - 212 Miss. St.
You can't go wrong with Gifts from Carl's
Give Him Good Interwoven Socks
Plain Lisles 39c, 3 for $1.10
Plain Silkes 55c, 2 for $1.10
Fancy Silkes 55c, 2 for $1.10
Fancy Silks 75c and $1
Pain Wools 55c
Pain Wools 75c and $1
Silk and Wools 75c
Imported Wools $1.85
"No man ever had enough of them"
BY THE BOX OR PAIR
Glad To Show You
HOLIDAY-BOXED FREE
*c'41; Jane Schlegel, *f'40; Maciuil Whitford,
*c'41; Elizabeth Hirschman, cwvel. Eve Woolnorth,
*c'41; William J. Beutell,
*c'41; Toal Benoult, *h'73; Forbes, *e'40;
Bettie Jentar Berton, *c'41; Elaine Gauzer,
*c'41; Michael Baldwin
The Gamma Phi Beta sorority entertained with a buffet supper Thursday at the chapel house. Guests attending were:
Joshua Wallace, c$40; John Claiff, c$40;
Phil Noho, c$9; Drew McLaughlin, c$40;
Michael Meyers, c$8; Harold Stolzenberg, c$8; Max Tinklepaugh, c$4; Dill Neilson, c$4; David Stern, c$4; Garmon Northie, p$39; Dan Tappo, m$41;
Bill Morris, c$48; Tyle Oake, CKM; Steve Schmidt, p$36; George Wicker, c$8; Steuart Krown, c$40;
George Hollings, c$8; John McDonnell, c$40
Johnny Ryley, c'8; Francis Kappman,
'76; Bob McKay, c'8; Charles Peerson,
'b9; Ed Gary, '19; Bob Charlton; Joe
Hancock, b9; Dick Beard, b10;
Braunbauer, b4; Dick Bower, buncl;
Browlands, b8; Bob Caine, fa'39;
Charles Henshall, '1a;1; Paul Fisher, f'a'
; James M. Wynne, d'a'; Charles
; Charles Arbus, b'9; Id. Jolietus, a'sucl;
Charles Herold, b'1; Buncl.
Phone K.U. 66
KEY CASE LOST containing 1 keys and
jane, Joe's Service Station, 18th and
Parallel on phone. Phone 2218, 1134 Miss-
sippi.
ONE HUNDRED CHRISTmas puppies to select from—Sooters, Cockees, English Sheepdogs, Shih Tzu, Snowflies, Snooties, Eskimo, Collies, Reasonable prices, Bracekums, Kaballus, Kins
Miller hall entertained with a buffet supper Friday evening. Guests present were:
TAXI
HUNSINGER'S
920 - 22 Mass
Phone
12
James Dryden, curnl; Lester Burkett,
c41; Brent Campbell, c41; John Hill,
c28; Pat McLean, curnl; Lewis Wen-
rond, c43; Gerald Gorshak, curnl;
Gerald Gorsch, c41; Dan Kush, d4; 1Eld
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Today CONTINUOUS FROM 2:30
Continued from 2
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Tharp, c'41; Jess Faulconer, b'unnel; Rowland Raup, c'41; Ira Collins, c'18; Charles Paddock, c'41; cunel; Hugh Bruner, c'41.
2 First Run Hits
The Picture the World
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"Alcatraz Island"
JOHN LITEL
ANN SHERIDAN
They're Frantic!
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WORLD'S LATEST NEWS EVENTS
AND
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The Screen's Funniest Sleuth and Sleuthess on the trail of another baffling crime!
JAMES GLEASON
ZASU PITTS
Wayne Anderson, e41; Homer Riley
Vancel; Winston Littleton; Punch Mclui-
ch; John McGrath; Robbie Robert;
Robbert Browning, e18; Devon Carlon,
e18; James Browning, c18; Harold Hilt-
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Collett, William
"40 Naughty Girls"
ALSO
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Novelty Band Act
GRANADA
Alaska's Salmon War
The Human Heart
Britain's Gambling Fever
Weekend guests at the Acacia fraternity house are Forrest Chapman, Manhattan, and Al P. Blaze, Jr. Wichita.
4 Glorious Days
Their Antics Make 'em the Town's Top Attraction!
Hortense Harris, fa'41, was a luncheon guest yesterday noon at the Alpha Chi Omega security house.
Walt Disney's Pluto the Pup in PLUTO'S QUINPUPLETS"
IN TECHNICOLOR
A N D
"FIGHT FOR YOUR LADY"
ALSO
The Alpha Tau Omega fraternity entertained the following guests with a dinner and an hour dance at the chanter house Thursday evening;
Dinner guests Friday evening at the Beta Pi medical fraternity house were:
*Vernilion, Trostoff, Miss*
Wilma Stewart, c.41; Mary Frances
Ormely, ed.; violette Growards,
ed; ulcahn; Margaret Lucy, c.41; Patricia
Owens, b.19.
Dr. C. D. Vermillion, Tescott; Miss
Arrangements have been made for the Y.W.C.A. Christmas bazaar at Henley house to remain open tomorrow, Tuesday, and Wednesday. It will be open from 8 to 5 o'clock every day. The store is also for sale include brassware, linen, jewelry, Mexican glass, and novelties.
Mary E. Larson, Lawrence; Harold Miller,
c'41; Beryl Vermilion, Topeka; Crystle-
anderson, c'40.
Sunday Special
ROAST TURKEY
Y. W.C.A. Bazaar To Continue
CHICKEN DINNER
Complete
35c
Regular Week-Day Dinners
20c - 35c
BILL'S LUNCH
717 Mass.
GOSSIP (Choice)
ARTICLES (Special)
PICTURES (Yours)
CARTOONS (Hilarious)
JOKES (Funny)
SOUR OWL Out Tomorrow
15c — Buy it on the campus — 15c
Continuous Shows from 2
TODAY MONDAY
TUESDAY
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Admission 10c ond 15c
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Companion Feature — He Was Too Perfect in a
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"Perfect Crime!"
HIS OWN ALIBI DAMNED HIS SON!
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Gary Cooper - Ann Harding
"PETER IBBETSON"
LEWIS STONE
BARBARA READ
TOM BROWN
And - Wm. Gargan - Jean Rogers "REPORTED MISSING"
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"Everybody's Talking"
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The Bengal Lancers Are Coming Next Sunday
Nothing in Heaven or Hell Can Stop These Wild Sons of the
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"The Lives of a Bengal Lancer"
GARY COOPER - FRANCHOT TONE
RICHARD CROMWELL - SIR GUY STANDING
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