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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24,1837
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
M. JEAN CAKSEY Society Editor
Before 5, call M.C.K. 211, after 2,602-K
Guests at the formal dinner held at Corbin hall Monday evening were:
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Mr. and Mrs. Jan Chiapuso
Mrs Miss Lala W. Walling
Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Q. Brewster
Mrs Anna McCraken
Dr. Raymond Lawrence
Ring er
Mrs Helena Rhoo Hopes
Mrs Mr. and Fred Ellsworth
Mrs Miss Ernest Bayles
Mrs Miss Dayles
Mrs Amida Stanton
Mattie Crumrine
Mr. Frank Bain
Mr. Hoover Geltch
Mr. and Mrs. Waldemar Geltch
Mrs Irene Peabody
Ruth Latteh
Mrs Laurence Woodruff
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nichols
Mrs E. C. Boeller
Mrs Gronicka
Mrs Esther Twente
Mrs Mr. Geo. O., Foster
Sigma Kappa sorority will entertain the following at a buffet lunchcon Thanksgiving day:
Mr. and Mrs. Gronwege, Kansas City, Ms.
and Mrs. Orbonee, Kansas City, Ms.
Mr. and Mrs. Kumberger, Kansas City,
Ms.
Hazel Anderson, Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Norton, Kansas City Mo
Annie Nicholson, Kawai City, Mo.
Hoye Haque, Kawai City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Erie, St. Joseph, Mo.
and Mrs. M. R. D. Bodwell, Kawai
Barbara Bodwell, Kansas City, Mo.
Phyllis Nordrissen, Kansas City, Mo.
Jane Phillips, Kansas City, Mo.
Mary and Mrs. Mounds, Seneca
Mr. and Mrs. Mounds, Seneca
Bordent Hill, Kansas City, Mo.
Dr. and Mrs. Quintagard, Kansas City
Mr. and Ms. Sterrett, Kauai City, Mt.
Gurius Graves, Garden City
Burt Yancey, Garden City
Bill Poster, Garden City
Judy Lawrence, Lawrence
Father Watson, Kauai City, Mo.
John Hinschell, Kauai City, Ma.
The Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity had the following guests for dinner Sunday:
Iusabelle Bake, Kansas City, Mo.
Jolie Hembrook, Cund
Rose McVey, C39
Jane Mayfield, Kansas City, Mo.
Peggy Poggan, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and J. E. Groebner, Kansas City
Lewis Coriell, mural
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At its Thanksgiving banquet Monday, Sigma Phi Epilogy fraternity had the following as guests:
Mrs. Edward Geary, Lawrence
F. A. Wood, Lawrence
Bill Kramusen, c14
Courtney Lawrence
Mrs. E. K. Grim, Lawrence
Dr. James Naimuth, Lawrence
The active chapter of the Alpha Omicron Pi sorority entertained with a formal Thanksgiving dinner for its Lawrence alumnae Monday night, at which time the engagement of Aldene Kizer, f38 to Mr. Lloyd Nixon, was announced. Mr. Roark, who was enrolled in the School of Engineering last year, is a member of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity.
Sunday dinner guests at the Chi Omega sorority house were: Eleanor
Child Study Classes Hear Discussion of Toys
John Wolf Corbett, Emporia, was a dinner guest at the Phi Delta Theta fraternity house last night.
Carl Switzer, of the Epsilon Alpha chapter of Sigma Nu fraternity at the University of Arizona, is a guest at the Sigma Nua house here.
Wildcat Wrestlers May Do 'Brothers' Act
One set of brothers is Dale, Clifford, and Glen Duncan, St. Francis, senior, junior, and sophomore respectively. All are promising material. Dale is the only letterman. Clifford is a 135-pound class last year. Clifford was a squad member last year, but 'bid not letter.'
Manhattan, Nov. 23—Coach B. R. Patterson, Kansas State College wrestling coach, is seriously considering the advertising of his mat team's appearances this year as a brother set. Three sets of brothers and the mat team are members of the Wildat squat, which is working out regularly in preparation for competition.
Gregory, fa'40; Warren Jenney c'uncl; and Charles Gimble.
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Forrest and Fartland Fansher,
Manhattan, are also on the squad.
Forrest was Big Six champion in
the 126-nound class in 1934.
The third brother team is Loren and Roscoe Smith, ElDorado, who are junior and sophomore. The elder Smith showed promise in 1953-56, but was hampered all season by injuries. He went on to Winters, letterman in the 128-pound class, is the third of the Warners who have lettered here.
Raises 18-Inch Sweet Potato
Batesville, Ark. Nov. 23—(UP)—An 18-inch sweet potato grown on a farm near here was being exhibited last week. The potato, which grew on the J. D. Gao farm, is 57 inches long, and exactly 18 inches long.
"A Balanced Diet in Toys" is the subject on which Mrs. T. D Jones addressed student child development, Monday, 4:20 p.m. in room 110, Frasier hall.
Chemistry Students Are Honored
LOYT: Last Sunday, a silver thimble at
h auditorium or价值. Value as heirloom. Finder please call Ann Hocke,
phone 860, Carbin Hall.
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eXCHANGED at Fredham Felcic; Velvet princess-land evening wrap with Queen Anne collar. Person who got wrong wrap please call 136)W. -55
Mrs. Jones has had wide experience and training in the field of design and selection of toys. To illuminate this exhibition of toys was on display.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Ms. Elsa Hopper Ferrel and Beulas Payne, majors in the department of chemistry, and Georgia Anna Shaw, a major in the department of home economics, have been elected to membership in Iota Sigma Pi, national honor society for women in chemistry.
Mrs. Jones said that the right kind of toys may educate just as truly as the doing of "sums" in arithmetic, and that the use of toys provides a real and essential opportunity for children's educational development.
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The mysteries of Mars, twin stars, and the Pitt 27-inch telephone will provide a variety of attractions at the observatory. (Sky Night," tomorrow at 8 p.m.)
"Mars, the Earth-like Planet" is the subject of the evening's lecture. Possibility of life on the other planets will be discussed. Dr. Percival Lovely's famous canal theory will be discussed by James Edson, assistant in physics.
The talk will be illustrated with some of the world's best direct photographs of Mars. Two of these are natural-color photographs showing Martian polar ice caps, clouds, red deserts, green "vegetated" areas, mountains, and rocky hills in a famous Kansas variety, covering hundreds of Martian square miles.
Sky Night Features Mars
The twin, or binary stars to be shown in the six-inch telescope are one of thousands of such pairs known. They are in reality two swings swinging around each other. From a planet in its sky, one could see two swings in his sky.
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New Equipment Added
The Pitt telescope, now nearing completion, will be demonstrated to the public for the first time this fall. When it is put into operation there will be a telescope in the United States with telescopes larger than the big University reflector.
There will also be an exhibit of astronomical instruments, including some new items not shown before.
The evening's program of recorded music, selected by Frank Cunkle, assistant professor of organ, will feature planetary themes.
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Marion Rice Dance Studio
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Twenty-five words or less one insertion, 31c; three insertions, 60c; six insertions, 72c; contract rates, not more than 25 words, $2 per month flat. Payable in advance and accepted subject to approval at the KANSAN Business Office.
Hans Martin and Claus Holthusen,
the two German exchange students,
will speak on "Germany Today" at a
meeting of the "Isms" commission
next Monday afternoon at 4:30 at
Henley house.
German Exchange Scholars To Address 'Isms' Commission
This will be the last of a series of meetings which have dealt with the expression of fascism in the world where anyone interested is invited to attend.
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Track Coach Gets Trophy
927½ Massachusetts, over Rumsey-Allison Flower Shop
Manhattan, Nov 23—Ward Haylett, Kansas State College track coach, recently received a bronze paper weight trophy for his services in the team. He then prints at the Pan-American games at Dallas, Texas, last summer.
Manhattan, Nov. 23 — A Christmas holiday trip for the Kansas State College basketball team has been scheduled by Coach Frank Root as the Wildcats complete their second week of practice.
Kansas State Hoopmen Will Invade Colorado
The two-game trip between the holidays takes the Wildcats into Colorado and Wyoming, where they meet Colorado State at Ft. Collins on Dec. 30, and the University of Wyoming at Laramie the following night. In New York's Eve, will find the Wildcats on the highest campus in the country, as Laramie is more than 6,000 feet above sea level.
Another schedule change is the cancellation of the Oklahoma City University game at Oklahoma City on Feb. 1. Addition of the twohollow, Goldbug encounter leaves the Wildcats an 18-game plate.
"Sod and Stubble," by Dr. John Ise, professor of economics, is mentioned by W. G. Clugston in the 1938 Magazine as being the greatest contribution to literature in Kansas during the past year. In his anthology of Kansas writing, "A Kansas Prose Review," Clugston also comments on the book, "The Daily Newspaper in America," by Dr. Alfred M. Lee, who was professor journalism and sociology here last year.
'Kansas Prose Review'
Honors Dr. Ise's Book
Published by the Kansas State College Press, Manhattan, the Kansas Magazine will be on the newsstands Dec. 15. Included in the magazine in an anthology of poetry written by Kansas, articles on the history of African-American radicalism, short stories, and fourteen subjects from Kansas photographers instead of the usual reproductions of paintings.
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