THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1930
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
an account of Mt. Oread Society
KATHLEEN MYERS, Society Editor
Bishop 3, call MEI 21, liar 21, call ZO24-81
--phone 2244
Sigma Alpha Mu will hold an hour dance this evening from 7 to 8 o'clock.
The W.A.A. imitation banquet was held last night at the Country club at 5:29.
The Alpha Delta Pi tri song two songs and Bornicor Pervicec c',39 gave a reading, "Modern Flapper," assisted by Muss Goddess. The wore initials were initia-
The following words cited into the W.A.A.
Virginia Hardesty, c17
January Institute, c18
Helen Miller, c18
Josephine O'Connor,
Ian Gurshine, c18
Mary Kangas, c18
Marsha Naima, c17
Johnson Rathbun, c18
Dorothy Limon, c19
Kathleen Blahm, p19
Aileel Neal, c20
Candice Candell,
Margaret Caril, c24
Ethelz Gilkerson, ed'unel
Ruth Montzinger, ed'd'38
Dougie Schultz, camel
Mary Rush Hoover, instructor of physical education, awarded K.U. letters to the women who had 650 points in intramural and class team sports. Those receiving the letters were Mayne Woodie, edyts; Margaret Curd, curd; John Bluestow, bluestow; C. 390, and Dedyane Jane Williams, c. 390.
Buth Worley, president of the W. A.A., presided at the meeting, Rachel Kiebe was in charge of the pledges.
Those receiving blazers for having 1350 points in intramural sports were: Bachel Kiems, ed.37; Ruth Baker, ed.38; and Paul Schrader, ed.37; and Ruth Worley, ed.37
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Mrs. Earl D. Harris of Kansas City, Mo., province president of the Alpho
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Clair Merge on back, 15.00 reward, Call
Chester Moors, 11 Oread, Phone 970, -64
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books and glimnetory laboratory book,
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Delta Pi security, will arrive at the chapter house today. Mrs. Harris will be a guest at the home over the summer and will be entertained by the members.
WANTED: 2 passengers to Salina, Leaving
daily at 15:10, share expenses. Returning
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GRUNOW PHILCO
Members of Chia Tea were host-
estees at the W.S.G.A. tea yesterday
afternoon in the women's league of
Missouri, with Mrs. Edith Mantua poured her.
A smoker was given by the Green chapter of Alpha Phi Delta law faculty last evening in the mural lounge of the Memorial Union building.
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Edgar I. King, 738, was in charge of the entertainment. Mr. Henry Asher, Lawrence, spoke on "The Young Lawyer faces the World"; the Alpha Delta Pi song; and Edenel Rilking, played an accordion.
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All students and faculty members of the School of Law and alumni of Pild Alpha Delta were invited.
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Twenty-five words or less one interruption, 71c; three insertions, 60c; six insertions, 75c; contract rates, not more than 25 words, 92 per month flat. Payable in advance and accepted subject to approval at the KANSAN Business Office.
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Sigma Chi elected the following officers for the ensuing semester: Leslie Need, consul; John Chandler, proconsult; James Porter, annotator; William Grent, tribune; Hurley Glipin, editor; Harry O'Riley, historian; Challis Hall, masjur; and Keith Swintchair, intramural manager.
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority will entertain with a buffet supper followed by an hour of dancing tonight. Music will be provided by "Red" Blackburn and his orchestra. The guests will be:
The athletic board will meet Monday evening at $3.00 for its fall meeting, one of the four meetings held each year. Budget matters are to be considered, as well as the formal election to membership of the two students nominated for President, the chairman, and the alumnus selected by the Alumni association.
William Harro, c40
Rex David, c19
Cecil Roberts, c19
Sarah Creme, c19
Dave More, c19
Pretacean Tumor, c18
Harmattan Harmattan, c19
John Falter, c29
Jim Porter, c18
Grant Cowland, c18
Bill Hamilton, c10
Don Dling, c10
Donald Welling, c10
Max Planter, m7
Bill Jones, c17
Frank Berkley, c18
Cory Wilkins, c18
Charles Matta, Ja topaka
Lewen Hendrickson, b18
Calvin Cameron, c19
Lawrence Berlino, c18
Dick Newlin, c19
Jam Daniels, c19
Sam Harden, c19
Claude Troust, c17
Jamine Cayre, c19
Bill Haller, c19
Green Gill, c17
Jack Richardson, c17
Paul McCawell, i19
Jam Kowalski, i19
Marshall Noyle, m3
Jim Kell, c17
John Garcia-Vargas, c19
Tom Gerraldau, c19
Lewis North, m3
Ned Haley, c19
Bob Caret, c17
Bill Thomson, h18
Harry McFarlane, i19
Jason Klepfer, c19
Jon Clarkin, Kan City
Charlie Dipkin, Kansas City
Wendell Allen, d18
Alen Design, d18
Jim Hushner, h18
Athletic Board Will Meet Monday
The athletic board, under the Big Six rules, must be controlled by the faculty, and accordingly there are four members, one of whom is the two student members.
Lena Wyatt Goes to New York
Lena Wyatt; 23, is employed in
New York City, where also is doing
advertising for the Associated
Business Papers, Inc.
selected by the Alumnus association.
The president of the MSC. John
Milton Phillips, and one of his
year前教授, are the students'
attributes, while Tom Van
Cleave of Kansas City is the alumni
nominee.
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Senator Fred Harris, member of the Board of Regents, will be the speaker at a banquet given by Pillai Vishnu. He will host the night at the Colonial tea room
Harris To Speak At Law Banquet
Attorney-General Clarence V. Beck and his assistant, theodore Barnier, and two members of the Supreme Court of Kansas. Walter Thiele and his partner were invited. All members of the faculty of the School of Law will attend.
Manuscript on Display
Manufacturing from the fourteenth century Vellum manuscript, "The Book of Hours," on my desk in a glass case of the old house of Durna in the Chemistry building
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Hopkins Will Give
Lecture for English Majors
The Adventures of a Teen
A large increase of patients at the hospital is expected today. It seems Sergent Kollender threw on the feed bag for the R.O.T.C. boys last night and everything was fine, but many fear that the large amount of garlie in the barbecue sauce will cause much indigestion. One of the jacks took his portion more back to the keen table, saying that he tore open his mouth that weren't hurt any worse than that one get up and walk.
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English" will be the topic of Dr. Edwin M. Hopkins' lecture to English majors and others interested, to be given in room 205, Fraser hall, today at 3:15 p.m.
Dr. Hopkins' lecture will cover the highlights and unusual details of
over 40 years experience in the department of English at the University of Kansas.
Miss Hoopes to Speak
Miss Marianne Lynn, professor of English at Marymount University 8:30 AM
Miss Helen Hoopes, professor, this morning.
Mr. E.E.Fink,2104J.
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