TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1986
PAGE THREE
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Campus Houses Are Weekend Hosts To Homecomers
A gala array of Jayhawks, Nebraska corn hunks, and signs of welcome greeted alumni and guests of the sororites and fraternities this weekend. Buffet suppers, formal dinners, and luncheons were all features of the Homecoming festivities. Guests at the various houses included:
Gamma Phi Beta
Frances Ballard, Attica
Charlaine Armstrong, Milwaukee
Mary Cassidy, Kansas City
Mrs. Walter Clark, Kansas City, Mo.
Clarice Stone, Topeka
Mrs. Laura Clark, Kansas City,
Margaret Zeren, Kansas City, Mo.
Marian Foster, Goiff
Mary Margaret Bates, Kansas City,
N.M.
Harden Warden, Joplin, Mo.
Sirinele Pickett, Joplin, Mo.
Berry Gold Simmons, Kansas City,
Ms. Markham, Parson
Pervyn, Wichita
Ms. Pervyn, Virginia
Virginia Post, Great Bend
Lilochad, Great Bend
Wellington, Ms. Pervyn
Katherine Bryan, Paola
Dorothy Armstrong, Kansas City, Mo.
Janiece Paros, Paros
Unoelle Llibre, Watson
Mrs. George Clark, Kansas City, Mo.
Janiece Paros, Paros
PHONE K.U.66
Mr. and Mrs. F. Maddleton, Kansas City Mo.
LOST: PiD Delta thea fraternity pin at
Union building Saturday night. Initials
A.R.S. and No. 647 on ban. Reward. Phone
957. -46
7
LOST: One big black miften for the lif-
hand. Please return to John Griffith, 1131
Vernmont. Phone 27711.
LOSST. Brown overcame, takes Saturday
mightn't men from gymnastics in Union building.
Reward for return. Phone 866. 66m
tnv Troup.
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Mr. Fever, Kentucky, Mo.
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Catherine Kutter, Topeka
Mr. and Mrs, H. I. E. Armstrong, Chanute
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Wilma Turtle, Fiddley, Mo.
Margaret Bibbons, Mayetta
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LOST. A gray imminated Parker pen filled with green ink. Finder please call 1935/W Reward. -46
FOUND Grey hat, Oher's lab, initials R. E. R. Also, a man's red and blue hair cap and a girl's black cloak coat. Call us 516-483-2000. Uni Manager Office, Kansan uni University.
TURKKEYS: Fancy milkfed, corn fattened turkeys dressed on orders. Call 11548 or C. Gratcher, 1100 West 21rd. -60
FOR SALE: New, double breasted Tuxedo,
15 x 28. Shoulder grille. Price: Call Allen
Gerry, phone 864, 1241 W. Campus.
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Twenty-five words or less one insertion, 21; three insertions, 16; six insertion,
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Student Loans
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Electrical and Light Treatment
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The fitting of glasses a specialty
Phone 2244
--the wedding wee* Katherine Hurd
in'38; Tay Campbell, '37; Evelyn
Little, '38; Dorothy DeLano, '38;
William Jones, '38; Howard Saul,
'37; Wilford Winters, '38; and
William Greene, '38.
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Mrs. J. E. Hornbull, Osborne
C. I. E. Conover, Lincoln, Neb.
Waka Davenport, Lincoln, Neb.
R. L. Burridge, John Segrera, Lincoln, Neb.
John Vogler, Lincoln, Neb.
John Vogler, Lincoln, Neb.
Robert Hatty, Lincoln, Neb.
Normair A. Elliott, Lincoln, Neb.
James MeGrachin, Lincoln, Neb.
Kappa Sigma
Mc, and Mrs. Jay Plaimley, Lawrenier M., Clyde Smith, Dodge City市政 Bert Carlson, Americus Paul McJiemney, Kansas City Bob Carlson, Newman Bob Miller, Awarwah Charles Myers, Kansas City Mo. James Piningle, Arkansas City Gordon Shaffer, Russell Charles Whitach, Wythe Albert Spirh
Phi Kappa Psi
Bill Roberts, Parson
Bill Roberts, Parson
Bill F. M. A. Dardur, Junction City
Dana Descurd, Kansas City, Mo.
Daniel Thompson, Waterford, MO.
Maria Wiegand, Monroe, MO.
Mr. and Sileny Lincott, Wife
Mr. and Larry Winn, Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Roberts, Parsons
Hill Bldg.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stanley, Kansas City Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Allen, Kansas City Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcy Brown, Kansas City
Mo.
Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bowley, Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Carson, Kansas City,
Pi Beta Phi
Mr. and Mrs. George Bowles, Kansas City
Mo.
OTWA
Kathy Philippe Owuwa
Mary Lewin, Salma
Lorraine Wilson, Salina
Jane Ecke, Wichita
Marie Lincoln, Lincoln
Jane Barber, Lincoln, Neb.
Ruth Van Wyn, Lincoln, Neb.
Helen Cutter Allen, Tupaea
Helen Cutter Allen, Tupaea
Al. McClure, Jacksonville, Ill,
Margaret Ramsey, Topeka
Mary Margret Crawford, Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Young, Kansas
Thomas Fletcher, Kansas City
Max Nelson, Emporia
Page Towley, Omaha, Neb.
Lincoln Houser, Lincoln,
Howard Anton, Lincoln, Neb.
Weighen Weibush, Lincoln, Neb.
Jack Chenn, Kansas City
Robert Honn, Kansas City
Mary Jones, Kansas City
Mrs. and Mrs. J., M.Bosman, Kane
Jickson Lincoln, Nebraska
Dr. W. Haininger, Kansas City
Dr. W. Haininger, Kansas City
Dr. Quinn, Kansas City
Dr. Miret, C. R. W. Hoffman, Salina
Dr. Krause, Salina
Betty Worley, Salina
Dr. Miret, Frank Hageman, Salina
Dr. Miret, H. A. Bettman, Kansas City
Marty Burge, Kansas City, Mo.
Dick Newcomer, Mo.
Dr. Omid, Ed Ashley, Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Virginia Ashley, Chanute
James Campbell, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewin, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hummings, Kansas City
Beverly Burton, Baboah
Nadine Wolver, Owatotonie
Ellen Elanor, City
Eleanor Thompson, Maryville, Ma
Gonnie Rutherford, Leeworth
Maryville, M. McLennan,
Ms, J. B. McKay, ElDorado
Ac, A. G. Holloway, IlDervato
Ms, J. B. McKay
Junior Makers, Kansas City, Mp,
Mr. and Mrs. Thorea, Trowpea
Mr. and Mrs. Thorea, Trowpea
George B. Halenkamp, Toppea
Frances Monde, Toppea
Marcel Dupre, Mai
Betty Rowman, Lincoln, Neb.
Mildred Lacewood, Lincoln, Neb.
Jane Smith, Lincoln, Neb.
Susan Hesenberg, Lincoln, Neb.
Waylon森, Lincoln, Neb.
Maryston, Lincoln, Neb.
Elizabeth Hodges, Lincoln, Neb.
Jane Michell, Lincoln, Neb.
Kay Hardy, Lincoln, Neb.
Winnaya Tyktz, Lincoln, Neb.
Ann Wytkert, Tyktz
Virginia Whega, Wichita
Katie Whega, Wichita
Mary Iabell Taylor, f4 40
Lorraine Wilson, Salina
Mary Lewa, Salina
Mary Claire, worth
Mary Claire, Galina
Mary Hertick, Wichita
Hoffman, Hoffman
Conn Ellison, Talca, Oklah
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Joe Cummings, Kansas City, Mo.
Mike Miles, Kansas City, Mo.
Ralph Wells, Kansas City, Mo.
Dr. G, R. Massey, Salina
D. Massey, Salina
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Majors, Kansas
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Majors, Kansas City Mo.
Mary Alice Narramore, Wichita Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Woodbury, Kansi Mm.
Margaret Shentz, Great Bend
Loren Stern, Great Bend
Eliewan Troup, 16, Kansas City
Helen Louise Moine, Iowa
Helen Louise Brown, 16, Burden
Dr. and Mrs. Bowell, Baster Springs
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Cardin, Baster Springs
Rainy Blake, Baster Springs
Blake Ray, Baster Springs
Mr. and Mrs. Lerudy Purchite, Chamute Loch, Chamute City, Ms. Helen Woody, 3, Barringer
Mr. George T. Vance, Kansas City, Mr. Helen Woody, Chamute City, Ms. Phil Hadley, Salina
Alpha Omicron P1
Mrs. G. R. Cheesney, Wichita
Virginia Hegel, Wichita
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Slentz, Great
Chi Omega
Amarie Mish, Lincoln, Neb.
Pauline Reynolds, Lincoln, Neb.
Paula Reynolds, Lincoln, Neb.
Louna Shelburn, Lincoln, Neb.
Nelle Lippitz, Lincoln, Neb.
Nelie Lippitz, Lincoln, Neb.
Hannah Siblin, Lincoln, Neb.
Margaret Phillippe, Lincoln, Neb.
Margaret Phillippe, Lincoln, Neb.
Diris Smith, Lincoln, Neb.
Sun Pickering, Lincoln, Neb.
Sun Pickering, Lincoln, Neb.
Mr. R. J. Shetler, Lincoln, Neb.
F. I. Russell, J. Iola
Kansas City
Francesco Haller, Kansas City
Goy Jewell, Portside
Luis Lippin, Prevost
Sarah Jennings, Prevost
Winfried Wood, Sparville
Morika Merkham, Topka
Morgan Chandler Caypos, Kansas G
Myrilla Wetter Brown, Kansas City, Mo.
Vivienne Gingrich Stone, Kansas City, Mo.
Jamie Turner, Kansas City, Mo.
Kristen Warner, Kansas City, Mo.
Ruth Pyle, Kansas City, Mo.
Mary Crider, Kansas City, Mo.
Elizabeth Furness, Kansas City, Mo.
Triangle
Kenneth Scherer, 315
Kenneth Kern, 334
Henry Goodl, 311
Rose Rowan, 311
Farrell Young, 322
Al Ewer, 360
Jimmy Braun, 327
Jimmy Moore, 277
Charles Diefghan, 368
Michael Matthey, 310
John Lombridge, 310
Gordon Miller, 366
Jack McKeever, 316
A. R. Young, 199
Mrs. Haird Sharp, Kennat Mo,
Mrs. B. Laird, Kenneth
Mrs. Evaline Souper, Wichita
Mo, Mrs. E. F. L. Kawai, Kansas
Mo, Mr. Thomas Reed, Mexico Mo,
Mr. Andrew McNeil, Mexico
Mo, and Mr. M. E. F. Kawai, Kansas
Mo, Mr. Thomas Reed, Mexico Mo,
Mr. Andrew McNeil, Mexico
Mo, and Mr. M. E. F. Kawai,
Miss Margaret Norbertt, Kansas City
Miss George Docker, Dennison
Miss October Clemens, Dennison
Miss Jennifer Fischer, Kansas City
Miss Wilma Mahone, Kansas City, Ms.
Mr. and Ms. Minford Sherwin, Lawrence
Mr. William Pfliffer, Kansas City, Ms.
Kappa Eta Kappa
Kenneth Pemberton, Meade Leonard Hutton, Meade
Sigma Kappa
Maddeline Crawford, Spring Hill Mary Alice Gibson, Simpson Jenner Kline, Kanas City, Mo. Mary Anne Lovelace, Nehla Elenzian, Zemmany
Watkins Hall
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Nelson, Marion Maybelle Robinkold, Kansas City Coach Conrad King, Kansas City Enunci Paden, Topeka Norman Braun, Topeka Alan Jay, ar. Elmer Ulmar, ar. Loyd Robinson, c'uncil Lord Roberson, c'uncil Don Schleumer, c'40 Warren Plumman, c'uncil Charles Ward, c'43 Kenneth Carteen, b'18 Robin Hood, m'19 John Crouch, b'18 Spermichoolen, b'18 Mr. Karen Watersley
Alpha Gamma Delta
Margaret Gullah, Kansas City
Mary Lee Houman, Kansas City
Mary Loe Haugen, Kansas City
Celia Betty Star, Kansas City
Chelsea Starr, Kansas City
Marian Plieur, Kansas City
Marian Plieur, Missouri
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Campbell, Kansas City
Kristen Rowe, Kansas City
Rush Stout, Tennessee
Townley-Voss
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Townley of Topeka announce the marriage of their daughter, Isabel Lucy, c'27, to Mr. Arthur W. M. Woss of Lawrence. The marriage took place at 4:30 Friday afternoon at the home of the wife's parents. The bride was attended by Elizabeth LaRue, f'27, James Kelley Lau, f'27, the best man. A reception followed the ceremony. Helen Deer, c'37, Gerald Hilford; c'37, Olive Adole Krebblie, c'Dorothy Blue, f'39, Lois Woods, c'37, and Elizabeth LaRue, fa'37, assisted in the dining room.
Mrs. Voss will be graduated from the University this spring. She is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma and Theta Sigma Phi, honorary journalism fraternity. Mr. Voss received his degree from the University in 1935 while working on his M.A. degree in English literature in the English department. He is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Eternity and Owl society.
LEARN TO DANCE
Special Attention Given Beginners in Ballroom Dancing
University students who attended
Private Lessons Day and Night
MARION RICE
DANCE STUDIO
The Alpha Tau Omega entertained with an alumni banquet at the fraternity house Saturday night. The room out-of-town guests were bowing.
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Bob W aren, Kankai City, Mo.
Honor Renew, Kansas City, Mo.
Henry Renew, Kansas City, Mo.
D. C. Murrell, Hutchinson
Edward Thim, Kansas City
Howard Gray, Lincoln, Neb.
Jack Charnley, Lincoln, Neb.
Dan Bushman, Lincoln, Neb.
Rhonda Rendall, Pratt
Dian Bacon, Lincoln, Neb.
Mamu St. Joseph, Neb.
Jack Charnley, Lincoln, Neb.
Harry Roe, St. Jougho, Neb.
Eidou Ie, Kansas City
H. R. Hunger and son Joanna
Kansas City, Mo.
Sam Beber and son, Kansas City, Mo.
Kenneth Funk and son, Iola
Mrs. P. Goodnow, Kansas City, Mo.
Donald Lyon, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Phill Balta,
Mr. and Mr. Al Hoon, Kansas City, M.
Warren Plainte, Kansas City, Mo.
Sam Mitchell, Kansas City, Mo.
Warren Plainte, Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Kilien and daughter, Carey
John McClennan, McPherson
Alice Grey, Independence
Colin Grey, Independence
Frank Dwyer, Kansas City, Mo.
Art M. Strittick, Kansas City, Mo.
Bob Mulder, Lincoln, Neb.
Linda Mulder, Lincoln, Neb.
Eric Gillin, Kansas City, Mo.
The Alpha Delta Fi sorority will entertain the Delta Chi fraternity with an hour dance tomorrow night
Ruth Sengel, Eleonor Camfield, C 61
George Lurney, c 29, and Orr Van Fusch,
companied by Prof. J. T Jesen,
attended the Lutheran Student
Association convention at Wahoo,
Neb., last weekend.
Library Board Plans
$35,000 PWA Project
Plans for the WPA Lawrence library addition and repair project will be discussed at a meeting of the library board.
The city council will meet next Monday night and probably will pass at that time the resolution for the acceptance of the federal grant of $15,750 which has been allotted to the project. This resolution and acceptance of final plans by the WPA are the steps remaining before bids for the letting of the contract can be accepted.
The total project will cost $35-
.000. The plan is for an additional
room for stacks in the north of the
library nd other necessary repair.
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Chocolate Milk Shake
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UNION FOUNTAIN
Sub-Basement Memorial Union
With a Great Horn Spoon
By Iobu R. Malom
TOMORROW is Armistice Day, which brings us to thoughts on
peace. A few days ago we heard a celebration broadcast from Europe of the peace of the Scandinavian countries which has been going for 123 years. Which isn't bad. And if little Denmark and Sweden and Norway can do something or other, I could take a big load off our backs, of worry and of armament expenses. Then last night there came news of the Pan-America peace meeting, and talk of rendering more strict the present neutrality legislation. Well, tomorrow it will be 18 years old, and to end wars, to make the world safe for democracy. Shallow words.
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Concerning moses and folkways on the campus; Did you know that at some of the sororities you can buy your way out of open house by buying them from a store when girls come back to the sorority house after classes they are anxious to look at the mail in the hall. However, the word is that their principal object to discover who has metters from whomse, so there will always be a woman or girlulate upon in close circles. After that, they look for their own milk.
Our friend, the tie salesman,
preached a very pretty sermon the other day: "I wear emulated my
father's dress." I know. I don't sell ties until
knowledge. I don't sell ties until
I'm broke. Last week I began to get hungry. So I went down to Bill's lunch. I ordered up a dinner and finished it with a flourish. It tasted awfully good. I told Bill then that he was reluctant but decided to have a look at them. I sold him a dozen." My friend is a good tie salesman.
Carnegie Delegates Visit Chancellor Lindley
The University of Kansas received a grant of $5,000 from the Carnegie Foundation a few years ago for the State Park, and this was issued the next year.
If those who oppose subsidization or outright payment of football players would realize that the game was commercialized when that disproportionate monstrosity, the stadium, was built, when it was undertaken to pay off part of that debt as a in the same manner as carried on in the same manner as carried on in course our players are paid. But the pay they get is this psychic thing "for the sake of dear old K.U., which is a tender sentiment but does not pay board bills. This the majority of players in collegiate football realize. This is why questions why some of our players won't play. College football has been over-emphasized already, so let us make the most of it. It's water over the dam, so why not fish in it.
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Howard J. Savage and W. Carson Ryan, Jr., of New York, representing the Carnegie Foundation, spent Monday visiting the University of Kansas and conferring with Chancellor E. H. Lindley, who recently was made a trustee of the Carnegie Foundation.
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