FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22.1935
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
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Hill Society
BEFORE 3 P.M. CALL KU, 21; BETWEEN 7:15 AND 9 P.M. CALL 2701K3 OR 2702K3.
Gamma Phi Beta To Hold Party
Gamma Phi Bhi will hold its annual Polly party Saturday night at the chapter house, Req Blackburn's and Wrightine Wright's orchestra will furnish the music. The chaperons are Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Hoof, and Mrs. Charles.
Phi Gamma Delta To Hold Party
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity will hold a semi-formal party tonight at the chapter house. Wayne Wright's orchestra will furnish the music.
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Westminster hall held a Thanksgiving dinner Wednesday night. Guests included: Charles Yeomans, e; 298 Fret Maier, $36, Bill Fusion, and Horace Anderson. Hostesses were Mildred Mitchell, e; 27, and Orene Yowell.
Westminster Foundation will entertain with a Thanksgiving tonight at 8 p.m. at Westminster hall. All students and their friends are invited.
Edward Mucker and Roy Muster both of Kansas City, were dinner guests at the Delta Chi house Wednesday evening.
The Fireside Forum of the Congregational church will hold a party tonight at the church from to 12. All members and their friends are invited.
Ten members were initiated into Pi Lamba Tihea, honorary women's educational security, at a ceremony yesterday at the Colonial Tea Room, followed by a reception in Miss Ruth Lichten also gave a report of the biennial conference of the socrory, which she attended this summer, at the North, N. H. The new members are: Nicola Ferguson, Catherine Hartley, Margeurie Jarrort, Lois McCormack, Velma Old, Verna Mae Saxton, Virginia Jennings, Jerry K. Calvert, and Hazel Rose.
Bill Rowell, of Kansas City, Ms. and Robert Mann, of Hutchinson, were guests at the Alpha Tau Omega house Wednesday.
Mrs. Schwison, of Prutt, was a dinner guest at the Pi Kappa Alpha house last evening.
Miss Violet May Kisner, of Garden
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Miss Elizabeth Megnar was a dinner guest at the Alpha Delta Pi house last night.
Coloum Montevina and Major Ed-
wards were dinner guests at the Pi
Kappa Alpha house Wednesday evening.
High School Journalists Arrive for Conference
will be hosting a club pearl page
will be joining the Sky
Parker of the Journalism building at 430
by members of Theta Sigma Phi,
national honorary journalistic security.
Banquet Starts at 5:45
Banquet Starts & teaches 5:45
Studies and teacher delegates to the conference.
The student delegates to the journal of journalism of the University, will be in attendance at the annual dinner, which will be given at 5:45 in the banquet room of the Memorial Union
The program honoring the Kansas chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, winner of the national Sigma Delta Chi Achievement Cup, awarded at the national convention last week, will include congratulations offered to Sigma Delta Chi by Shirley Jones, c36, president of Theta Pi Phi; conference highlights as well as awards presented to Sigma Delta Chi, Dr. A. M. Lee and Prof. J. J. Kliner.
Dean Paul B. Lawson, of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, will officially welcome the guests in a talk entitled "The University Welcomes You." Introductions of well-known guests and guest speakers will follow.
Entries received from various high schools include such acts as whistling, clog dancing, readings, and singing. High school students who will participate in this program have been working on their numbers for the past two weeks
Amateur Night To Follow Dinner.
Without doubt the most entertaining feature of the entire two-day program, the "Major Bowers" Amateur Night will be given in the top up of the various high school representatives, will be given in the auditorium of the Administration building, starting at 8:15 tonight. Applause will determine the winners. Attempts must be recorded to record the volume of anthem.
and will be ready to "do their stuff."
Saturday morning meetings of the high school conference and the K.C.T.J. will conclude the two-day sessions. High school students will hear Quentin Brown, T38, business manager of the high school newspaper, and Jeremy for business managers and advertising managers of high school newspapers.
Prof. W. A. Dill will conduct a sports roundtable, and Dr. Lee will discuss feature writing, Ralph Baker, field secretary of the Kansas Press Association, will speak on "The Success of a Paper" will conclude the high school sessions.
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A business session of the K.C.T.J. Saturday morning will center around the subject "What We've Been Doing." Talk will be given by Mrs. Grice E. Anderson, Madison; Hazel K. Pullman, Garnett; H. Lee K伞man, Kansas City; Gerteurd Kirkland, Belley Ittmann, Pittsburg and Bill Dillman, Wichita.
Through the courtesy of the University's Athletic Association, delegates wishing to attend the KU-Iowa State football game Saturday afternoon may obtain tickets at reduced prices by purging them from the news room of the Daily Kansas.
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Pinkerton Police to Aid At Homecoming Gam
ditional sum for the Homecoming game had been set at 75 cents, which added to the 50 cents counted as the house-card balance. The visiting team, gave the athletic management $12.5 for the reserved ticket. Of this $12.5, 20 cents had to go to the government for tax, and $1 to the athletic management with 5 cents.
"We didn't mind that so much when we were doing something for our customers," he said. "We few persons attempt to capitalize on our generosity, we had to stop it. It is too bad the actions of a few make it necessary to withdraw favors from customers."
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Twenty senior civil engineering students made a trip yesterday morning to inspect foundations being built for the new Eudora bridge across the Kaw north of Eudora. Prof. G. W. Bridges will accompany the students.
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Liberal Club Is Organized
UNION PACIFIC
Group Will Meet To Discuss Current Political And Economic Questions
The liberal factions on the Hill met last night to form a liberal club, the purpose of which will be to bring interest in public discourse and to discuss of current political and economic questions, and to bring good speakers to the Hill to deliver lectures.
Carl Peters acted as temporary chairman for the meeting until the following officers could be elected: Carl Peters, treasurer; secretary; and Bill Elston, treasurer.
An executive council of four members was also elected, composed of Kenneth Born, Sam Halper, Glenn Ward, and the duty of the committee to submit to the club a tentative list of programs for the year. They also will submit a list of prospective lectures from the University, and are invited to the University this winter.
Notice of the next meeting will be issued through the Chancellor's bulletin in the University Daily Kanam.
Rush Highway Improvements
Improvements of a mile of road in Eudora township, six miles cast off Lawrence, is being speeded in order to provide a direct route into Lawrence for the thousands of Kansas City and eastern Kansas persons who will be driving to Lawrence for the Kansas-Missouri football game Thanksgiving.
High School Editors We Welcome You
Our hours for serving
Breakfast 7:30-8:45
Lunch 11:30-1:00
Dinner 5:15-6:30
We serve all 3 meals Saturday.
Sailor Eats First Pie In Jail
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THE CAFETERIA
Gloucester, Mass. — (UP)—Kon Bogorian, 49-year-old adult, had his first piece of pie in jail. When Bogorian was given apple pie he had to be persuaded to eat it. When he left the jail, he was seen piecing it to last him on his next sea voyage.
Delegates Arrive Early
Cimarron High School Students Drive 400 Miles To Attend Convention
Eleven enthusiastic students of the Cimarron High School and their instructor in journalism, Miss Katherine Johnson, arrived in Lawrence last night to attend the Kansas High School convention which starts this morning.
They traveled a distance of 400 miles, leaving their homes at 7 o'clock yesterday morning in order that they might be on hand for the first session. The "Blue Jay" is the name of the bi-monthly 6-paper publication of the school.
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