THURSDAY, MAY 2. 1985
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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University Women's Club To Hold Tea
The University Women's Club will entertain with a tea this afternoon at 3 o'clock in Myra hall. A short business meeting will be held, and Miss Irene Peabody, assistant professor of voice, will sing a group of songs.
Mrs. M. J. Getto, as chairman of the hostess committee, will be assisted by Mrs. W. I. Maddux, who is chairman of the decoration committee; and Mrs. Woodruff will be chairman of the decoration committee, while Mrs. Herbst Aliphin has charge of the ten table
Mr. and Mrs. Brinton Webb Woodward of Topeka announce the birth of a daughter Monday at Stormont hospital
--leave tomorrow on a three-day trip for Camden county, Mo., to study the granite out-crop to be found in that county. "Granite underlies most of the state of Kansas, but Camden county is the only location near the University where the granite is found," said the earth. Prof. Landes said. Camden county is located south of the Ozarks.
Mr. Woodward was formerly Miss Agnes Roberts, 16, and is a member of Alpha Chi Omega. Mr. Woodward attended the University two years and graduated from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
Miles. Renée Mizou of Paris, France,
milled in an open recital at the
University yesterday afternoon, and
was among the honorees. She is
with accompanying her on her concert
tour, were guests at the Lincheen given
to the Quirk Club at the Colonial
team hall.
Dinner music at the Della Upsilon house tonight, to be followed by an hour of dancing, will be Lecile Bottom, Frances Bruce, Olive Adel Krebblah, Carolyn Newman, Dorothea Watson, Mia McKee, Jenoy Neves, Marc Mauzer, Alen Countain, Gertrude Tugsten, Betty Hunt, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buller.
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Phi Gamma Delta will hold its annual spring form at the chapter house to-morrow night. Earl Coleman and his crew will host a hotel Belleville in Kansas City will play.
Kappa Kappa Gamma will entertain with its annual spring party Saturday night at the Lawrence Country Club, Blackburn and its orchestra will play.
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Mrs. W. C. K. Carving entertained at dinner Tuesday evening for the wives of the army officers connected with the University unit of the R.O.T.C.
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Dinner guests at the Alpha Chi Omega house Tuesday were: Rue Stockwell, fat35, Virginia Hecker, c'uncl, and Emerson Thompson, c'35.
Jainy Perry, c37; Barbara Koenig,
c38; and Winfried Koenig, c39, will be
dinner guests of Joan Janklowk, c38
at Corbin hall tonight.
Ned Richard and Chet Miza, both of Atchison, were guests at the Sigma Chi house Tuesday.
The bride group of the K.U. Dames will meet this afternoon at the home on Mrs. Byron Walker, 742 Indiana street.
The members of the Central College golf team that played the University Tuesday were musicians at the Delta Chi house Tuesday night.
Mrs. B. E. Radcliffe and Mrs. Paul M.
Esping from Kansas City were guests at the Alpha Delta Pi house yesterday.
Prof. W. L. Burdick, acting dean of the Law School, will be a dinner guest at the Beta Theta Pi house tonight.
--leave tomorrow on a three-day trip for Camden county, Mo., to study the granite out-crop to be found in that county. "Granite underlies most of the state of Kansas, but Camden county is the only location near the University where the granite is found," said the earth. Prof. Landes said. Camden county is located south of the Ozarks.
The next session of the school will be held tonight at 7:15. Mr. Alliphn urges all candidates to be on time, as the first part of the evening will be spent in a discussion of artificial rest breaks. The second part of the back carry. The latter part of the evening, the class will hold a water session. "In order to give the best service to the present class, I am unable to accept any more members now. If anyone really desires the instruction, please report to me and arrangements will be made for such instruction by my student assistants." Mr. Alliphn said.
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VOMEN TAKE OVER CONTROL OF COUNCIL AT NEW ALBAN
New Albany, May 1—(U)—Maryan missie Murphy and her five councilemen today took over the town pavilion and rockin' while we rocked the crumble."
Judy Jencks, c'36, was a luncheon guest at the Pi Beta Phi house yester-day.
The following have proven themselves eligible to continue in the school: Freed McCoy, Melvin R. Pebble, Edward Hunt, W. F. Pipkee, Kith Roberts, S. P. Brun, Robert Browning, Edward Micek, James Draper, George Gordon, Merrill Irwin, John Grist, Eddie Meyer, Michael Starr, Shaw, David Carson, Max Dill, Joe Key, James Steelo, Frank Sheemaker, and Neal Moan.
The "petitcoin rule" will be complete with Mrs. Laura Shelton assuming the office of police judge, Mrs. Murphy's first act was to announce that two oppressive offices—city clock and city jail—were filled with women. She will dispense her duties since "New Albany is a peaceful place without crime or disturbances."
Murphy, Mrs. Murphy said her government would try for a clean town and a prosperous business. The major in a wilde country where children are married. Four are mothers.
Twenty-one Qualify for Red Cross Swimming Tests
Twenty-one men qualified in the swimmer's test given Tuesday night at the University of Pittsburgh. Life-saving school. The school is held in the University pool under the supervision of Herbert G. Alphin instructor in physical education, and has a summer program.
Life Saving School Starts
To Study Camden Granite
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Washington University Group to Join Kansas Party
A geological party including Prof Kenneth K. L. Landes of the geology department at C. L. Knight, assistant professor of geology, and Dr. Mat McCain, Graz, CSU; and Dr. Pet McMann, CSU, will
Alpha Chi Omega announces the pledging Anna Katherine Kiehl, c38, of Pittsburg.
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The Kansas party will be joined by a group from Washington University of St. Louis led by Pro. Carl Tolman of the geology department of that University. The Kansas members plan to return to Lawrence Sunday.
Dr. James Naimith is the principal speaker at a banquet in Burlington, given Monday night in honor of the Burlington high school athletes Dr. Naimith is introduced by Ray McIntosh, football man. Burton A. Kinsburgh, LLB.33, county attorney, welcomed the guests, and gave a short talk.
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The annual initiation and bringer banquet of Phi Beta Kappa will be held Monday evening, May 13, at the Eldridge hotel. Initiation will be held at that time for the 23 college seniors elected to the organization late in March. Mist Helen R. Hoopes, assistant professor of computer in charge of the program committee.
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Graduate to Oil Directorate
Naismith Sneaks at Banquet
Phi Beta Kappa to Initiate
Kenneth Crumly, B.S. Bsa. 25, of Colley has been elected a member of the board of directors of the Kansas Oil Men's Association. Mr. Crumly is man of the association and an active bond chain of bulk plants and filling stations in northwestern Kansas.
Prof. W. A. Dill of the department of engineering will give a talk tonight at the first "Sciences in Education" students at Baker University at Baldwin. He will discuss the validity of the theory.
Rain-Making Attempts Given Trial in Panhandk
Kansas State Teachers' College, Pittsburg, will celebrate its annual commemoration day next Friday. D. C. E. Raleigh, president of Fort Hays State College, will be the convocation speaker. On this occasion, usually designated as an opening ceremony, apples will be apples free to the students and visitors at the morning assembly.
Dallah, Tex., May 1—(UP)--Farmers wearing gas masks tonight bonnet-barded ingens of black clouds above a blowing dust storm in an effort to blast down rain on the parched fields of the Texas panhandle.
Thornton, Amarillo Aviator Will Try To Blast Out Moisture
Thornton, a famed fighter of oil well fires, tested his bomb near Riton Blanco lake, four miles southwest of here. The country once was a rich farming area. Drought and dust storm have turned it into virtual desert.
Hundreds of skeptical spectators watched the men working under Tex Thornton, Amarillo aviator, as high explosive bombs were hurled aloft. The bombardment failed to bring down a building, and conditions were good except for the best.
The rain making experiment was the first since James A. Boze was fatally burned while bombing the clouds from an airplane near Waxahache last year.
Thornton believes the explosion would set up electrical conditions leading to precipitation. Using an improbable bomb, he bombs it into the air at 25 minute intervals. The bombs made of TNT and sulfidified nitroglycerine jelly exploded if no rain falls before tomorrow. Thornton then will send up bombs on gas ballons with timing devices so that the explosion will occur at the desired time.
Teaching Applications Due
Assigned Students Will Take Positions at Oread Training High School
May 10 is the deadline for students applying for practice teaching positions. Students desire to gain some experience and to be in the office of Raymond A. Schweiger, Dean of the School of Education now. In order to be eligible for such teaching assignments, it is necessary to have completed a minimum of hours of class work in the School of
Education. In addition, five hours of general psychology, five hours of social sciences, and two hours of principles of math less than a grade point average of 1.3 in all subjects and 1.5 in their major field. In the arrangement of the positions.
Facilities for supervised teaching are offered by the School of Education in the following departments: biological sciences, drawing and design, economics, English, French, history, home economics, mathematics, music, physical education, physical science, political science, Spanish, speech, and social science.
The assigned teachers will have charge of the classes of the various departments of the Oread Training School for 1935-36.
Dudley Watson to Start Program With Lectur
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of pottery treated in different ways. These examples may be seen in the Administration building in room 320 and in the corridor adjoining. The second exhibition is of work done by students in the department. This is found in rooms 314 and 315 and on the walls of the corridor outside. In room 316, there are several mounts of design work by students in the colored school at Lampton, Ocala.
Craft work and pottery of students of the University was sent to Sallieu, Tuesday, where it is on display at the annual meeting of the Kansas State Federation
Miss Rosemary Kestham, professor of design, will lead a discussion Saturday afternoon on "How the State Federation supports schools." Greater Help to the Public Schools."
Today
KFKU
20 p.m. Elementary Spanish Lesson,
Mr. Clarence Christian, assisted in a
special musical program by Prof. Jan
Chiapuso
2:45 p.m. Elementary French Lesson
Mr.W.K.Cornell
10:00 p.m. 139th Athletic Interview arranged by Prof. E. R. Elbel.
TAU BETA PI ELECTS OFFICERS AT ITS MENTING LAST NIGH
Lorne Craig, e3d, was elected president of Tau Beta Pi, national honorary engineering fraternity at its meeting last night. Other officers elected were: vice president, John McNown; correspondent secretary, George Wright; and assistant treasurer, Worley Kauf. Prof. F., L. Brown was elected to the advisory board. Craig, the new president, was also chosen eligible to the national convention of the fraternity which will be held at Lorengi, Mih, next year with Michaela.
Waldo Shaw, e'55, is the retiring president of the organization.
Commission Adopts Book by Elliott
Commission Adopts Book by Elliot Among the new books recently adopted by the Kansas school book commission is one entitled "Our Dymanic Society," written by Mabel H. Eliot, assistant professor of sociology at the
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