THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9. 1933
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Old fashioned games will be played at the Valentine party to be given by
A miter for new students will be given at the First Church church twoyear night from 8 until 10 h'clock. There will be features presented by the V.M.C. A. and the Lawrence Memorial Museum, which will also be trickles, games, and games.
SOCIETY
Alpha Gemma Dolta will entertain
a Volunteer party tomorrow night
from 9 until 12 o'clock at the chapter
band will furnish music for dancing.
The committee in charge is composed of Kermit Geodge, c23, general chairman Glen Wakeley, gr, refreshments and Cloe Collins, reception.
B. Y. P. U. To Entertain
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Wooden soldiers in the war against decay
To conquer the forces of decay which attack telephone poles, scientists of Bell Telephone Laboratories carry on a relentless campaign.
They study many kinds of wood, test many preservatives. They isolate wood destroying fungi and insects—study them in the laboratory—search for a practical means of combating their attack. They have set out armies of stub poles in Mississippi, Colorado and New Jersey where altitude, climate and soil vary widely. At regular intervals they inspect these poles to learn which woods and preservatives are best.
Such scientific thoroughness is one reason why Bell System plant becomes more efficient each year. And why telephone service is so dependable.
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the B. Y, P. U, of the First Baptist church tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the church, Harold Wampler, c35, is in charge of the program. All Baptist students are invited, and each is asked to bring a Valentine.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Sterling of Manfield, Ohio, announce the birth of a son. Mrs. Sterling was Ruth Barrett, a former student at the University. Dr. Sterling, 28, is the son of Professor and Ms. M. W. Sterling.
Announces Birth
The University club will entertain with a Valentine dance on Saturday evening at the club house. The committees in charge includes Professor and Mrs. B. A. Nash and Mr. and Mrs. D. E. A. Nash's orchestra will furnish the music.
Alpha Gamma Delta entertained with a formal dinner last night. The sorority colors of red, buff and green were in decorating. Guests were Lape Osmia, c'neln, and Charlotte Hess, c'neln.
New these npdges have been announced by Gamma Phi Beta: Margaret Zern and Dorothy Douglas, both of which are members of Oak Vista, Hawaii; or, of Carthage,
Bernice Cook, c. 23, will complete the term as president of the Alpha Delta Pi security. She succeeds Jenni Coghlan in the position. Her experience at the end of the last semester.
Alpha Tau Omega announces the pleiding of the following: Gordon Floodes, Blackwell, Okla.; Donald Marie, McDonald, and Donald Marisa, Nortonville.
Mrs. Harry Lausing, of Lincoln,
Nebr., district superintendent of Alpha
Oriental Pi, is a guest at the chapter
house.
Dinner guests at the Alpha Chi Omega house last night were Dorothy Lyman, fa36, and Maurine Berg of St. John.
Kappa Kappa Gamma announces the pledging of Betty Shirk of Mphelesan and Maren Meyers of Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. U. G. Mitchell and Mrs. E. B. Snoffer will entertain with a dinner bridge at the Manor tomorrow evening
Delta Upson announces the pledging of Archie Galloway of Kansas City Mo.
Sigma Kappa announces the pledging of Ida Lanning, c34, of Topeka.
KFKU
Thursday. Feb. 9
6 p.m.-Athletic Interview, conducted
10:45 F. R. Elbil
Friday, Feb. 10
2:30 p.m.—Music Appreciation Period
by Prof. C. Siklon
5 p.m. *Prince In and the Japanese Constitution of 1889, Ernest D. Tyler, Extension Instructor in History.*
6:15 pm.-Musical program arranged by G. Crisi Simpson, instructor in piano.
Saturday, Feb. 11
College Humor in its February issue published the names of two All-American teams. Football stars of All-American caliber were also raided, "Pete" Mebtringer, "Speed" Alksen, and Ormand Beach from Kansas were listed among the group of honoree students.
Teams from the various sections of the country were named. Mkehrring, Atkeson, and Beach were placed on the first Mid-Western eleven. Elmer Schake was placed on the second team. Ely of Nebraska was chosen alternate at center on the first All-American team.
FOR MISSOURI VALLEY TEAM
6 p.m.—Music Memory Quarter-hour.
TOUR KANSAS MEN NAMED
ART BAKER RECOVERING
FOLLOWING OPERATION
Art Baker, c34, who underwent an operation last Saturday for a knee injury received in football last fall, is recovering and is expected to be out next week. Baker said this morning that he did not intend enter school this semester.
Service for Dr. Haworth
A memorial staff for the late Professor E. Haworth will be held Thursday day afternoon, Feb. 23, at 4 c locke in Central Administration auditorium Speakers will be Dr. Frank Strong Professors M. W. Sterling. C. M. Young R. C. Moore, and Chancellor E. H. Lindley.
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Gaylord — (UP) • Students in the Hopewell rural school near here have built a sod house after the style of dwelling occupied by pioneer Kanaas dwellers. Seven boys of the school accomplished the work during recess periods. The inside dimensions are four by six feet, with 18-inch walls.
Larneed—(UP)—Dayton Fox, a farm boy living near here, found that a skunk rande a good pet, and if treated right did not resent to those unpleasant halters for which the striped kitten toy boy had been raised by boy and skunk ended, however, when the pet got angry at Dayton and his thumb.
Lyndon—(UP)—Howard Phelon represented the fourth generation of the Phelon family here to be initiated into the Lyndon Masciic lodge when he was a grandfather. Daniel W. Phelon was initiated in 1890. His grandfather, Carl A. Phelon, became a member in 1901 and his father, Clyde R. Phelon, in 1925.
Cinnamon—(UP) —Three miles of concrete, pavement on highway 50—will be laid through here this spring, the highway department has announced. In preparation for the work the city is putting in new drainage and water pipes and the telephone company is burying its lines.
Lindberg—UF) — The thirteenth annual Mid-West music, art and expression contests will be held in connection with the fifty-second Messiah festival here April 9 to 16. Divisions of the contest will be piano, voice, violin, cello, organ, brass, woodwind, strings, percussion, glee clubs. Rehearsals of the Messiah chorus, directed by Dr. Hargen Brase, will begin late this month.
Garrett—(UP)—The cash on hand at a fitting room did not come up to the expectations of two youthful bandits. To increase their 'hail' they ran the station for a short period, looking the proprietor in a rear room. When they had taken in about $30 they lifted up for the night.
Elkhardt—(UP) —A vigilante system has been organized in Morton county to check the wave of bank robberies, insurance rates were rushed here reenforcement officers and bank robberies. County sheriff Ore Carry is training the vigilantes.
Pittsburgh — (UP) — The biennial report of W. A. Brandonberg, president of Pittschung Teachers College, to the state legislature asked for $274.75 annually for the next biennium. That is why it was approved last biennium.
Manhattan — (UP) — Salary reductions calculated to effect savings of $3,000 a year have been decreed for the City. The city is River县 board of commissioners.
Wilhita. — (UP) — Sheikah's reputation as a defender of the home has suffered considerably in the William H. Huger family. Sheikah is just a woman with a kinder attitude much when a bandit poked a gun in Mrs. Winifred Tourillard's ribs. (Mrs. Tourillard is Haigery daughter). But when police arrived to check on her bedding, Sheikah piled loud and long over their intrusion into the home.
Hutchinson, — (UP) W. L. McManey, Hutchinson's oldest citizen and Civil war veteran, is dead. Had he lived until May 16 he would have been 101. He was wounded in the second battle of Bull Run, one bullet that killed him and his army in two places. With his wife and four children he came to Kansas in 1875 in a covered wagon and settled near Wellington.
Topkick—(UP)—A special court has been opened here for the benefit of motorists charged with overparking. Judges Claude Jodke William Steinwald will listen to the excuses. The night sessions will allow the ticket holders a chance to reclaim their $1 bends with new insurance during the regular morning hours.
London...-(UP) -Iceland has a geyser, like those in Yellowstone Park, that spouts so regularly that watches can be set by it. It is a small geyser, called Gryla, and throws up a shaft of boiling water every hour.
Iceland Bas Geyser
Colorado Fugitive Fifeed Owes Case
Denver, Feb. 9—(UP)-Glenn Siemer-
man, central figure in Colorado's counter-
part to the famous "Fugitive From a Chain Gang," pleaded before Governor Johnson. After a two-hour hear-
ing the governor took his case under
advisement.
Shumn Alds Coin Collectors
Stump Aids Collectories
Raymond, Wash.—(UF)—Coin collectors are thankful the depression for a stock of old and valuable coins, they report. A 1790 silver dollar structu the light of day when bread was needed.
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YOUR TIME is valuable. Have your watch put in perfect condition now. Roberts Jewelry store. $3 Mass. St.
FURNISHED 4-room modern house Desirabale for couple or three men students. Phone 2488M. 804 Mp. St. 102
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Doulas—Forelise Us Our Trespasses, $2.50.
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Gibran "The Prophet," $2.50, Teedalsd - Love Songs, $2.75,
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VALENTINE'S DAY
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and MOTHER
In Hotel Eldridge—Phone 88