MONDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1932
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Hill Society
Call K. U.-25 Before 12:30 p. m.
Sororities
Alhana Delta Pi
Visitors to Lawrence this weekend who attended the Kanan-Notre Dame game swelled the guest list of fraternity and sorority houses.
Alba Gamma Delta
Ms. G, M. W. Newton, Independence,
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Foulgate, Hutchinson,
Nash, 26, of Joih; Nathan, Nation,
20, of Joih; Janet Strong, 30,
Tulah; Lirae Manee, 31, Spurvicei,
Norma, robert, Robbins City,
Gher et Eshri, Kennesaw City,
Gher et Eshri, Kennesaw City, Kan
Alpha Xi Delta
Bernice Bender, Holton, Daily Rush Dorothy Hamilton, Margaret Calla han, Kansas City, Kane; Jan Arneibuck Ruloter; Puth Rutta, Pauline Burke Karben Kasper; Sarah Perry, Helen Hower, Kansas City, Ms.; and Helen Campbell, Oberlin.
Albert Dudgeron Ph.
Alpha Ounison II
Arnella Woodward, Kansas City, Mo.
Velma Markham, Yates Center; and
Faira Worm, Pretty Prairie.
Corbin Hall
Helen Corpilman, 72. Loving Martin
Hoskington, Grace Oliwell, 63. Helen
Mulligan, 40. Rebecca Davidson, Betty Manah,
Ariell Mollott, Justice Rudebine, 31. Arthur
Braulic, Justice Rute, Beaulach
Braulic woodruff, 31. Clyde; Controlu-
burley, 17. Levenowhery, 6. O. P. Hagain,
Mrs. F. K. Kiefer, Mrs. Shaw,
Mrs. J. Kiefer, Mrs. Robert Koussan,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koussan,
City, Mo.; Wooley, Creamery Bibby,
Emily Enfield, Jessica
Enfield; J. M. M. Wall, Sedona
Marvin Soras, 31; Alberta Sappen-
ter, 40; Daniel Duncan, 26;
Johnston, 31; Wilma Schultz
Beamish, 31; Mary Ellen
Darbyell, 28; Ben Meyers, 31;
Mrs. and Mrs W. D. Lillevie and
co., Mr. and Ms B. Millevie
and co., Mrs.
Delta-Zeta
Ruth Meyer, 72, Olalier, Demna Dickson, former student, Caldwell, Mrs. Ehlert Lock, former student, Cohen, Mrs. Koehler, former student, Mrs. C. M. Anderson, and John Austin, McPherson, Mrs. Kilchipher, and son Melvin, Hope Martini Walters, Jr., former student, Dorothy Aarher, Weillington, Leuze Brown and Barbara Combe, Leaweorth, William Brentine, Manhart, and Wilma Novak, former student,
Kappa Alpha Theta
Bernice Palencio, Margaret Simmons Tulsa, Okla.; Margaret Sharp, 28; Marcy Breen, 31; Jasmin Jumestow; Eleanor Montgomery, 32Mildred Ridder, Kansas City, City; Ruth Anderson, Kowa City, City; Rachel Meyer, Cairo, City; Karen Love, Hickman Milk, Ma; Knite Wheatley, Erma Wallace, Frances Lawn, Arkansas City; and Edwin O'Reilly.
Shoma Karma
M. L. A. Brouther, Martha M. Beaubien
Barden City, NY Victims Academy, Diego
Maria C. DeCasa, Deborah B.
Beckenke, Goodland; Mary Evan El-
Dorado; Berkshire; Alabama City; Ruth Thorp-
ney, Ottawa, Jean Haines, Angiualis;
Kennedy, Harold and Jae Hull,
Columbia, Ms.
Fraternities
Alpha Kappa Ps
Ms. and Mrs. Lynn Scott, Symantha Burgess, Susan Baldwin, Walley Bees, Summerland Flora, Wendy Garden City; Rowell Endacko, Kanton College; Larry Owen, Cottonwood, Faith June Colney, Needsah; Martin Howard, Empress William Huff and Rolands Rogers, Tenn.
Delta Chi
am, and Mrs. Jack Crover, Betty Grover, Jack Crover, Dr. Mx and Mrs.
Kanna Fia Kanna
Gail Stephens, Virginia Turrell, Ctataw; and<sup>5</sup> Vernon Krehbel, Pretty
Brook
Korea Sigma
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Kill, Arendale,
Tennessee; Mrs. Martha A. Taylor,
Greeneer, M. H. A. Thompson, Hawley
Jesse, Thompson, Leavandow; Miss
Colonel Jane Woolley; Miss
Murphy, Murphy; Beauly; Foster,
Topknot; Richard Thompson,
Gives, and Mrs. D. Sweeney, Aichi-
Phi Chi
Ms. Unite Saundon, Mr. and Mrs Charles Pleison, Quinterer Dr. and Mrs Robert McLeod, Dr. and Mrs Morris, Oklahoma City; Dr W. C. Bartel, Cleveland; and Dr L. S. Shoewright.
Phi Mu Aloha
Fil for Apaul
Sol Bobrov and Charles Hassett
Kansas City, Mo.; and Bob Milton
Cherrvale.
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Mr. and Mrs. Kenuth V. Paddock,
Mr. George, Maddock J. Mary Pad-
lock, Maddock J. Andrew, Sneed,
Snoodgrass Jean Andres, Swee-
Alen, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Moyer, M.
and Mrs. Charles W. Watson, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles P. Watson, Mr. Paxton
Kansas City, Mr. and Paxton Kau-
sasan City, Mr. Frichot, Charlotte Frichot, Cushing,
Charlotte Frichot, Livero,
Livero john Thomas, Ms. C
A. Bolin, Butler, Fern Gaston, Wakefield; and Mr. and Mrs. James W. Wallingford, Tulsa.
Waffle Supper Given
Miss Ann McCrucken, instructor in the department of philosophy, and Marguerite Davies, grxs, entertained with a waffle aupper Saturday evening at the Missouri Historical Museum Mississippi street. Louis H. Gertels, of Wichita, was an out-of-town guest.
K. U. Dames to Initiate
The K. U. Dames will hold initiation services at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hdl Alderman, 1213 Ohio street. Assisting hostesses will be Ms. Stanley Mccracken, Mrs. Lloyd Shank, and Mrs. Carol Shukers.
To Give Waffle Supper
A waffle supper to be given at Henley house from 5 to 16.30 Wednesday evening has been planned by the advanced standing commission of the Y. W. C. A., according to Ruth Rowland, 3rd president of the commission.
To Hold Pledge Service
Phi Chi Delta, Presbyterian churche
rcurity, will have拄臂 services at
5 p.m. tomorrow and the regular meet-
ing will follow at Westminster hall,
Betty Watermuldier c.36, is in charge
of the program.
Dinner guests at the Alpha Delta Pi house yesterday were: Fred Cook, Jade Diamet; Mildred Bridges, Kansas City; Kana, Kim; Akiya Akimura; Arkansas City; Devory Arnold, Charles Shipman, Med Christian, Kansas City, Ma; Riwood Woodbury, Mildred Yaney, Lois Welch, Kathleen O'Donnell, Sallie Biller; Katherine O'Donnell, Curtis McCormick; '¢38; Paul Beardley, '¢38; Hugh Swain, '¢33, and Emma Jo Swanney, fa-mel.
Kappa Sigma entertained the following dinner guests yesterday: Mr. and Mrs. Shelly Scott, Wichita; Mary Bass, Virgil McKail, Charles Dibblehack, Elvin Virginia Arnold, Amelia Mnir and Mr. Robert Levinece and Robert Leurance.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae club will hold a meeting at the home of Miss Madeline McKone, 801 Mississippi, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Miss Amida Stanton will be assist hostes.
Kappa Alpha Theta entertained in Sunday dinner groceries; Margaret Gels, Mr. Charles Schwartz, and Albert Schwarz of Salinas; Royle Klinkenberg, Emporia; and Mrs. L. A. Baugh, Garden City.
Alpha Delta Pi announces the engagement of Nona Lea, Kansas City, Mo., to Kenneth Jordon, also of Kansas City. Both are former students of the University. Mr. Jordan was a member of Delta Upsilon.
Delta Chi announces the pledging of Yosel Wells, c'35; of Asherville, and Joseph Pryor; c'33, of Louwenworth.
The wives of the K.U. engineer holds a social meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. E. Rice, 1538 Vermont street.
Kappa Alpha Theta alumna club will meet with Mrs. P. F. Hodder, 1115 Louisiana street, at 7:30 tonight.
Mrs. Edwin F. Price will entertain the Kappa PHI sorority with a dinner party at her home tomorrow evening from 5 to 7.
Applied Christianity Awards to Be Announced at Commencement
Four prizes ranging from $100 to $25 are offered by the Hattie Elliott Lewis committee on Applied Christian Education of the degrees of the University on the, "Applications of the Teachings of Jesus to Some Problem of the Present Day." Contests must turn in a tentative plan for the year. The celler's office not later than April 1.
Essays must not be less than 5,000 or more than 10,000 words in length and must be typewritten and provided with a table of contents, footnotes giving references to authorities cited, and bibliography. The essay received first prize will be published by the University's Writing Attachments committee. Awards will be made by the committee and announced at Commencement.
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Offers Four Essay Prizes
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WANTED: Experienced telephone salesman to conduct sales campaign among students by telephone. See "Knusan Business Office" details.
FISCHER BABY Grand piano for sale;
hrown malmaygan case; perfect condition.
Balanced treble and bass. Five
piano finishes. Fully sounded.
$300. Phone 725 for appointment. 45
'ANTED': Student with good voice to make canvas of students by telephone. See Graves at Kansan Business Office for details. —$50
"A" GRADES depend on the condition of your eyes. Have them examined and glasses fitted by F. H. Roberts, Optometrist 833 Mass. St. - Roberts.
WANTED LAUNDRY. Flat work, finish,
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YOUR TIME is valuable. Have your watch put in perfect condition now. Roberts Jewelry Store, $33 Mass. St.
WANTED: Salesman to call on student,
Liberal commission. See
Groves at Kansas Business Office for
details. ---50
UTO DOOR GLASS $1.50, windbreaks,
2.50. Radiators required; new and
installed. All work guaranteed.
Auto Junk Co. K9. Delaware.
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STATE SENATOR
Copies of the conditions and examples of modern problems to which the teachings of Jesus are applicable may be obtained from the Registrar's office, it was announced.
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A Former Student of the University and a staunch friend of K. U.
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