TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1932
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Hill Society
Call K. U.-25 Before 12:30 p.m.
Wilcox-Kratoc';vil
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wilcox of Lucas announce the marriage of their daughter, Thela, to J. Rogers Knaut-Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox live the home of her births' parents,嫁 J.
Mrs. Kratchevil attended the University for the past two years and is a member of the Alpha Xi Delta security. Mr. Kratchevil was graduated from the School of Business in 1921. He is a member of the Kappa Kappa Lambs.
Pate-Hartmetze
The marriage of Miss Virginia Pate and Gerald Hartmetze took place April 2 in Kansas City, Mo.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Hartnizet attended the University last year. The bride was a member of Gamma Phi Beta, and Mr. Hartnizet a member of Phi Beta Pi, professional medical fraternity.
Higgins-Carter
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Marie Higgins to alpha George Carter, both of Kansas City, Ma., took place June 27, Mrs. Carter attended the University of Kansas two years and is a member of the Alpha Xi Delta sorority.
Mr. Carter received his degree from the School of Business last June. He is a member of Pi Upsion.
Big Six Football Teams Journey Far for Games
Kansas-Notre Dame Fraca Will Be Season's Cliimax for Fans
Non-conference games this year take Big Six football teams as far east as Washington, D.C., or far north as minnesota. They are Texas, and as far west in Colorado.
Kansas holds the spotlight in two respects; it opens the international season with a game at Denver against the University of Denver on Sept. 20, and is host to the great Irish from Notre Dame in one of the best intersections freaks on the Big Six card coming on Nov. 5.
Nebraska has the most impressive list of non-conference games this year the same as it has had in past years. The team hosts two games at the University of Iowa and Minnesota Big Ten Games, Pittsburgh, from East, and Southern Methodist from the South. All four games will be held at Nebraska's home campus, the regular five conference games.
Iowa State does not go outside of the state border for its non-conference battles. The Cyclones meet Simpson, Morningside and Drake, all products of the state of Iowa, Kansas State College and Michigan State, and they meet Big Ten foes, the Wolverines, pursue Purdue for the second consecutive year, and the Tigers journeying to Evanston to meet Northwestern. The Oklahoma eleven again will take the longest journey of the year. Last year the Sooners won their first game and this year they will go to Washington, DC, for a Thanksgiving day game.
The complete list of row-conference games for Big Six teams is as follows. Sctt. 24. Jowen State vs. Seamenoe, Ameska Kansas vs. Wichita at
Sept. 30—Kansas vs. Denver at Denver (night game).
A. I—Iowa State vs. Michigan at
Missouri; Missouri vs. Northwestern
at Eventon; Kansas State vs. Purdue
at Lafayette; Oklahoma vs. Tulsa
Oct. 7—Kansas State vs. Kansas Wes
kyen at Salem (eight game).
Oct. 8—Missouri vs. Texas at Colum
Oct. 15.—Nebraska vs. Minnesota n
Minneapolis, Oklahoma vs. Texas o
Dallas
Oct. 29.-Missouri vs. Washington of
Columbia; Kansas vs. St. Louis at St.
Louis.
Nov. 5—Kansas vs. Notre Dame at Lawrence; Nebraska vs. Iowa at Iowa City
City 12—Nebraska vs. Pittsburgh at
Nov. 12
Nov. 13—Iowa State vs. Drake n.
Arms.
Aims.
Nov. 15—Oklahoma vs. George Washington at Washington, D.C.
Dec. 3—Missouri vs. St. Louis at St.
Louis; Nebraska vs. Southern
Methodist at Dallas.
EVELYN SWARTHOUT TO GO
EVELYN SWARTHCUT TO GO
EAST ENROUTE TO LONDON
Evelyn Swarthout, f12 daughter of Dean D. M. Swarthout of the School of Fine Arts, who is planning to spend a year in study with Tobias Matthey at London, will leave her home here Sept 25 for New York City.
The trip to England starts Sept. 30 and will be made on the United States outline, American Trader, Miss Swarthout will be accompanied by Miss Margaret Sanden of Lindsborg, who plans to study in Paris.
Married 50 Years
Execelber Springs - Judge C. L. Chilman and his wife, married on Friday the 13th, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary here a few days ago.
Christensen-Hardtarfer
Miss Dorothy Ferre Christenison of independence was carried to Harold C. Hardturfar of Lawrence June 19. Mrs. Hardturfar was graduated from the University last June. She is a member of the Alpha XII Delta soccer team and a graduate of University of Kansas and at present holds a position with the Gamble Stores.
Kluecker-Ferris
The marriage of Florence Amy Kisker to James Robert Ferris took place August 29, Mr. and Mrs. Ferris are twins. 180 Thirtieth is crest, San Diego, Calif.
Mrs. Ferris who was a member of Alpha Xi Delta, received her degree from the School of Education in 1930
The marriage of Miss Emma Elizabeth Enkah and George Eggere Wenner took place July 20 in Independence, Mo. The bride attended the University of Kannapolis and a member of Alibaba Xi Delta University in her teachers in the Independence schools.
Mrs Ruth Smook of Dodge City was married to Dillion Nail November 28, 1951. Mrs Smook was graduated from Westfield High School and is a member of Abel Alta, Delta.
TEXAS STUDENT PAPER ELIT-
TERALLY DEFENDS SOCIALISM
Fort Worth, Tex.—(Special)—Socialism was denied in a recent editor in the Texas Christian University, student newspaper, in answer to a pamphlet circulated on the campus attacking the appearance of Kirby Page, noted editor and lecturer at denominational schools.
The pamphlet described Pages as *rn* "athletic and socialist". The editor's said in part "Kidgy Page is not an art". The book, which is not to his desire "the filibuster."
Sororities Announce Names of 158 Women
(Continued from page 1)
Hannah Cindy, Partville, Oglinda; Jane Sarfino, Salton; Emmon Joe Swainey, Jana Swain et al. Moe Virginia 'Team, Jena Swain et al. Megan Davis 'Dog Walker, Hutchinson.
Vivian Awcow, Helen Skinner,
Citrus City, Mo; Dorothy Dongyu, Seng
Jin; Leslie Houston, Tekos; Docotty
Jim Lee; Houston, Tekos; Docotty
Wachia, Wachia; Margaret Dalken, and
Hoa Hua Lawrence; Katherine Ann
Kushner; Deborah Gilbert; Dylan
Gilbert; Dylan Gilbert; Elliot Tuson;
Okfurke Newborow; Watches,
McWilliams; Hurchman; Jean McWilliams; Lowe
Lowe; Jeff Smith; Paul Fort; Elioner Smith; Science; Sanghera; Salathert; Martha Yarbashi.
Pi Beta Phi
Kathleen Eagle, Laura Cooke
Mikah Gunner, James Hewlett, Mary
Jennifer Koch, Kathleen Koch, Mary
City, MN; Michelle Kohlwein, John
Carrion, Margaret Jaine Sharpe
Cynthia Coyn, Kan; Jane Campbell
Buckley, Virginia Therackson, Wiltshire,
Elizabeth Humphrey and Shirley Jones.
Biddulph, Winifred Keening and
Dennis Therackson, Wiltshire,
Elizabeth Humphrey and Shirley Jones. Mackenzie Dunford, Emily Twent, IndieWoodens, Junction City, York
Kansas; Junction City, York
Dallas; Noble Roeder, Sakether
Garmett Fynn, Brooklyn, Grave Sub-
tance, Tennon, Mo.; Tupelo, Titus,
Kennedy
Jason S. Hobbs, Fairway; Mary Lounsier
City, Mt. Hercules; City, Cma.
Nicholas Herrick, Double; Cma.
John Herringer, Lowering; Beth Adelaide
Hicks, Hobe Hills; Tecumseh
G1).
Cora Kanna
University of Kansas academes and the Olympic stars attending the University of Kansas, were entertained by the Iowa Club of towne at a hindrance to
JOFS are now open for men or women students who would like to take a few hours a day working for a college district of the University, see McKnight, Graves or Baker at the Kansas Business Office today. — $
CIPLs: Larre, well furnished rooms
rivers Campus. Kitchen privileges if
deared. IMS Ohio. Phone 2077. — 8
Want Ads
FRATERNITY
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K. U.
JEWELRY
FOR RENT to boys. Exceptionally nice room in modern house. Single or double. Rent reasonable. Phone 127. 1301 Vermont. -8
The College Jeweler
FOR BOYS: Warm, well furnished rooms, double and single, automatic water heater, sleeping porch. One-half room with a fireplace in the athletic field. Reasonable. 1238 Mushroom. -7
FOR RENT: 2 or 3 room apartment,
modern, bills paid, garage, sleeping
room, twin beds, very reasonable, close
to town, phone 13131. U
Vernor.
GIRLS: Nicely furnished large south room, also lovely southwest room in archid; Very reasonable. Every home privilege. Use of living room, grand piano and radio. 1403 Teem. Phone 1703. —7
BOARD AND room for 2 to 4 boys.
Large front room on first floor. $6.50
per week each for four boys. 143 Ky.
Phone 3108M. -4
FOR RENT: Men, preferably upper-
classman. Four large, light, airy
rooms. $10 single. $14 double. 1240
New Hamp. Phone 1374L. -
FOR RENT: Attractive rooms for men in private home. Close to Campus Upperclassmen, graduates, or professors preferred, 945 Ohio. Phone 221R8
'OR RENT. Newly papered, cool rooms for rent. Reasonable. One-half block from campus. Access to deep porch. Modern. Desirable oil heat. Also apartment for rent. Free room, very nice.介价 1427W. 1247 Ohio.
EAT AT Smith's. Honce cooked meals.
Rates by the week, or meal tickets.
1212 Ohio street. —7
FOR RENT: Boys, 2 large double rooms. Only 4 blocks from town, 4 blocks to University; modern; $14 room; 1 double, $123 Vermont. ~7
Prices Smashed on Auto Glass
FOR RENT: To graduate or mature women. Please, pleasant room en the Hill, 1236 Oreed. Phone 1215...7
Doors, $1.50
Windshields, $2.50
Impert workload and every job
pursued on. This new department
of our business uner the super-
specialist glass expert Bob Peterson.
WANTED: Student laundry. Work guaranteed and prices reasonable. Socks mended free. We call for and dis- phone. Phone 1313. —8
BOYS: Rooms newly decorated and
clean. Single. Clean. $7.50 to $10
each student per month. Phone 2333R.
1406 Tenn. -7
AUTO WRECKING CO.
Phone 954
E. 9th & Delaware Streets
FOR RENT: Rooms for girls light housekeeping privileges. Indiana. Phone 2373.
ROOMS: 3 double rooms, twin beds.
Everything modern, meals if desired.
1203 Vermont street. Phone 2196R. — 5
BOYS WANTED: Four nice, airy,ire
decorated rooms; on car line close to
Camps. Also apartment. Call 147
Rates reasonable. 1399 Term.
FOR RENT: Furnished apartment, one or two rooms. Also nice large room for two men. One block from KU: Library. 1616 Indiana. Phone 241- .876-793-3256.
PLEASANT IBOOM for one or two
banks. Home of faculty member, Priti
Jain, University and downtown, Reconsi-
nce 111 Park St. Phone 1533. —8
FOR BOYS. Newly decorated, new furniture, best rooms in city. Under new management. Join the Campus Menu. Visit our meals. 1245 Oread. Phone 3127. -8
FOR RENT: Double sleeping room, private home, to K. U. men or those employed. Near car line. Broadwalk $10.00 per month. 1868-S New York.
JOBS
for University Men
and University Women
Now Open
SPORT·WALKING
TOWN·DRESS
Apply in person at the
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Royal COLLEGE SHOPS 837-839 Mass. St.
SAVE. Room at very economical rent,
for intelligent man student wishing
to cook his own meals. Must unde-
rstand evolution. Come in 1400. Max
10-2:30.
ROOM and board for two boys. $20 per month each for two boys. 940 Connecicut. — $8.
HILLSIDE Home Club, Corner 10th and Ohio, Mixed boarding club. Home cooked meals. Breakfast and dinner, $3.50. — 0.
FRESHMAN CAPS with ribbons
50c Ober's
Ful-Vue Frames and Lenses
We can duplicate any lens— Save the pieces.
B. G. Gustafson
Optometric
Phone 911 911 Mass.
A Lesson in Thrift
Dresses and Coats
Tailored Dresses for School
Tailored Dresses for School
Crepe or Wool $5.95 to $15
Clever Sport Styles
To Conform to Your Budget Small in Price, Yet Smart in Style
COATS for Sports, School or Dress Tailored or Furred
$15 $18 and up to $58
RAINCOATS — Splendidly tailored of Suede Cloth, Jersey, or Gaberdine, $3.50 to $6.50.
APPAREL — SECOND FLOOR
Students, and to the faculty members.
We hope that this school year will be one of profitable learning for you.
To the New Students ----
And if you ask us, we will assure you that we will continue to serve you the best of foods at reasonable prices. Bring your friends.
We wish to extend this greeting to those of you who are here for the first time, to the old students, and to the faculty members.
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