SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1930
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAC
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Marly Carouac, Savannah, Iron House,
kemper of Airbnb and Louis Cavennam at
Kansas City, are week-end guests at the Thee
Thieh Alp Alpha house.
Weekend events at the Alpha Tau Omega house are Bob White, Edwin Reed and Jack Rice of Elsworth.
Edwina Pitruse and Pete Holmes of Manhattan were week-end guests at the Ida Thida 14 house.
Ralph Lautsch of Glazer is a week-end
priest at the Delta Tau Delta house.
Dennis Agnes. He will be a diner guest at the Fitz Hall Thia books today.
Week-end guests at the Phl Kappa P
house are William C, Hooke and Lyle Gibbons
of Wichita.
Dinner guests at the Nipman Chl house today are Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Parker and dumbreur, Elizabeth, of Topeka.
"Decorator the Christmas tree" was the theme carried out in the program of the sixth annual Christmas Fair held Friday evening at the First Methodist Church and a first crafted "The Popper's Cake" masterpiece
A guest of the fellowship huddle with Rath Limonin in chapel will hear Sunday evening a special announcement that he is the first usual event until after the holiday. Limonin will announce the huddle of the
The plaques of 18th-century Phi entertained the guests at a reception in the Kodak Echo hall. The color scheme of the decorations was black, white and red, with extra yellow accents, with a screen of white paper, set off covered with an screen of white paper, set off covered with iron wires in the center of the room. The "Victoria" variety cloths were from Manhattan's Variety club each overseen by Frank Manhasset, Mrs. Bill Winters, Ms. Keith Mahan and Ms. Harold Hunt. At the Kodak Echo Hall, Kramer, Ms. Martha they and Meryota Yoshida.
Gibbotsford grade were Louise Ladd, Karl,
Virginia Cotton, Virginia Power, Anne
Bartlett, Charlotte, Ardenville,
Eastvillage, Oak; Mary Law Ontario,
Oakie; Jover Hawk, Law Ontario, Okin;
Oakie;
Arms fortunately entertained Friday even
early with a Christmas party at the chapter
dining room, which was decorated with
diamonds, with little Esk and its orchestra
fostering the music, followed. The bovine was
eaten.
Ruth Linnbled, Gertrude Pleuroch and Betty Murley were dinner guests at the Tadra Phi Alma house Friday night.
Wolfram was Mrs. P. F. H. Kleinkerberg,
Mrs. K. B. F. M. Kleinkerberg,
Mrs. H. Hardwicke, and Ms. W. F. Browne.
Ms. H. Hardwicke, and Ms. W. F. Browne.
Ms. Molena Brown, Ms. Loe McNeil, Neil
McNeil, and Ms. Lee McNeil.
Ms. Lee McNeil of Kansas City, Ms.,
and Lawrence of Kansas City, Ms.
Sigma Phi Epsilon presented with a party at the choreo friday dinner from 9:30 to 12:00 and then transformed the room. The choreos included a performance by Liliane, Alex, Max, Zach, Mia Hester and Me, Claire
Julia Dutton entertained with a formal chamber at the Elegant House. Friary manners were inscrutable. Larry Martin, M., E. H. Houston and Renee
A Snowball jury passed little wield at the Bayerische chirurg for the young patient. Three patients presented with severe blood pressure, persons present. Joachim Shaw and Regine Ritter were in charge. Mrs. Anna was chorium and Mrs. Thomas were chorium.
Theta Tit entertained with its annual "Red Dot" party; Friday night at the chamber of commerce in Greenwich, Edward H. Cow and Mrs. D., C. Jacques. Hill Pillman and his orchestra for
Otter-Old town guests were George Hueche, Marcin Headley, and Stanley Foley, of Kane
Phil Alda Delta activated the faculty of the university to lead research in this area. Dr. Joseph Barton, Director Emeritus of These three departments, was appointed by President Obama and Mrs. Hillary Clinton, President Barack
Alpha Omega PJ announces the engagement of Helen Cleveland to Diah Dickson, Mc.Dickson is a member of Phi Chi medical faculty.
K. the U, Dames are planning a Christmas program to be given at their next meeting, at the home of Mrs. Carl Carum, 110 Knox Hall, used by the club is needed to be present.
Doi Chi medical faculty entertained with Doi annual Christmas party at the Hotel Diang Chau, where they worked on two workshops furnished the music. The characters of Mr. and Ms. Murphy's Snowman, Acorn Man
Guests at the Delta Unison House this weekend will include: David J. Tolley, Director of Armed Security; Deborah Molyneux, Family Kidman and Margaret Deryey of Mary McCoy Lawn Greenwich; Mary Lee Monroe, Mary McCoy Lawn Greenwich;
Weekend guests at the Gamma Phi Beta
boys are Katherine Brauck and Milly Lou
Patterson of Pua'a.
Jack Rice, K. D. Hamer, of Ellworth, and Roy Mender of Washburn are week-end guests at the Philo Delta Thea house.
Goets at the Alpha Xi Delta house this weekend are Anna Marie Poonen of Baker and Dorothy Gloss of Kensington City.
M. W. Woodward of Spokane, Wash., was a most of his daughter, Virginia, at the Alpha Glimma Delta Jesus Friday.
Students of Grand Training school gave a parry Friday evening in the Robinson gymnasium. (Coets were; parents, supervisors)
Come to the cafeteria tonight and see where the majority of the students eat.
You are always welcome to inspect our kitchen.
and practice teachers. Decorations were Christmas trees, wreaths and a large star that was suspended in the center of the room. It followed a program given by Dr. Johns.
Dinner guests at the Alpha Gamma Delta house today will be Lois McNeil and John D. Parker of Kansas City.
Alpha Gamma Delta announces the engagement of Doephy Clark to Howard Cohenen; Mr. Cohenen is a member of Nu Stigma Na fraternity.
Kappa Sigma's annual Mace and white bear were held in the 18th chapter house at the Tucson Museum of Art, with streamers of black and white. Carl Jean's orchestra from Canyon City furnished.
**William Trum, Freed Mores, Ennui Holi**
**Fred L. Jones, Evelyn A. Moore**
**more from the Kappa Sigma chapter at**
*Waldbrook college*; **from the Kappa Gamma chapter at**
*Waldbrook college*; **from the Kappa Sig
Other out-of-down murders were Virgil McKinnon and Charles Kahn, and David Nathaniel Lessard and Ted Corwin of Kansas City. Guest from Lawrence were Maureen Lasker, Bob Roy Moe, Charles Smith
and Carl F. Tornierstein.
Chapecores were Mrs., Nino Ogden, Mrs., T.
S. Steuer, Mrs., H. White and Mrs., N, K.
Thompson.
Student Programs at Church Today
"Fire and Water" will be the subject of the教堂圣诞餐, at 11:00 a.m., by the Rev Alfred D. Grey, pastor. There will be three Curran concerts at 9 p.m. by His Shipped Curran at E. Hume.
The Bible class will discuss "Good Works"
10.10.06, "Resistance," a True Praise
music for Christmas, "will he the subject
of seismic by the Rev. W. W. Schoenberg
The Lutheran student Walther league will meet for a business meeting at the parish
Church school at 7:35. Church service at [460] The River White Mankin will have an Agnes Younis couplet ten at ten. Young couples ten at ten. "Uterumplay in the United States" at [189].
Morning service at 1:00 am conducted by the John, E. F. Wattz, The Rev. A. A. Vat, and the Rev. J. A. Hare, presiding over Upson on the Minnesota Glory, and "100 Years Upon the Minnesota Glory," and "100 Years Upon the Minnesota Glory." Y. F. U. will visit to District "Caitlincrest" at 2:30 pm.
The subject at the evening service will be *The Young People of Today; What's Right in What's Wrong With Them*. Two ten-year-olds will be given the opportunity to learn. W. W. Kiernan. W. W. Kiernan.
"Ministers and Stewards," will be the subject of the morning session at 11:30 by
in favor of P. B. Hare.
At 9 p.m., the Chapelia Elizabeth club with At ornamentation for support at
at ornamentation (following), Mrs. John McPearn
ambassador, and Mr. Charles Ambassador
ambassador and the Fray University of
Arizona and the Fray University of
Arizona.
Commission will be held at 16:30 daily by a session, "The Children Need a Home," on the Rev. Sell W. Stainser, at the evening service *give* 9:30, Mt Helen May Martin
Mr. Paul Provio will lend the *Exposition* at the young people's group, "The Difference between Religion and the Bible" will be discussed at C45.
The Rev. Harry A. Gorban, pastor, will give the morning message, "The Holy Family" will be a Christian service, will be a Christian service, on the subject, "Christ, the Fulfilled," will be
Presbyterian
The sermon theme will be "Maintaining a Spiritual Glow" delivered by the minister, the Rev. Thorell H. Azman at the morning
--service at 1H. "Brighlight and Best of the East," will be performed with a soprano solo by Kee, Kathryn Eaton will be given, Offender will be given, William Wallace will be sung by the Williams Pilgrim, Everybody
--service at 1H. "Brighlight and Best of the East," will be performed with a soprano solo by Kee, Kathryn Eaton will be given, Offender will be given, William Wallace will be sung by the Williams Pilgrim, Everybody
Campus Comment
One student being questioned by the student loan committee maintains that his outside work amounts to about thirty days a month and that is only a conservative estimate.
We make emergency calls free furnish gas and oil, and even deliver the car to your door.
Winter Convenience
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Announcements
The University Baptist - students'
Sunday school class will have its last
morning at 9:45 and the First Baptist
School will talk on "The Most Interesting
Subject in the World--Myself." The talk
everyday is invited to attend.
Rent-A-Ford
Company
CALL 433
916 Mass.
--from Your Favorite Snapshots
The young people of the First Baptist church will meet for the regular oclal hour at 6 p.m. Sunday. This will be followed at 6:45 by a discussion neet led by Margaret Fletcher on the subject: "Cultivating the Coopalm-This is a continuation of art Sunday's, and will be the act for this year."
Robert A. Wilson, president.
The Unity study class of Lawrence for students meeting Tuesday evening at the University of Texas at Austin. Stewart of Toppea is the leader. All students interested in the study of Law are welcome.
Robert A. Wilson, president.
Ollie Kerr.
Let Hixon make the best photograph you ever had. Phone 41 for Xmas delivery.—Adv.
Washington. Dec. 13. —(UP) The need for $200,000 to improve the government of Puerto Rico is enormous in Island, Neb. was urged upon President Hayton today by Senator Dill, Demo-
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DON TIFF and his Orchestra, originally from Coffee Daze, Kansas City, will play their next party at the price of ordinary music. Phone 603. -76
We deliver 841 Mass.
Individual Christmas Cards
D'Ambra Photo
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Service
1115 Mass.
Handsome Christmas Gifts
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Jewelery
We deliver Phone 509
Sittings make day or night by appointments up until the 21st. Promote for Xmas delivery. Phone 41-Hixen Station-Adv.
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Eat Your Sunday Dinner
Fountain Specialties
Baked Ham
Brussels Sprouts
Dried Egg
Roast Beef
Cheese
Cheese
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Chicken Salad
Shredded Chicken
Stuffed Potato
Blue Mill
SERVED ON BREAK
Grilled Bacon
Bacon and Egg
Toasted Melted Cheese
Do your Christmas shopping now.
Sandwiches
40c
SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER
Served from Noon till 8:30
SANDWICHES
SERVED ON BUNS
Steak Sandwich
Pork Chop Hamburger
Hamburger
Hot Dog. Electrified.
Fried Egg
Fried Ham
Mam and Egg
5 Shrimp Salad - 30
5 Shrimp Eggs - 15
5 Pork Rump Burger - 15
5 Lettuce - Tomato - 15
5 Fries Flatbread - 15
5 Salmon Salad - 15
American Cheese - 15
Cold Potatoes - 15
Bacon - Tomato - 15
--at
**Two Diecker Sandwiches on Butter Ice** 10
RAKESLEY Cheese, Ham, Lettuce, Tomato 10
BAZOON - Swiss Cheese, Ham, Lettuce, Tomato 10
WAMPUS - Pimento Cheese, Ham, Lettuce, Tomato 10
MARSHALL Cheese, Ham, Lettuce, Tomato 10
SOUR OWI - Dilled Egg Cheese Salad, Lettuce, Tomato 10
SOUR OWI - Dilled Egg Cheese Salad, Lettuce, Tomato 10
Plain Sandwiches with Toast 5c Extra
1241 Oread
11am 500 Egg
SERVED ON BREAD
Plate Lunches
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SANDWICHES
25% Hot Coffee 09%
20% Hot Tea 10%
10% Hot Chocolate 10%
6% Hot Lemonade 15%
HOT DRINKS
Also Eastman Kodaks and Films Great Xmas remembrance
See regular menu for soups.
ON THE HILL
FREE DELIVERY
20c Steak Mear Chile 15c
75c Keelers Old Fashion Choc...59c
Phone 50
ROBY'S
Rankin's Drug Store "Handy for Students"
11th & Mass Phone 678
K. U. STUDENTS
Did you ever stop to think what a healthful plate lunch you could get for only 35c?
Did you ever stop to think that these plate lunches are served SUNDAY EVENINGS
Christmas Has Come to the BOOKNOOK
and buying books is as pleasant as receiving them
Drama
For Fiction Lovers
We spied those sophisticated books young intellectuals will want to be caught reading! The classics, beautifully illustrated for the connoisseur. Exciting novels for the lady who reads in bed, and delightful, whimsical books for children . . . Maybe our list will help you.
We went down to the Book Nook to write this 'ad,' and blest if we didn't have a hard time getting away! You've never seen such fascinating books . . . our own Christmas shopping was solved on the spot. The book Sylvia wants stared right at us: we found one for an important "He."
Best Plays of 1929-10. Burns-Mantle $1.00
J, J. M. Barrie, $3.00
Angel Pavement, Privately. $1.00.
On Forster Change, Gaworthy. $2.50.
On Forster Change, Armstrong. $2.50.
The Treasureur's Report, Privately. $2.50.
The Woman of Andros, Wilder. $2.50
The Ebony Library
Non-Fiction
Poetry
Fine editions, illustrated man is proud to own.
Mamad and His Universe, Langdon Daven $1.50
Manuel and His Universe, Langdon Daven $1.50
Roselyn Owens, Warner $4.00
Roselyn Owens, Warner $4.00
Wandereer of Liverpool. Maxfield. $3.50
Glory of the Nightingales. Robinson. $2.00
The Proebit. Gibran. $2.50
by distinguished artists, that the college $5.00 to $12.00.
1021 Massachusetts
Don't fail to take home with you a record of Yourself, something that is essentially YOU.
A sample of your work in the Music School, of a greeting on a record that is your voice, this should give those at home an intimate feeling of being with you long after you have returned to school.
You have only a few days left.