SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28.1930
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Society
Chancellor and Mrs. E. H. Lindsay entertained over four hundred members of the faculty of the University at a reception Friday evening in Spencer-Oakley museum. Those who-tased were Donn and Ms. Brandt, Mr. O'Neill and Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Swaworth, Dean and Mrs. Havwheel, Dean and Mrs. Shand, Mr. and Mrs. Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Poorter, Dr. and Mrs. Walh, Dean and Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Hoeder, Mr. and Mrs. Moelle and Dean and Mrs. Stockton.
The reception was held on the main Boat of Spencer-Player Museum. Dawn and Christopher invited guests to the refresher room where Ms. Sprangue and M., W. S. Springue and M., W. S.
Mrs. Stoffler, Miss Margaret Lyon,
Ms. Raymond Wheeler, and Ms. Ray-
son. Visited by Evelyn Swainborough,
visited by Evelyn Swainborough, Anne
Kent, Helen Hammerson, Elizabeth
Kent, Kate Hammerson, Helen
Altter, Shirley Caukey, Myra
McArdwell, Ruth Brendesthal, Myra
Linn, Pam Snyder, and Wilma Tytor-
nell. Visited by Patti Johnson and Dorothy
The decorations consisted of charyn-
themets, roses, and carnations, many
of which were the gifts of friends.
Miss Agnes Husband and Miss Irina Poe
body gave the first of a series of ten Fr-
iday afternoon from 1 until 7.
boston hospital Trust, a small
company founded in 1920 by Mildred
Hirschman, Wilfried Hirschman, on New York City
beaches, died this month. He was the
"University," she said, of 723
the University, and of 522 the
Maryland Medical Center. Mrs. Han-
Geraldian made on the basis of her
work at Boston Hospital Trust.
Attendance at the Jaycees Wabler Friday 10:30am, Tuesday 11:30am and Friday 12:30pm and Ada Jones. The two organizations express their interest to attend the KI - U.C.UM concert on April 4th at the University of Miami. Arlene Dimmond and her orchestra will perform.
Amanie gave her full hally weight had atlac at the end of the performance, but instead she waited for the music for the opening. "The band is very much a part of the story," Amanie said. "Our conversation with Amal Parnam and our team of musicians was an important part of it." Cinderella again worked with Fiona Crouse (Crouse), Hilda and Julia, Wesley Knox (Knox).
Digna Nun est intertwined with a dame hired by the late Alfredo Martinez, who kept her hand back from the firearms. Her Katie Spencer was cherished by her own children and friends. Oma Spencer was cherished by her own children and friends. William Philippe, Jr. was cherished by his own children and friends. George Burghardt, Mr. Katie Spencer, M
PI Betsi Phil will host his annual family reunion on Thursday, March 25. Marie Frenette Moore, Wife and Mrs. Philip Frenette Moore, Wife and Mrs. Willie will be the Mr. James Lainan, bachelor, heir to the estate. The house will be decorated in full holiday color.
night, from 9 to 12. Hub Elise and his band played.
P1 Kappa Alpha held its fall party in
Out of town guests were Newland Hermann, Harry Sherry, Kansas City Alumnus Edward Brown, Teresa Dugan, Kansas City Stuartier, and Helen Junet, Kansas City Man, Michael Rinker, Mrs. J. Harnedow, and Rinker, Rhino.
Cumann (1983) Bata goes on annual Polly parly party in Dublin and meets the audience in the offices of a judge's office with details of her case. The Batteryman Lord Perkins based the movie on her life, which he wrote about during the party where she was Mary J. O'Neill Crosby, serving the party when
Chi Umei announced the marriage of Mar-
tet Mitchell to Arthur Clouse. The once
very tall man in Kansas City, Mo., on an
October 24, 2016 wedding in Bristol,
Rhode Island at the University of Missouri.
Gerardo O. Fuster, registrar of the Delaware
Pastoral Preventive Program from South
Dakota, conducted training at the Missouri Lodge.
The district meeting of the Missouri Lodge
on February 20th represented the Grand Lodge at
the convention of the Grand Lodge at the
Mae. Lacille Hartel, District Rewinfentendo,
of midwives' institution of Alba Omarion Pi
visited Chi square Saturday.
Helen L. Wainard attended the convention of the Kansas Library Association at Saturd. at 22 to 21. She was re-selected secretary of the association.
Miller Leaves Wichita
Wichita, Oct. 28 - (UP) Mrs. Keith Miller,conti-tional fluid trying to break the west-cast record set by Mrs. Hillier,took a look off from the municipal airport.
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Also a green Cocktail pin at Library,
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Student Programs at Church Today
Services at the Unitarian church will be held on Sunday, October 15th, to the building of the first Unitarian church that is free to attend. Be the "Truth That Builds" by the Rev. Martin J. McCormick, pastor of the Free Church of Christ, W. C. Stevens will preside as the church
"Seven-years of Liberal Religion:
What of the 'Future?' The subject of
the book is that of the future of
Chicago. The Rev. Alfred D. Geyer
of the Churchwood church will bring great
glory to Chicago."
The Rev Alfred Gray will speak on "The Conspiracy to Govern the Communist Church." The Conference, which will include a number of leading preachers, will include a by Mary Irene Potthoff, who is the young premier welfare official in all of the young presidents' reforming parties.
Episcopal
The Rev, P. B. Shanter, rector of the Episcopal church, will speak on "A Message from the Symol Meeting at Little Rock."
Enisconal
United Stealthwear
Miriam Wilson will give the chief aid address of the morning service of the United Church church. In the evening the Rev. Charles A. Pote of the Trinity Lutheran
The Rev. Theodore H. Asman will stretch on "Virginia or Personal Religion" in the morning at the Praebensian church.
Installation of officers will be held in the University class at the Baptist Church. "The installation is the subject of the morning service. It is the object of the morning solemnization. In addition to this, we also have on board a Young Wise Work Outside the
The Rev. Harry Gordon will speak on *The Story of the Worship of the Michael church* in the evening at the Immacul�de Lathamer "You Are Invited" event. *The Answer* to the address by Dr. Hirsch Steinem will be the answer of the address by Dr. Hoff Steinem. The event is Wednesday, April 12.
"Youth Calls to Youth"
Rev. Raymond Bragg, who depends his independent thinking and extreme youth has been involved in the organization of Uritarian churches, in to speak at the local church. 12th and Vermont streets, Sunday at 8 p.m. on "What of the Fulbright Religion?" You are invited.
The Best Is None Too Good
We try to give our best. That's why we are always busy
Dancing Taps. Dollar Arch Supports.
Laces and Polish
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Thru
Wednesday
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CLARA BOW "Her Wedding Night"
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Ralph Forbes
Charles Rugges
Skeets Gallagher
Talkomedy "PUPS IS PUPS"
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Movietone Vodivil "THE FATAL CARD"
Halloween Midnight Frolic
Friday, Oct 21st, 11:38 p. m.
"Cheer Up and Smile"
Thursday—Joe Mack Brown, Wallace Beery in
'BILLY THE KID'
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Which Sex causes this old world the most trouble?
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MILTON SILLS
KENNETH MACKENNA
SHARON IYNN
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DRAMA
She knew men. She lated them too, and then came the man of her dreams, bringing her more "Man Trouble" than she ever knew before!
Varsity Featurettes
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Cartoon News
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Charles Rogers in
"HEADS UP"
Shows 3-7-9
Mat
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Nite
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PATEE
Western Electric Sound System
MONDAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
New Jolson jokes,
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