THURSDAY FEBRUARY 6, 2019
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Classes in Activity Leadership Training to Commence Monday
Sponsors Ask Early Enrollment Hill Professors Will Teach Group Courses
"All students interested in the training course for leaders of volunteer organizations should attend school students should enroll for the classes by Monday afternoon so that they can be on the same day at 4:30 p. m.," according to Miss Elissa Wing, executive secretary.
The group leaders are: H. E. Chandler, assistant professor of education, University of Illinois; Ellen Belle, of the School of Education, second and third hour; Katherine McCarthy, college fourth hour, Dean R. A. Schweiger of the School of Education, hours five and six.
The subjects of the principles for leaders course to be discussed are as follows "The Sociological Background of the Historical History of Monday"; "Observation of Volunteer Activity Groups"; "Thursday; "Performance of the Objectives of Activity Groups"; "Monday, Feb. 24; "Socialization 21; "Adjustment of the Individual to Life"; "March 3; and "Measures of Achievement," the date to be announced.
The intensive course on technique of particular groups will be led by the Master's degree Girl School Langer training course, April 17-30; the Hi-Y Sponsor's training course; the Tollman Training Secretary; the service training course by Miss Florence Stone, state Girl Welfare exec member; and Miss Florence Warner, girl National Girl Reserve committee member; and Miss Florence Warner, girl National Girl Reserve leader for the Boy Scout Leader training course has not been selected yet, but Ralph Gravett, c 213
Blanks for enrollment in these courses may be obtained from the following office: Schwegler, the appointment bureau, Miss Alice Gaskill, in the department of physical education, the offices of the Y. M, C. A, and the Y. B.
Jayhawks Flown
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nernard Bloch, M.A.'28, is at Northwestern University on a fellowship working toward his doctor's degree
Murray, Dauglade, a student here in 1929, has accepted a position with the Alexander McArthur Bond company. in Kansas City.
Millard Dowell, B.S.29, and Ted Grant, B.S.29, are on a temporary assignment with the General Electric company, in Pittfield, Pa. Their location is near N.Y., where they are employed by the General Electric company.
Anne Cahil, A.B.29, is working on her master's degree at College Park, Maryland.
Lawrence Groiner, B.S.29, was transferred by the Goodrich Rubber company, the last of this month to Minneapolis, to take a position as district advertising manager. His territory will include Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa. He also took part then peninsula of Michigan and part of Nebraska.
Bob Maney, a student here in 1929
Business and Professional DIRECTORY
BUTLER MOTORS
Willys Knight and Whippo Co.
G-Vild Lakes Car Company
M. St. Rosse
HIRTH INDUCTION AGENCY
We Protect and Serve You—so that you
May Render Service.
Phone 689 Insurance Bldg
FIRST CLASS BARBER SHOP
BOB STEWART
838 Mass. Lawrence, Kan.
Sheet Metal Work and Furnaces
E. W. PENCHARD
Roofing — Guttering — 13 East 8th St.
Phone 245 13 East 8th St.
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Exclusively
1025 Mass.
MODERN SHOP SHOP
J. A. LYVON
836½ Mass. Lawrence, Kan.
FRANK H. LESCHER
SHOR REPAIRING
812½ Mass. Phone 256
GOOD & RICHARDS
Dealer in Wallpaper and Painters
Ph. 620 Opp. Fire Depot. 207-209 W. Hthson
H. W. HUTCHINSON
DENTIST
713 Mass. House Bldg. Phone 395
HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES
News and Photos
RNOLES BICYCLE SHOP
Phone 915 1014 Mass.
KARN GARGAN
General Auto Repair and Refinishing
Authorized Harrison Radiator Station
Harrison Radiator
works in the personnel department of the Goodrich Rubber company, and has his headquarters in Akron, Ohio.
Harold Harma, B.S/28, is employed in the Fourth National Bank in Wichita.
Ferol C. Stevens $n$ student in 1928, is with the General Electric company in the accounting department of Chelsea University department in Cleveland, Ohio.
704 Mass. Phone 508
The Architectural Society will entertain the students of the School of Fine Arts at a Dragon party in May. Students will be invited to rooms of the architectural department have been decorated with draperies, fabrics and other serious things. Although "Absolutely No Admittance" is above the entrance areas are promised plenty of enjoyment.
SOCIETY
Mr. and Mrs. Leille Stahb, of Wichita, announce the birth of a daughter, born Feb. 4. Before her Mrs. and Mrs. Stanw was bernice Campbell.
Social Calendar
--served family style, 1328 Vermont.
Phone 2141M. —102.
Thursday
University Women's Club ten. Meyers, ball
University Myers hall.
Miami Trials, F. A. U.
Architectural Society, party, Mar
vin hall.
Friday
Y, M, C, A.—Y, W, C, A. Mixer Memorial Union building,
Alpha Qiomcr Pi, house.
Saturday
Sigma Nu, dinner dance, Wiedemann's and house.
Nika Bil. Nika bena.
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FOR RENT to girls: Well furnished
warm, sunny room for one or two
girls. One half-bath to campus and
bathroom. 1218 MHS, 1388
1338. - - - - served family style, 1328 Vermont.
Phone 2141M. —102.
Want Ads
FOR RENT: A group of rooms
for students. Send reservation
for students of one protection
quid place to study. Home privileges
Close to campus. Also apartment
closed to students.
TWO BOYS wanted to work part time for meals. Apply in person at Haugh club, 1356 Vermont,-104
FOR RENT to boys: Clean, reasonable rooms, one block from campus Quiet place to study. Sleep in room near prepchase. 1247, Odisne. 1280.
BROTTE BEAUTY Shop, Guar-
fected permanent wavy. $3.50. Mar-
cell or finger cell wash with hampoo 50c
finger wave, 53c; Hair with 25c, Phone
FOR RENT: Room for one or two
girls with kitchen privileges. Also
two room apartment, first floor, bath
room. Phone 214-567-8077
Vermont. Phone 214-454-1077
FOR REENT: Comfortable room;
single or double; low rates; one-half block from campus. 1231 Ordead.
—107
IF PLANNING to move, he sure to have my nice coxy two room apartment for boys, which will be available for next semester. Plenty of house. Laboratory in room. Very quiet house. Phone 25318. 1216 Tenn.
FORD COQUE: For sale cheap
Motor, tires, and radiator good
Must be by Friday, $30 cash. Phone
1029. — 162
DICKINSON
Shows — 3 - 7 - 9
Attend the Matinee
Today — Friday — Saturday
EVERY TIME SHE
OPENED HER MOUTH
—she put her foot in it!
Her motto was: "See Not." "Hear Not" and "Speak Not." The screen's greatest comedienne and director join forces in a perfect talking comedy.
A King Vidor production with Elliott Nugent, Raymond Hackett
—Added Units— Talking Comedy "Scotch"
Talking Playlet
"Let Me Explain"
News
476. 927½ Mass. (Upstairs, room
8). -tf.
WANTED:  Small furnished apartment with private bath. Must be near Hill. Phone 2120 after 5 p. m.
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Starting Monday Warner Baxter in "ROMANCE OF RIO GRANDE"
FOR RENT: Double room with large sleep porch adjoining, to men.
1620 Tennessee St. — 102.
FIRST CLASS rooms and boarded for boys with privilege of sleeping porch, $25 per month; home cooking
BOARD at 1129 Tennessee. Also
single and double rooms for boys.
Phone 1703. —163
ROOMS FOR GIRLS at 1234 Oread, one half block from the campus. Everything new, full carpeted doors, walnut furniture, private kitchen, living room, family room, library floor. Will be ready Feb. 1. Inquire at the Rock Calk Cafe.
FOR SALE: Underwood typewriter,
model 5, good condition, reasonably
priced. Phone 2126 after 5 p. m.
109
ROOMS for boys: Single and double rooms for rent for next semester.
FOR RENT: Rooms for boys. One single and one double room. Modern house, 1417 Kentucky. —102
FOR RENT: Nice rooms for girls.
Single or double. 1600 Tenn.
Phone 1150. —102.
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TYPEWRITERS for rent: Good machines for rent by the week, month in term. Burstals will on easy delivery. Typical writer Exchange, 373 Mass, St. aff.
By Paul Robinson
FOR RENT: Room for girls; clean warm, large rooms; double or single, hot water; also breakfast and dinner if desired. Phone 1261. 1400 Tenn.
Well heated and reasonable. Mrs. A.
L. Kiene, 1296 Teen. street, Phone
'985 J. —102
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ENTERTAINMENT AT ALL HOURS IN OUR UNION
Hour Dances One Night Each Week
Full Time Hostess Approved by Dean of Women
Music and Magazines
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Cards and Games
Sandwiches and Drinks Served During Open Hours of Cafeteria.
LET US MAKE THE MEMORIAL OUR UNION
This is made possible by the payment of our voluntary dues. Will You Join Us?
Union Building
9 to 12
THEY MIGHT BE FRESHMEN
But They're Not Green
They are going to the Varsity Dance Saturday
The Gold Rush
Tommy Johnson Playing
Stags 75c
Dates $1.25
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ETTA KETT
I NEED MONEY WORSE THAN,
A PISH NEEPS WATER, AND ITS
OLD MAN HAS BALLES OF IT—SO
THERE'S NOTHING ELSE TO DO—
BUT MAKE LOVE TO HER AND
PROPOSE —WHICH IS MY IDEA OF
COMING BUSINESS WITH
PLEASURE!
ETTA
likes PARSE
there's no doubt of that -
and it would be, just one of her crazy capers to dash off and get married-on will her women intuition save her?