WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1929
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Geraldine Dempster will be the guest of Mary Alice Drummon for the holiday days.
Bernard Fink of the Psi Kappa
Psi house will spend his vacation in
Chicago.
Margaret Harris will visit her sent in Levenworth during the Easter vacation.
Mrs. E, R. E, Edwards, Theo Pii Alpha housemother, will spend part of her vacation in Toppek and Wichita visiting with friends.
Raymond Nichols, A.B.R.27; Richard M.Farland, A.B.R.26; John Kroh A.B.R.27; were visitors at the Sigma Chi College Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Harden, dear of women, will spend her Easter vacation at her home in McPherson. While there she is planning to hear Glen Eagle sing Sunday afternoon Easter night she will hear the Messiah at Lindbergh.
Wilford Hardman will spend the fall at Johns Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. John Kinkle, Mr. Kinkle, kle, Sigma Chi, was graduated in 1928, Mrs. Kinkle is in Hardman's.
Clifton Calvina and Joyce Truyler will spend the Easter holidays in Wichita visiting at the home of Dale Hickman.
Don Woodlif, Orville Nash, and
Eric Johnson. The Punjab
Punjab government will be representative
to the district council meeting of
Koppa Koppa in Inao Valley, Texas, during
the visit.
Ed Parker and Jack Dresser of the Sigma Chri fraternity will be the guests of John and Paul Boyer at the Victoria during the Easter vacation.
John Degan will visit with Bob Wagstaff of the Sigma Chi house at his home in Independence.
Rosemary Koezmahl will be with Evelyn Pharaghan in St. Joseph for the holidays.
Margaret McNeilbus will spend her Easter in Kansas City, Mo., as the guest of Virginia Coffman and Myra Little of the Pi Phi house.
Mary Simmons of the Alpha Delta Pi house will be a guest of Lydia Drye at Ft. Riley during the Easter vacation.
The Kansas State seal, the flower and the Jayhawk will all be present.
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We clean your hat, repair your shoes, shine them and deliver them to your address.
Home Service Laundry and Dry Cleaning
Rainbow Tracked to Blue Tin
Phone 1329
Work called for and delivered H. D. Heinn, mgr., 1245 Conn.
The tobacco samples you sent me back have been recalled because they were found in a mindful touch the foundation of a traveling man in a hurry in a hundred miles, nothing to do but smoke.
Newton, IL. Feb. 22, 1982
Larus & Brother Co.
Richmond, Ga.
Glenemen;
That was the position I was in when your samples of Edworth came. It was like a voice from more when it was still quiet. You got and got the old note steaming.
touight in the four-course dinner given by the local chapter of the D. A. R. in the Union building for the delegates to the state convention
we smelt various brushes of tobacco for the past fifty years, but we are now barred at any price that will equal Edgware. We have a beautiful garden. With the good old friend pipe and an edgware of Edgware you can stream of tobacco.
Please count me in the future as an Edgeworth booster.
Very truly;
(Signed) Al Stanley
The cherry ice will be frozen as the seal, the ice cream as the sunflowers, the strawberries and the vanilla. The free course will consist of Surrey Canoe. Roast candy and dressing ice cream; mashed potatoes, cheese curd and peas; roasted chestnut. Hound lettuce with thousand island dressing served with cheese curd and potato slices with dillce food cake the last course.
Bill Hook will be the guest of honor at the 2015 Dirt House festival, as well as his brother Emory. Easter vacation. Hook was a member of the Phi Psi fraternity when he graduated.
Julian Ralston will drive to his home in Wichita for the Easter vacation.
Joe Dumm will spend Easter with his brother, Elmund, in Hutchinson.
Miss Vela Murray and Miss Laila Hillemien will be the guests of Miss Clare Shavey of Chicago during Easter vacation.
Mrs. Margaret Burton will be a guest of Mrs. John Nave of St. Joseph, Mo., during Easter.
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FUR STORAGE
BOWERSOCK and VARSITY
THEATRES
wish all of you a most joyful Easter. Those of you who stay in town over the holidays will find wonderful entertainment at both the theatres.
At the Bowersock Starting Tomorrow
George Jessel in "LUCKY BOY"
Coming Monday, April 1—"Wolf Song"
Also "Graf Zippelin." Hear and see these two big units of entertainment.
with Lupe Velez and Gary Cooper. Playing day and date with Kansas City. Hear Vivacious Lupa sing "YO TE AMO" and four other songs.
Soon April 4 "The Bellamy Trial"
At the Varsity
Starting Tomorrow
"Tide of the Empire"
with Renee Adore
and Saturday "It Can Be Done" with Glen Tryon
"His Captive Woman" and "The Harmony Three" (A Publix Unit)
Coming Monday. April 1
to take some work in the Lawrence
Business College. Special rates are
made to K, U, students who wish brief
courses in anshorter, typewriting,
bookkeeping and banking. We arrange
classes to suit your convenience.
Store your furs with us at a very nominal cost and avoid risk and worry during the spring and summer months.
C. Byrd Fur Co.
Phone 1214 639 Mass.
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It was an error that so many were sent at this time so we grouped them for this attractive selling.
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