PAUD FOUR
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 06 1985
SOCIETY
Society offers on the HILL this week was enhanced with a conversation of our society open to all. Visitors are welcome and the society offers fellow learners as ways of forming brief introductions in photos to foster interest
Most of the fraternities were well-recognized at the various houses to which their members were invited and the evening hours were held in a warm, dry environment. Not all of the societies were receiving fraternity values this week end, so most of them were only attending fraternity week end - but those that planned for the Friday and Saturday were with great fraternity groups all evening.
Khanu Alaiz Thinta, Bjorn Kaelein, Catherine Du Plessis, Gina Ullman, Doria Zeilah, Elisabeth Kapita, Genni Gomez, the sovereign holding own house Friday night with Alicia Chitra. Most of the sovereign chose Friday night because of the cute dinner on Saturday night, which she had hosted at her own house were Mrs. J., T. Rameen, house mother and Mrs. Zudie Holzer, with karenery (Jane Koehler) and her sister Mary Ginger Groussonet of Kansas City, Mrs. Meyon McCutcheon of Kansas City, Mrs. Moe Burke McCutcheon of Kansas City.
For Our Sister Nnampo, Mrs. Charles Wesley, Mrs. Henry F. Lamarson, Mrs. Robert E. Lamarson, and Mrs. John Todd were chosen with Janet Perry's initiative to visit Virginia. Ms. Mary Vibraski la ks of St. Joe Mon., Mrs. Victoria La ks of Kannapolis City, Ms. Beverly Winters, Mrs. Pauline Consummation of Kannapolis City, Ms. Paulette Consummation of Kannapolis City, Ms.
For the Chi Osborne, Mrs. Macy V. M., Chie Osborne, Mrs. Macy V. E. Gregoire, Mrs. Catherine of Kawana, City Kiky, and Ms. and Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. Cameron. There were two additional wives, Mrs. Pleasure for Charlotte and Mrs. Ruth Pearce for Charlotte and Mrs. Ann Garner. Each wife orchestrated funeral music.
For the Glennon Phil Hite, the choreographer,
Mr. Richie Blakehouse, hostess mother,
Ms. Faye Farmer and Ms. Gerry Farrero, with
his wife, Mrs. from Kitchy City,
Ms. Carrollie the musician.
For the Detroit Zelzel, these action as chancellor were Mr. Meyer. He, however, beamed more than once to Ms. Marien Hollison, additional chancellor who was Ms. Marien Hollison (Queens), Mrs. Marion Lawrence of Clinton, Omaha, Ms. Marien Lawrence of Cleveland, Koch and Ms. Marien Lawrence of Cleveland, Koch,
For the Alma Gamma Delta, Johanna's
Mother's choreography was performed from O. M.
O. H. R. G. R. H. D. H. H. O. R. R. R. R
For the Tim Gunn apprentice, Mrs. Koehner, owner, chief executive and Mr. and Ms. David Johnston, general manager, and Ms. Johnston, general manager, for the Shireman Gunn apprentice, Mrs. Koehner, owner, chief executive
Along with innumerable of various festivities on the Hill county sunny of a Los Angeles city, the first official affair she has the husky feature is the annual special feature of her already booked hotel. The hotel offers the most popular variety orchestra of the many popular variety orchestras in the Downtown Chicago city summers.
A record cronel is expected for the dane
Plate Lunch 35c
Chili Plate Lunch 35c
George's Lunch
First door north of Varsity
Home Made Short
Pie Orders
Lawrence Typewriter Exchange
Preliminary Investigation Ended in Coolidge Case
New Haven, Conn., Sept. 29—(UP) Coroner James J. Corrigan conceived today his "preliminary investigation" of the automobile accident Thursday in which John Coolidge was involved. He did so by interviewing Wilfred Voenio, a victim of the accident at New Haven hospital.
Veno, who was driver of a car ill
leged to have been struck by one
driven by the president's son, will (sidh)
be charged with assault. It was
it believed he would live. The
mother, Mary Mrs Veno, who was
his passenger, will be discharged from
the hospital in a few days, it was id,
Corrigan questioned John at the later
a New Haven railroad office. If
Veno's Corrigan's Willing will not be issued.
Tariffilly of a policeman's report on the accident revealed that John was driver of the governor's car and drove to Veneu's light touring car on an intersection. At first, William Cunningham, Gov. Trumbull's chancellor, said to be the driver and Veneu's man to have struck that driven by John.
and university women are advised to read their dates early. It is also sure that a student should answer the affair.
Should this Land Year verify prove a case once we are exposed, it will probably be lost. If the land year is not exposed to the value of the valley years are sold to your new owner or if the consented Land Year verifies proof of the value.
The LaTeX Student Association sent their new members with a final Ryder evening. All 25 board members in the student section attended the Ryder evening, the other seven students to be prepared. After the淋雨 the second pathway entered the fee and discount plans for the year and
The challengers were Moe Clink, Hattie Hatton and Lee, Cecil Pinto. The new nominees went over Moe Baird Thiry, Martin Kettle, Peter Wentz, William Kettle and Mark Johnson.
About nine hundred and fifty students were entertained at a promotive party given by the Wesley Foundation, at the Methodist Church Friday evening.
Lutheran students entertain
The young people were divided into two groups, and each group came under the direction of a teacher. A) Interview the students would encourage another student where a different game was better played. In this way they could be in touch with their peers. The current role of Reflectees was over.
A poetry corner honoring Chancellor w-
 Mrs. F. H. Liberty was that at last con-
tinued when the volume of the university held
An epic of the screen.
Cost $2,000,000
Took two years to make
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Prices: Mnt. and Eve, 25-50
Shows: 3-7-0
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Don Torres and his Orchestra playing the Old Southern Melodies
Are You Satisfied—
"Our Dancing Daughters"
Coming: Thurs. - Fri. - Sat.
Joan Crawford in
Cornerstone for Ford's Americana Museum Which Will Depict Steps in American Progress Is Laid
Detroit, Mich., Sept. 28 — (UP) — Henry Ford's dream of a museum depicting in natural settings the mechanical, agricultural and domestic history of the new world, has reached its first stage of reality.
The corcesterone was in place and modern devices of work were bringing to completion a village which will represent America's development from a wilderness frontier to a great industrial nation.
In a simple ceremony yesterday, attended by Ford and Thomas Alva Edison and their families, the 81st cornerstone of the covered cornerstone into position.
Impressed in its cement were three symbols of American mechanical anarchicultural progress. There were two sculptures on the wall, one insured the stone, an insured made by the apotheke of Luther Burbank, on the world's leading botanists, and a signature, "Thomas Alvin Edison," The American Museum is bounced into the museum, where it is surrounded by evidences of the newest art in industry, the Ford em
gineering laboratories and the Fore aviation field.
About the main building, an enlarged紧急站 of Independence, Hall will be a village of early New England schools. Buildings for the villages were transported almost intact from their original cities in New England states. They will be lighted and represent according to the jersey.
"I hope to preserve the education of future American" a representation of the evolution of our industries and arts," Ford said.
Already completed in the museum village was a reconstruction of Edison's laboratory in Fort Meyers, Fla., which was constructed 40 years ago and in which many of his revolutionary inventions were conceived.
The old walnut clock, a bifter and steam engine, test tubes, chemicals and lattes were in place. The inventor threw a weapon, starting an ancient dynamo which set other machinery in motion. He emitted broadly blue light that sparked on such a scene when meals were forgiving in pursuit of an idea.
interns interned parts from Meyel hall to the Library name, 135 Isaac Street street. The interns moved to a more permanent office in Meyel hall, which was by improvement. 150 women, Miss W. A. and Amy Wilson, W. W. 4; A, and Mirey Wilson, Shilton, social介心 of the W. N. G. A., were charged
Arvita at the Limbley house, the parade
tourist in the presentation of a bovine
chicken on Mr. Landry, Ms. Douroum-
davine on Mrs. W. Y. C. A.,讲者 the presentation.
Fraiser hall, recording to announcement to skyl. The discussion will be on the Republic can platform.
Mary Patricia, president of the book
bunch of the League of Women Volunteers,
will conduct an open meeting of the jungle
committee at 4 p.m., Monday in room
260.
Announcements have been received from the marriage of Miss Jye Treene Percell, A. II 76, to Chester MacKinnon MacKinnon of III 80, and to Kathleen Stuart of the brother's family in Eldorado. After a honeymoon trip to Chicago and Indiana, she returned home at 11 am. Oct. 15 in Eldorado.
Amnesty International 150 person nominees are in attendance at the provocative party convened by the United Nations in Geneva, Gladiator Glades, a sexual charismatic, in charge of the entertainment which was recently curated.
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Indian's Prophecy True When Tornado Breaks
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Drive it Yourself
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916 Mass.
4010
Stouin's City Iown, Sept. 28—(UP)—When the recent tornado devastated the surrounding country and many older times recalled a prophecy made many years ago when Stouin City was a trading post. An old Indian said that a tornado never would be the town on account of the rivers.
And the prophecy was fulfilled last week.
Sweeping out of the southwest, after dealing death and destruction, the
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tornado headed for Sioux City, all that was between the town and desertation was the "Old Muddy," caused shapped cloud. Suddenly it itched, shapped cloud.
I chown by a great draft of air. The lower part of it broke off and the town was saved.
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