NOVEMBER 27,1918.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
matrix Contains Notes of Convention Held Here
The Matrix, a publication printed by Theta Sigma Phi journalism sorority is out. The entire magazine is taken up with the discussion of the first national convention of Theta Sigma Phi, which was held in Lawrence, April 25 to 27, last spring.
A list of officers is given and several interesting articles by members of the organization explain the purpose of the sorority and it's plans for the future. "After Thoughts" by George Amundsen describes a visit to The Kansas office.
By the Way
Mr. Shelby Shannon of St. Joseph Mo., will spend Thursday in Lawrence visiting Marie Qwens, c'20.
Gladya Anthony, c20, was called to Ottawa this morning by the death of her brother-in-law, who died Mon day night of the influenza.
F. S. Coventry of Rochester, N. Y., spent Monday with his nice Blanche M. Coventry, c"20.
Blanche Sheldon, fa'22, left Tuesday for her home in Lyons to spend Thanksgiving.
Irene Imus, ra'20' will spend the week-end at her home in St. Joseph, Mo.
Lillian Slavens, c'22, and Helen Stevenson, c'22, will spend Thanksgiving with Mildred Miller, c'22, at Miss Miller's home in Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Elizabeth Hill and Miss Mary Jo Grubb of Kansas City, Mo., will spend the Thanksgiving holiday with Frances Jones, c.22.
Helen Brown, c'20, Eva Jacks, c'20,
and Edna Chain, c'20, will accompany
Doris Drought, c'20, to her home in
Kansas City, Mo., Thursday for a
visit of several days.
Miss Henriette Allen of Wichita will be a guest of Mille Margaret Carey, c'22, Thursday and several following days.
Miss Mae Sullivan of Logan was a guest at the Alpha Xi Delta house Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Frances Wescott of Manhattan will spend Thanksgiving with Julia Hunter, e21.
Ann Horning of Topeka will arrive Wednesday for a few days visit with Roine Rah, c'22.
Anna Langer, c20, will spend Thursday in Kansas City, Mo.
Elizabeth Hunt and Ruth Kirk of Conway Springs will spend Thanksgiving with Lois Hunt, c20.
Marian Bradley, c'22, will spend Thanksgiving in Manhattan.
Plymouth Jottings
Last year a K, U. Senior came to my study one day to talk. I did not remember that I had ever seen him before. He was going to enlist. He wanted to join the church. But he had some questions—no doubts to be removed, but queries to put to me about certain matters. I didn't examine him for church membership—he examined Plymouth to see if it was really the sort of church he wanted to join.
It turned out that he believed in immersion. Would we permit that form of baptism? Certainly we would. Through the courtesy of a brotherly colleague in the ministry and a broad-minded church in the neighborhood, the young man was duly immersed. Then he Joined Plymouth Church.
That's the kind of church Plymouth is. We believe absolutely in the priesthood of the individual believer. We are democrats to the core. We impose no nagging prohibitions, we never insult your intelligence, no ecclesiastical authority hinders the free functioning of your spirit. We do seek to inspire all our fellowship with the desire and determination to be Christlike children of God and Christianlike citizens of the Kingdom. Divinely energized lives in a divinely guided world—this is what we want our output to be.
Is Plymouth your sort of a church?
Yours very cordially,
ROSS W. SANDERSON,
Pastor of Plymouth Church
Gladys Long, c21, will visit at her home in Kansas City, Thankgiving.
Laura Jackman, fa'20, will go to her home in Wichita for Thanksgiving.
Miss Lena Rogers, A. B. '18, of Wellington will be a guest at the Alemania house Thanksgiving.
Miss Marian Joseph, A. B. '18, of Whitewater will spend the holiday at the Alemania house.
Miss Nell Liebengood, A. B.'18. of Burlington, Mild Mildred Rose, A. B.'18. of Roserale, and Miss Fern Emmons of Overland Park, will visit Wealthy Babcock, c'19. Thursday
Demobilization of S.A.T.C.
Is Ordered by War Dept.
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here will be allowed to keep their uniforms until they get home, it was said at headquarters this afternoon. No instructions have been received in connection with the Liberty Bonds now being bought by the men in the S. A. T. C.
In other places the government has refunded the money that had been deducted from the salaries of the men if they were unable to keep up payments after leaving the army. It is considered probable that this arrangement will be made here.
Lieutenant Madden, adjutant, and Lieutenant Carter, personal adjutant, will go to Kansas City Friday for instructions in demobilizing the S. A. T.
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The price reductions for this sale are most unusual. The assortment, recently replenished by three hundred Coats, Suits and dresses purchased by our New York buyer at special price concessions is most complete and attractive.
Regular Meals 35c. Fresh Oysters Fried or Stewed.
Items charged on these two days will go on your December account payable in January.
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Phone 501
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Tomato Soup ...
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Sliced Bananas and Pure Cream 20c
Grape Fruit Half on Ice 15c
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Mixed Cream...150c
Whole Cream...250c
Stew ½ Dozen ... 35c Stew 1 Dozen ... 60c
Fried ½ Dozen ... 40c Fried 1 Dozen ... 75c
Raw ½ Dozen ... 30c Raw 1 Dozen ... 55c
½ Dozen Oysters Loaf ... 40c 1 Dozen Oysters Loaf ... 75c
SPECIAL FOR DINNER
Chicken Broth a la Creole Soup...10c With Dinner...05c
Roast Turkey, Oyster Dressing, Cranberry Sauce...60c
Potted Beef Tenderloin Tips, Imported Spaghetti...35c
Roast Pork, Green Apple Preserves...35c
Bolled Leg of Spring Lamb, Steamed Potatoes...35c
Roast Fillet of Beef, Mushroom Sauce...40c
Stuffed Brisket Veal, Candied Yams Potatoes...35c
Roast Prime Rib of Beef, Au Jus...30c
Baked Goose, Cottage Dressing, Goblets Sauce...50c
Cold Boiled Virginia Ham, Potato Salad...35c
Hot Pork or Beef Sandwich, Club Style...20c With Coffee...25c
Bia a la Mode...16c
VEGETABLES
Stewed Tomatoes ...15c
Green Peas ...15c
Heinz Baked Beans ...15c
Fried Onions ...15c
Green Peppers ...15c
Leaf Lettuce ...15c
Queen Olives ...15c
Italian Spaghetti, With Tomato Sauce
Stewed Corn 15c
Stringless Beans 15c
Sour Pickles 10c
Sliced Raw Onions 10c
Imported Sardines 25c
Wilted Lettuce 25c
SALADS
Shrimp Salad ... 30c
Potato Salad ... 15c Potato Salad ...
Coffee or Milk Served with Special Dinner.
Coffee or Milk Served With Special Dinner
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Choice preserves of all kinds at Dummies.—Ady.
Dates and forks for the Thanksgiving dinner.—Dummie's.—Ady.
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