Social and Fraternity Gatherings Highlight Local Week
Mrs. Clifton Ramsey hosted a Monday bridge luncheon with several guests. Sigma Phi Epsilon initiated Karl Ruenthal and Harold Edwards after dinner at the chapter house. Mrs. Kirchhoff and Ruth Kenney to entertain Chapter CV of P E D Friday at 8. KU Sigma Nu Mothers club members traveled to Kansas City for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Hopkins and others from Lawrence and Topeka. The W S C S First Methodist business women's unit holds a Christmas meeting Thursday at Mrs. Hunt's with dinner at 6 30 and a short talk by Lola Wier.
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Clifton Ramsey
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Karl Ruenthal
Russell, & Retin
Harold Edwards
Lyons
George J. ‘Kirchhoff
Misa Ruth Kenney
P.E.D
Sigma Nu Mothers Club
University of Kansas
Kanas ‘City
W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
Robert A. Hunt
Marie Brown
Nettie Wismer
Grace Scott
Leah Pettibone
Ruth Prinele
Lola ‘Wier
Personal notices from Topeka area include appointments and travel
Miss Eleanor Reilly of Kansas Power receives civil service post in Camp Funston construction quartermaster's office and will live in Manhattan. Local residents travel to Wichita for Federal Land Bank meeting and return from Chicago and Phillipsburg visits. Mrs. Floyd Rankin mourns Claude Rankin's death in wakefield. Wilfrid L. Husband lectures in Topeka. Dr. and Mrs. F I Wilson and Katherine Kaufman visit and plan trips to California. Elizabeth Rule returns from Thanksgiving weekend in Topeka.
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Eleanor Reilly
Kansas Electric Power Company
Civil Service
Camp Funston
Manhattan
C. Gerstenberger
Violet Fleming
George Shuler
Wichita
Federal Land Bank
Howard McConnell
Don
Doris
Chicago
Fred Wood
W. C. McConnell
Wood
John Beamer
Columbia
Kan
Mr. Beamer
R. H. Beamer
Floyd Rankin
Mary Nell
Clay Center
Claude Rankin
Wakefield
Rankin
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Wilfrid L. Husband
Woman’s ‘Club
Topeka
Waldemar Gelich
John B. Colyer
Mary Lou
Phillipsburg
Wilson
California
Kansas City
Miss Kaufman
South
Elizabeth Rule
Harold Lowe
Luggage Trends Include Portable Closets and Zipper Bags
The article notes hang up luggage as a top pick this season with portable clothes closets replacing bulky kits. It highlights two suiters in strong fiber, varied materials from canvas to leather, and a new zipper fastened suit bag for auto travelers with dual handles for folding compactly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladsstones
KU Professors to Dine and Elect Officers Tomorrow
Members of the KU chapter of the American Association of University Professors will dine at 6 p.m. in the English room of the Memorial Union. A business session will follow to elect officers, with D L Patterson serving as president. Papers will be read by H C Tracy and Theodore Paullin. A separate note mentions Christmas gift mail subscriptions to the Journal-World with a gift card.
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K. U
Amercian Association of University Professors
Memorial Union Building
D. L. Patterson
H. C. Tracy
Theodore Paullin
Journal-World
Expulsion Only Way, Says Brooklyn College Communist Involvement
Brooklyn College English assistant professor Dr Bernard D N Grebanier testified before a joint legislative committee on subversive activities that he could not resign from the Communist party only be expelled. He described dues and funds for party work and said he joined to oppose Fascism but found the organization different. He alleged current influence at the college is waning and named several former members and aliases after questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Communist Party
Bernard D. N. Grebanier
Daily Worker
Red Front
Grebanier
Brooklyn College
Young Communist League
Hargiss to Attend National A A U Meeting in Denver
Kansas track coach Hargiss and Valley A A U president will travel to Denver for the national convention this weekend. He is joined by Marion Miller Kansas City secretary of the Valley association. Also accompanying are Julius Koenigsdorf Maurice Mason and Hon from Kansas City and St Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W
Bill) Hargiss
University of Kansas
Missouri Valley A.A.U
Denver
Colo
A.A.U
Hargiss
Marion Miller
Kansas City
The
Valley Association
Julius Koenigsdorf
Hon
Maurice Mason
St. Joseph
Need More Recruits for The Medical Detachment
The medical detachment of the 127th Field Artillery seeks fifteen additional recruits due to updated requirements. Recruits will be placed on inactive status and inducted on mobilization day as units reach full peacetime strength. Interested men may contact Major Arthur S. Anderson.
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127Th Field Artillery
Arthur S. Anderson
County Meet Oyster Supper Planned at Midland Hall
The Douglas County Central Protective Association will meet on December 5 at the Midland hall for an oyster supper. Sam Buchheim, president, called the meeting. Classified ads available printing over 35,000 times for 80 cents. Call 22 for Ad-Taker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Central Protective Association
Midland Hall
Sam Buchheim
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Windels
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Hamilton
Elgin
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ED W. Parsons Jeweler
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Truetone Silk Hosiery
Jeffries
Barry Rep
Gree
Polley
Nih
Mat
Schick
W.h.varnum
Palmolive
Williams
OLD Spice
Wrisley
Yardleys
Seaforth
Hourigants
Coty
Max Factor
Lucien LeLong Corogne
Ee ” ' Edevilbiss
Devilbiss
Wrisley Cologne
Airmaid
Lucien LeLongeee
Belalaika
America
Perkon
Parker
Eastman Kodaks
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