Christmas Spirit at KU Parties Brighten Hill Top Week
University of Kansas enjoys a spree of Noel parties as Phi Mu Alpha and other houses host events. Sigma Phi Epsilon plans a Yuletide formal with colored lights, while reports note unauthorized celebrations and light thefts. Coogan leaves KU for Denver to join United Press.
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Phi-Mu Alpha
University Club
Delta Upsilon House
Eldridge
Alpha Chi Omegas
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Charles Marshall
Althor
Henry Werner
Miss Husband
Sig
Noel
W. Ninth Street
The
Law
J. Alan Coogan
Denver
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United Press
Delta Tau
Coogan
Delta Tau Delta Brother Remembered In Final Note
Friends and admirers mourn a beloved member who faced death with courage. In his last public statement he affirmed pride in being a Delt. He will take with him the four square Tau Delt pin as a key personal keepsake.
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Coogan
Denver
Bill. Dickinson
Global Cable News Briefs Snapshot From AP Dispatches
Across Havana Tokyo Montevideo Berlin Mexico City Nanchang Cologne Guayaquil Lima Vatican Leipzig readers learn of a wave of actions and events. Cuba imposes racial hiring quotas and arrests Spaniards. Japan names a new ambassador to Washington. Peace talks in the Chaco seek Paraguayan and Bolivian mediation. Germany orders government stockpiles for dairy. Rodriguez gains sweeping powers in Mexico. Chiang Kai-shek forces kill and capture Kuomintang forces in China. A Catholic priest faces jail for swastika remarks. Velasco Ibarra elected in Ecuador. Velasco ends rule since 1895. Peruvian court dismisses judges over duel challenge. Vatican pay cuts affect clergy. Nazi lawyer defends Torgler in Reichstag arson case.
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Christmas Music Service At Trinity Church
A Christmas music program will be held Sunday at 11 o clock in Trinity Lutheran Church. Miss Meribah Moore directs the Trinity vested choir with Rev. C A Puls delivering hymn stories. Soloists include Miss Rachel Burhons and Mrs Christine Underwood with organ and violin numbers. Public invited to the special service replacing the regular sermon.
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George Trovillo
Wesleyan _ Chorus
Dorothy Enlow
First Methodist Church
Harker
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Oley
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Loyd
Mildred Down
Herlan Loyd
Trene Bond
Genevieve Hargiss
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Christ
NRA's Blue Eagle to Continue Next Month
The Blue Eagle program will stay in effect beyond December 31, extending the president's re employment agreement. The ongoing NRA initiative will preserve current employment terms and commitments into the new month.
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Blue Eagle to Fly Beyond December 31 in New NRA Program
The blue eagle will continue to fly after December 31 as the NRA plans new measures to extend the President's re-employment pact for trades and industries without current codes. Officials cite recent incidents of noncompliance, like a candy chain losing the symbol and then reinstating it after adjusting wages, as proof of the emblem's trade value.
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Unitarian Church to Host Bayles Speech on Christmas Origins
Prof E E Bayles of the school of education will speak at 10 tomorrow morning at the Unitarian church. The sermon titled Yuletide in Ancient Days will describe Christmas before Christianity. The church quartet and organist William Howie will perform as Roy Burt addresses at 7:30 from The Promethean club.
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Boston
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Harvard University
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Bacon
New York
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Xerxes
The
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WREN Spotlight Program for Lawrence City
The WREN Spotlight program Sunday at 2 pm will be dedicated to the city of Lawrence with John W. Brand as speaker and music by 12 Lawrence musicians directed by Conrad McGrew. The North Lawrence First Baptist Mission Circle, led by Mrs Lulu Taylor, presents a missionary program at 5 pm in the church auditorium, followed by a P U session led by Mrs Thel Johnson. pastor William A. Scott will discuss Real Religion at 7:45. Cake and tea served at 6:15 for attendees. In Memoriam honors Geo McPicke, died December 17, 1932. mother Mrs G A Lewis expresses remembrance. Ideal Christmas gift: a year’s Journal-World subscription, $2.50 or $4.00 by mail.
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Carl Reuter
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Campus Calendar Highlights From Kansas City News
Saturday events list sports review by editor Jayhawk Gridster with Theno Crares while Sunday offers fine arts Christ ting reapers schedule. Monday features Freshmen Discover the Campus with Jessie KR Battenfield and faculty from Kansas City and Emporia. Also includes elementary French lesson by W K Cornell and campus calendar with Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes.
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William Townsley
Great Bend
Vivian Shirley
Anadarko
Oki
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W. K. Cornell
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Free Christmas Wrapping Station Opens in Gas Office
The free wrapping station for Christmas shoppers opened yesterday at 733 Massachusetts Street, run by W. M. Gill. Nearly 200 packages were wrapped yesterday and the station stayed busy today as Lawrence Leigh and Richard Scott assisted. The service, supplied by the merchants bureau to aid nonmember merchants, offers free wrapping and mailing preparation with all needed equipment provided.
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W. M. Gill
Merchants Bureau
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Richard Scott
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Omaha Notices
Mrs Mary J Davis funeral services planned for Monday at 2 30 PM at Ninth Street Baptist for death Friday in Omaha Neb. Mrs Cassie Miller 87 died at 443 Elm Street last night after 65 years in Lawrence. survivors include husband William Miller and three sons. Funeral arrangements pending. Mrs Mary Good 94 died at son J R Good’s home 1116 Connecticut Street. service Monday at 2 30 PM at Rumsey Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Robert A Hunt officiating. survivor is son J R Good.
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Ninth Street Baptist Church
Cassie Miller
Elm Street
Lawrence
William Miller
Minerva Williams
Arthur
Andrew
Curtis Tutt
Mary Good
J. R. Good
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Rumsey Brothers Funeral
Robert’ A. Hunt
Memorial Hospital births in Lawrence rise this month
This busy period at Memorial Hospital Lawrence reports twenty babies born in sixteen days, including two sets of twins. Seven infants remain in the nursery, which houses ten cribs.
Bowen of Eudora Charged With Reckless Driving
John Bowen of Eudora and Ralph Bailey collided about six o'clock at Thirteenth and Massachusetts streets. Bowen’s Ford was badly damaged, Bailey’s Essex coach dented. Neither was injured. Bowen posted a $25 bond to appear in police court Monday to answer reckless driving charges.
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University club Christmas party decorations and program
A University club in a festive Christmas mood displayed large red candles six feet tall, window lights, evergreen festoons, and illuminated Christmas scenes by Prof. Raymond Eastman. Guests included Dean Wahl and Mr. and Mrs. Chandler among others. The evening featured carols, a grand march, a formal supper, and dancing with an orchestra.
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J. W. O’bryan
Frank Winston
C. J. Perkins
Kenneth Cornell
Henry, Werner
Edward Taylor
Rolland Maddox
Philip A. Readie
George. M. Beal
Ray Wright
Robert Haggart
Russell Seacat
C. F. Nelson
Maddox
Dean
H. R. Wahl
Kansas City
F. Freeman
Norman
Okla
George Chandler
Topeka
Social Calendar Notes from K U and Local Clubs
Saturday events include Wives of K U Engineers dinner bridge at University club and a Beta Phi Alumni luncheon at Miss Madge Butline home with Mrs D C Asher guests. Sunday features Phi Chi Theta initiation at the Manor and a Mr. and Mrs. James Moore dinner. Monday recalls Adelle Mae Commons and Raymond Beggs wedding with founders day events. Christmas parties spread through Lawrence clubs with K U Dames at Green Hall and the Wesley Foundation at First Methodist church. Births announced and Chi Omega and P E O chapters planning founders day dinners and ceremonies. Plus Alpha Kappa Phi initiations and a Christmas party at 1925 Campus Road.
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Personal notes on holiday travel and visits
Miss Agnes Thompson departs tonight for Denver to spend the holidays with her brother Stansbury Thompson. Mrs W H Evans and son Wilbur plan Christmas at their Eureka home. Mrs Henry W Taylor of Winfield arrives tomorrow to stay with her mother Mrs F W Blackmar. Mr Taylor will join for Christmas. Miss Alexia Marks will return.
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Winfield
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Young People Meet in Kansas City and Education Event
Miss Marcella Olmstead visits Kansas City for days with relatives while Mae Swadley heads to Missoula Montana to establish a home. Carter Harrison and H. H Sherman relocate to Lone Star after business careers. Sherman, ex-legislator and attorney, retires from newspapers and plans residence there.
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Roy Burt to Speak at Unitarian Church Sunday
Roy Burt, prominent student speaker and Socialist party leader in Illinois, will address representatives from church youth groups tomorrow evening at 7:30 at the Unitarian church. His topic is The Contribution of Religion to Social Change. Virginia Detler of the Friends church is chairman of the arranging group.
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