Marry Weekend Plans Highlight Local Notices
Mr and Mrs William Semple announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Jane Helen to Monte Gene Cox of Lawrence. The wedding is set for Saturday evening March 29 at First Methodist Church Mortar Board alumnae host a luncheon at 12 15 at the Castle Tea room for active and non affiliated members. Several club meetings follow including Degree Bekah Lodge and Stitch and Chatter Club with various hosts and programs. News notes include births, transfers, and local social events across Lawrence and nearby towns.
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Wiliam Semple
Jane Helen
Monte Gene Cox
Frank V. Cox
Lawrence
First Methodist Church
Mortar Board
Castle Tea Room
Arden Angst
Abilene
Betty E. Brown
Meade
Pat Glover
Hutchinson
Emalene Gooch
Topeka
Janice Horn
Goochland
Beverly Jennings
Patricia Kennedy
Colby
Donna McCosh
Salina Mona Millikan
Bronson
Jeannine Neihart
Lyndon
Rita Roney
Hunt—Lawrence
Helene Steinbacher
Wichita
Elizabeth Thomas
Pittsboro
Virginia Thompson
Lynchburg
Chloe Warner
Kansas City
Role of Windsor K U Graduate Student Chosen For Part
Mary Lou Jukes a Kansas University graduate student in speech and drama will appear on a network radio program as part of a contest for college drama departments. She was selected from about 30 contestants and will travel to New York for rehearsal, with a prize of 250 dollars and a chance at more radio work.
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London
Duke of Windsor
George VI
New York
Windsor
England
Rove
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Queen Mary
Edinburgh
Gloucester
Buckingham Palace
Mary ‘Lou
Lane) Jukes
University of Kansas
Phillip Mortis Playhouse
Jukes
Drama
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United States
New York City
St. Mary's
University Players
Fraser Theater
Constance
Irma
Chaillot
Titania
Altho
National Collegiate Players
Delta Sigma Rho
Honorary
Phillip Morris Co
Don Dixon
Speech and Drama
RK U
John Bell
Yonkers
N. Y
Lynn Osborne
Oklahoma City
Okla
Nancy Morsbach
Wichita
Dixon
Mary Lou
Dane Clark
Cooperative housing cuts costs for students
Students organize their own cooking and cleaning under a housemother's supervision. They pay no rent and share food costs, saving about $300 each during the school year.
Reverend Hackett to Visit Local Couple Tomorrow
The Rev. Allen Hackett of St. Louis, formerly of the Central Union Church in Honolulu, Hawaii, will guest tomorrow afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. R. Filkin. Dr. W. C. McConnell was able to go out yesterday for the first time since February 1 despite illness. The Rev. Dale E. Turner attends the midwinter convocation of Congregational ministers of Kansas in Topeka for a three day session. De Domenico Gagliardo has returned from Ottawa Michigan after being summoned by the death of Antonio Gagliardo.
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Allen Hackett
St. Louis
Central Union Church
Honolulu
T. H
Filkin
Topeka
W. C. McConnell
Dale E. Turner
Congregational Ministers of
Kansas
de Domenico Gagliardo
Ottawa
Antonio Gag
KU Bridge Tourney Opens With 28 Couples Competing
The University of Kansas intramural bridge tournament starts tonight with 56 students in 28 couples competing for trophies and medals. Teams will play three nights of duplicate bridge. winners are announced in Memorial Union recreation room. The top two couples advance to the Big Seven event at Nebraska on March 7 and 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine
University of Kansas
Memorial Union
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Chicago
Washburn University
Man Late to Court Learns Time Is Important
Paul Dean Anderson, 25, of Route 1, failed to appear for a Douglas County District Court hearing on charges of driving while intoxicated and transporting an open liquor container. Judge Hugh Means ordered him jailed until his case resumes. A probate court issued a marriage license to Chester L. Swinnie, 28, and Ellen K. Legg, 30, both of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Paul Dean Anderson
Route 1
Hugh Means
Anderson
Er L. Swinnie
Ellen K Legg
Topeka
World Day of Prayer Observed Here on First Friday
Lawrence churches plan an evening World Day of Prayer service at 7 30 p m in the Methodist Church on the first Friday of Lent Feb 29 The program emphasizes family unity with the theme Service Christ Our Hope A student service cross will be reproduced and 14 nationalities in costume will participate in the closing lighting effects and speaker to be announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Methodist Church
Allen Craftond
Actress to Join Radio Actors Union After Audition
Mrs Jukes awaited word on a potential postponement for a pivotal audition. She expressed gratitude for the chance at major exposure and for joining the American Federation of Radio Artists, a union noted for its selective membership.
Men Move Into New K U Scholarship Hall Thursday
The 52 scholarship winners for Stephenson Hall will move in Thursday on Mt. Oread east slope. Furnishings funded by Mrs. C. R. Stephenson of Kansas City are being set up. Men will still eat at Joliffe and Battenfeld Halls for two more weeks as kitchen equipment is installed and floor coverings await completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Mt. Oread
K. U
C. R. Stephenson
Kansas City
Joliffe
Battenfeld
University
African tour lecturer visits KU campus this week
John B. George of the Institute of Current World Affairs is on the University of Kansas campus lecturing on his 18 month journey through Kenya Uganda and Tanganyika Africa. He is the second of three Institute guests this year sponsored by geography political science history sociology and the School of Journalism. He will attend department classes luncheons and faculty gatherings throughout the week arriving yesterday and leaving Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. George
Institute of Current World Affairs
University of Kansas
Kenya
Uganda
Tanganyika
Africa
Silversmith Course Prof Demonstrations Planned in Kansas
Professor Carlyle H. Smith developer of the University of Kansas jewelry and silversmithing course will present demonstrations in two Kansas cities over the next ten days. He will demonstrate and explain techniques used in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle H. Smith
University of Kansas
Kansas
Smith
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