Spring visits Hill in splash of beauty on campus
Last evening Mt. Dread wore spring charm as lilacs tulips and budding trees bloomed. High school visitors packed front porches at Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Chi Omega and other houses while bards drew inspiration for sonnets. Gamma Phi Beta Chi Omega and others reported lively outdoor activity with autos and gatherings across West Hills Tennessee street and Phi Chis swinging on porches. The Sour Owl stand attracted musicians and students while Sigma Delta Chi weighs editor options with Jim Coleman and Fred Litttooy named as leading contenders.
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Mt. Dread
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Chi Omega
Phi Chi
Brick
Henley House
Phi Chis
West Hills
Chi Omega
Gammia Phi Beta
Sig Alph
Sig Ep
Delta Chi
Kappa Sig
Delta Tau
Tennessee Street
Acacia House
Sigma Chi
Beta Manor
Sigma Delta Chi
Jim Coleman
The
Jayhawker
Fred Littooy
Chi Omega plans party at chapter house tonight
Prof J N Flint of the journalism department celebrated Music week in class with a phonograph recital for swing set students. A KU man heckles visitors while Greenhall is shown. Beta Theta Pi hosts spring party at Memorial Union amid marching contest at Haskell. Peggy Landon travels to Louisville for the Derby with her father former Gov Alf Landon. Bernard Poco Frazier spoke on art in Topeka and was mobbed for autograph. Sigma Delta Chi initiated James Coleman Atchison Carl Smith Parsons Marion Mundis Ken
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J. N. Flint
K. U
Greenhall
Beta Theta Pi
Haskell
Memorial Union Building
Peggy Annie Landon
Pi Phi
The
University
Louisville
Alf M. Landon
Bernard “Poco” Frazier
Topeka
Frazier
K.U
Sigma Delta Chi
James Coleman
Atchison
Carl Smith
Kansas City
Marion Mundis
Parsons
Ken
Musical Artists Pictured in Fine Arts Gallery Hall of Fame additions
A KU music program airs Saturday from 2 30 to 3 00 pm on KFKU featuring original student compositions from Laurel E Anderson studio including Willis Quant Mary Virginia Stauffer and Charles McManus Performers include contralto Helen Englehardt tenor Ralph Hawley and string players Gerald Cole Charlene Barber Carroll Nickels Jeannie Barbour and others The Hall of Fame in Hach auditorium corridor gains signed photos of Josef Hofmann and Roland Hayes joining a growing collection of renowned musicians such as Rosa Ponselle Heifetz Iturbi Horowitz Sousa and Elman
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University of Kansas
Laurel E. Anderson
KFKU
Willis Quant
Shelley
Mary Virginia Stauffer Moni
Mercer
A. Cry
Teasdale
Helen Englehardt
Dln
the Virgins
Timo
Ralph
Hawley Keith Davis
Mary Virginia Stauffer
Gerald Cole
Ralph Hawley
Charlene Barber
Carroll Nickels
Jeannie Barbour
Harles McMante
Farr
Charles McManus
Hall OF Fame
Hach Auditorium
Josef Hofmann
Roland Hayes
Dean D. M. Swarthout
School of Fine Arts
Rosa Ponselle
Schumann Heink
John McCormack
Gladya Swarthout
Jascha Heifetz
Jose Iturbi
Horowitz
Vasals
John Philipp Sousa
Gabrilowitch
Mischa Elman
Gaili Curei
Albert Spalding
Joseph Shevinne
Harry Lauder
Ee Ae
Portly Berry Named U S Senator From Tennessee
Nashville reports U S senator designate George Leonard Berry of Rogersville veteran labor leader was named by Governor Browning to fill the late Nathan L. Bachman’s seat. Berry, 53, will serve until the November 1938 election. In police court Frank Frazier was fined ten dollars for drunkenness and Ike Ingalls forfeited a ten dollar bond for the same charge.
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Nashville
Tenn
George Leonard Berry
Rogersville
New Dealer
U. S
Tennessee
Frank Frazier
Ike Ingalls
Farm Bureau Meeting and Society Events Review
Kanwaka Farm Bureau gathers Tuesday at 1 30 with Mrs Colman and Mrs Sanderson. garden and poultry issues fill roll call as members bring items for a white elephant exchange. Home Aid Society marks 72nd anniversary with May day luncheon and reminiscences at Mrs Strahl’s home. Several clubs meet for social events, plus a Trinity Service class mother daughter banquet.
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Kanwaka
Asa Colman
Milton Sanderson
Home Aid Society
Bertha Strahl
Strahl
J. Jd. Krum
H. E. Anderson
R. L. Anderson
Will Johns
Pi Kappa Lambda Dinner Honors Initiates Tonight
The Pi Kappa Lambda banquet and initiation of honor students into the national scholastic music honor will be held at the Evans Hearth at 6 o'clock this evening. Prof. Robert McNair Davis of the School of Law will deliver the main address. Presiding will be the unnamed host.
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Pi Kappa Lambda
Evans Hearth
Robert McNair Davis
School of Law
Local Society to Honor Key Recipients at Banquet
Laurel E. Anderson, president of the local chapter, announces the banquet honoring recipients of the gold key. Those named are Virginia Foster, Mildred Allen, Elaine Frutchey, Robert Segore, Willis Quant, and Everett Etter.
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Laurel E. Anderson
Virginia Foster
Mildred Allen
Elaine Frutchey
Robert Segore
Willis Quant
Everett ‘Etter
Baldwin girl crowned Miss Douglas County 1987
Miss Maxine Bell a 17 year old Baldwin high school senior was named Miss Douglas County for 1987 at a Lawrence Women's club sponsored contest at the Granada theater. The three out of town judges chose her to represent the county at the state fair in Topeka in September. Alternates were Miss LaFern Galley and Miss Treva Canary. Mayors Alfred Lawrence presented the crown.
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Maxine Bell
Baldwin
Douglas County
Granada Theater
Lawrence Women’s Club
Bell
Topeka
Atlantic City
LaFern Galley
Haskell Institute
Treva Canary
Eudora
Alfred Lawrence
Concert by Band Choir Pleases Large Audience
A university music fest feature in Hoch auditorium brought the University of Kansas band and Westminster A Cappella choir to the stage last night. more than 2500 attendees enjoyed the performance with Dean Swarthout leading the choir and Jaye Wiley guiding the band. Soloists Richard Gage Rex Conner Jack Dalby James Van Dyck Robert Hampel and LaVerne Hackler were highlighted.
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University of Kansas
Westminster
Hoch Auditorium
D.J. Swarthout
Jaye L. Wiley
Richard Gage
Rex Conner
Jack Dalby
James van Dyck
Robert Hampel
LaVerne Hackler
Main Street Face Lifting urged for small towns
Salina Kan May 7 F T Brown Kansas City urged small towns to adopt main street face lifting projects to catch up with larger cities Addressing the Kansas Lumber men's Association Brown warned small cities are losing out because they cling to their grandfather era streets Leavenworth Kan and Higginsville Mo have already adopted the plan
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Kan
F. T. Brown
Kansas City
Kansas Lumbermen’s Association
Brown
Leavenworth
Higginsville
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