Kiwanis Luncheon Tests Speech Tones By La Chapelle
Lucile La Chapelle lectured at the Eldridge hotel on You Are Better Than You Sound urging a stronger voice and breathing support. She warned against nasal Midwest speech and noted Roosevelt Churchill and Hitler used persuasive voices to win support. Traffic court items included 16 overparking tickets and a move to new hours for the court.
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Lucile la Chapelle
Kiwanis Club
Eldridge
Midwest
Women Scoff at Romantic Advice From Men
New York columnist Hal Boyle reports women dismiss romantic guidance as futile. He cites two reader comments from Hutchinson Kansas and Ashland Kentucky, where wives and widows mock older men’s appeal and insist affection hinges on money or land.
KU Memorial Campanile Fund Near Goal As Construction Planned
KU alumni fund drive advances toward completion with gifts ranging from five to one hundred dollars narrowing the deficit to 11 729.51. Fred Ellsworth says once the fund is full the Memorial board will sign with Constant Construction, low bidder, and work on the Campanile will start when weather allows.Ellsworth and staff are mailing letters to alumni urging additional contributions.
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Fred Ellsworth
K.U. Alumni Association
Memorial Board
Constant Construction Company
Ellsworth
A Christmas Booklet From KU Home Economics
The 56 page booklet At Christmas designed and published by the KU home economics department will go on sale soon. Miss Edna Hill chair of the department notes it has 80 drawings by Mrs Doris Wilcox and five sections on the holiday dress Christmas fare gift suggestions Christmas is for children and wrapping gifts.
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K.U. Home Economics Department
Edna Hill
Home Economics Department
Doris Wilcox
Writing Hobbyist Bratton Publishes Tales of the Magic Mirror
Karl Bratton native of Lawrence and UNH music department head has compiled Tales of the Magic Mirror a collection of children s fairy tales distributed to book stores November 15 Bratton son of Mr and Mrs Irving Bratton 522 Tennessee street earned a B M in music from the University of Kansas 1931 His wife Florence Lorree Beamer is a KU graduate He has completed Secrets of the Enchanted Golden Pillow forthcoming Also wrote children s poems librettos songs and has published articles Bratton s primary focus remains music He holds an A B and M A in music education from Columbia University and studied at Eastman Juilliard From 1932 to 1936 he directed Baker University vocal department and taught voice at Arizona State Teachers College In 1936 1943 he was a Stephens College professor of voice He later worked with national radio and private lessons in New York During World War II he directed the USO Chanute Field club In 1944 45 he chaired the fine arts department at College of Padget Sound Tacoma Wash and served on the Tacoma Philharmonic board He joined UNH in 1945
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Karl Bratton
Lawrence
University of New Hampshire
Bratton
Irving Bratton
Tennessee Street
University of Kansas
Florence Lorree Beamer
Columbia University
New York
Eastman School of Music
Juilliard School of Music
Baker University
Baldwin
Arizona State Teachers
Rosemary Wade Named Douglas County Representative for 1950 Who's Wheot
Rosemary Wade daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Wade Baldwin a Palmyra 4 H member has been appointed Douglas county representative for the 1950 Who's Wheot Kansas 4 H club yearbook The announcement came from Martyn Waln editor of the yearbook published by the Collegiate 4 H club at K State Wade will submit pictures for a full page featuring Douglas county 4 H members at work with their projects.
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Rosemary Wade
L. A. Wade
Baldwin
Palmyra
Douglas County
Kansas
Douglas County 4-H Club
Phi Beta Kappa Initiation At Union Kansas Room
The annual winter meeting and initiation of 18 Phi Beta Kappa members is set for Wednesday November 30 at 4 oclock in the Kansas room of the Union. About 75 active members are expected for tea and initiation. Professor H B Hungerford will lead the service and introduce Professor John E Hankins who will deliver the annual address Chaucer Up To Date. Hankins returns from study including a Guggenheim fellowship and sabbatical leave.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Kansas
Union
H. B. Hungerford
John E. Hankins
Chaucer
Hankins
Guggenheim Foundation
Raymond Nichols
K.U
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