Alpha Phi Formal House Reunion at 1332 La. St
Alpha Phi holds a formal house event at 1332 La. St with 21 pledges stepping forward as their names are called while a band plays. Alpha Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meets Monday at 8 pm at Castle Tea Room. The Library Aide ceremony inducted five students Beverly Kipp Dagmar Paden Beverly Eilenberger Thelma Lehmann and Barbara Spignall. Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary plan a joint meeting Monday at 8 pm at the new city building with speaker Mrs. Joe Lovell.
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Ity
Alpha Phi
Norma ¥Aleta
Alpha Gamma
Beta
Sigma Phi
Castle Tea Room
Library Aide
Beverly Kipp
Dagmar Paden
Beverly Eilenberger
Thelma Lehmann
Barbara Spignall
Margarett Lowman
Library Club
Richard Tusher
Caria Robison
Jean Miller
Martha Crosier
Jayhawk
The
Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary
New City Building
Joe Lovell
Kansas City
Recitals and travels feature KU figures and events
Miss Marian Jersiid and violinist Miss Marian Seidel of the Kansas Sagingere prepare Chicago recitals and a Northwestern program amid a summer radio transcription project. University figures attend peace pageant, library meetings, and state teachers events in Wichita Emporia and Topeka. Major Gallup and Capt Joerg attend Armed Forces college in Wichita as reserve officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Jersiid
University of Kansas
Chicago
Marian Seidel
Kansas
Alfred F. Gallup
Earnest M. Joerg
A. I
Armed Forces Industrial College
Wichita
C. C. Stewart
Mississippi
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Larry Sterling
Rochester
N.Y
Franklin D. Murphy
Kiwanis Club
Lawrence
Charlea Stough
Emporia
Kansas Library Association
Ed Heaston
Ontario
Calif
Noble Messer
Donald L. Potter
Miss B Daum
Lawrence’ Public Lbrary
Garvin Gillum
Mildred Mast
Ace Laverne Brownlee Ee
Cecelia. Pearson
Elsie Into Palley
Pinckney School
Helen Cornwell
Hutchinson
Douglas County Hoola
Topeka
Kai State Teachers Association
Jessie Fenton
Gwacker
Floyd Rogera
Robert Sivan N. Wise
Athens
Har Iice
Univesity
Arona
Ainiversi
Tucson
Justine Curry
Liberty Memorial High School
Margaret Lowman
Yas 3
Reunion honors Chi Omega sorority at K U
Mrs A B Mitchell announces national registrations for the Chi Omega reunion at Kansas University. Notables like Miss Doris Fearon and Miss Elizabeth Dyer will attend. Guests from New York to Los Angeles converge for a Saturday banquet at the Community Building with pledge-class reunions and memorial service planned. Halley's comet was prominent in 1910 during last visit.
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Mra
A. B. Mitchell
Tenn
United States
Doris Fearon
Franklin D. Murphy
Munity
Ft. Belvoir
Marie Dent Gilmore
Edna Lamb
Helen Degen
Los Angeles
Calif
Cardinal and Arrow
Frank Gray
W. 4Th St
K. U
The
Sory
R. S. Filkin
Ind
W. W. Filkin
Olathe
J. H. Boswell
Baxter Springs
George O. Foster
Diane Sherwood
Rinehart
Lawrence
Lucille Elmore
Topeka
W. C. Hogin
Kansas City
Halley
America's Most Common Crook Is the Ordinary Book Thief
New York analysis identifies the ordinary book thief as the most common criminal, not a burglar or opium dealer. It argues many borrow books with intention to return, labeling such acts as a soft theft, while true professional thieves barter rare volumes for cash.
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New York
America
le Jou
Unclear Book Theft Reference and Definition of Nerve
Fragmentary text discusses a book prowler and borrowing in a private library, then shifts to define nerve as the brain pathways sending messages to the body. The passage mixes literary critique with a glossary-like note on anatomy, mentioning detective fiction and personal ownership of books.
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Lee McCain
Home Aid Society
R. L St
C. V. Leigh
H.W. Wilcox
F. P. Stapleton
H. L. Oxford
L. C. Allen
Carl Bruchmiller
Tests
Thie
Newark
Maxine Lindley
Dancing and Charm
Tae
the Stork Haven
Mass
Cosmopolitan
Gal
Jemporia Uh
Linda Miller
WL. Miller
Near
Chiropractic
C. R. Albright
Ierm
Brownie
Wee
Kam
Coit
Motorola
Motorola TV
Sia
Beaman
Radio and Television
Mr Apl Pol
Mineo Fiba
Pad. Tan and
Warrenton
Admiral
Admiral TV
Seperb
Seaipac
Smat
Han
Io Pyars
Nabeda
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