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UNIVERSITY
,VOL. XXVI.

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Singing Numbers to Re Fc
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Acts

Strollers, student dramatic or
ganization, has announced the cast
for their forthcoming piay, asn-loncM
or "Life In New York," and
have released rehearsal dates, and
ts
for those Inter
will hold
ested In singing or dancing numbers Saturday afternoon In Memorial hall at 3 o'clock.
The cast for the play Is as follows: Adam Trueman, Cliff Shaw;
v.
Gertrude, Irene Sparks; Mr.
Dossett Reld; Mrs. Tiffeny,
Jane Freeman; Colonel Howard,
Jesse Wlllmott; Zeke; George Kertt;
Twinkle. Carl Conner; Serlphina,
Elizabeth Ligon; Count Jillmatre,
Donald Irvine; Prudence, Elaine
Allison; and Mlllinette, Antlonette
Bergerone.

An Interesting exhibit of stamps
which has been loaned to th-- Unl
verslty by the Henry Clay Philatelle society will be displayed on
the ground floor of the University
library until May 10. The d'splay
was arranged by Dr. George K,
Brady, associate professor of Eng
lish.
Those who own stamps In th-- ex
hibit are: Dr. Carlton Thomas, Le-roy Keffer, Davlr B. Hunt, Oeorge
Egallte, Oeorge Whitlow, Lexlng
ton; Irving Horlne, Louisville;
Moses Fried, Flemingsburg;
and
Thomas Conway, Ashland.
There are s'amps from the Unit
ed States, Spain, Germany, Swed
en, Montenegro, Canada, Belgium
Chile, Eritrea, England and other
countries.
Among the unusual stamps on
display is one illustrating Darwin's
famous theory that man descended
from a monkey. This stamp shows
a man climbing down a tree. Also
odd are triangular stamps, stamps
on which are printed the China
Clipper,
New
the Normandie,
foundland dogs, and native women
of Martinique. The Queen Astrid
Memorial Issue, and stamps pictur
ing Elizabeth, Princess of York and
Edward VIII of England are only
few of the representations of
royalty.
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Secretary, Treasurer

Donald Rlester, Frankfort, Junior
in the College of Arts and Sciences
was reelected president of the
M. C. A. In the recent election held
April 7.
Other officers elected were: WllHam Leet, Lexington, vice-prdent; Mark Marlowe, Lexington.
recretary; and Rob3rt Frleberg, Des
Plaines, Illinois, treasurer.
The newly elected president Is
member of the senior cabinet of
the Y. M. C. A., Pitkin club, Alpha
Chi Sigma, chemistry honorary.
Leet, sophomore in the College of
Arts and 8clences, Is a member of
Delta Tau Delta, social fraternity,
Pitkin club, and a member of the
Senior cabinet of the Y. M. C. A,
Marlowe, Junior In the College
of Arts and Sciences, Is formof the Y. M. C. A
Pitkin club, Pryor
society, German club, and a member of the advisory board of the

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By A "Dirty Nose" COURSE AT U. K.
Students Get Out the Old
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By ODIS LEE HARRIS

Annual

Six Dav Period of

Training for M'nislers to
Re at University
April

20-2- 5

Spring fever Is here and the va
cation over. Now Is the time when NOTED CHURCHMEN
temperatures go up and grades go
TO BE LECTURERS
down.
You are entering the home
stretch of the semester. The next Course Is to Aid Rural and
six weeks wl.l determine whether
City Pastors In Parish
you win, place, or show, whether
Administration
you are Just an also ran, whether
you are a loo to 1 shot, or whether
Many churches are arranging to
you win by a nose usually a "dirty
defray the expenses of their pasnose."
short
Now Is the time when the best tors to attend the six-dgirl will seem more beautiful, and course for town and country pasthe boy friend more handsome, and tors at the University of Kentucky
both will wonder If professors are College of Agriculture, April
born old or If they are just Immune according to Dr. w. B. Nicholls.
who is cooperating with the Ken
to spring fever.
These are the "daisy days." Class tucky Rural Church council In
attendance will drop to a record planning the programs.
low and those that do attend will
City churches, in a number of in
be in a haze. The scent of the stances, announced they will send
fresh mown grass drifting In one or more country pastors to the
through the window increases the course, while many pastors will atIntoxication, and as the professor tend on scholarships furnished by
endeavors vainly to impress the Im their respective denominational
portance of cranberries as a food boards.
or show the correlation between
Guest lecturers for the week will
the number of hot dogs consumed be two nationally known church
In the United States and the num- men, Dr. Mark A. Dawber of Philaber of dots In a bottle of red Ink, delphia, who Is director of rural
the student highly inspired, al church work for the Methodist
though incapable, attempts to pour Episcopal church, and Dr. O. S.
out his soul in poetry.
Dobbins of the Southern Baptist
Whether it's Rhodes scholars or Theological seminary,
Louisville.
rogue scholars, the effect is the These men will daliver a series of
same. The warm sunshine puts lectures on problems facing town
new life in the bones. You want and country churches.
to skip and run, and even hand
The purpose of the course as an
springs are in order. You crave the
nounced by Dr. Nicholls is to give
outdoors. You can hike five miles training
and feel better than when you help fit and Instruction which will
town
country pastors
started, but you can't scrape up en- ana lay leaders and serve their comto
ergy enough to do a little studying and augment your inte.loct. No munities more effectively. Pastors
who attend will have an opportunyou're not lazy. It's Just spring ity to
knowledge
obtain first-hanfever, and the only cure is Doctor concerning some d
of the practical
Time.
and scientific phases of agriculture
A month from now you will be
okey. The poe.ry you have written and farm life. Another significant
advantage will be that of coming
will be lost, exams will be here,
your temperature will be down, and Into Intimate contact with national
you will be at the end of the home and state leaders of the various
denominations.
stretch nearing the judges stand

Dorothy Whalen, Lexington, Junior In the College of Arts and Sciences, was elected president of the
Young Women's Christian association at an election conducted by
the association on Tuesday, April 7,
In the basement of the Administration building.
Other officers who were elected
were:
Nell Nevins.
Lexington; secretary, Mary ElizaKoppius,
Lexington;
beth
and
DOROTHY WHALEN
treasurer, Margaret Redmond,
Dorothy Whalen, above, Kappa Paris.
The new president is a member
Delta social sorority and literary
of Kappa Delta social sorority, Is
editor of the Kernel, was elected
president of Chi Delta Phi, nation
by members of the University
al literary honorary, literary editor
Young Womens Christian assoof the Kernel, treasurer of the W.
ciation last week to take the post
of president of the organization A. C, was secretary of Cwens. is
"Fashions" Is a five-amember of Theta Sigma phi, nafor the school year of 1936-3- 7.
1840 era.
Anna
of the
tional journalism honorary, and Is
She will assume her duties ImMowatt, the author, has writCora
mediately.
the recipient of a Oulgnol key. She
ten many plays of this type.
was also a member of the Y. W.
"Fashions" enjoyed a long run in
C. A. Senior cabinet, as chairman
New York City.
Y. M. C. A.
of th-- Book group.
schedule Is: Friday
The rehearsal
Frieberg, sophomore In the col
Nell Nevins, the new vice-prnight, no practice; Saturday aftlege of Arts and Sciences, is
dent. Is a member of the Y. W. C.
ernoon, 6 o'clock; Sunday, 7 p. m.
A. Senior cabinet, is an editor of
stamps printed during the member of Delia Tau Delta social
Between the acts, songs of the c'ne
the University Bulletin, a member
war which were fraternity, Pitkin club, Univeristy
for used onn
period will be sung. Try-ou- ts
swimming team, chairman of the
of Theta Sigma Phi, Chi Delta Phi,
powders. In a
these parts will be heard In Me- wall case headache the main rcom Deputations committee, and a foot
Strollers, and Cwens. She is chairoutside
morial hall Saturday afternoon at
manager.
man of the Social Service group,
persons Greek air mall stamps printed In ball
3 p. m. In the event that
Selections to the advisory
and was a member of the Y. W. C.
attend pastel shades may be seen. Here will be announced at the board
are Interested, and cannot
A. Sophomore commission.
next
of a cent
also
they may have the stampis a
this rehearsal,
Mary
the
and a $1,000 stamp, the meeting of the Senior cabinet.
Kentucky secretary.Elizabeth Koppius,the Y.new
Louisville,
at a later
opportunity to try-oIs a member of
W.
by contacting Tommy Atkins smallest and largest denominations
date
Points Included in
C. A. Dutch Lunch club, and the
ever printed In the United States.
or Eleanor Randolph.
Y. W. C. A. Transfer club.
Itinerary
The
Sheets of stamps captioned "The
Miss Leila Bush Hamilton; Lextreasurer, Margarot Redmond, is a
show the personal
ington, will have charge of the ball Farley Follies"the Postmaster Gen
A four-da- y
concert tour. Includ member of the Y. W. C. A. Sophoof
room dances, featuring the Polka. favoritism
ing stops for programs In Louis- more commission and the World
when small souvenir sheets
Miss Mary Wood Brown, instructor eral issued. There are duck stamps
ville and five western Kentucky Fellowship group.
were
at Henry Clay, ana airector o which are required on licenses. The
Appointments to the Senior cab
points, has been scheduled for the
many successful plays will be in largest
Men's Glee club, It has been an- inet of the Y. W. C. A. will be ancharge of "Fashions." Costumes will ed, a and smallest stamps printmaybe without even a horse.
nounced In the next issue.
Canadian stamp, "The Royal May 8 Is Date Set for Annual nounced by the publicity depart- be In charge of Eleanor Davis
men. Prof. C. A. Lamport, head of
of A. W. William." first ship to cross the
stage will be In charge
Event; Invitations to
the department of itusic, will direct
Lowery, and lights in charge of At.antic by steam, British Jubilee
stamps and the Cardinal Mercler
Be Sent Out
the club, and business arrange
Morton Kelley.
Memorial issue.
ments will be handled by E. G. Sul- Next Week
Together wlih other stamps, Le-rzer, University publicity director.
Kef for has contributed several
The first program will be pre
Annual garden day will be held
unusual groups. Mr. Keffer obtains
sented at 11:55 a.m. Thursday bep. m.
the officials description of a U. S. at the8,University at 2place, Friday, fore the students of Shawnee High
accord
at Maxwell
stamp when Issued, clips the stamp May
Robert B. Clem,
through the stages of printing and ing to plans announced by a Joint school, Louisville. school and former Rev. George Heaton, Paducah First Practice Parade Starts
committee of the Lexington Gar principal of the
continues up to the finished prodMinister, Former
Tomorrow; White Shirts
University student, arranged the
uct. The arrangement is Instructive den club and the University.
to Me
Rand to There will be a regular meeting
Are Required;
date. Thursday night hte Glee club
N. R. Elliott, professor of land
as well as unique.
of Patterson Literary society at
Speaker
scape architecture and floriculture, will be heard at Owensboro High
Play.
Articles on Natural Resour7:30 o'clock Monday night in the
will preside at the program which school.
room of the Library.
Contracts, Alices, Law
The Rev. George D. Heaton. pas
will consist of some distinguished
On Friday morning the group will
The military department has staff
mony, Housing Are Feapeaker and a round table discus
Journey to Madlsonville where they tor of the First Baptist church of started preparation for the annual
An important meeting of the
sion by horticulturists on "Winter will be heard at noon In a program Paducah, will be the speaker a military field day, which is to be
tures of March Issue
Injuries to Plants and Shrubs and before the Kiwanis club, and at 2:3U the general convocation today du; May 26. The first practice parade for Student Council will be held at 4
a. m. Monday in the office of the
ing tne third hour.
What to Do About It."
p. m. before the student body of
"With the spectacle of several
the second and first battalions will
The guests will tour the Univer
High school, their ly The Rev. Mr. Heaton was former be April 18 at 11 a. m. and April 23 Dean of Men.
Madlsonville
states competing for 'divorce busithe pastor of the Felix Memorial
sity botanical gardens and will be parents, and friends. That night
ness' and its accompanying flow of
at 10 a. m.. respectively. Uniforms
All members and pledges of Keys
entertained with a tea at Maxwell the organization will appear at Mor- - Baptist church in Lexington. in Last for these parades will consist of the
Election of Officers and
outside gold, the question of aliyear he led the Pitkin club
t'.
are asked to be at the Lafayette
place by Dr. and Mrs. McVey. In- ganfleld High school in a concert.
mony after a decree of divorce renblouse and a white shirt.
Forums Are Features vitations will be sent out next week.
weekly discussions conducted b'
service asdered on constructive
The band, under the direction of hotel at 6 o'clock Sunday nicht
Saturday afternoon Sturgis High the organization. For the last few
of Third Annual Cnvention
sumes a prominence greater than
Captain Criswell. will play for the for initiation.
program,
and years he has been very active in
school will hear a
of Organization
at any time since the birth of ex
Saturday night the club will pre young people's work. His subject battalions. Drum majors are StockStrollers will meet Tuesday aftparte divorces In American
sent a concert at Paducah which for the convocation will be "Want ton and Benlson.
McCaffary,
Miss Edweena
of
Appointments of cadet sergeants, ernoon In the Administration builda few years more than a Covington,
lil be sponsored Jointly by Augus- - ed, Great Believers."
ing, room 4, at 4 o'clock. All mem- at St. Eliza
dietitian
century aoro," says Robert B.
Rev. Heaton was Invited to the by Colonel Brewer, for the year are:
a Tilchman High school and the
was
campus by the Baptist
Regimental Sergeant Major Harry Ders must be present.
of the University of Alabama beth hoslptal, Kentucky dieteicpresi
as Rev. George Heaton, Paducah University of Kentucky Alumni as Union of the university, andStudent Bullock; Battalion Sergeant Madent of the
he will
School of Law, In an article on
sociation.
Tuesday morning at the
be the guest speaker at a banquet jors, M. M. Vice and David Flan
"AUmonv after a Decree of Divorce sociation
Students are requested not to
Pastor, to Make PrinciTwenty-ni- ne
members of the club given by
Evi third anual meeting, held at the
on Constructive
them tonight.
Rendered
double park on the north side of
ders; Staff Sergeants, Richard But
ill make the tour. Besides Pro
pal Address
Agriculture building, April 14 and
dence," in the March Issue of the 15.
ler. James Barton, Balfour Con- - Euclid avenue across from the
Covey, of Lexing
fessor Lampert and Mr. Sulzer, Lee
gymnasium and in front of the
Kentucky Law Journal, edited by ton, Miss Grace the U. S. Veterans'
nell, Edgar Deats, Basil Gilbert,
The Baptist Student Union will Crook will accompany he group to 4-- II
dietitian of
University of Kentucky law stu hospital,
Sidney Kelly, Earl Martin, Thomas Art Center. Although the street
president- present George D. Heaton, pastor appear on each program as violin
was named
Nichols, James Norvell, Thomas has been widened here, double
dents.
elect, and Miss Lilly Kohl, of Rich- of the First Baptist church of Pa- soloist. Mr. Crook may be heard
parking will not be permitted
Riley, and Robert Stivers.
Other leading articles in the mond, director of the cafeteria at ducah, as the speaker at the annual from the Unlversitly radio studios
and any offender will be reMarch Issue of the Law Journal in- Eastern State Teachers college, was spring banquet to be held ot 6 of WHAS each Wednesday as direc
The Junior Hall of Fame, a group
ported to the police station.
o'clock Friday, April 17, In the Uni- tor of the Musical Miniatures en of ten students In the College of
clude "The Right of a State to Re elected
strict Exportation of Natural Re
Other officer chosen were Miss versity commons, who will speak semble. Mary Louise McKenna, so Agriculture who are winners of
There will be a Joint meeting of
H
club
in
source," by Dr. W. Lewis Roberts, Mary H. Gillespie, of Independ- on the topic, "Our Home Is in the prano, another University radio state championships
the old and new Senior cabinets of
law professor at the University of ence, Kenton county home demon-statio- n Deep."
star, will appear In solo capacity. projects, was announced this week.
the YWCA at 8 o'clock Monday
The program will also include a and with the addition of Mary Ele- The members and the projects in
Kentucky: "The American Law in
agent, secretary, and Miss
The University of Kentucky's
stitute's Restatement of the Law of Sunshine Colley, of Pineville, Bell short address by Betty Stewart, and anor Clay and Stanley Elizabeth which they excelled are as follows: "Best Band in Dixie" will appear night, April 20, In Patterson hall.
with Ken- - county home demonstration agent, music presented by university stu Clay will comprise a vocal trio that
James B. Thornton, Owen coun- In the Derby Festival parade at
Contracts Annotated
dents. Miss Stewart, an alumnae of
ucky Decisions Continued" by Dr. treasurer.
There will be a Block and Bridle
ill be a feature of the program. ty, sheep; Louis Hartung, Jefferson Louisville April 29.
University of Kentucky, Is an
meetings
were held the
county, poultry; Minnie Ruth Pyle,
Sectional
Roy Moreland. law professor at the
at
It will be one of the forty bands meeting Ag 7:15 p. m. Monday night
outstanding worker among BapUniversity of Kentucky, and "Hous. during the morning on the four
building. All members
In the
ChrLstian county, canning; Mickey present at this iccasion.
tist student groups of the state and
by major phases of the work of the
ing
Malone. Campbell county, foods;
in Kentucky,"
The spring tour or tne u. k. are urged to be present as there
has particularly endeared herself
They were
Byron Pumnhrev, Lexington attor- Kentucky association.
Charlotte Sanders, Garrard county, band, which was to take place April will be an election of officers for
the local group.
baby beef; Noma Arnold. Jefferson
ney and University
of Kentucky led by Dr. Statla E. Erlkson, head to Formerly one of Lexington s out
10 and 11, was cancelled due to the ensuing year.
of the home economics department
county, room Improvement; ureta the quarrantine for spinal meningraduate.
standing ministers, Mr. Heaton was
and Miss Edith Grundmeier, of the very popular among university stuMoss, Kenton county, clothing; A. gitis which affected some of the
The Independent damond ball
same department; Miss Nellie E.
Percy Adair, Bourbon county, swine; counties in which the concerts were team please report to the Girl's soccounty, to be given.
Louisville, of the Ken- dents and was the leader of the
Bandeen, of
Ralph Overfield, Henderson
cer field, behind the girl's dormitucky Baptist hospital, and Miss Pitkin club.
corn: and Alton Napier, Allen countory, for practice tomrorow afterMarie C. Wiggington, of Louis-vilk- ;,
PROFS ON TRIP
Law Seniors Present Annual ty, tobacco.
noon at one o'clock. Burt Levi.
of the Norton Infirmary.
COOPER ADDRESSES ROTARY
Argument
Miss Katherine Mitche.l, of ChiSPEAK
E. A.
SUTHERLAND TO
Dean W. E. Freeman, Prof.
All girls Interested in the W.A A
liench of Court of ApFairs Will He Given Lucky cago, president of the American
Dean Thomas P. Cooper, dean of
Bureau, J. S. Groker, Ben Rag-lan- d
Whose Names Are Dieteic association, was the prin the College of Agriculture, was
peals.
R. Sutherland, instruc
Persons
Prof. W.
and Asa W. Adkins left yes- dance club will please meet at 4 p.
cipal speaker at the annual ban- the principal speaker at the weekly
tor in the English department, will terday morning to attend the Stu- m. Monday afternoon at the WomDrawn from Hox
gym.
quet held at the University Com- meeting of the Paris Rotary club.
of the
The following students from the address the Kentucky Speech Arts dent Branch conference Electrical en's
mons, discussing, "The Work of the Wedensday, held at the Windsor
Institute of
enlor class of the College of Law, association at the Seelbach hotel m American
Phillip Morris cig- Association."
The makers of
hotel. His subject was "Soil Con- represented the school In the an- Louisville today on the subject Engineers. The conference will be
It Is very important that all
Agarettes are now holding a contest
members of Dutch Lunch club atservation Act."
nual argument before th3 Court of "High School Speech Trahilng and held April 18 to 18 at Clemson
cigarettes are PRYOR ANNOUNCES
by which 1.250 free
ricultural college.
tend the meeting at noon today in
Appeals April 15. at 9:30 a. m . the Speech Contests."
given to the persons whose names
Patterson hall. New officers will be
hole bench sitting: jonn Ueyer,
NEW DISCOVERIES
Drug store,
are drawn at Dunn's
elected.
Ml RKAY IS HONORED
Elkhart, Indiana, Town Hall, Mc
All-Campcorner of Maxwell
located on the
W. Pryor, professor emeri
Dowell. Kentucky. Char.le Tignor,
Dr.
and South Limestone on April 28th, tus of J.
Dr. Frank Murray, acting dean
Hindman, Kentucky, and Joe Wilanatomy and physiology, re
The Baptist Student Union will
p. m.
at 4
of the College of Law, has been apliams, Guthrie. Kentucky.
have an open houe at 5:30 p. m.,
cently announced a new technique
All student of the-- University are of differentiating Identical and fra
The question for argument in pointed chairman of a committee
Sunday, In the Woman' building.
perelitble. and to enter have only to ternal Individuals by means oi x- on cooperation with state and local
volved a suit in K 'ntucky on
Ralph Polly, 20, University
This committee
put their name, address, and classi- ray ossification. The new method,
There will be an
sonal Judgment secured In another bar associations.
freshman, who received a fractenCandidates for the
fication on the back of an empty developed by Doctor Pryor alter
ate upon service by publication. appointed by the Association of dance at 8 o'clock tonight in the nis team are asked to freshman the
tured vertebra in h' neck when
report for
of
package of Phillip Morris cigar- many years of research, was made
Alumni gym. Andy Anderson's
he Court rendered a 3 decision American Law Schools, consists
feet from a horizon6
he fell
first practice at 3 p. m today, on
appellees, representdeans and faculty members of vaettes.
public for the first time at a meetorchestra will play, and the adtal bar In the Gym annex on In favor of theand Williams.
the University courts
rious accredited schools and works
ed by Tignor
mission price will be 25 cents.
before the
morning
The first seven persons' names ing of the Fayette County Medical
Tuesday
The argument marked the end of with the accredited schools and Following the dance given
drawn will be given 60 cigarettes association.
spring holidays, ha returned to
The head of all Art and
several weeks of preparation, In sta'e and local bar associations in
The process la claimed to not hi home on 433 Breckinridge
there will be three mora ence College department will Scieach; the eighth person 100 cigameet
cluding two preliminaries. In which matter of mutual Interest, such at
dances, on April 34,
rette, the ninth and tenth persons only add to the evidence as to the street and 1 reported to be Imfor a "Dutch Dinner" at the Welfor
some 22 students engaged, from the bar examinations, qualification
nature of the Individual of multiMay
and May IS.
300 cigarette tacit, while the elevnicely.
proving
lington
Arms Tuesday
evening,
above four representative were se admission and o'her matter perenth person will receive 400 cigar ple births, but also In many cases
I April 21, at 6:30 o'clock.
taining to legal education.
lected.
to furnish positive proof.
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THE KENTl'CKV KERNEL
with Jane Downs In Shel- byville.
Mary and Myra Wllmoth had as
their guest for the vacation hnll-dnBettv Bewlnv.
Betsy Allen Is 111 at the hospital
In Paris.
Mamie Maddnx will attend a series of spring formnls at the Uniber of Kappa Delta. Mr. Hanna versity of Virginia this week-enwas graduated from the university
Delta 7ta
In the class of 1935; he was an
Virginia
Murrell
and Marian
Alpha Oamma Rho.
Mehler went to Louisville Thursday with the Girls' Olee club.
Giltner Heard
Katy
and Hollls HudMrs. Frank Carleton Oiltner, dle haveWoodbum Louisville for
gone to
the
Eminence, announces the engageweek-en- d
ment of her daughter, Martha Elis- convention. to attend the K. E. A.
abeth, to Mr. Thomas Megular
Marr Neal Waldon visited at her
Beard, Phelbyvllle.
home Thursday.
Miss Oiltner Is a university senior and Chi Omega.
Rlmta Chi
Lambda Lambda of Sigma Chi
Williams Mart
announces the election of the folWilliams, Chicago, lowing officers: social chairman,
Mrs. Bet-sannounces the marriage of her John Toohey; publicity chairman,
daughter, Florelne Victoria, to Mr. Willis Jones; Intramural manager
Edward Marr, son of Mr. and Mrs. and assistant. Charles Justice and
John Edward Marr, Hamilton, Fred Biingardner: Interfraternlty
Ohio. The wedding took place In council representative, Herman Dot-so- n.
December. 193S, In Louisville.
Bettve Murph" and Mary Lou
The bride Is a frmer university
student and a member of Kappa Henderson were dinner guests Wednesday evening.
Delta,
The chanter Mothers' club will
After July 1 the young couple will
be at home In Hamilton where Mr entertain the members and their
Marr will Interne at Mercy hos- dates with a buffet dinner Sunday
evening at the house.
pital.

Alpha Tau Omegas Will
Celebrate Founders ' Day
Kvcnt

lie Marked by
Rusincm, Social
Meetings
Will

Kentucky Mu Itoa of Alpha Tau
Omega will celebrate
rounders'
Day today with a series of business
meetings and social functions. The
feature of the day will be a banquet at 6:30 o'clock at the Lafayette hotel.
The principal speaker will be
Reverend Paul R. Hlckok, Newark,
N. J. Mr. Hlckok was the Installing
officer of the local chapter In 1909.
He served as national president of
the fraternity for eight years and
for the past four years has held
the office If national
Mr. James May, professor In the
College of Engineering, will preside as toastmaster. Other persons
on the program Include John
Clem Howard and John
Wlllmott.
Following the banquet a business
session will be held at the hotel.
At the conclusion of this meeting
there will be a reception at the
chapter house. All friends of the
fraternity are Invited.

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ANNUAL SESSION
Sixty Members of UK Faculty in Attendance; President McVev. Ie.tn Taylor
lo Make Addresses
Approximately

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Pin: Ada Dougherty. Falmouth;
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Ruth Johnston, Cincinnati; Mary and Is an Alpha Tau Omcira. City
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Bvrd Kendall. Cvnthiana: Frances Kioping, Carrollton: Betsv Miv,
Atlanta. Gn.. and Elizabeth
Kansas City, Mo.

Prath-c.-

the annual initiation banquet
that n'.cnt at the Phoenix
hotp, the- regular awards were
mndf to the pledce with the hlch-escholarship and to the one chosen by the active chapter as having
been the most outstanding. Ruth
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Delia Tan Delia
Nantz, Niagara Falls,
Johnston received a silver loving N.Mr. David
Y a charter member of Delta
cup for the highest standing, and ;
Elizabeth Lleon was awarded a Epsilon chapter, was a visitor at
ring bearing the.K. D. crest for the the house Tuesday.
Mrs. W. A. Skeltnn is spending
Mary
most outstanding pledge.
Jane Bralv, who was second for several days In Washington.
both places, was given an award.
Chi .Omega
Mary Lou Stark was the holiday
Tri Delt Election
guest of Kay Kennady at her home
Delta Rho of Delta Delta Delta in Ellzabethtown.
announces the election of the
Martha Ammerman spent the
new officers: Jeanne Short,
Carolyn Hurst,
president;
Winnie Tate, secretary;
Anne Lang, treasurer; Wanda Berry, chaplain; Nancy Dyer, marshal:
Josephine Lee. librarian; Margaret
Young, historian; Polly Dawson,
secretary; Kathefr-in- e
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