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our deep regrets of leaving and to
say goodbye to oiu assclatcs and to
Tonsorial Artists Extraordinary
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the members of he faculty who
These arc the things that I shall have graciously givm ug wise counACROSS Till: CAMi'US
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sel during these yars.
not forget,
When the day's work Is done;
To the new cdn-r- , wo extend our
The little kindnesses I may have most sincere com ratulatlons and
good will.
shown
To any one;
The burdens that I may have helpThcta Sigma Tan held an eleced to bear
tion of ofliccrs at it, regular meetThroughout the day,
ing Wednesday night Miss CaroFor comrades walking with ine lyn Foxworth of Lexington, was recently elected president and Miss
down the way.
Alice Mae Durllng of New York, was
Not one regret that I had done too elected
and social
much.
chairman.
Where there was much to do,
Uut this I know, when the long
CALENDAR
hours pass
YES MA'AM
In swift review,
Friday, April 10:
I shall look back and wish that I
State Arbor Day.
19.11 SPRING WELCOME
had done
High school week continued.
Oh, so much more.
University council meeting at 4
When I turn in at evening to my o'clock at the president's office.
We'll loan you an Ansco Camera
door.
Saturday, April 11:
absolutely FREE to use our all
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Last day of High School week.
weather Films and try our Ko- - Y
April has cornel and with her
Track meet, University vs. Unit,ilk nn'sn'nK- - A Kood picture
gladness, sunshine and blue skies versity of Louisville.
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sadness,
to
she also
Theta formal dance at
cvery time.
, V but withusthis Issue ofbringspaper the Phi Deltagymnasium from 9 until
for
the
the Men's
editor of this column ends four 12 o'clock.
Jbrief years of happy association on
Sunday, April 12:
The Kernel staff.
Vesper Services at 4 o'clock In
We take this opportunity to voice Memorial hall.
Faculty club tea at 5 o'clock at
the club rooms of McVey hall.
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play.
Mr, Wilson Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Wilson of Lexington and
was a student at the university
where he was a member of the Phi
Delta Thcla social fraternity
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Sorority Ilnslovt at Luncheon
The Alpha Delta Thcta sorority
were hostesses at an Informal
luncheon last Thursday at the Canary Cottage In honor of a few
Glad to See
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FRATERNITY
members of the Gamma chapter at
Cincinnati who were visiting In the
You
Mr. Cameron Colfman spent the
After the luncheon,
holidays with friends in Lewlsburg, 'i city. were taken for a tour of the
guests
the
W. Va.
Blucgrass.
Miss Eleanor Smith was In Louis- - '
vltlc during the Easter vacation.
Form the habit of stopping at
Miss Eunice Jane Denton spent
our place. We're glad to have
a few days last week with Miss
you anil have the best line of
Louise Mason at her home.
merchandise to nil your every
Hobson Is
Miss Mary Sidney
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Let us fill those prc- H need.
spending the week at the Chi
serlptlons. GKT THE LEX.
Omega house.
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Miss Christine Johnson was visit5$
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Miss Martha Adams has returned
At Mmc and Vine Sis.
from a visit to Brandenburg.
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Miss Anna May Lewis and Jus5 ON YOUR WAY TO TOWN
tine White went to Miss White's
home in Huntington last week, and
s Lexington Drug
then on to Annapolis to attend the E)Ul7 V. Maxwell
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Easter dances,
Miss Ellen Goode went to Miss
Polly Reese's home at Gallatin,
Tcnn., to spend the vacation.
Miss Eugenia Beck spent last
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Miss Mary Elizabeth Brothers has
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and Virginia Heady, Ashland.
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Tea for Faculty and Staff Members
Pres. and Mrs. FranK u. Mcvey
entertained with a most enjoyable
tea. Wednesday, at Maxwell Place
for the members of the staff and
faculty of the university.
The house was attractively decorated with spring flowers and lighted candles and about one hundred

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A sandwich, a soda and a walk is a health tip
that is guaranteed to wot!:.
Light foods are healthful and prevent that afternoon drowsiness that comes from over eating.
For luncheon today, or any other time stop at
our modern fountain and try a sandwich,
vl.id or any of our delicious fountain foods.

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following
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beautifully engraved has been
hero:
Mr. George L. Zlnk
has the honor to announce the
marriage of his daughter
Annette Marie
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Mr. Cecile H. Davis
on Thursday,
of January
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Miss Mary Virginia Willis,
Mr nnH Mrs. John Weslev Per
Ashland, Ky., and Mr. Frank Frazee
Wilson of Lexington, were married kins of Williamsburg, Kentucky,their
tht nnirapnmnnt of
daughter, Olivia Moss, to Mr. John
Chas. A. McATEE
Francis Brisbln or Lansing, Micni- 103 S. Limestone
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WANTED!
Miss Perkins was graauaiea irom
WOODLAND SHOP
the University of Kentucky and
Models for Fashion
Girls for
507 EAST HIGH ST.
took her Master's Degree from 'the
Show and Beauty Revue to be
University of Michigan and is now
Phone: Ash. 5640
held In Lcxincton, Thursday,
a candidate for the Doctor of Phil
April 16th. Must be at least 5
feet 4 inches tall, sood looking osophy Degree In History at the
J. D. MORRIS' SHOP
University or Micnigan. sne is a
how to wear clothes.
and know
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member of Alpha XI Delta, social
If interested, send photograph
fraternity, and or pni Beta, proand details to
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Mr. Brisbin is the son of Mr. and
UNIVERSITY P. O.
Mrs. James D. Brisbin of Lansing.
He was graduated from the Michigan State College, studied law at
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Master's Degree from the University of Michigan. Mr. Brisbln is now
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ALWAYS
a candidate for the Doctor of
Philosophy Degree in International
Law at the University of Michigan.
He is a member of Phi Delta, social
fraternity, and Phi Kappa Phi and
Tau Sigma, honorary scholastic fraternities.
The wedding Is to be solemnized
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early summer.
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The Alpha Delta Thcta Mothers'
club will meet at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the chapter house.
Officers of the organization will
be elected and other Important
matters will bo discussed.

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guests called during the afternoon.
Tuesday, March 31, In Louisville.
Miss Mary Virginia Hallcy preThe brklc was a Junior at the
mar- sided at the tea tabic and was asuniversity at the time of her
riage and was a member of Delta sisted In pouring tea by Miss VirDelta Delta social sorirlty. This ginia Boyd and Miss Mary Stewart
.season she was chosen by Earl Newman.
Carroll as the most beautiful woFour members of the sophomore
man at the university. She Is very honorary fraternity served. They
charming and has manv friends on were; Miss Lois Ncal, president;
Miss Mary Elizabeth Price, Miss
Mary O'Brien, and Miss Ruth
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