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Pearl Morgan Thurmand, of
Franklin, Ky., an alumna of the University of Kentucky, was in Lexington Saturday. Mrs. Thurmond came
to be present at the initiation of Phi
Upsilum Omicrom, of which she is a
member.
Miss

Phi Upsilum Omicrom, honorary
Home Economics fraternity, conducted its initiation services Saturday afternoon at the home of Dean Thomas
P. Cooper. Miss Bess Rowe, of St.
Paul, Minn., national officer of the fraternity, was here for the initiation and
a banquet was given in her rhonor at
the Lafayette hotel Saturday night.
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Keys and Thirteen Pledge New Men
Beautiful .pledge services were held
last Saturday at the Keys and Thirteen dance, which was given by the
active members of both chapters in
the Armory at the University, and the
following men were taken into the two
Keys James McFar-lanorganizations:
Charles Hughes, Joe Walters,
James Chapman, Al Kirwan, John
Mihvard, James
Dabncy, Emmctt
Pearson and C O. Warren. Thirteen
William Tate, William Embry, Tom
Turner
Ballcntinc, James Darnell,
Gregg, Marian Gorman, James Reed,
Sam Caldwell, Karl Rohs, J. A. Estcs,
Wayne Foust, Ralph Borcn and Layman Mays.
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The Seventh Annual Convention of
the South Central States Food, Feed
and Drug Officials Association will
be held along with that of the Central States Food, Drug and Dairy Officials Association May 1, 2, 3 and 4,
Several incn, repreat Louisville.
senting the University of Kentucky
will be at this meeting.

mands. I suppose it is true that we,
and University."
the Association
Jay L. Chambers, superintendent of of the teaching profession, arc more
apt to kcc,p in close touch with the
city schools, Providence, Ky.
University and its work and I heartily
agree with you (that such should be the
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H. Ben Orr, is sales manager with case. I believe quite a large percentage
he Armstrong Cork and Insulation of our seniors will come to Lexington
Company, 808 Powers building, Ro- next fall.
"The editorial in the Kernel of
chester, N. Y.
March 28, entitled "Develop the
"I know there are thousands of Church Habit," might well have been
d
Kentucky alumni 'shouting from the based on conditions here. Good,
ministers, might do much in
housetops' over the stadium drive
That's towns of tins size to modify bad imlaunched at the University.
all that was needed; just start the ball pressions left, in most instances, by
rolling and it will go over in great visiting ministers and evangelists. I
style. This is the beginning of the shall do all in my power to keep the
march onward for the University that relationship between the University,
will carry into the centuries. Although the Alumni Association and the public
Dayton does not have an alumni club school system as close as possible."
Ky.
we have a few memjbers here who are Oscar C. Rackc, Providence,
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broad-minde-

Wednesday morning Dr. L. A.
Brown, in charge of the public service laboratories, Kentucky Agriculturand Edwin
al Experiment Station,
Gott, bacteriologist in the laboratories,
wil speak on "The B Coli count of
milk, using Endo's Medium as an index of the sanitary conditions, in the ready
supd
to give their
production and handling of dairy
port for this edifice, I'm sure. Would
like to know just what is expected,
whether there will be boxes for sale
Eugene L. Jackson, vegetable histol-ogis- t,
earlier planned, and also a list of
Feeding Stuffs Department, as
alumni living here and you may rest
Experiment
Agricultural
Kentucky
assured they will receive personal inStation, is to speak to the convention
terview from either E. M. Walter '15,
Value of the Vegetable
about "The
writer." Fred Luker, Box 137,
adul- or the
Histologist in the detection of
Y. M. C. A., Dayton, Ohio.
teration of food, feed, drugs, and feed"Please change my address o Evans- morning,
ing stuffs," on Thursday
ville, Ind. I want the Kernel espeMay 3.
cially." Mrs. R. E. Phillips (Kathleen Oglcsby.)
J. D. Turner, head of the Deparment
of Feeding Stuffs, Kentucky Agricul
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tural Experiment Station, has for his
"In the short time that I have been
in Kentopic, "Labeling of feeds
tucky and difficulty of adoption of uni away from 'the University I have come
it
form standards," which he will give to realize more than ever, all that
cans to me. It certainly is gratify
Thursday afternoon. Mr. Turner is a
member of the executive committee of ing to know that I can depend on the
the South Central States Food, Feed, University and Alumni Association for
help and advice when the occasion de- and Drug Officials Association.

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SENIORS
Pay your class dues at once to Julia
Willis, Edith Alexander, Dan Baugh,
Clyde Davidson, Raymond Arnold,
James Humphrey, William Kirtley or
Clifford Davidson.
We still owe $1700 on the Annual
which is long past due. Less than 40
per cent of the class have paid their
dues. It is as much your duty as it is
any Senior's to see that the class meets
its financial obligations.
Don't wait to be asked two or three
times. The students trying to collect
dues have to attend classes the same as
any one else.
Clifford Davidson,

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to the man who loves to seek the
quantity. He is the kind of laboratory worker who ventures into untried fields of experiment, rather than the man who tests materials.
Industry, has need of both types, but of the
former there is a more pressing demand.
College men may have been discouraged from
pursuing pure research. In this highly practical
age it may seem there is little room for work
which does not have an immediate dollars and
cents application. But such is not the case.
The pure research man is the pathfinder. With'
out him our fountain of knowledge would dry up.
His findings in themselves may be uncommercial,
but they .establish a field for others to develop.
Vol ta worked out the crude voltaic pile unimportant until other men improved and applied
it. And so with Papin in the field of steam, or
Lavoisier in chemistry.
Men of the inquiring slant of mind, stick to your
last. In post graduate study, on the faculty, in the
laboratory of some industrial organization, there
will always be an "X" to baffle other men and call
for the keenest thought of you blaaers of the trail.

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The White Mathematics Club met
at 3:45 Thursday, April 19, in Room
305 of the Physics
Building. Miss
Tomie Broaiton lajske on the cissoitj
osYDiocles and Mr. W. R. HutoherMa
described the conchoid of 9futt

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The following beautiful invitations
with gold seal embossed on top, have
been issued to many friends of Kappa
Sigma fraternity:
Beta Nu
of
W. G. Campbell, a graduate of the
Kappa Sigma
University of Kentucky and formerly
Saturday, April twenty-eightemyployed in the Feed Stuffs Depart
Phoenix Hotel
ment at the Kentucky Agricultural
Eight thirty, Experiment Station, and now acting
Dancing
Formal
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chief of the Bureau of Chemistry,
United States Department of Agricul
NOTES ture, Washington, D. C, is to make
an address to the Convention, Friday
morning, May 4.
The Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A.
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BETWIXT US
April 13, in the reception room of the
boys' dormitory, proved to be a great
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success.
In spite of the bad weather condi
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tions, a large group of students gath
Mrs. Harvey R. Livesay, formerly
ered together and had a jolly time. The
program consisted for the most part Margaret T. Bird, is living at Fort
of games, after which sandwiches, Sam Houston, Texas. Her husband is
cakes and punch were served. The a Captain, Medical Corps, U. S. A.
They have a daughter, Martha Jane
party lasted until 10:30.
Livesay.
Address, Laboratory, 8th
A joint meeting of the Y. M. C. A Corps Area, Fort Sam Houston,
and Y. W. C. A. was held Sunday, San Antonio, Texas.
April 22, in the reception room of Pat"I am glad to note the spirit of loyterson Hall. Dr. Noe was the speaker alty and
that is rapidly
of the evening. The program also in University and among the alumni and
eluded special music. After the service I would do anything within my power
a social was given and refreshments to give the University a greater spirit
of
served.
and interest. Prob
ably you will be interested to know
Daddy Zerfoss will speak at the that several days ago, Capt. A. L.
regular Y. W. C. A. meeting in Pat- Donan '07, Willard Barrows '12, and
terson Hall Sunday, April 29. There I, planned for a meeting of all students
will be special music given by Miss of the University who live in this
Mary Catherine Daniels.
(Webster) county, to organize a local
alumni club. We are having a splen
Oh, Girls, Lookl The Y. W. C. A. did response and expect to report a
is giving a hike Saturday, April 28. good meeting. We expect soon to
have an active club, ready to co
Come and enjoy the fun.
operate in every way with the plans of

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