1930–31 Volume 55 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETA January, 1931in keeping with the occasion. The committeewas composed of Murphy, Evans,and Rock. Donald Davidson, '29, KennethBlackford, '29, Donald Waechter,'30, Emery Rubey, '30 were present.Chapter Visitor: Mark Bradford,traveling secretary was a chapter visitor.Alumni Personals: John Blackford,'30, is employed iii Iowa City. FloydBarber, '30 has been a guest of the housewhile he has been taking his state examinationin Pharmacy.HUGH MURPHYIowa Gamma, Iowa State CollegeChapter House Improvement: A newwater heater has been installed.Campus Activities: Folckmer was initiatedin T B II, honorary engineeringfraternity. Doyle has been pledged Scabbardand Blade. Lindgren was nominatedin the representative men contestheld each year by the college. BrothersWeld and Cross are getting in shape forthe first varsity swimming meet in January.Feroe is sure of a place on thehandball team which has become a varsitysport for the first time this year.Chesbrough has been practicing daily onIowa State's newly organized polo team.Phikeias Stark, Shoemaker, Miller, andRussell are out for prep basketball. Hollandand Drake are representing thefreshmen on the frosh tank squad. PhikeiaStark received a numeral award andMurphy an honorable mention at theclose of the prep football season.Social Activities: A dance was held atthe chapter house December 5. A fastmoving stagline and a snappy band assistedin making the evening a success.Plans have been completed for our annualformal which will be held at theSheldon-Munn on February 7.Chapter Visitors: Mark Bradford, assistantsecretary, visited the chapter forthree days.Alumni Personals: J. M. Hall, '30, isnow working with the landscape architecturedepartment at Iowa State College.LOUDON J. DOYLEKansas Alpha, University of KansasChapter House Improveme'itts: Thenew steps in front of the chapter househave been completed along with a retainingwall.[296]Campus Activities: Meuser is goingto Atlanta for the meeting of the associated,student councils. Jeffery has beenselected as one of the student representativesto the national student facultyconference meeting in Detroit. Meuserand Rankin have been appointed to thejoint committee on student affairs, Rankin,Sangster, Smith, Rice, and Bartlettwere selected as chairmen of theircounty clubs. Bishop, W. Johnson, andK. Johnson are out for varsity basketball.Chambers and Bowman have reportedfor freshman basketball. Jefferywas a member of the Dad's Day dinnercommittee.Chapter Visitors: R. N. Confer, Amherst;Donald Little, '29; Dick Brewster,'27; Willard Pierce, '22; W. H. Waugh,'15; C. J. McCoy, '09.Alumni Personals: R. H. Carpenteris division engineer of the Missouri PacificR.R. at Poplar Bluffs, Missouri.John W. Brand is attending WashburnLaw School—address 1717 W. FifteenthStreet, Topeka, Kansas. Paul R. Wardis attending Washburn Law School andis located at 1501 Jewell, Topeka. E, J.Grovier, Jr., is with the Grovier-StarrCommission Company at Liberal, Kansas.Joe Byrd Butler is night clerk ofthe Vinita Oklahoma Hotel. LieutenantKomad C. Beck of Hutchinson, Kansas,was married to Mildred Lucille Bell atSt. Louis, Missouri, September 8. Theywill reside at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. C.H. Smith is commerce department managerof radio station WWNC, Asheville,North Carolina, Box 342. John L. Hachettis manager of the Fisk InvestmentCompany, 206 Fisk Building, Amarillo,Texas. E. L. Heidenreich, Jr., civil engineerwith the New York Trap RockCorporation, 252 Wata Street, Newburgh,New York. G. H. Playton is locatedat Riggs-Playton Company, 321 PostalBuilding, Portland, Oregon. H. M.Breindenthal, '06, died at Kansas City,Missouri, October 15 of heart failure.J. P. Guillet is manager of Fred Harveyat the Union Depot, Wichita, Kansas.Carl G. Logan and family have returnedto Kansas City, Missouri, and reside at1105 West 37th Street. Mr. and Mrs.Tom Crosby of Topeka announce thebirth of a second daughter October 31.Roland E. Boynton was elected Attorney-General of Kansas. W. L. White ofEmporia and T. M. Van Cleve of KansasCity, Kansas, were elected to the legisla-