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Caption: UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 28
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University of Illinois Library School W Wulfkoetter Goodal hvtii> E. Strahlcr. Esther Nichols, Mary rieien James, fcna Oertli iwVT^ W. Crumrine, Hel lary dan, and Gertrude e [ustice, Else Newcomer, Jblizaoetn j o Oklahoma—Illinois alumni and former students had a special table r\:~~*« \iicr^llanv nf the Oklahoma Library Association on th* ft Library, Norman; Grace Campbell, Oklahoma Agricultural and Methane 1 OflD • College Library, Stillwater; Lee Nix, District Supervisor of WPA Libra* Project, McAlester; Lee Spencer, Oklahoma Baptist University Librarv Shawnee; Ernestine Harris, Bacone College Library, Muskogee; and Winnie Arnold, Public Library, Stillwater. Other alumni and former students who were present at other sessions of the Oklahoma Library Association were: Mrs. Mary Hays Marable and J. R. Rader of the University of Oklahoma Library, Norman; Bess Stewart, Carnegie Library, Oklahoma City; Roy Holleman, Addie E. Smith, Margaret Walters and Icelle E. Wright, Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College Library, Stillwater ; and Orva Henkins, Public Library, Stillwater.—WINNIE ARNOLD South Dakota—There were eleven Illini attending the State library Association meeting, and ten of them were present at an informal get-together luncheon at the Sylvan Lake Hotel in Custer State Park on October 14. N n oe of our group had been present at the San Francisco meeting so we were glad to have your news about the Windsor Fund. Mr. Stallings and I had attended Summer School so we had lots of Illinois news to pass on to the rest. Those j | present were: Chester H. Linscheid, Harris D. Stallings, Ella Mclntire, Lora 1 E. Crouch, Delia M. Haft, Ruby H. Mauch. Ruth E. Bergman, Mary F. Parmelee, Maud R. Carter and Caroline Orvis.—Lois CROUCH Tri-State Meeting—Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin held a meeting at Milwaukee, but there was such a crowd and such a multiplicity of meetings that it was impossible to have a satisfactory Illinois reunion. At the Banquet, Michigan and Illinois shared a table. At the end of the dinner the Chairman asked Alumni of various schools to stand.—AMY MOON Virginia—Thereb e were too few Illini present to have a reunion and v er 0ne s e e m e d t o ™ r ^ , commuting back and forth and not staying at the hota \ \ e did get together for a talk about Illinois however—our group consisting^ Charles Flack Tom Ayers, Mae Graham and myself. We were much « « * « " in the news about the Windsor Fund and were delighted to know that J£ Windsor will stay on for another year. Mae Graham was elected first vice president of the assoaation for next year.—CHARLES H. STONE * ! •tie Artbnr t to** Myrtk 1 Dakota U k Virpnu \1rgiifl, n tieraettiii Wotetke) , HoytR. AtMsder asp ft** 4 PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES b Kathryn Adams of the order department of the Kansas City P» !j K n t » B B 1 i S a ^ * ^ W i l i s h e d by the Ka** the annual c o n v e n t ^ of t h l ^ i & £ % R ™ ^ S o d a f S T • 0 Dorothy M. Black, reference assistant H TT • of H"" Library, gave a paper on "Methods U 8 c d i S e v a W s , ! ^ " 's u b ^c tr ,ip o n book Ts t before the Illinois Library AssociationTin N o J S 1°" '° 1 r Paul J. Burnette of tlie reference denartm^,,. A ,' o . » T«cll«1 College, Springfield, Missouri has S e & ° I * ^ ^ 1 Wf t l! S U " 8 o S Junior Members, arid so is a m e m W « # £ * • ? chairman o aofJ the »J jfisr member"o/The*?,.*" C*!™*!b r d o fr and e Ut ve souri Library Association. He is also vice-, r. ,*? I V W Grace A. Campbell in charge of h e T o i n l s I ^ ^ ™ A. & M. College was secretary-treasure?" " ' (/ ^ S i o n of the Okj As*0, of the Okbhog ciation for 1937-39. " " ^lahoma Library
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