Summer Conference Schedule Announced at Hanover College
Kitty Kirchmier announces six religious conferences this summer at Hanover College from June 13 to July 22. The Synod of Indiana runs June 13–15, followed by Youth Synod June 15–17, and the Presbyterian Young People's Conference June 18–24 with Dr. C B Swartz on faculty. United Presbyterians meet July 10–15, drawing 250–300 attendees. A July 16–22 laboratory school runs alongside the Women's Leadership Training Conference July 18–21.
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Hanover College
Synod of Indiana
Youth Synod
Presbyterian Young People’s Conference
C. B. Swartz
United Presbyterians
Melodrama “Only An Orphan Girl” set for May 26 27 and June 10
Henning Nelms four act melodrama will be staged May 26 27 and June 10 with Professor James F. Dunlap directing. May 22 tickets go on sale at the Auditorium box office 3 to 5 p.m. All seats reserved. Students with activity cards may buy tickets. Admission for others is 74 cents including tax. Reserved seats for the June 10 show go on sale June 1 for alumni and parents.
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Henning Nelms
James F. Dunlap
May Day at the college features pageant and dances
A May Day program includes Arch Bearers, secret royal identities, flower girls, pages, and folk dances led by Jo Ann Bettinger and Anitsa Nassis. The Men s Glee Club sings Romberg and Berlin selections, plus Irving Berlin. A Queen s Court, band numbers, and May Pole dances precede refreshments and a Villa Madonna College baseball game at Morgan Field followed by a Panhellenic progressive party in the evening.
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Kahan
Bruce Bowers
Sally Blanning
Carveth Kramer
Barbara Fox
Barbara Westington
Barbara Baker
Mary Ellen Panzer
Marcia Frazier
Barbara Tate
Brian Bailey
John Fox
Brent Bowers
Brian Fox
Skippy Keach
Pages
Sue Boedeker
Jane Davis
Betty Hopping
Libby Maddox
Virginia Neliegh
Betty Ross
Connie Scharf
Grace Schmarr
Anitsa Nassis
Her Majesty
Lansing Deer
Carrie Jean
Dale Krauss
Ferdinand Avril
Joyce Holst
Mariellen Berg
Arlene Broshears
Ethiel Bumen
Betty Lou Davis
Nancy Hilgeman
Marilyn Megorden
Dorothy McAfee
Jeanette Ross
Susanne Sertell
Jadine Silogy
Ruth Ware
Lois Wick
Queen’s Court
Dorothy Johnson
S. C. A. Advisory Board
Villa Madonna College
Morgan Field
Panhellenic Progressive Party
Council Debates Donner Hall Lounges and By law Changes
Nancy Robinson reports Student Council members discuss restricting Donner Hall lounges proposing upstairs as formal lounge basement as study lounge and seek cooperation not rigid rules. New by laws add yell leaders robes use Robert's Rules of Order duties of officers two thirds vote to amend. Boat Ride attendance 540 with 350 students.
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Nancy Robinson
Student Council
Donner Hall
Robert
Presbyterian Church Service Notice
Hanover Presbyterian Church announces Pastor John N Fox leading Sunday May 14 services at 9 30 a m church school and 10 30 a m morning worship with College Choir music. Sermon theme The Nature of a Christian Home.
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John N. Fox
College
Carol Smith Elected DH Dorm President
Carol Smith was elected presi dent of the Donner Hall Dormitory Council for 1950 51 at a dormitory meeting last Tuesday night. Other new members include Jeanette Jackson secretary treasurer Louise Osman dining room chairman Shirley Hungate social chairman Libby Mattox room inspector and Connie Scharf member at large. The out going president is Nancy Austin.
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Carol Smith
Donner Hall
Jeanette Jackson
Louise Osman
Shirley Hungate
Libby Mattox
Connie Scharf
Nancy Austin
Dr Westington Attending Kentucky Language Conference
Dr Mars M Westington head of Classical Languages and Literature attends the University of Kentucky Foreign Language Conference in Lexington Kentucky. The two day event expects over 600 participants with 100 scholars from across the country presenting papers on Greek Latin French German Spanish Biblical Patristic and Slavonic languages.
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Mars M. Westington
Lexington
Kentucky
University of Kentucky
Refrain These Singing Folks Pain Me For They Sing
A brief verse laments singers who yield to refrain when music calls yet lack reason. The speaker complains of fools who join in song, missing discernment as chorus continues.
College Store May Sale Promotes RYTEX-HY LITED Informals
The College Store advertises a May sale offering 100 RYTEX-HY LITED Informals with bold black names and 100 envelopes for $1. Also featured are white notepaper sheets for thank you notes and invitations, plus a pair of aviation sunglasses at $1.49 and assorted snacks. The campus shop promises more items downtown.
Applications Due For Part Time Work 1950 51
Applications for the academic year 1950 51 must be completed by Saturday May 20. Men may obtain application blanks from the Business Office and women from Miss Bucks office. An announcement of appointments will be made June 1.
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Wykoff
Mulberry Street
Main & Cross Sts
Hanover
John Knoebel
REED
Madison
Indiana
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Wilberding
Optometrist
Emmett S. Wood
Prop
the Hanover Presbyterian Church
DH Dorm
Dr. Westington
Oscar C. Bear, JR
BEAR
Jewelry
Stanton
Cooper
Fountain Service
Madison Radio Service
Victor
Columbia
Capitol
Decca Records
East Main St
Ind
Barn Cafe
Dhone
West Main
Gary
Mace
Hanover Cleaners
Sports Shoe Service
W. Main St
Geo. Whittake
Rogers
CassiDy
Beauty Shop
Oscar C. Bear
DENNY
E. Main Street
Madison, Ind
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