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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1949
Page
3
A humor filled fashion column mocks pastel fruit named shirts and outfits. It notes lime blue raspberry strawberry banana shades with wide collars and French cuffs, suggesting bold color pairings for suits, casual wear, and seasonal looks.
The listing outlines snack bar hours from Monday through Thursday 8 30 a m to 10 15 p m and Friday 8 30 a m to 11 45 p m. The Reck Room in Mira iaian operates 6 p m to 11 45 p m. Heed opens 6 p m to 10 45 p m with morning 7 30 a m to 10 15 p m Friday and Saturday 7 30 a m to 11 45 p m Sunday 6 p m to 10 45 p m.
At the April 12 session Phalanx elected Sam Marais primus and Coy Hostetler tribune. The YMCA affiliated club is open to former Hi Y and Phalanx members and meets the second and fourth Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in 101M with Dr Hadley as advisor.
The new Pre Law association will meet Tuesday April 19 at 4 p.m. in 103M. All registered members are asked to attend. Miss Mona Fletcher will speak on Ohio State Government. Dr Byrne serves as advisor.
Letters go to faculty tomorrow nominating an outstanding senior woman for the Womanhood cup on Senior Recognition day. Nomination blanks will be tabulated by the award committee led by Miss Laura E. Hill, with Cardinal Key sponsoring the honor for scholarship service and character.
Classified notice announces a reward for the return of a Eversharp fountain pen lost in the Atrium on Friday April 15. Please contact Mr Hartzell in the music department about the finder’s reward and recovery.
The Kappa Phi sorority held the Degree of the Pine ceremony last Tuesday evening at the Methodist church for 19 pledges: Annette Boone Shirley Lees Zelma Groff Charlotte McFer ren Carolyn Perey Laverne Rand Dorothy Stair Nancy Stumph Jan ice Elfring Theodore Sutphin Ruth Snyder Mary Ann Waske Elmira Dickerson Jean Cullen Eleanor Toth Nancy Ebberman Harriet Hallamby Eleanor Roush and Arlyn Hettinger. Officers elected for next year include Marjorie Miller Leona Avery Betty Mercer and Juanita Colestore as president vice president pledge mistress and recording secretary respectively. Also elected were Jean Fritch ley corresponding secretary Barbara Craig treasurer Betsy Wood dell chaplain and Audrey Ohler historian.
Veterans enrolled in training this quarter will receive 15 days leave from the Veterans Administration on June 26, 1949. The leave will be deducted from each veteran's entitlement. Veterans may decline the 15 days by reporting to the Veterans Coordinator's office in the rear of the Hub by May 10.
The International Collegiate Photography contest sponsored by Kappa Alpha Mu sets April 30 as the deadline for entries. Prizes include a complete Science Illustrated picture assignment, technical guidance, and payment for a photo story. a single entry prize is a Cireflex camera from Popular Photography. Second place in each division is Britannica's Great Pictures of 1949. Judges will be three noted photographers at the University of Missouri during Journalism week May 3-7. Open to regularly enrolled college students. up to ten 8x10 prints per entrant on 16x20 mounts.
The Future Teachers of America group holds a 4 p.m. election meeting in room 219K to choose club officers for next year. All members are urged to attend.
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