Women to Discuss Summer Jobs for College Women
University women will hear two guest speakers from the U S Employment Bureau Akron and Kent offices discuss summer employment needs and openings. The event includes a Q A session and a tea, replacing the spring conference, with Betty Morris introducing and Eloise Toops and Esther Padavick in charge.
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Women’s League
University
James Browley
United States Employment Bureau of
Akron
George Veon
Kent
Women’s Athletic Association
Betty Morris
League
Eloise Toops
Esther Padavick
Prasse Visits University Veteran Student Leader
Sgt. Fred Prasse, a university graduate and former student council president, returned yesterday for a campus visit, meeting with students and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Prasse
Student Council
Gardener Dr Walter L Simmons Cultivates Victory Garden
Dr Walter L Simmons assistant English professor grows a Victory garden in room 211 Merrill hall. Main vegetables include tomatoes and eggplant with additional flowers in a separate box.
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Walter L. Simmons
Merrill Hall
Dr King Speaks at Easter Assembly for Aviation Students
Dr Joseph King addressed about 800 aviation students faculty and others at an Easter assembly. He outlined four groups blamed for Christ's death quoting the New Testament and spoke on religion's challenge today. The University a cappella choir led by Bruce Handley performed The Lord's Prayer and Forever Worthy is the Lamb. Reverend Edward Willcox introduced the speaker.
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Joseph King
Edward Willcox
First Congregational Church of
Kent
Engleman To Speak At Worship Today
The University choir directed by Bruce Handley opens the Good Friday service at 11 a.m. in the University auditorium with Forever Worthy is the Lamb. Dr. J. O. Engleman delivers the scripture after invocation by Frank Crowfoot.
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Engleman
Lamb
Tschaikowsky
Bruce Handley
Frank Crowfoot
YMCA
J. O. Engleman
University
Jean Garee
Bob Ganyard
Mallotte
Kent Religious Organizations
Campus Night Plans Complete
Final arrangements for the annual Campus Night festival at the University on Saturday May 8 were announced by Mary Jane Lynch chairing the Student Social committee. Activities include KMK painting the K at Rockwell library 6 pm queen presentation 6:30 pm maypole dance 6:30 pm a 6:45 pm parade assembling at the power house, and singing awards at Merrill hall 10:15 pm with four trophies. Alf Bottomley and his orchestra will play 9 pm to 12 am at Wills gymnasium.
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Mary Jane Lynch
Rockwell Library
KMK
Merrill Hall
Alf Bottomley
Wills Gymnasium
Jane McDowell
Bob Schamel
Tom Harris
al van Auker
Miss Lynch
Four To Give Music Recital
The music department presents Mr and Mrs Joseph Lupkiewicz Fred H Denker and Harold Miles in a recital for aviation and university students Saturday at 7 30 8 30 EWT in the university auditorium. Lupkiewiczs will sing A Flight of Clouds When You Marry Me and Nay Bid Me Not Resign Love and a selection from Red Mill. Mrs Lupkiewicz solos include an aria from Samson and Delilah and Summertime. Lupkiewicz will sing Enders Daniel and an aria from Julius Caesar. Denker and Miles perform Espana and Suite Opus 15.
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Joseph Lupkiewicz
Fred H. Denker
Harold Miles
Lupkiewicz
Caracciolo
Mozart
Victor Herbert
Red Mill
Saint-Saens
Gershwin
Ender
Daniel
Handel
Julius Caesar
School of Music
Espana
Chabrier
Arensky
University War Casualty Harrington Killed in Africa
Robert K. Harrington, former University student and radio operator in the tank division, was killed in Africa on February 15. The dean of men, Raymond E. Manchester, announced the death yesterday. The campus marks the 16th University state casualty in the war after an Arbor Day tree planting honoring 15 fallen students.
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Robert K. Harrington
Africa
Raymond E. Manchester
Harrington
University
AWVS Picks Sponsors At Meeting To Boost Service
Prospective sponsors for the American Women's Voluntary Service were suggested by faculty and townspeople at a Wednesday meeting. After selection, they will contact Catherine Boswell for national recognition. AWVS seeks more members as Dean Manchester and Dr. Henry Cater request service, with Doris Dieffenbach aiding aviation students and Jean Kirkpatric and Freddie Bruner helping update reserve files and promote a blood donor drive.
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American Women’s Voluntary Service Organization
Catherine Boswell
Margaret Lewis
Dean Manchester
Henry Cater
AWVS
Miss Lewis
Doris Diefenbach
Jean Kirkpatric
Freddie Bruner
Seabury To Speak At Convocation
Ruth Isabel Seabury educational secretary of the American board of commissioners for foreign missions will address a convocation on Christianity at Home And Abroad Wednesday at 1 p m in room 317 McGilvrey hall Attendance will be taken. She also speaks at a YWCA YMCA joint meeting Tuesday at 7 p m in room 219 Kent hall on foreign missions as America's best emissary of friendliness.
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Ruth Isabel Seabury
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
McGilvrey Hall
Miss Seabury
YWCA
YMCA
Kent Hall
America
Blood Drive Shortfall Records Fourth Student Signups
The university physician Dr Elizabeth Leggett said only four students applied yesterday. To meet the goal of 75 donors by April 30 when the Red Cross unit visits Kent, at least 30 more signups are needed.
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Elizabeth Leggett
Red Cross
Kent
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