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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1950
Page
4
Elsie Jakubjansky notes the return of spring as women focus on new 1950 fashion lines. The article highlights fresh silhouettes and fabrics promising a refreshed wardrobe for the season.
Pi Sigma Alpha members are called to a 7 p.m. meeting in 201M with old and new members urged to attend. Plans for an initiation dinner and a debate on Senator McCarthy's Communist charges in the State department will follow, with Dr. Knapp, Dr. Ibele, and students Braden and Blakemore linked to the program.
The United Christian Fellowship hosts its first annual semi format dance Friday April 28 from 9 p.m. to midnight in the Union ballroom. Admission is 1.50 with refreshments corsage and intermission entertainment. Dance chair Jim Kluckholm leads the committee including Kay Prichard Mary Lou Noel Joanne Kanzaki David Duff and Norman Overly. Chaperones include Dean and Mrs Spicer Dr and Mrs Hungerford and the Rev Mr and Mrs Carter.
Miss Margaret Briggs a Methodist missionary with North Africa experience will speak on Caravaning in Africa at 3 p.m. tomorrow in 215M under Wesley foundation. She will discuss summer service projects and full-time religious work and present North Africa slides at 7 p.m. in Kent Methodist church.
The American Association of University Women in Moulton hosts a benefit card party in the music room on Friday April 29 at 8 p.m. Tickets are 1 dollar at the door. The event funds a university woman’s summer study abroad with past scholars Jeanne Cook and Doris Merton attending the University of Mexico and the Sorbonne in Paris.
Kappa Sigma pledges sponsor the Rascal's Romp informal dance at the Chestnut Inn Garretsville on April 28 with music by the Twi Lighters. Tickets are $1 a couple from Kappa Sig pledges. Ed Scalzitti leads the combo. Bill Stansbury Bob Begany and Dick Ellers lead the dance committee. Officers installed include Les Harvey commander Tom Snyder lieutenant commander Jack Filson recorder Larry McLain chaplain Ken Brown treasurer Chuck McGathy historian and Don Bickle reporter. Danny Miller named social chairman for a forthcoming hayride and weiner roast.
The Kent chapter of the American Association of Commons hosted visitors Sunday led by national extension secretary C. W. Duston and Cincinnati alumni president Arthur G. Zorcklein, with Harold R. Joiner and three Cincinnati actives also present.
A paid ad invites graduates over 22 to start own business ventures with immediate profits. Earn 17 dollars or more per 70 dollar order and may build a sales force. Contact C. F. Bellows at 1025 National City Bank Building Cleveland 14 Ohio for full information.
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