Tri Sigs Honor Seniors With Tea
Graduating seniors from campus sororities will be honored at a tea Sunday April 28 from 3 to 5 pm hosted by undergraduate members of Sigma Sigma Sigma at the sorority house 525 East Main Street. Pauline Fagert chairs the event assisted by June Thomas and Peg Carper with pink and green decorations. Mona Fletcher adviser and Mrs E C Stopher patroness will pour alongside sorority advisors and faculty guests including Dean Mary L Smallwood and numerous listed ladies.
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Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
E. Main St
Pauline Fagert
June Thomas
Peg Carper
Mona Fletcher
E. C. Stopher
Choir on WTAM Sunday with Kent State Chorus and soloist
The Kent State University choir directed by Prof. Bruce C. Handley will broadcast a half hour program on WTAM Sunday April 28 at 12 30 p m. Clara Biasella will sing as soloist. The program features sacred and secular pieces including works by Burtniansky Archangelsky Christiansen Shubert Konitz Akuranian Foster and Cain with titles such as Glory to God in the Highest Cherubian Song Beautiful Savior Glorification Summer is a Coming In Am Meer Nina I Dream of Jeannie and Go Down Moses.
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Clara Biasella
Kent State University Choir
WTAM
Burtniansky
Archangelsky
Christiansen
Shubert
Konitz
Nina
Akuranian
Jeannie
Foster
Moses
Cain
Heer Heads to Atlantic City as Delegate to Conference
Dr. Amos L. Heer, director of the Training school, leaves Tuesday for Atlantic City to serve as a delegate to the Methodist general conference. Mrs. Heer accompanies him on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist General Conference
Amos L. Heer
Atlantic City
Elliott Heads Wesley Funfest This Evening
Rev. G C Elliott, prominent Lakeside leader and Christ Church Akron pastor, will lead Wesley Foundation members in an evening of fun tonight at 7 30 in the Methodist church parlors. He is a familiar figure at Lakeside conferences.
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G. C. Elliott
Lakeside
Wesley Foundation
Methodist
Reverend Elliott
Christ Church
Akron
Lakeside Conference
Dance recital presented by Modern Dance club
The Modern Dance club will present a recital and concert on Tuesday, May 14 in the university auditorium under the direction of Mrs. Virginia Harvey and the management of June Ratchford. The program includes five parts exploring theme and variation, jazz mania, time, space and motion, crankshaft and pre classsic suite.
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Modern Dance Club
University Auditorium
Virginia Harvey
June Ratchford
Chi Pi to Elect Officers at Next Meeting
Honorary journalism fraternity Chi Pi will elect new officers at its meeting next Tuesday night at 10 30 in 112M. Members will hear a report on the 49er dance and plan next year's activities.
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Chi Pi
Kent Area Churches Plan Sunday Services and Events
Multiple Kent churches schedule morning services with named pastors and sermon titles. First Christ Episcopal at 11, Faith Lutheran at 10 30, Trinity Lutheran at 10 45, St Patrick’s masses at 7, 8 30 and 11, First Methodist at 10 45, Church of the Brethren, First Congregational at 11, and First Christian at 10 30. pastors listed and special notes on choir, youth group installations, and finance day.
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St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
Father A. L. Bartlett
Father Leo Carlin
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Foster C. Anderson
Young People’s Society
Church of the Brethren
A. Edwards
First Congregational Church
Edward W. Wilcox
We Apostles
First Christian Church
D. S. MacDonald
Bowen Heads Women’s Club Formed on Campus
An organization to promote professional interest for health and physical education women has been started on the campus under the sponsorship of Mrs. Virginia Harvey. Jean Bowen heads the group as president with Mildred Luli as secretary. Betty Ferguson chairs the organization committee assisted by Sue Myser Hazel Kelly and Joanne Borafka.
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Virginia Harvey
Jean Bowen
Mildred Luli
Betty Ferguson
Sue Myser
Hazel Kelly
Joanne Borafka
Campus faculty roam for meetings and performances
Faculty members attend national meetings and events while students pursue sports and arts. Prof Allen Cowen travels to cherry blossom city for American Physical Society. Dr Maurice Baum to Ohio State for American Philosophical Association. Elmer Novotny juries the Canton May Show. Ray and tennis team attend Akron and Wooster events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ONCA
Allen Cowen
Cherry Blossom City
American Physical Society
Maurice Baum
Department of Philosophy
American Philosophical Association
Ohio State University
Baum
Elmer Novotny
Canton
Brother Ray
Akron
Wooster
Bertha Whitton
Marie Apple
Chicago
American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Arthur Poe
New York
E. Turner Stump
Ohio State
Thes- Pians Society
Ray Holcombe
Clarion, Pa
Alpha Psi Omega
Griffiths and Holcombe Lead Tappan Players in Dover Road
Wanda Griffiths of the university theatre group is in the cast of Dover Road at Ravenna tomorrow April 26. The play is directed by Dr Ray E Holcombe from the department of speech and will be sponsored by the Tappan Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Griffiths
The
University Theatre Group
Dover Road
Ravenna
Ray E. Holcombe
Department of Speech
Tappan Players
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Dean Mary L. Smallwood
K. C. Leebrick
Arden Allyn
John Blair
E. W. Crecraft
Fren Musselman
David Olson
Carrie Hinds
Doris Kinneman
Katherine Boyd
Wilma Reinhardt
Marjorie Kelly
Osa Dell Woodring
Marion van Campen
Kent
Tri Sig
Kent Hour
Bruce C. Handley
Heer
Elliot
Wesley Funfest
the Kent Restaurant
ROG Wicks
E. Main
First Christ Episcopal Church
Faith Lutheran Church
Rev
A. Ziegler
Trinity Lutheran Church
Edward Hamme
S. M. Kelker
Christ Episcopal Church, Kent
Bowen
Ravenna, Ohio
Kent State University
Eddie’s
Edwin
Eddie) L. Hoard
W. Main ST
TriState
Dr. Holcombe
Bruce Handley
Roosevelt High School
J. F. Cuber
NTFC
H. E. Stetson
D W. Pearce
Akron Armory
Sensation Deluxe
Griffiths and
Holcombe
Tappan
Terese Green
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