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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1947
Page
3
The second annual outstanding university mother contest enters its first round tomorrow with judging by three faculty members. Two 150 word essays advance to the May 7 final, based on a biographical sketch of each contestant and contributions to the university or students. Excerpts will run in the Stater on May 9.
Ohio Christian Missionary society secretary H. B. Monroe will speak Tuesday at 6 15 p m before a Christian foundation event. Paul Alden acts as toastmaster for an estimated forty students attending at the Christian Church.
Judge Blake C. Cook will address the Pre Law club tomorrow at 4 p.m. in 115K. His speech is titled Behind the Scene of the Trial Table.
Dr. Frances Shaw university physician at Kent State longs for southern cooking and misses turnip greens corn bread and grits. She notes northern restaurants suffice in a pinch but lack authentic southern style. Shaw is a Mississippi and George Washington graduate who interned at Gallenger charity hospital before joining the Kent faculty.
Tomorrow night at 7 30 two one act comedies titled Double Exposure and Leave It to Science will be staged in the Moulton music room. Mrs Ernestine Donaldy directs and produces as part of her master's degree project.
Today’s timetable lists events from 3 to 10 pm including varsity athletics in the gym and an exhibition debate with Washington State college. Student Service Association hosts 210K at 3, Inter-Religious Council 214K at 7, and a high school play rehearsal runs 1-5 with Madrigal singers 7:30-9 in 313M.
President Bowman spent Saturday Sunday and Monday in Memphis Tennessee attending a meeting of the yearbook commission of the American Association of School Administrators understanding goals and plans for the upcoming yearbook project.
Harold Province was elected president of the Wesley Foundation for the next year at a Sunday night meeting. Dick Frankhouser was named vice president, Violet Miller secretary, and Bill Hugo treasurer. Fern Lyle heads worship, with Martha Si ward and Hobart Adams assisting. Donna Fullerton leads the music department, Marian King Phyllis Province and John Collins take Christian education for a quarter. Ann Csuti is social chairman and Jean Davidson will
The personnel division will be led by co chairmen June Hirka and Sig Thorsen. Eleanor Meek and Ann Irons will handle publicity. Inter-Religious council representatives are Peg Boone, Dick Frankhouser and Bob White.
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