Wesley Foundation Christmas Play Promises No Gift in Return
The Wesley Foundation stages the Christmas play No Gift in Return Sunday at 6 30 p m in the Methodist church with Frances Haley and Beatrice Dimmerling in leading roles and Kenneth McKee as the boy. A junior choir musical program runs from 5 to 6 p m, followed by a luncheon at 6 p m. Tomorrow evening Rev and Mrs Walter C Eyster invite interested students to craft work at 545 South Lincoln Street.
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Wesley Foundation
Frances Haley
Beatrice Dimmerling
Kenneth McKee
Ida Littlefield
Methodist Church
Walter C. Eyster
South
Lincoln Street
Dolls on Display at YWCA Show and Charity Sale
The YWCA hosts a doll show in 115K at 7 p m on Wednesday December 13 with campus groups dressing dolls for ribbons in categories like prettiest character and foreign doll. Mrs G J Osborne Miss Helen Machan and Mrs EB W Crecraft and Mrs J L Blair display. A talk by Mrs Osborne starts about 7 30 p m. Dolls crafted by YWCA members and items will be sent to Chaney Creek mission Kentucky after the show. On Saturday December 16 the YWCA and the Psychology club host a party for 30 blind people at Moulton hall from 4 to 6 p m.
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YWCA
G. J. Osborne
Helen Machan
EB. W. Crecraft
J. L. Blair
Kent
Ravenna
Moulton Hall
Pi Kappa Sigma Plans Christmas Party for Children
Pi Kappa Sigma sorority organizes a December 18 Christmas party at the sorority house for underprivileged children. Kay Forbes leads the effort. Two new pledges, Janet Day and Jane Lee, joined the sorority recently.
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Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority
Kay Forbes
Pi Kaps
Janet Day
Jane Lee
Fifteenth Century Theme At Faculty Women’s Dinner
The Faculty Women's club hosts a 15th century Christmas dinner Saturday for university faculty. Green and white decor, Wassail Bowl replacing cocktails, and English pudding lighting set the period tone. Mrs. Lester H. Munzenmayer leads with aides Wilma Garnett Charles Sumner E Stopher and C J Alexopoulos handling roles.
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Faculty Women’s Club
England
Lester H. Munzenmayer
Wilma Garnett
Charles Sumner
E. C. Stopher
C. J. Alexopoulos
Engleman Sponsors First Inter Dorm Dance Event
Engleman hall hosts a radio dance for Moulton and Lowry girls and guests Friday December 15. Lowry from 4 to 5 pm, Moulton from 5 to 6 pm with tea in the lounge. A weekend bridge tournament follows starting Friday December 15, a progressive event with prizes for high scores.
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Engleman Hall
Moulton
Lowry Hall
Lowry
Bell Hop and Wakiki Whirl staged tomorrow at Engleman Hall
Dormitory dances open season with Engleman hall residents sponsoring tomorrow night. June Snyder directs. Bell Hop uses blue and silver bells. Kyle Smith and his orchestra play from 9 to 1 in the gym. Chaperones include Miss Barbara Menges, Dr. Leonard Bloom, Prof. Clarence A. Slocum, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Harvey.
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Moulton and Engleman Hall
June Snyder
Engleman
Kyle Smith
Barbara Menges
Leonard Bloom
Clarence A. Slocum
Ernest C. Harvey
Pros and Cons on a Possible Third Term
Students discuss whether a continuing president will run for a third term. Opinions vary with judgment about war conditions, public sentiment, and the two term tradition, with some advocating a run for stability and others opposing due to tradition and politics.
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Joe Stefanosky
Bob Stocking
John Advent
Arthur Moon
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LicceTr & Myems Tosacco Co
JO Ann Hacha
Ray Hromco
Bill Rogers
Chesterfield
America
Ulenitoui
Ole
Utell
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