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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1941
Page
3
Julia Marshall, University swimming instructor, led the first American Red Cross Water Safety Instructors course meeting at Kent hall. Ray William Green assisted as the group reviewed life saving drills and discussed admission aims and teaching methods for nine weekly sessions.
Dr. Catherine G. McGregor, resident physician, has been confined to the infirmary with flu since the semester began. She will take a month’s vacation before resuming duties. Dr. Elaine Cahee Murphy will replace her during the absence. Frank Rice and Betty Herzog remain in the infirmary. Jean Anderson and Betty Halsey were sent home.
A group from the National Christian Mission prepares to visit Cleveland area schools including Fenn College Goldwin Wallace Adelbert Case School Flora Stone Mather Oberlin Hiram and Lake Erie College. Over 40 educators ministers and social workers will represent the mission with Dr E Stanley Jones and Miss Muriel Lester speakers and Dr Adolf Keller attending as secretary of the Inter-church Christian Council.
Pan-Hellenic driven effort at University mobilizes women's groups to knit for British relief. Women's League allocates Moulton hall room with Red Cross liaison daily next week to teach yarn and patterns. Prominent volunteers include Mrs E C Stopher Mrs Paul Geiger and Mrs Charles Sheldon. Gamma Sigs Elizabeth White Martha Harper and Beta Gamma Jean Melick participate in spare time.
The Lynn club affiliated with the Christian Science organization on campus will hold its first meeting of the semester Sunday at 7 30 p m. at 216 University Drive.
The Men’s Glee Club under Bruce Handley will present a concert in the assembly Tuesday February 11 featuring novelty and folk songs. A co ed trio Mildred Cukrow Clara Biasella and Clara Wise will be accompanied by Grace Lambert.
A hopeful exhortation frames the piece, suggesting winter will end soon. The writer emphasizes perseverance and brighter days ahead, aiming to lift readers with upbeat language.
Sororities gather at the Robinhood tomorrow at 1 30 for the Pan Hellenic bridge tournament. Duplicate bridge rules ensure equal hands and teams of four from each sorority will play 18 hands. The winner receives a cap at the all Greek dance. judges include Mrs David Olsen and Mrs R E Manchester. Peg Swan of Gamma Sigma Phi leads the event.
Plans for a vocational conference to be sponsored by the Women's League on March 21 22 were finalized with Dr Elinor Barnes nationally known lecturer named as chief speaker Peg Leist announced additional speakers covering various professions Marjorie Morton University librarian was invited to address library work topics Final arrangements for the transfer and freshmen party were announced with the date set for February 27 early in the notice
A good mixer gains many friends when the drinks he blends suit the guests. The social scene rewards flavors that match guest tastes, making the host popular among patrons and peers alike.
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