14 Feb 1940
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1940
Page
1
A satirical piece argues bachelors are obstinate and suspicious, while husbands come in three kinds. It claims success requires science, patience, persistence, faith, hope and charity. It warns flatterers scare men, and if a woman flirts or withholds affection men tire of her.
Dr Ethan Colton noted lecturer and contemporary author will address the assembly at 11 this morning on international problems and return for the Rotary open forum at 8 p m in the university auditorium to discuss International Realities for America to Weigh.
Dr Colton of upper Montclair New Jersey remains closely tied to student life as a longtime lecturer and worker with universities and colleges.
Correction notes the WAA Sweetheart dance Friday night runs 9 to 12 instead of 9 to 1. Women will receive 1 o'clock permits for entry.
Kent State bridge enthusiasts from both the university and faculty will start a two person duplicate contract bridge tournament tomorrow at 7 30 in Moulton Hall music room. Dean J L Blair of the college of education directs the University Bridge Club. A handicap rating and winner will crown the event. awards await the top teams.
Miss Adah Peirce dean of women at Hiram college will address representatives from Women's leagues of 28 Ohio colleges meeting at Kent State university on March 9 Peg Suppes president of the Kent league planned the affair with help from Martha Rufener general chairwoman Members of the program committee are Jane Stroup Lillian Foote and Betty Ofen The day includes a morning discussion of past league activities and rules
In Glasgow on February 15 1288 a royal message proclaims Leap year marriage liberty for all maidens with men urged to propose. The decree promises fines for men who refuse and hints at a wave of engagements as merchants report rising trade in fine linens.
Kent State University notes Dean of Women Mary L. Smallwood urges female students to take leadership roles. She says active women leaders gain recognition for abilities and accomplishments, not gender, and encourages cooperation to advance on campus.
Seven radio enthusiasts plan a university amateur radio club with three licensed operators. James Watkins WS800C Louis Breetz NSQLB and Thomas Butler W8QQF led first meeting and will assist four others to obtain licenses. Second meeting set for Thursday Feb 15 at 4 PM in room 315M.
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