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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1941

Page

3

Kent State coeds study future of women's education

Leaders at Kent State convene to discuss the future of women's education as 450 college delegates gather for the National Association of Deans of Women meeting. Frances Perkins will speak at a formal dinner closing the convention. Dean Mary L. Smallwood and Miss Frances Maisch lead discussions on off campus housing.

Kent Mary L. Smallwood Katherine Klink Moulton Hall Frances Maisch Atlantic City National Association of Deans of Women Chalfonte-Haddon Hotel United States Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins Maisch Syracuse Breakfast Syracuse University Miss Smallwood Ohio State

Mittie Warns Students On Flu Risk

Mittie Smith cautions students who had influenza to be careful for a time. Bob Gluck was released from the infirmary last Wednesday after the flu but returned with a cold. Four other students remain in the infirmary: Mary Louise Oliver Norwood Davidson Robert Roderick and James McPherson.

Mittie Smith Bob Gluck Mittie Mary Louise Oliver Norwood Davidson Robert Roderick James McPherson

Committee Meets Today in Merrill Hall for Social Dance Plans

The Student Faculty social committee meets in room 201 Merrill Hall at 2 p.m. to discuss the All-University dance set for Saturday night and other social functions as part of the program.

Merrill Hall

Just Cooks Today Wives Tomorrow at KSU Coed Kitchens

165 Kansas State University coeds cook for themselves while in college and many plan to marry students who cook too. Eleven girls may have evenings free if their mates cook. Some start cooking from homes while college makes finances possible. one girl even shifted to home economics after cooking for months.

KSU

Hawaiian Sarong And Peasant Frock Feature Spring Styles In Washables

Spring fashion forecast highlights washable dresses in rayon and cotton fabrics. Highlights include the Hawaiian sarong and peasant frock with sailor dress influence, two piece looks, and navy red accents. Junior modes feature swallow appliques and heart pockets as color and prints bloom after winter.

Swallow

Former Kent State students wed in Coshocton

Jeanne Crawford, former Kent State journalism student, married George Hudak of Coshocton and Kent State, on February 8 in Coshocton. Both are accountants with a large firm in the area.

Jeanne Crawford Kent State University George Hudak Coshocton Ohio Kent State

Lowry Hall Songsters to Elect Officers Tonight

With 52 candidates out for the Glee club, Lowry Hall entertainment committee will hold a meeting tonight to elect officers and a director. Ruth Greenwood, temporary chairman, announced the plans. The club aims to provide entertainment for future parties and teas for faculty and Mother’s Day events.

Glee Club Lowry Hall Ruth Greenwood

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