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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1946
Page
3
A fragment hints at a fashion style featuring self-sufficient bengaline fabric and a siren demure formality. The text mentions a rhinestone accent stressing decorative detail in a period mood.
New Catholic students are urged to attend the Newman club meeting Thursday January 11 at 6 45 p m in Room 214 Kent hall. They will become acquainted with the club its purpose and members. President Betty Shutrump said Burr pictures date to be announced at the meeting.
Esther Purdy and Bob Lengacher will present a book review when International Relations club meets for the first time this quarter. Wednesday at 7 p m in Room 210 Kent hall. Marian Jessel, president, urges interested students to attend.
The freshman social committee announces a mixer on Monday January 14 from 7 30 to 10 pm in Room 119 Kent Hall to welcome new freshmen and help them meet upperclass members. Joe Caplowitz chairs the event with Marcia Traxler Jean Oddo Elmarine Rankin Bob White and Ed Harsa assisting. Chaperones include Dr and Mrs James R Beck Dr and Mrs Harry Cunningham and Prof and Mrs Francis Mull.
The day lists events from 2 to 11 pm including stage work 2 to 5 pm and a kindergarten primary club at 4 pm. Other entries include radio workshop 7 to 10 pm student forensics 7 to 10 pm at 315 K and a Kent State high school basketball game 7 to 11 pm in the gym with modern dance 7:30 to 8:15 pm at 119K and Sharks club at the pool from 8:15 to 9 pm.
Rush fees are being paid now in the atrium by all university women who want to become eligible for sorority rushing. Open bidding will begin on Tuesday January 16.
The Women’s League meets at 4 p m in Room 108 Kent Hall to discuss plans for a quarterly style show for women students as announced by president Betty Offhaus.
Lowry prepares its 1946 Snow Ball in Moulton hall music room on Saturday January 12 from 9 to 12. Marion Miller and her all girl band from Akron provide music for the semi formal event. Ollie Mae Cleaver is social chairman with LaVerne Partridge Hope Greener Virginia Black Phyllis Persons and Jean Milford as committee chairs. Chaperones include Dr and Mrs W L Simmons Dean and Mrs Raymond Manchester and Mr and Mrs E H Pake.
Mr and Mrs Arthur A Beduhn of Shaker Heights announce the engagement of their daughter Marietta to T Sgt John Piekutowski of Kent The bride to be is a junior in the college of education Piekutowski has served four years with the Marine Corps and expects discharge in June No wedding plans have been set
The university gallery hosts the Plastic club of Philadelphia exhibition featuring oils by club members. Formed in 1897 the group funds works in a plastic stage. The show runs through January 25 with Monday evening public viewing 7 to 10.
Miss Edna Eisen associate professor of geography will leave for Indianapolis Thursday January 11 to visit the Cram company plant manufacturers of globes and geographical equipment. She is doing editorial work for the company.
Dr. George R. Bach announces Kent Hall Room 217 guidance office will be open Monday Wednesday and Friday from 2 to 5 p m. Students can take further tests or have interviews during these hours. New testing methods include LQ personality reading and aptitude tests.
Dr. H. F. Raup head of geography and geology and Dr. James R. Beck professor of geography spent Christmas holidays at the Association of American Geographers annual meeting in Knoxville Tennessee. Beck presented an introductory paper titled A Map of Ohio Trade Centers in 1939. The trip included an excursion into the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and an inspection of a TVA dam.
The freshman social committee chaired by Joe Caplowitz will meet at 3 p.m. today in the atrium.
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