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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1949
Page
4
Activities on campus surge as sororities and fraternities plan events. Alpha Epsilon hosts a Gay Paree party January 22 led by Barry Lazarus. Alpha Gamma Delta welcomes engagement news for Betty Jones. many groups schedule Pork Barrel and Spring Formal efforts, with officers named and pledges active.
Robert Burdock describes a Plant Growth room on the McGilvrey campus used as a botany lab and living space for students in an emergency. The room features Latin plant names, tobacco plants, constant light and temperature, and odd social notes about a 4 foot midget and Toppers club ties.
At a Friars Club meeting a theater party is set for January 21 with UT production Another Part of the Forest. Chaperones include Prof. J. M. Goudeau and Mrs. Gibson. Other officers and activities cover social, decor, scholarship, jazz, and Canterbury and Newman clubs with multiple meetings and events through January 21.
Mr and Mrs Howard Parker of Youngstown announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Lou Parker to William Ruehler of Salem. The ceremony will be held Saturday January 15 at the Chapel of Friendly Bells in Youngstown. Both are former university students Miss Parker from the liberal arts college and Ruehler from the college of education.
Chief photographer Bob Kidd announced a weekly Burr picture schedule. Today at 4 p.m. student council shots will be in room 202K and men’s union pictures at 219K. Sunday Jan 16 Wesley Foundation meets at Kent Methodist church at 7 p.m. for group photo. Tau Kappa pictures Monday at 8 in Moulton music room. Watch this column every Thursday for the schedule.
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