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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1948
Page
4
University students are invited to Wesley Foundation events at the First Methodist church with morning and evening programs. Burr pictures will be taken in the evening. The membership drive begins Sunday night and runs through next week at a table in Kent hall for Wesley.
A business offering free time to instruct in ballroom dancing invites Co Ed students to Tuesdays and Wednesdays classes. Prices claim to be stable and affordable with separate beginner and intermediate evenings. No registration required. drop in for Continental class focusing on Rumba and Tango.
New pledges across Alpha Gamma Delta and Delta Gamma join as Alpha Xi hosts winter format at Twin Lakes with Betty Jones Jean Davidson Kathryn Panis and others involved. Delta Phi Sigma Gamma Tau Delta and Phi Beta Phi name officers as Kappa Mu Kappa adopts archives and yellow rose as official flower.
The Social Whirl reports three weddings of note including an open church ceremony tomorrow at Mesopotamia Church. Margaret Jean Staib to Elbert Whitney Shaw, both university students, with a reception at the church parlors after the 7:30 p.m. ceremony.
Calendar notes show a full slate: Delta Kappa Gamma social and business meetings at 7:30, Top Hop dance 9 to 12, a daylong high school drama clinic in the auditorium, and an Antigone production at 1:30 and again at 8:15 in the auditorium. KSU hosts Heidelberg basketball at the gym at 8. Monday evening meeting in 219K at 8.
Roy S. Apple, a Kansas State University alumnus who graduated last August, has become editor of a prospective book titled Great Greeks On The American Campus. A letter from Apple shows the editors’ plans and requests for the project.
Fraternity council and Panhellenic council at ESU select worthy Greek letter students for the annual 1947 48 publication highlighting outstanding members and campus leaders.
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