Six Campus Fraternities Map Extensive Pledging Drive
Six fraternities on campus plan the most extensive pledging campaign since prewar days as 450 veterans and 100 holdovers shape activities. Open and closed smokers are scheduled across January with events at the castle on the hill and various houses.
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Delta Phi Sigma
Castle On the Hill
Sigma Tau Gamma
Kappa Mu Kappa
Phi Beta Phi
Kappa Sigma Chi
Alpha Phi Beta
Kmks
Lincoln
Alpha Omega Sorority
Phi Beta Phis Set Closed Smoker Date
A closed smoker hosted by the Phi Beta Phi fraternity will occur Tuesday evening Jan 29 from 7 30 to 10 30 p m at the fraternity house 603 E Main St Al Geigey Bill French Ralph Wilde and Harlan McGrail are making af fair arrangements The open house on Feb 3 planned by Charles Mihalko Ted Baskin Tom Musat and Jack Cobb will run from 3 to 7 p m Guests are invited to visit the house.
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Phi Beta Phi
E. Mainst
al Geigey
Bill French
Ralph Wilde
Harlan McGrail
Charles Mihalko
Ted Baskin
Tom Musat
Jack Cobb
Phi Sigma Xi Meeting Set for Tomorrow at 7 P M
The science and math honorary will meet in Room 108 Kent hall tomorrow at 7 p m Ingrid Tornberg with Lois Langmead and LeMoyne Ankerfer will present a report on Penicillin Streptomycin and DDT Active services follow the regular meeting
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Phi Sigma Xi
Science and Math Honorary
Kent Hall
Ingrid Tornberg
Lois Langmead
LeMoyne Ankerfer
Tri Sigma Open House Planned At 548 East Summit
Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority invites university students and faculty to tour their house at 548 E Summit St this Sunday January 27 from 7 to 10 pm. Pledge chapter chairs the event with Marilyn Barnhart as chairman. Refreshments handled by Amy Stebner and Mercedes Sanchez. Pouring by a group of listed ladies.
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E. Summit St
Marilyn Barnhart
Amy Stebner
Mercedes Sanchez
J. N. Holm
W. L. Simmons
E. C. Stopher
H. M. Hungerford
G. H. Chapman
George Bach
Michael Radock
E. W. Tischendorf
K Vet Reorganization Planned At Kent Hall Meeting
University K Vets plan a 7 p m meeting in Room 219 Kent Hall as John Fauser announces plans for reorganizing the group. All members are invited to attend.
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University
K-Vets
Kent Hall
John Fauser
IRC To Hear Talk and Select Delegates
International Relation club will meet tonight at 7 p m in Room 210 Kent hall. Dr C F Rumold, former head of the physics department at the university, will discuss The Credits and Liabilities of the International Situation. Delegates will be chosen to attend the conference at Lake Erie college. All members are urged to attend.
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Kent Hall
C. F. Rumold
University
Lake Erie College
Carol Brandt
International Seminar Speakers To Visit Local Church
Dr. Amner chairs a seminar at First Congregational Church on Monday Jan 28 at 7 30 pm with 14 live speakers. Ruth Isabel Seabury from Chicago brightest joins Miss Elizabeth Perdrizet and Rev Sabapathy Kulandran among others representing United Church groups and foreign missions.
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Dr. Amner
Congregational Church
Dewey Amner
Department of Foreign Languages
First Congregational Church
Chicago Theological Seminary
University of Chicago
United States
Ruth Isabel Seabury
Chicago
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Madras
India
Smith College
Eton College
Federal Council of Churches
Women of Kent
Kent
Samuel Devapragasam
South Local Council
Rao Sahib
Sabapathy Kulandran
Bralai
Ceylon
Jaffna
Elizabeth Perdrizet
France
Congregational Christian Churches
United Brethren Denomination
Evangelical and Reformed Church
YMCA Panel Discussion On Health Bill At 4 PM
YMCA will meet today at 4 p m in Room 302 Merrill hall for a panel discussion on public health. The session covers pros and cons of the Wagner Murray Dingell bill and its pay as you go health insurance premium plan.
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YMCA
Merrill Hall
Dick Dussell
STG Closed Smoker Set For Thursday
Sigma Tau Gamma hosts a closed smoker Thursday January 24 at 7 30 p m at 202 N Lincoln. Entertainment includes pool ping pong ecards and movies with refreshments served. Art Henry social chairman leads with Walt Shilling and Ray Looper assisting.
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Sigma Tau Gamma
Lincoln
Art Henry
Walt Shilling
Ray Looper
No Meeting for Women’s League Today Say Officials
Betty Off hous, president, announced no meeting for the Women’s league scheduled on the social calendar at 4 p m today.
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Women's League
Betty Offhous
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Bob Wentz
Bud Kerrigan
Betas
Sigma
Tau Gamma
Gammas
Delts
Delta Rhythm Boys
Kilbourne
Ksus
Roy Apple
KMK
Phi Beta Phis
Fenn Dairy
Tri Sigma Sorority
Sigma Sigma Sigma _ sorority
Coe Livingston
King of Slacks
IRC
Bill’s Diner
STG
U. S
U. S. Rubber Co
Wright
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