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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1947
Page
3
Piano and voice students present the first public recital of the quarter at 7 30 p m in room 312 Merrill hall. The program features Bach Chopin Haydn Shostakovich Scarlatti Mozart Legrenzi etc with pieces by James Smith Lucy Amner Helen Coy and other named performers.
University students are invited to a Christian foundation meeting at 7 30 tonight at Kent Christian church. Tom Spencer leads a discussion on Compulsory Military Training and Margaret Martin conducts devotions. A party at Rev. Raymond Gaylord's home in Stow is set for Feb 11.
Dr. Charles Sumner assistant professor of biology will speak to the YWCA group at 7 p.m. in room 214 Kent hall. He will show slides during the talk. Old clothing for European families will be collected at the meeting.
Mr and Mrs W D Richardson announce the birth of a seven and a half pound daughter born December 31. Richardson is a junior in the college of administration and his wife formerly worked in Dr L H Munzenmayer’s office.
Winter quarter enrollment stands at 4725, Registrar E. C. Stopher reported. The figure marks a drop of 38 students from the fall peak of 4763.
Wednesday January 29 schedules include Union Assembly Journalism Student Body W A A Educational Faculty Meeting and play rehearsal.Thursday January 30 features Varsity Basketball intramurals swimming and club meetings plus a Kent Nat Bank veterans gathering and a Philip Wylie talk in Moulton Music Room.
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The Beta Pi chapter will host a members only dinner tonight at the Robin Hood at 6 30. Dr Donald Anthony head of the Department of Business Administration has invited J E Camden regional manager of the Cleveland office of the American Arbitration Association to speak on Arbitration Of Labor Problems Today.
Gamma Sigma Phi alumnae were hosted by actives and pledges at a tea Sunday. Held at the sorority house the event introduced alumnae to present members with Mrs. Raymond E. Manchester and Miss Laura Hill pouring. Nancy Orr chaired the affair and a February 9 dinner at the house is planned for patrons and patronesses.
Dean Robert I. White announces that all seniors in the College of Education planning to graduate by June 1947 must report at once to the dean's office to file a preliminary graduation application.
Patricia Morgan senior in liberal arts and Lawrence Carlson junior at Ohio State announce their engagement. Morgan is affiliated with Sigma Delta Sigma sorority and Lambda Phi pledge. ex editor of the Stater now with the Kent Courier-Tribune. Carlson, Delta Phi Sigma member, served three years in the army with 15 months overseas.
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