New Look To Give Way To Sleek Lines This Fall
Fashion observers in New York and Hollywood report the New Look is fading. The knee length will stay but skirts gain streamlined lines that reveal more of the wearer’s shape. Retailers note the rise of traditional tailoring as cloth shortages influence supply. Vive le Marshall.
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Ervin Matthews
New York
Hollywood
Peck and Peck
Lindner’s
Gimbel
Europe
le Marshall
Stouffer-Newcome Wedding Planned This September
Announcement from Kent announces the forthcoming marriage of Miss Mary Lou Stouffer and James Newcome. Miss Stouffer, a college of education junior, will wed in September with her parents Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rankin of Kent presiding.
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Mary Lou Stouffer
James Newcome
David L. Rankin
Kent
Fosdick Named to NEA News Pictures Committee
Professor James A. Fosdick head of the university photography department has been chosen to join a National Editorial Association committee. The advisory panel will aid 5300 weekly and small daily papers in promoting better use of news pictures in non metropolitan papers. Fosdick, Northwestern graduate and faculty since 1946, previously led the annual photography short course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Fosdick
National Editorial Association
NEA
Fosdick
Northwestern University
Researchers Hear Hobbs Tomorrow
Dr. Clinton H. Hobbs assistant professor of biology at the university will speak at the Kent Research group meeting tomorrow. The program starts at 8 p.m. at Dr. R. W. Dexter's home 324 E. Erie Street. Hobbs will present a study titled A Modification of the Osterhout Apparatus for Measuring Plant Respiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton H. Hobbs
Kent Research Group
R. W. Dexter
E. Erie Street
Hobbs
Geographers Visit Cape Cod Then Eye New England Mills
Geographers from the university travel group arrived at Cape Cod to inspect a men's shoe factory. They hope to visit a New England textile mill soon after reviewing New York business districts and Wall Street. Next on the schedule are Boston, upper Maine, and Quebec with Independence Hall already visited.
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Cape Cod
New England
New York
Wall Street
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Boston
Upper Maine
Quebec
Taukap Plans Summer Activities Under Tau Kappa Club
Tau Kappa club outlined summer plans at a meeting held last Tuesday at President William Furst’s home. Ros Dorsett was named social chairman. A picnic at the end of the first session and the fall annual are planned.
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Ros Dorsett
Taukappa Club
William Furst
Betty Sartt Weds Betty Sarff to Become Mrs Gemberling
Betty Sartt Sarff, former Terese Green queen and university student, married William R. Gemberling at North Hill Church of Christ in Stow. The couple, formerly of Stow, will relocate to Cuyahoga Falls to reside as newlyweds.
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Betty Sarff
Terese Green Queen
William R. Gemberling
North Hill Church of Christ, Stow
Gemberling
Stow
Cuyahoga Falls
UCF SEED Plans Summer Schedule
The United Christian Fellowship outlines a summer program with events on July 25 at Pippin Lake with Wesley Foundation, August 1 Project Night, August 8 at Sandy Lake with Wesley Foundation, August 15 alumni reunion, August 22 Project Night, and August 29 a farewell meeting and picnic.
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United Christian Fellowship
Wesley Foundation
Pippin Lake
Sandy Lake
Grad II Candidate For Montana Seat
Ralph Y. McGinnis, 1932 university graduate and former Ravenna high school teacher, is a candidate for a Montana congressional seat. He attended Montana State University in 1939 to take a speech department position, previously held by Prof. James N. Holm, now at Kent, and he also serves as debate coach. McGinnis earned a master’s degree from Northwestern University.
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Ralph Y. McGinnis
Ravenna
Montana
McGinnis
Montana State University
Missoula
James N. Holm
Kent
Northwestern University
ISCC To Hold Lawn Vespers
Interdenominational Students Christian council plans a vesper on the front campus Sunday August 15 at 5 p.m. A picnic at 540 S Lincoln St, home of Rev Laten Carter, follows. Planning committee includes Jacks Loney Canterbury club Bill Hugo Leona Avery Miriam Infield Wesley foundation and Gordon Koecker United Christian foundation.
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Interdenominational Students Christian Council
S. Lincoln St
Laten Carter
Jacks Loney
Canterbury Club
Bill Hugo
Leona Avery
Miriam Infield
Wesley Foundation
Gordon Koecker
United Christian Foundation
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Purcell
Norcross
UCF
Grad II
Ceived
Fenn Dairy
ISCC
University Cleaners
Featuring Modern
North Water
Cecile
Kent, O
Bill
Kent Post Office
Desoto & Plymouth
Pounds-Casto Motors
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W. College Ave
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