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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1949
Page
4
Kitty Dixon discusses why students choose home economics, exploring gender roles and practical skills. The piece highlights sewing practice, independence, and guidance from Prof. Nona Isabel Jordan for girls with varying sewing experience.
A class titled Clothing 261 teaches girls to sew and create garments, emphasizing hands on practice, savings, and personal expression. Students like Evelyn McNutt and Ann Bilanych model in progress outfits while Miss Jordan guides proper marking and technique, highlighting growth from beginners to skilled makers.
A rundown of WKSU daily schedule items across Monday to Friday listing show times and hosts including Across the Breakfast Table Music News Sports Classic hour Session in Progression and more with hosts Julie Ross Claude Colvin Phil Newman Rick Morris and others.
Lingmayer, Pat Diamond, Betty Mach, Evelyn Jolly, Mari anne Church and others join in an elective sewing session. Evelyn Jolly, with 15 years in social sciences, designs her first sewing project while Harriet Hendrick assists. The group aims for five credit hours and a wearable creations.
The Wesley Foundation and United Christian Fellowship unite for a July 24 picnic at Virginia Kendal Park. Meet at 545 S Lincoln St and 540 S Lincoln St. Activities include swimming volleyball badminton softball and a cave tour. Supper at 6 followed by singing and a vesper service. Wesley forum class meets 9:30 a.m. at the Methodist church.
Miss Ruth Mason, a Kent State sophomore and Gamma Phi Beta member, has become engaged to Ralph Wuest, a Phi Beta Phi member. The couple reported no wedding date yet.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Appleby announce the birth of a daughter Susan Fay last Thursday morning July 14 in Akron. The baby’s father is a graduate assistant in the geography department at Kent State.
Dr James T Laing head of the sociology department reports four KSU students received advanced study honors in sociology Robert Greenfield of Akron earned a graduate assistantship at Ohio University Alvin Bork of Akron won a 1200 fellowship from the National Tuberculosis Foundation for a year at Wayne University Detroit John Flint of Kent gained admission to the graduate sociology program at the University of Chicago Harley Browning of Akron will pursue graduate sociology study at Columbia University this fall
The article notes the debut of the first colored advertisement in print, highlighting a rug as the product. It underscores a milestone in advertising and printing history, marking a shift toward vivid color in commercial displays.
Poem by Olen L. Ernest Jr extols twin partnership. It celebrates teamwork, shared effort, and mutual support to tackle work and play. The speaker asserts twins overcome troubles together, finding confidence and success with a constant companion.
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