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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1941
Page
3
The undefeated Off-Campus women's team leads the WAA basketball tournament with a few games left. Moulton and Engleman halls sit in second after Moulton lassies fall to Off-Campus. Gamma Sigs beat Alpha Omegas 14 to 11. two games set for 4 p.m. at Wills gym.
Akron University WAA hosts a Play Day on Saturday March 8 with basketball badminton and ping pong. Ten girls are selected to attend including Mary Miller Shirley Feicht Dot McClelland Betty Duff Jo Dagg Arlene Fenn Virginia Dick Mabel Esping Jane Stroup and Bertha Heichel who leads arrangements.
A field sergeant in the KSU band and clarinetist in its concert band will study two extension courses from KSU while at Camp Forrest Tennessee. Phi Beta Phi will host a party in his honor on Sunday evening March 9 at the fraternity house.
A humorous 1941 style column guides men on fabric choices and styles for spring wardrobes influenced by military colors and patterns. It suggests gabardine suits and bi swing jackets in patriotic tones, recommends air force blue fabrics, and ends with wishes for the reader to become the best dressed buck private of 1941.
The K P s plan a club Surprise Party to be held on March 26. Plans will be made at the regular monthly meeting tomorrow at 4 p m in room 2219 Kent hall. Secret organizers include Helen Traycoff Elaine Harvey Kay Suitsse Winkler Wilma Swanson Beth Campbell and Ruth Hancock.
The combined junior and senior Home Economics club will hear Dr. John F. Cuber speak on family problems tomorrow night at 7 15 in room 107 Kent.
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