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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1950

Page

4

Canton Pastor To Speak In Third Lenten Series Talk

Rev. George E. Parkinson pastor of Canton's First Presbyterian Church will deliver the third Lenten assembly talk at the University auditorium tomorrow at 1 p.m. The theme is Future Faith or Futility with the subject You Cant Live Without It. He will be introduced by Harlan Hungerford associate professor of English. Parkinson a 1935 Otterbein College and 1938 Western Theological Seminary graduate has led a large Canton church since 1942 and heads church and civic boards while hosting The Cathedral Hour on WHEC.

George E. Parkinson Canton First Presbyterian Church University Auditorium Harlan Hungerford Interdenominational Student Christian Council Assembly Parkinson Otterbien College Western Theological Seminary Ohio Central College Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Worthington Synod of Ohio Ohio Pastors’ Convention WHEC YMCA George A. Bowman Kent State

APO Plans Nationalization at Kent State Meeting

Alpha Phi Omega plans a national installation to be completed March 12. A meeting tomorrow in the Kent State Union requires attendance. Also tonight at 8 p.m. the Kent Research Club hosts talk on Indian nations by Dr. Ralph Dexter. New club members include Dr. Roger Shaw Dr. Lloyd Lowenstein and Prof. Ralph Hartzell. An Engineers club business meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. in 108K for pre engineering students.

Alpha Phi Omega Kent State Union Dean McDowell Ralph Dexter Kent Research Club Robert Esser Elizabeth Smith Roger Shaw Lloyd Lowenstein Ralph Hartzell Music Engineers Club

Canton Art Institute Hosts First Annual Drawing Exhibit

Three members of the Canton Art Institute faculty and a faculty wife display in the first annual drawing exhibit on view through March 10. Visiting artist Robert Morrow shows Salt Burned Branch and From Sketch Book. Barbara Morrow presents Sow and Pigs. Elmer L. Novotny displays Drawing in Red. Harold Kitner contributes Men. Ninety drawings were chosen from 400 submissions.

Canton Art Institute Robert Morrow Barbara Morrow Elmer L. Novotny Harold Kitner

Chi Pi Meeting Set for Tonight at 7 P.M.

Chi Pi, men's journalism honorary, will meet tonight at 7 p.m. in 107M. Members should wear white shirts, ties and jackets for individual photographs. Attendance is crucial as there is talk of possible national recognition before June.

Chi Pi

Do You Know What You Believe Let Us Coffee Hour

Ray D. Christopherson leads a 3 p.m. Coffee Hour at Rev A L Carter home on today with the topic Do You Know What You Believe Joyce Conkle leads a 4 p.m. session on Does a Christian Have to Tell About His Faith Refreshments are by Mrs Carter Jeanne Dunham reads Moments of Meditation at 6 30 p m in 101M a 15 minute devotional before the Bible clinic Rev Carter substitutes for Rev Reed continuing Ephesians all students invited

Ray D. Christopherson A. Laten Carter Joyce Conkle Carter Jeanne Dunham Bible Clinic Ronald Reed

Mid-Week Hop Tenite at Kent State Union Ballroom

The Mid-week hop takes place tonight from 8 to 10 p.m. in the Kent State union ballroom. Admission is 25 cents. Music for dancing is by Glen Parker and his orchestra.

Kent State Union Glen Parker

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