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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1945
Page
3
The Wesley Foundation cancels Sunday night meeting due to many members traveling home for Mother's Day. At a dinner honoring Rev. Don Barss, they decide to install officers and hold the spring retreat on Sunday May 27 to plan the coming year. The installation and retreat location is not yet arranged.
A camp near Kent seeks a college age male to serve as counselor for boys and girls. Contact Carl Harm city recreation director or Dr Marion VanCampen associate professor of education. Camp runs June July and possibly August.
Mary Leigh Wilson a former University of Milburn student appears as a model in the May issue of Made moiselle magazine. She studied at the university during autumn quarter 1943 as a freshman and hails from Milburn New Jersey.
Night and day the infirmary is occupied as Mary Jane Slates reports Bette Diekmann on a twenty four hour shift while Betty Maurer attends day classes but spends nights in the infirmary.
John L. Blair dean of the college of education and Dr Amos Heer director of teacher training will join a Columbus weekend meeting of the Conference of Deans of the Five Ohio State universities at Ohio State University. The Miami workshop will be one topic of discussion.
Initiation for new Cardinal Key members of the national women’s honor society will take place Thursday May 17 from 6 30 to 7 30 p m in the Moulton hall music room Ethel Day oversees tea arrangements
About 50 students attended a cross questioning debate between Pennsylvania State college and the University teams Wednesday afternoon. No decision was given as is customary in non tournament contests. University speakers included Don.
Topics among the Greek communities this week include May Queen nominees and the Burr queen court. Alpha Omega plans a May 26 senior picnic with committee members Kaye Tolt Mable Davey Peggy Titus and Marilyn Morse. Several sororities host events, pledge services, visits, and meetings with various members and patrons.
Kay Bardelline and Margaret Wilt of the University choir are invited to sing at the Kent Women's Club luncheon at Twin Lakes Country Club next Saturday May 19 at 1 p m. They will perform the duet from The Marriage of Figaro by Mozart.
War bonds totaling 5852.75 have been sold to University employees. Dr. Donald B. Anthony head of the department of business administration reports the campus drive is proceeding with the latest figures.
The Radio Workshop will present a recording of Othello with the original cast on Friday May 25 at 7 p m. George Papp president invites anyone interested to attend.
Avonelle Purdy, a University of California foods and nutrition senior, is one of four students chosen for a yearlong internship at a California hospital approved by the American Dietetic Association. She will study lectures, seminars, and practical training to become a registered dietician upon graduation.
Ingrid Tornberg and Ranky Edwards announce the Senior Women's League banquet reservations are due by May 14. The event will be at Kent Episcopal Church at 6 30 p m on May 23, inviting all senior women graduating in summer or June.
An informal tea for all service men’s wives attending the University will be held on Monday May 14 at 4 p m in room 302 Merrill hall. The event aims to help the wives become better acquainted, according to Dean R E Manchester.
The schedule lists multiple churches with sermons on mothers and home life. Speakers include REV. DANA MACDON ALD at the Christian church, REV. JOHN REINHEIMER at the Episcopal church, REV. ARTHUR ZEIGLER at Faith Lutheran, and REV. JOSEPH HENDERSON at the Congregational church. Music features Janet Devine, the Mother Singers, and special songs for a day of prayer proclaimed by President Truman.
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