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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1944
Page
3
Classified item lost a pair of shell rim glasses reported by Virginia Schultz at Moulton Hall. Contact Mrs Schultz to claim.
Arthur Durivage yeoman third class in the U S Navy and Jane McDowell University graduates wed at St Patrick's Cathedral in New York. The couple now reside at the House Jack Built Newport Rhode Island. Durivage helped edit the 1943 Chestnut Burr. McDowell edited the 1944 Burr and led Gamma Sigma Phi as Miss Kent State of 1943.
The University Women s Glee Club elected Esther Douglass as president for the coming quarter. Lorayne Shumway was chosen secretary and Norma Knsely librarian. Under Miss Elfreda Littlejohn the group rehearses for the Messiah.
Vi Gardner president of the Pan Hellenic council says the Alpha Omega rush party moves from Tuesday November 7 to Wednesday November 8. The Theta Sigma Upsilon rush remains set for Thursday November 9.
Phi Sigma Xi, a science honorary, welcomed eight new pledges including George Farres Marian Jessel Frances Hindley Arlene Klontz Baly Ingrid Tornberg Harriet Shobert Mary Ann Werner and Joyce Wilson. Pledge mistress Dorothy Swoboda was appointed by Helen Lee the president. The next meeting moves to November 16 from November 9.
A Wesley Foundation sponsored event at Kent Methodist Church basement starts at 7 30 tonight with annual freshman night. Macbeth presented by Lee Broughton and Anne Louise Scott, along with Martha Keyser Virginia Bailey Julia Jones and Gloria Jean Kessler in cast. Rehearsal and lunch details noted with drama and choir meetings at 5 pm and Grace Bosma serving lunch at 6.
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