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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1948

Page

1

Rivalry Night Queen Dent At East Market Gardens

Marilyn Taylor the 1948 Homecoming queen and Sally Farrer of Akron University share the spotlight at the Rivals Rendezvous dance in East Market Gardens Akron tomorrow night. They receive flowers from the Akron Kent better relations committee during intermission and sing their alma maters. Presidents and deans greet guests during a 9 30 to 10 30 receiving line with Andy Slezak Curt Sarff and university officials.

Marilyn Taylor Akron University Sally Farrer East Market Gardens Akron Queens Akron-Kent Better Relations Committee Curt Sarff George A. Bowman Ada V. Hyatt Raymond E. Manchester

Fresh Frocks On Display By Freshman Models

A fashion show by freshman girls in a clothing appreciation course will be held today at 1 p.m. in Moulton hall music room. Akron purchases will be modeled and some students already work as models in Akron and Cleveland stores. Miss Nona J. Jordan notes modeling as an occupation and the event will discuss modeling schools and career prospects in clothes retailing and design.

Moulton Hall Music Room Akron Cleveland Nona J. Jordan

Faculty Wives Plan Meeting at Moulton Hall

The Faculty Women's club meets in Moulton hall music room tomorrow at 8 p.m. Hostess is Mrs Donald Anthony. Prof G Harry Wright speaks on The Majestic the Kent-Hiram showboat that traveled the Ohio and Kanawha rivers this summer. A sale of articles made by the blind will be held with Mrs Gerald Chapman and Mrs Clarence Cook in charge.

Moulton Hall Music Room Donald Anthony G. Harry Wright Majestic Ohio Kanawha Gerald Chapman Clarence Cook

Kent State Shutout Against Field Goals This Season

Kent State has allowed every scoring method except field goals this season. Interceptions kickoff returns for touchdowns and long pass plays have all occurred without conceding a field goal. The Flashes have yet to yield a field goal through multiple game scenarios.

Kent State

Portage County Teachers Workshop Set For Friday

The Second Annual Portage county workshop will be held here Friday. Teachers from elementary and secondary schools will attend. University professors will lecture on practical subjects. An all-day discussion on hand work for slow learning children is highlighted. Sessions run 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. A luncheon replaces November club meeting.

Portage County Lowry Hall

Officials Needed for Vic Moore I M Volleyball Play

Vic Moore seeks officials for the upcoming intramural volleyball play. Interested parties should contact him in the intramural office this week.

Vic Moore

Frosh Price Set for KSU Bowling Green Game

Spectators at the KSU-Bowling Green frosh game on Saturday will pay 25 cents admission. Proceeds will cover expenses.

Akron KSU game tickets on sale till Friday

Tickets for the Akron KSU game are available at the ticket office until 3 p.m. Friday. Prices are 1.00 general, 1.50 reserve, 2.00 box. Game starts 8:15 p.m. at the Rubber Bowl Akron. Bus fare is 0.65 round trip with departures from Kent at 5:35, 6:05, 6:35 and 7:05. trip duration 30 minutes. Transportation details to the bowl to be announced tomorrow.

Akron-Ksu Rubber Bowl Akron Kent

Chemists To Tour Welmet Laboratories In Kent

Chemistry club members will tour the Welmet laboratories in Kent tomorrow. They should meet in front of Bissler's furniture store at 3 55 p.m. to join the tour.

Welmet Laboratories Kent Bissler’s

DSC Winner Heads Armistice Program

Colonel Paul R Knight WWI veteran from the Lost Battalion will speak at Armistice Day ceremonies tomorrow on the campus west of Rockwell library at 11 am Students dismissed from 11 o clock classes. Knight served under Lt Gen Gerow and commanded company D 1st Battalion 308th Infantry 77th Division earning the Distinguished Service Cross.

Paul R. Knight Rockwell Library Knight Gerow 308Th Infantry 77Th Infantry Division Thomas F. Wall ROTC

Hall of Fame For Athletes Gets Booster Backing

The BC Hall of Fame recognition for athletes from Kent normal school days was approved by the Booster Club advisory committee. Joe Begala urged support for KSU greats and their role in building the university. No Akron game rally due to last year’s issues. Al Lumsden announced. Plans for a pre Connecticut game rally at the Erie station were proposed by Joe Friedman. Fraternities sororities and independents must file rally placards in the States office by Friday. Some car space remains available.

Kent Booster Club Joe Begala KSU Akron al Lumsden Erie Railroad Station Joe Friedman States Connecticut

Cast Chosen For RW Broadcast Of Radio Workshop

Casting for Radio Workshop's Saturday program is set with Jim MacLean in the lead and players Charles Kray Jane Mabb ee Bob Westland and Ted Charnak. The play Alexander Botts vs. the Income Tax was adapted by Robert West with John Lapadakis as student technician under Dave Freed.

Radio Workshop Jim MacLean Charles Kray Jane Maybee Bob Westland Ted Charnak Alexander Botts Robert West John Lapadakis Dave Freed

ANG Meets Today at University Guild Chapter

The university chapter of the American Newspaper Guild holds a brief meeting this afternoon at 4 p.m. in room 107 M to discuss plans for the quarterly social event. Members are urged to attend.

American Newspaper Guild

Training School Plays Announced at University Auditorium

Four plays will be staged Friday at 7 p.m. in the university auditorium by the KSU training school. Three plays in modern tradition and one with a Shakespearean setting. Admission is 50 cents, with half the proceeds to the student activity fund and half to the class treasuries per Miss Blanche Miller.

KSU University Auditorium Blanche Miller

Social Dancing at Wills Gym Tonight

Wills Gym hosts social dancing from 8 30 to 10 15 with recordings. Admission is 25 cents for all students.

Wills Gym

Needs Pictures of Winter Snow Scenes on KSU Campus

The university seeks winter snow scene photographs or negatives from any student or faculty member taken on the KSU campus. Please contact Martha Lansinger via mailbox immediately to contribute.

Cardinal Key KSU Martha Lansinger

First Annual Institute for Consumer Economics in Education

The Economic Institute for Consumer Economics in Education will be held Friday sponsored by the university economics department. Dr Thomas H Briggs of Columbia University will deliver the principal address on Teaching Consumer Economics in High School. John L O'Brien of Akron BBB will discuss business interest in consumer education. Steward B Hamblen will present an illustrated lecture and a report on teaching applied economics.

University Economics Department Thomas H. Briggs Columbia University The National Association of Secondary School Principals John L. O’brien Better Business Bureau Akron Steward B. Hamblen Dr. Hudson

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