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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1941
Page
3
Advanced dance class in Wills gym tonight at 8 30 led by Clement Brown with G J Altmann promoting the event. Beginners meet 7 30 to 8 30 with admission by ticket from physical education instructors. over 300 attended last week and a capacity crowd is expected. dress code calls for coats for men and afternoon dresses for women.
The Rusfus Rose Marionettes performance series is postponed due to concerns about infantile paralysis. Miss G Hazel Swan announces the postponement and notes an early spring announcement for future engagement. This marks the eighth time the Kindergarten Primary Club has hosted professional marionette players on campus.
Pi Kappa Delta will discuss plans for the national convention and tournament in Minneapolis at a meeting tonight at 7 30 in room 316 Merrill Hall. President Tom Rickey announced the agenda yesterday.
The letter defends the council against claims of dictating actions and rebukes insinuations harming its integrity and the student body. It cites Hope Byrne and Raymond Gallagher as 1941 42 representatives, and recalls Editor's Note debating Waterbury's role in council replacements with Miss Rothermund’s sanction.
Members of the Home Economics club will take part in a panel on nutrition at the Northeastern Ohio Home Economists regional conference in Hiram Ohio Saturday. Jeanette Morgan, the local president, also serves as regional president. Mary Ann Popa was elected president of the new women’s living group at the home economics house for the first nine weeks. Other residents include Miss Morgan Dorothy Mohr Janice Koons and Betty Brunner.
John L. Blair dean of the college of education will address the first Elementary Education club meeting on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Moulton hall music room with refreshments. Officers for the year include Francis Good president Bertha Mae Weiss vice president Louise Bjorson secretary Frank Visan treasurer Pauline Watson publicity chair Alice Krimmel program chair Susanne M. Koehler director of elementary training advisor.
Health and Physical Education club members will elect a new president at a Wiener roast Thursday from 5 30 to 7 30 p m in the University woods.
The Women’s League will meet tomorrow in room 108 Kent hall at 4 p m to finalize plans for the Big Sister Little Sister Tea. Betty Chapman the league president announced yesterday. Freshman girls awaiting assignments should leave their names at the dean of women’s office.
Newman Club officers will meet tonight in room 116 Merrill hall to discuss arrangements for the social calendar for the semester. The calendar will be finalized at St Patrick's school hall at 7 30 p m Thursday.
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