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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1940
Page
3
Homecoming preparations focus on alumni receptions and active luncheons across sororities and fraternities. Committees clock major duties for Phi Alpha Alpha Theta Sigma Upsilon Pi Kappa Sigma and others with dinners, decorations, and Rushee events on schedule.
The Faculty Women's club will sponsor its annual dinner to honor new faculty members and their wives on Saturday October 19 at 6 p m at Twin Lakes country club. The arrangements committee includes Dr Grace Sherrer Mrs E W Crecraft Miss Pearl Phillips Miss Sarah Hutt Miss Emma Olson Mrs Kenneth Kelley Mrs Arden Allyn and Mrs G H Chapman.
The YWCA meeting scheduled for yesterday at 6 p.m. has been postponed to tomorrow at the same 6 p.m. time.
The Industrial Arts club holds its first meeting on Wednesday Oct 16 at 7 30 pm in room 401 of the heating plant. Officers will be elected.
A slide rule owners may claim from the dean of men after identifying it.
Marjorie Daubenspeck, a senior from Cuyahoga Falls, was elected president of Alpha Omega sorority at a Monday night meeting. New officers include Jeannette Malat as vice president and Charlotte Boedeker as secretary, with Bobby Petty, Cornelia Kuch enbacher, Enola Christian, Marjorie Brock, and Rita Allendorf filling key posts. Dean Mary L. Smallwood will attend a dinner and join the meeting on Monday evening October 21.
The Off Campus Women’s club began a membership drive led by president Eileen Cook and runs through the week with dues set at 50 cents per semester. Helen Furcelo and Virginia Fitch named social and program chairs at Monday’s meeting.
Ravenna attorney Edwin Jones will speak this afternoon at 4 p m to the Kent State University Willkie club in room 317 McGilvrey hall. Officers of the group will be elected.
The University of Ohio State College of Education collaborates with Akron three elementary schools Cleveland Paul Revere Cuyahoga Heights Euclid Roosevelt and Canfield in an experiment to observe and analyze teaching. Miss Aryra Ruffer oversees off campus teachers as observers meet at the Robin Hood tomorrow at 6 pm to discuss development.
Estella Holston of Cleveland was elected president of Summit Hall for the 1940 41 academic year. Other officers chosen include Joanne Williams as vice president Alice Harney as secretary Margaret Hampton as treasurer and Pauline Johnston as chairman of committees.
At a Kent State Commerce club meeting Harold Weil was elected president Joe Stefanosky became vice president Jack Gifford was chosen secretary and Harold Serne treasurer Plans include a membership drive and a semester field trip open to all College of Business Administration students.
Prospective YWCA members and present affiliates attend a mixer at Moulton Hall in the Woman's League room from 6 45 to 7 45 p m. Florence Strong chairs the membership program and group games with refreshments to follow. Membership applications and the annual $1 dues are available this evening.
Kent State high school students are receiving instruction this semester from the largest group of student teachers in training school history 104 men and women. Total enrollment stands at 572 a drop of one from last year with 16 more in grade school offset by 17 fewer in kindergarten.
Moulton Hall schedules an informal dance in the reception room on Friday October 18. Freshman coeds anticipate a successful dormitory social on campus this season with Marge Johnson as chairwoman and Jeannie Westland Dorothy Whittaker Thelma Walters and Dorothy Milligan assisting. All Moulton women may invite guest couples and their dates.
Twenty Southern California communities are served through classes offered by the University of Southern California extension division.
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