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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1941
Page
3
The Newman Club hosts a wiener roast at 7:30 p m at grille No 1 in the University woods. Tickets cost 15 cents and are sold by Marg LaMontia Tom Bates and John Finnegan. Marg LaMontia is general chairman and all Catholic students are invited.
YWCA will hold a fireside chat at 7 30 tonight at the home of Mrs Earl W Crecraft 626 Park Avenue Mada Moseley president said all women will assemble at 7 pm in front of the Administration building and proceed in a group to the Crecraft home After a brief business meeting games and refreshments will constitute the program Eileen Wachter social chairwoman is in charge Mrs Crecraft YWCA advisor entertained members last year
Twenty five years of Home Economics club work will be celebrated with a dinner at the Robin Hood tonight at 6 30. Miss Bertha Nixon will speak on Twenty Five Years of Club Work and regional conference reports will be presented by Elfrieda Wachic Betty Jean Patterson Jean Claypoole and Jeanne Diefenbach.
Music majors and minors are invited to a 7 o'clock meeting in room 210 Kent hall. The club will plan the Hallowe'en party and the year's activities including trips to Cleveland for twilight concerts by the Cleveland orchestra, record sessions, faculty recitals for students, and a spring dance.
Mrs. W. L. Wannamacher invites students to join knitting in Moulton hall Women’s league room from 1 to 5 p m today and every Thursday to receive yarn and lessons for Red Cross projects. Return any unfinished sweaters from last year. helpers include Mrs. G. Harry Wright and Mrs. Charles Sheldon Alpha Omega house mother.
The Off-Campus Women's club has a dues table at the entrance to Wills gym for collecting dues through tomorrow. Jane Heaphey, newly elected president, leads the campus group open to University women living in private homes. Other officers include Jean Barger Mary DiVencenzo Catherina Bankhurst Mary Jane Little Margaret Schwab Mildred Lynn with Mrs. H. R. Nissley as adviser.
Tri Sig rushees visit the Coconut Grove night club via Hotel Kent for the first formal rush party of the year from 8 to 10 p m. The group will La Conga after a floor show featuring Jean McKnight Jean Marie Johnston Anna Mae LeBadis Betty Bunell and Jean Smith. Fortune teller Jean Knoderer and cigarette girl Helen Rothermund appear with Mona Fletcher Tri Sig adviser speaking after the anniversary cake cutting. Betty Church leads party planning.
Cardinal Key meets in room 212 Kent Hall at 6 pm to discuss sending birthday cards to all coeds and to plan a homecoming luncheon for alumnae. Members also help Blue Key decorate for the homecoming dance and several members will ride Kent State's float for the Kent defense day on Sunday.
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