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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1947
Page
4
Last call for campus men to join women’s groups in funding a special football train. 100 more signatures needed by 4 PM today to trigger ticket sales Monday. if 180 total, boosters will proceed. Also notes aviation cadet program promotions and Air Force officer training details.
Local churches in Kent announce Sunday worship times and sermons across several denominations. Christ Church Episcopal offers Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. Faith Lutheran, First Christian, First Congregational, and Trinity Lutheran schedule morning services with themed sermons. A student foundation meets at 311 Park Avenue Tuesday evening. Harvest Home Sunday features canned goods for Berea’s children’s home.
The Spanish workshop prepares a public program featuring songs poems a play and a telephone conversation with music led by Jean Blasque Margaret Anne Martin and Joyce Marshall. Play writing acting by Ray Perez June Derks and Jean Barnum. telephone by Doris Merton and Betty Abbott. Coordinator Rose Princiotto publicity Jeanne Cook. All Spanish students eligible for membership.
Neatness furnishings and space use decided the Lowry hall Room of the Month contest. Awards went to Kate Frase Nan Warnock Nan Snodgrass Mary Hoover Jane Lais Martha Patchen Barb Truelove Ginny Carrahar Dot Cyubinsky Betty Radio Janet Reynolds Barb Berg Mary Lou Holland Candy Zilla Verna Berger Sheila Hirshberger Peg Buher.
Four students Jane Claypool Violet Miller Ben Cotton and Dave Adams will conduct a panel Sunday at 7 p.m. during the Wesley foundation meeting at the Methodist church. Rev. Joseph Henderson serves as chairman. Marian King heads a worship service. Fellowship hour and supper begin at 6 p.m. with supper priced at 35 cents.
Dr. A L Heer will conduct a student discussion class in the church at 9 30 a m followed by morning worship at 10 45 a m.
Gloria Sherrets, a journalism junior, was pledged to Lambda Phi, the women’s honorary journalism sorority, on Thursday evening. Eleanor Meek, president, read the pledge at 6 30 p.m in Engleman lounge as a brief business meeting followed.
Dr. Marion Van Campen head of elementary education will attend a curricular development conference at the University of Chicago on October 16 and 17.
Students urged to order yellow mums for the Homecoming game. The mums feature K S A in gold on blue and are tied in school colors to boost spirit. Early orders ensure better service for the popular accessory.
Terese Green Flowers and Gifts located at 402 East Main Street offers a floral shop with phone contact 4565. The small ad highlights a local family business serving the community with arrangements and gifts.
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