Hadley to Speak at UCF Program on College Use
Dr. Loren S. Hadley director of KSU counseling will be guest speaker at the United Christian Fellowship twin program at Kent's Congregational church Sunday at 7 p.m. He will discuss Getting the Most Out of College with students Cid Detter and John Hague followed by a Q and A. The second part centers on Christian Student Aims with Roberta Doven barger, David Duff and Donald McCarthy. A cost supper starts at 6 p.m. Dora Lee Kriechbaum leads food prep.
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Dr. Hadley
UCF
Loren S. Hadley
KSU Counseling
United Christian Fellowship
Kent's Congregational Church
Hadley
Cid Detter
John Hague
Frank Whitley
Roberta Dovenbarger
David Duff
Donald McCarthy
Dora Lee Kriechbaum
Lutheran Group Plans Vesper Service and Talk
The Lutheran Student fellowship schedules a vesper service and guest speaker at Faith church opposite the campus. President Irwin Becker and officers plus Rev. Walter G. Boss attend the Youngstown Akron Lutheran conference to discuss youth plans with Boss as a speaker.
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Lutheran Student Fellowship
the Faith Church
Irwin Becker
Walter G. Boss
Youngstown
Christian Science Officers to Remain in Office
Present officers of the Christian Science group will stay in office until the fall quarter program is drafted. In a recent business session a devotional service at 7 p.m. in 119K was held and a plan to host an informal mixer for new Christian Science students was discussed.
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The
Christian Science Organization
Christian Science
Morrow Lectures To Episcopalians
An illustrated lecture on New England will be presented by KSU art professor Robert Morrow at the Canterbury Club Sunday at 7 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Church. Morrow will answer questions afterward. Canterbury vice president Richard Pope notes. Members are preparing Christmas boxes for a Navajo Indian mission in Arizona.
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New England
KSU
Robert Morrow
Canterbury Club
Christ Epiccopal Church
Morrow
Canterbury
Richard Pope
Arizona
Lectures and Activities Planned by UCF at University
The United Christian Fellowship at the university schedules a Coffee Hour discussion on church state separation with moderator Donald Moulton at Mrs. A Laten Carter’s home 540 S Lincoln Wednesday at 4 p m. A Sunday service featuring Rev A Laten Carter on In the Image of God is planned at the University Training School auditorium at 9 30 a m with viola solo by Alfred D Aliberto and pianist Neil Davis. An all university roller skating party is set for Friday at 7 30 p m Oct 21 at Moon Glo rink with tickets from committee members. transportation from Rev Carter’s home 540 S Lincoln. A luncheon for the Regional Conference of Home Economic Advisors is planned for Oct 22 at Kent’s Congregational church, co chaired by Margaret Ann Black and Dora Lee Kriechbaum. The faith and life committee will host a half hour meditation each Thursday 6 30–7 p m in 108K led by Roberta Dovenbarger and Nancy Crites. Florence Davis is sponsor.
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A. Laten Carter
S. Lincoln
Donald Moulton
Carter
United Christian Fellowship
University
University Training School
Alfred D’aliberto
Neil Davis
Moon-Glo
Regional Conference of Home Economic Advisors
Kent’s
Congregational Church
Margaret Ann Black
Dora Lee Kriechbaum
UCF
Faith and Life Committee
The
Roberta Dovenbarger
Nancy Crites
Florence Davis
Election and Hayride Planned by IVC Fellowship
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship held its first business meeting electing Richard Tanner president Grace Wolf vice president Lois Porter secretary and appointing committee heads Thomas Spencer Evelyn Miller Robert Graber music William Christenson social chair Jean Brew book table Eilleen Hopkins Donald Rhinemiller conference planning A hayride for Nov 5 was scheduled and Bible study plans discussed for Stopher hall Richards room Bible prayer meetings run daily at noon in 2020 and Thursday evenings at 7 30 in 119K for Bible studies
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Richard Tanner
Grace Margaret Wolf
Lois Porter
Thomas Spencer
Evelyn Miller
Robert Graber
William Christenson
Jean Brew
Eilleen Hopkins
Donald Rhinemiller
Stopher Hall
Newmanites View Social Calendar
Newman club members discussed plans for a social meeting with Youngstown College Newman club at their second meeting Thursday 7 30 p m at St Patrick s church. The possibility of a vaudeville show was also discussed. Social dancing and refreshments followed the meeting. Benediction was offered at 7 p m.
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Newman Club
Youngstown College
St. Patrick's Church
Four KSU Students Open Second Wesley Discussion
Four prominent KSU students will debate the theme When Shall I Follow the Crowd at a Wesley foundation session Sunday at 7 p.m. in First Methodist church. The panel is chaired by George Hettinger with Irvin Wheatley Alvin Post Libby Robinson among the speakers. A worship service follows the discussion and a fellowship supper is served at 6 p.m.
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KSU
Second Wesley
Wesley Foundation
First Methodist Church
James Holm
Tau Kappa
George Hettinger
Student Council
Irvin Wheatley
The
Kent Stater
Alvin Post
Libby Robinson
Women's Athletic Association
Edward Durr
Professor to Speak At University Forum
The University Forum at Kent will host a Sunday 9 30 a m session titled The Christian Talk On Campus with a guest university professor at First Methodist church. Officers elected include William Barth student chairman Donna Lou Getz secretary treasurer Virginia Shively worship chairman Connie Fogle assistant worship chairman and Richard Tyler publicity chairman Rev Donald E Barss leads the Forum which welcomes all university students.
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University Forum
First Methodist Church
Kent
William Barth
Donna Lou Getz
Virginia Shively
Connie Fogle
Richard Tyler
Donald E. Barss
YWCA Outlines New Unit Plan
Definite plans for reorganizing the YWCA were outlined at a Tuesday meeting. The Y would be divided into units including freshman and off campus groups. A workshop of on campus upperclassmen would make stuffed animals to sell as gifts to fund delegates to a June conference in Geneva Wisconsin. President Joan Schilling and Mrs. Rena E. Sanders lead the plan.
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YWCA
Geneva
Wisconsin
Joan Schilling
Rena E. Sanders
Pledges Honored At Banquet By Sigma Theta Epsilon
Twenty three pledges were honored at a banquet given by Sigma Theta Epsilon at First Methodist church in Kent. Officers Charles Kendig and Les Gamble presided. The fraternity, now the eleventh chapter of the national Methodist preference group, aims to train Methodist men for church and world leadership with Prof. Paul Evans of the mathematics department as sponsor. A rush party for 26 Kappa Phi girls was held at the church gym a week earlier.
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Sigma Theta Epsilon
First Methodist Church
Kent
Charles Kendig
Les Gamble
Paul Evans
Kent State
Kappa Phi
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Carol Hill
Donald Turner
Franklin Ave
IVC
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
E. Liverpool
Marietta
Washington C.H. Steubenville
MT. Vernon
Canton
Hoard’s Drug Store
W. Main Ph
First Congregational Church
Gougler At
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Edward W. Willcox
Kent State United Christian Fellowship
Rev
Laren Carter
University School
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