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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1941
Page
3
Rising Greek life full of parties from Mexican fiestas to hayrides and barn dances ahead of Homecoming. Alumni events include hikes and a Wiener roast with group singing on October 30.
Lana Turner teams with Clark Gable for the first time in Honky Tonk. The midnight show at Schine’s Kent theatre promises a WOW for Turner and Gable fans.
Delta Kappa Psi announces an annual invitational smoker for men in the College of Business Administration. The event begins at 8 o'clock tonight at 118 Linden Road, Kent, with Joe Blair as president. The meeting targets members and scholastically qualified students and will be followed by pledging later in the semester.
Fifty eight women counselors during freshman week face a Detour Jam boree party guided by Dean Mary L. Smallwood and Assistant Jeanne Parrish. Invitations include sealed directions not to be opened until 6 30 p m tomorrow. Each counselor must notify the dean's office if attending.
Frank N. Harsh principal of the training school will address Health and Physical Education club members at 7 PM in room 119 Kent hall. His topic is Depriving Students of the Opportunity to Think. Ted Tucker, newly elected president, said plans for the coming year were discussed.
Four former Kent students announce November weddings. Frances Koole of Wadsworth will wed John Redmond of Ravenna and Elizabeth Carroll of Akron will marry Charles Burley of Akron. First Evangelical and Reformed Church Akron hosts the 15 November ceremony and East Market Street Church of Christ Akron the 19 November service at 7 30 p m.
Officers of the newly reorganized Commerce club will be elected today at 4 p.m. in room 202 Merrill Hall as the group meets for the second time. Plans for the first field trip are to be formulated.
Ernst Vogel an advanced freshman with three years of teaching in France and Czechoslovakia hopes to continue his college career at KSU tutoring French and German. He has the approval of Dr. Willis Burner and Dr. William Meinke to teach upperclassmen. Vogel aims to become a citizen and later a draftee and after the war to teach foreign languages in America.
A panel in Miss Nona Jordan's textile class explored the history and use of silk stockings. Speakers included Yvonna Horton on history, Norma Baines on manufacturing, Genevieve Fox on care, Helen Henz on selection, and Eileen Zeber on uses of discarded stock ings.
The Women’s Professional club schedules its first meeting of the year at 7:30 tonight in room 201 Kent hall. Miss Anne Lechartz will discuss Other Chances Than Teaching in Physical Education and will speak on swimming and first aid at the Akron YWCA. The club invites University women interested in athletics.
In Brief Dr James Laing head of the sociology department will address the State Educational Association in Charleston West Virginia on October 29 on The College the Teacher the Community. Slips and pencils will be provided at social dancing tonight for musical requests in a box. Dale Deniston former Kent student in the Army Air Corps at Oxnard California will transfer to Bakersfield for basic training in about a week. Deniston has 50 hours of flying. Chestnut Burrs may be obtained this week from Harold Murphy in Burr office 1 to 4 pm. Activity cards are required and single semester students must pay 166.
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