Faculty Attends NEOTA Meeting in Cleveland
Eighteen University faculty members will attend the annual Northeastern Ohio Teachers association conference in Cleveland today and tomorrow. Attendees include Dean Mary L. Smallwood, Dr. Amos Heer notes, with a list of names such as Miss Jeanne Parrish and Mrs. Beulah Grow among the participants.
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Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association
Cleveland
Amos Heer
Dean Mary L. Smallwood
Jeanne Parrish
Harriet Adams
G. J. Altmann
Mary Boswell
Mona Fletcher
Nina Humphrey
Elfreda Littlejohn
Edna Lotz
Bertha Nixson
Grace Swan
E. C. Stopher
Marion van Campen
Clinton van Deusen
Bertha Whitton
Beulah Grow
Helen Thompson
Isabelle Reed
Merle E. Wagoner
G. Harry Wright
Mary L. Smallwood
YMCA Initiates Fledglings At Local Ceremony
Fledglings of the YMCA will be inducted at an induction ceremony on Tuesday at 7 30 p m in 219 Kent hall. Gerald Daniels Joe Blair and Bob Wallace will recount their Geneva Y conference experiences and outline a general program for the association. The event also marks the end of the membership drive.
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YMCA
Kent Hall
Gerald Daniels
Joe Blair
Bob Wallace
Weekend dances light Lowry hall with 3 events
Three dances highlight the weekend at Lowry hall and Engleman hall venues. The Checkered Tavern hosts a formal 9 to 12 night with Jane Hand as chair and guest Mary L. Smallwood, while Cat's Meow in Engleman gym features Theta Miller leading a witches and pumpkins theme. The Beta Gams plan a 9 o'clock Victory Dance at Twin Lakes country club with Bernie May's band and chaperones listed.
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Lowry Hall
Moulton
Engleman Hall
Will
Twin Lakes Country Club
Ame
Bernie’ May
Shirley Burson
Jo Shipton
Janet Caldwell
Nancy Bailey
Janet Harris
Betty Breen
Constantine Alexopoulos
Dater To Tell Club Of Europe’s New Order
Dr Henry M Dater assistant professor of history will discuss the present status of the new order in Europe at the Wranglers club meeting tomorrow night at 8 at A L Coffeen 216 Lowell drive Kent The talk promises a concise update on postwar Europe.
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New Order
Europe
Henry M. Dater
Wranglers’ Club
A. L. Coffeen
Lowell Drive
Kent
Church Groups Plan Halloween Weekend Activities
Student church groups schedule Sunday events with parties, sermons, and concerts across multiple churches in the area. Activities include a First Congregational Halloween party at 6 30 p m, sermons on religious themes, and a Cedar Avenue Christian church Negro choir concert at 7 30 a m in First Christian church.
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First Congregational Church
Edward W. Wilcox
Christian Endeavor Association
Cedar Avenue Christian Church
Cleveland
First Christian Church
Dana S. MacDonald
Leroy Owens
Jesus
Sing Your Alma Mater At Western Reserve
Students are urged to clip the Alma Mater and God Bless America verses printed in the paper and bring them to the game tomorrow to participate in the group singing. The Alma Mater celebrates the school on the hilltop while God Bless America asks for guidance from above.
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Western Reserve
Esquire Fleece Coat Seen At Brady In Esquire Ad
D. H. Green advertises a large ten fleece fingertip coat for fifteen dollars in Esquire. The ad notes warmth without weight and suitability for campus or casual wear, with a reference to page four in the Stater. Brady is described as a social hub where men meet old and new friends and Carson's Inn invites after-school relaxation with a dance floor and music.
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D. H. Green
Esquire
Carson's Inn
Pi Kaps Hayride and Wiener Roast Tonight
Pi Kaps host a hayride at 9 with a following wiener roast. Organizers are Louise Bjorson, Lois Colley, and Frances Wren.
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Weiner
Pi Kaps
Louise Bjorson
Lois Colley
Frances Wren
Wesleyites Host Radio Party At Methodist Church
Wesley Founda tion station WFN airs a 7 15 party tonight in the Methodist church with Bill Heacock as MC. The program includes a serial story mind reading act and a quiz bee with prizes for top performers. Jean Barger chairs with assistants Jane Heaphey Jim Carson Mabel Eyre Margaret Seckman Ray Roy Deming and Charlotte Lose. Refreshments served by the Demings.
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WFN
Wesley Foundation Make-Believe Network
Bill Heacock
Jean Barger
Jane Heaphey
Jim Carson
Mabel Eyre
Margaret Seckman
Ray and
Roy Deming
Charlotte Lose
KSU Observes National Book Week Theme Set
Kansas State University marks National Book Week with the theme Forward With Books for November 28. Since 1919 the observance promotes books’ role in a turbulent world and a peaceful world. The campus training school holds a special assembly and the library displays recent books under Miss Elizabeth Mautz’s coordination.
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Franklin Mathiews
University Library
Elizabeth Mautz
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