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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1944
Page
3
The column surveys daring semester accessories for coeds from novelty necklaces to bold pins. It notes carved wooden figures including Ferdinand the Bull and nose rings, plus shells, coco beans, and silver coins as stylish accents. Traditional pearl pieces remain common alongside whimsical earrings and lapel pins.
Helen Dispenza will lead a discussion on Principles of Post War Treatment of Enemy Countries at an open meeting of the International Relations Club tomorrow at 7 p.m. in room 219 Kent Hall. Helen Lee, president, invited those wishing to participate or to join the group to attend.
Dr. Edna Oswalt associate professor of psychology will be principal speaker at a YMCA initiation service in room 219 Kent Hall tonight at 7 pm. The event marks the initiation of new members.
Co chairmen for the Big Little Sister tea announced today include Miss Mary Jane Klein Miss Laura Hill Miss Alyce Hawk Mrs Lester Munzenmayer and Mrs H D Byrne Betty Off haus and Janet Irons. They list chairs for invitations decorations food hostess favors tables and kitchen. The tea runs 3 to 5 30 p m at Moulton hall music room.
The Kent Christian Foundation will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. in the First Christian church. Rev. D. S. MacDonald leads the group and his son John MacDonald will lead the discussion. Election of cabinet members will be held.
Betty Ann Van Bolt was elected president of Phi Alpha Theta history honorary at a recent meeting. Violet Gardner was named vice president Dorothy Swoboda secretary and Regina Marto treasurer. The group will meet in room 108 Kent hall this afternoon to vote on new members.
The annual rushing calendar opens Thursday October 26 at Pi Kappa Sigma with events listed for Beta Gamma October 31, Sigma Sigma Sigma November 2, Alpha Omega November 7, Theta Sigma Upsilon November 9, and Gamma Sigma Phi November 14. An invitational team event follows November 19 through 21. Pan-Hellenic president Violet Gardner urges eligible women to submit their names by noon tomorrow.
Phi Sigma Xi science honorary will hold pledge services for all pledges at 7 30 p m Thursday Oct 26 in room 306 McGilvrey hall Helen Lee president says the meeting for old members as well as new begins at 7 p m Refreshments will be served.
Betty Shutrump a junior in liberal arts was elected president of the Newman club the Catholic students organization Ted Phillips University sophomore named vice president Jean Cooke will serve as secretary Don Moore treasurer Lou Zaremba publicity and Gloria Compo social chairman George Farres and others named to the social committee with Rev C F Mensing directing the club for the coming year
Initiations of all new members of Phrateres will be held on Thursday in the sorority house. The event marks the start of activities for the house under its president.
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