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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1944
Page
3
Norma Knisely explores college coeds fashion with slacks and dungarees. The piece notes varied wearing styles from ankle to knee, color ranges, and plaid shirts, and asks why such attire persists and whom it challenges.
Jane Smith and Lt Sherman Miner, both University graduates, wed at Foundry Methodist Church Washington DC. Mrs Miner daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul B Smith Akron graduated September with a BS in Education. Her husband son of Mrs Mabel Miner Batavia NY attended Syracuse and earned a BS in Business Education in 1941. St Miner is stationed in Washington. Mrs Miner is advertising manager for the Sharon store.
A Kappa Delta Pi education honorary panel will discuss Should the United States Inaugurate A Program of Compulsory Military Training. The 7:30 p m event Thursday November 2 will be in the Training school auditorium directed by Dr Donald Anthony head of business administration with Emily Wess as honorary vice president open to all interested. A members business meeting starts at 7 p m Officers listed: Mary Jane Wertenberger president Miss Wess vice president Betty Ann Van Bolt secretary treasurer Violet Gardner historian.
The St Patrick’s Church auditorium serves as the starting point for the Newman Club scavenger hunt and Halloween party at 7 30 this evening. Gloria Campo social chairman announced the event and membership cards may be obtained at a hall table this week.
Marion Ishii secretary of Wesley Foundation announces university students appointed to Wesley committees. The Sunday class steering committee includes George Insche Grace Bosma Viola Miller Martha Kayser Eleanor Meek and Almeda Safford. Membership department members include Safford Dorothy Watson Frances Hindley Mary Ann Werner Inscha Ruth Bixler Grace Vining Janice Jayred Janice Bussard Ben Mayer and Esther Pittman.
The French club will host a wiener roast tomorrow at 5 p.m. in Engleman woods. Members must sign the bulletin board in the atrium to attend. Mary Ellen Hoffman presides. Beryl Knox and Betty Wilson handle arrangements.
Moore, treasurer, announced that membership cards will not be needed for the hunt tonight. He added that the next meeting will be Thursday, November 9, at St. Patrick's school.
Ethel Schirmer writes of Halloween festivities on campus October 31 with ghosts goblins witches and skeletons roaming the grounds. Students are urged to enjoy a spooky evening with parties and gatherings on the Kent campus while celebrating the eerie spirit of the night.
The council will revive NTFC in winter quarter probably in February. It granted $10 to the International Relations club from the miscellaneous fund for a convention. Norma Hakundy and Martha Forsberg were named co chairmen of the election committee due to Don Wargowsky’s temporary resignation. Wargowsky is a candidate. Betty Lee Winfield will assist.
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