About 30,000 Trademarks found for “phi chi theta inc”

association services, namely, promoting the interests of business and economic majors and business professionals

PHI CHI THETA

Association services, namely, organizing chapters of a sorority and promoting the interests of members thereof

Membership in Applicant Fraternal Organization

Social club services, namely, arranging, organizing, and hosting social events, get-togethers, and parties for club members, which consist of a fraternity of predominantly African-American university men

providing via the Internet information about important dates and upcoming events of national and regional activities of the fraternity

Jewelry and wristwatches

PRINTED PAMPHLETS, CATALOGS, FLYERS, BOOKLETS, BOOKS, HANDBOOKS AND MANUALS ON THE TOPIC OF FRATERNITY NEWS, MANAGEMENT, INTERNAL ORGANIZATION AND OPERATION; PRINTED DOCUMENTS, NAMELY FRATERNITY CONSTITUTION, BY-LAWS, CHARTERS, RULES AND REGULATIONS, SCROLLS, DIRECTORIES AND GUIDES ON THE TOPIC OF FRATERNITY NEWS, EVENTS, HISTORY AND OPERATION; POSTERS; DECALS; STICKERS; SONGBOOKS; PLAYING CARDS; PAPER NAME TAGS; GREETING CARDS; FOLDERS; PRINTED APPLICATIONS; PRINTED AWARD CERTIFICATES AND FRATERNITY REPORTS AND QUESTIONNAIRES

T-SHIRTS AND CAPS

ORGANIZING OF CHAPTERS OF A NATIONAL HONORARY HISTORY FRATERNITY AND THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF MEMBERSHIP THEREIN AND FURTHERING THE CIVIC AND EDUCATIONAL IDEALS THEREOF

The wording "PHI THETA KAPPA" has no meaning in a foreign language.

The mark consists of a coat of arms design within which is a design of a temple, sun, embattled wall and three generally-shaped oval figures. A design of a helmet is depicted on top of the coat of arms. The coat of arms is superimposed over a crossed sword and shovel. A branch of leaves creates a border over the top half of the coat of arms. The Greek alphabet letter Rho is superimposed over the Greek alphabet letter Chi at the top of the mark, with rays emitting therefrom. The Greek words "Phi Kappa Theta" are depicted beneath the coat of arms within a banner.