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' Miss Carol R
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pajrtment. Second
group goes to Ml
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Mr. and Mre. 0. V. C61
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Another girl,
Bitchelder wins top hi
Kl.to-20-montlv 1 division,
months old and lithe d;
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Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Ba
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senior E.E. student., Si
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18-month-old son
William P. Maro
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In the l-to-10-mo
(aster Thomas B,
places first. He.ii
d the eon of Mr.
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The judges have, picked the^
the Battalion Women’s Corner
ngtjon walks off with first place
) months. Her age is 30 months.
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Samuel V Wilson ^r.,
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Anne Gnthlnfa, iVk
Archie Douglas Rogei
V ihonths.
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I < . Haters' wives had 0 vei
task before thOm In
group of pictures,
that a baby can not
Judged
by a picture i
they tried to Ironside^:
tures of the baby abot<
and
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tographic arrangement of the
picture.
It was also difficult for them
toj narrow the field down as there
were so many children of; equal
beauty. They finally had to con
sider full-face pictures, only, as it
was not possible to get a complete
idea of the child’s features from
a profile view. After a few hour's
deliberation, they agreed upon the
six dinners.
Prizes are to be awarded as fol
lows: To Carol Buffington, a $5
photograph from Aggieland Stu
dio, a $5 bouquet of flowers from
$5 of free washings at Cunning
ham’s ft Hour Laundromat To
Thomas Angel, a silver spoon from
tngei,
Henry A. Miller Co., 48 cans of
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Libby’s baby food from Southslde
Food Market, and an Aggie T-shirt
Batchelder, a 15 gift certificate
from Joyce’s Togs ’N Toys, a
bushel basket of groclerles from
Charlies Food Market, and a dain
ty plnaforo from Immie’s Gift and
Tot Shoo.
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Dianne Martin wins 10' quarts
of milk from Sanitary Farm Dai
ries*, David Mnroskl and Michael
Colvin win Aggie T-shirts from
the Exchange Store.
Battalion staff members who
saw the pictures were impressed
with the large number of attrac
tive babies represented.
Pictures will be returned after
the holidays, and those, who want
them sooner may call for them at
the Battalion office in Room 202,
Goodwin Hall.
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Here are the pictures which won first plhce honors
for three young entrants in the Battalion Women’s Corner
ton who is 30 months old, , Her sweet, engaging smile
baby contest. On the right is Miss Carol Rhea Buffing-
helped her win first place. Next is Master Thomas B,
Angel HI who is 7 months old, His bright, alert look was
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Tom won first phi
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Mrs. Thomas B
is happy over receiving a case of
Oden of the Southside Food Market,
ir the 1 to H> month age group of the
Contest. With him is his mother,
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The Bryan-C o 11 e g e Station
Branch of the AAUW held a tea
recently honoring Dr. Pearl O.
Ponsford, the State Division presi
dent, at the Woodland Heights
home of Mrs. J. C. Culpepper.
Mrs. D. W. Fleming and Mrs.
J. H. Sorrels presided at the tea
table which was centered with a
Bouquet of spring flowers. White
sibiili
ax were used for decoration
throughout the house.
During the afternoon. Dr.
Ponsford spoke briefly, compli
menting the local branch on its
splendid beginning and achieve
ments during the first year. She
urged attendance at the state
convention to be held in El Paso,
starting April 8. She also told
of the national convention to be
held in Seattle in June, and the
convention of the International
Federation of University Women
which will take place in Zurich,
Switzerland, in the Summer.
Dr. Ponsford emphasized the
fact that the international study
grants of the AAUW have done
much to further international un
derstanding.
Assisting Mrs. Culpepper in ar
rangements for the’"afternoon were
Mrs. W. J. Dobson, Mrs. W. R.
Weydel), Mrs. John MilHff, Mrs.
S. K. Critcr, Mrs. J. B, Coon, land
Mrs. E. F. Hubku.
Five-O Club
Has Picnic
Thr Fiyt-0 Club was hostesH at
a picnic Saturday afternoon for
mambara of the Junior class of vet
erinary mt'didnc. It was held at
8 p.m. in Hensal Park. Other hon
ored guests were members Of the
veterinary medicine school faculty.
David William Maroski
dhn
is second-place winner in
the 10 to 20 month group.
His bright, beautiful eyes
made him a close contender.
Hip parents are Mr. and
Mrs. William Maroski.
Bridge Club
Dismisses j
The Veterans’ Wives’ Bridge
Club met in regular session Thurs
day evening at 7:30 in the YMCA
on the Campus.
Five tables fit bridge competed
for the prizes. High score was
won by Celestia Loden and second-
high by Nelda Wilson.
It was announced that the club
Newcomers Hear
Mrs. Calvin Pigg
In Book Review
ft Figg rei
in” at the
ieeting\ of
u factor conuldored
On tho left Ik
20 month! old. Her
her to first place. I|'
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Bnlcholder who' in
liled wonder helped I
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Mrs. CalvinTHgg reviewed “The
Big Fisherman” at the Wednesday
afternoon meetings of the New
comers’ Club in the YMCA on the
Campus.
Another event of the after
noon was the election of officers
for the coming year. Mrs. J. B.
Johnson, club president, had
charge of the business meeting.
New officers elected were Mrs.
Walter Delaplane, president;
Mrs. Louis Horn, vice president;
and Mrs. Ralph C. Hook Jr n
secretary-treasurer. New mem
bers welcomed were Mrs. Vir
ginia Higginson, Mrs. L. S.
O’Ban non, and Mrs. L. R.
Thompson. There were also three
visitors: Mrs. H. M. Bradley,
Mrs. Cora Melloh, and Mrs. A. W.
Gauger.
Half of the members at the
meeting played bridge. Mrs. John
McNeely was high-score winner
and Mrs. Sam’ Southwell placed
second. Tallies were in the form of
Easter bunnies.
will not play thia week because f th
of the Easter holidays, but meet- 1 or tnt ' maKel •
Ings will be resumid the following
Thursday, April 21.
The door prize was awarded to
the guest reviewer, Mrs. Pigg.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. Harry Stiteler, Mrs. W. T.
DuBose, Mrs. Barlow Irvin, Mrs.
Blaine Rideout, and Mrs. J. T.
King.
The refreshment table was cen
tered with an Easter basket filled
with rabbits and eggs. Yellow
candles wore placed at each side
The dub reporter, Mary Ann
Smith, says that the club will wel
come new member*, Any veteran’*
wife la eligible for membership.
Dues are Me for'the first semes
ter and 2Be for any semester there
after.
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Miss Dianne Martin is
the second-place winner in
the 1 to 10 month division.
She is 7 months old and the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
F. G. Martin.
Style Shows Are Staged
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By Two VMl Wives G||d|
Two veterinary medicine wives clubs have jpi|t ttia
accent on fashion this past week. Both staged style ahoW^
in a local ladies’ wear store using club members aslffode '
The ’49er Club presented a style review at
Braley’s in Bryan Wednesday evening at 8 p.m.
of the club and their guests enjoyed seeing the lat^s| fas|i|
ions in smart new summer clothes—— r •
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which included cotton play clothes, ( , g inc i aied Mrs. CKa
afternoon dresses in silk prints, Z— — 1 — - —. .
and formals.
Mrs. A. C. Sears served as com
mentator for the event and intro
duced the following models: Mes-
dames Charles Love, Garland Hart,
J. P. Fuller, Jerry Barak, Herbert
Dubuisson, Jack Tickle, Leon
Gibbs, and Eugene Willis.
New creations for the young
ster’s Easter parade were modeled
by Misses Mary Margaret, Eliza
beth ' Ann, and Barbara Lynn
Gibbs, and young Master Michael
Calliham was seen in the newest
attire for little boys.
Refreshments were served after
the showing by the hostesses for
the evening, Mesdames E. B. Hows-r
ley, R. W. Lowe, Max Pachar, A. A.
Price, L. L. Spruiell, and Troy
White.
The Five-0 Club presented
their style show at Beverly Bra-
ley’s on Thursday evening. Mod-
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bett, Mrs. Herb King, IljftNfL Clii r
Barrel, Mr*. Bill Stewiilr| Mr*
Carey Clark, Mrs. Jacjk^Bebii
ger, Mrs. Jim Hallmark, and
Mrs. Joe Coulter. | pt
show
prints, a taffeta forma
formals, and hats
gloves,
Around 40 members
of the club were present
Those in charge of th|B'%howij
were Mrs. Ruth Riddle,: |he c
secretary, and Mrs. DoMihy
bann of the social compiiftee.
Cottons . predomlnated'Viiin tih
bow. ^ Also modeled j W|re a 1
orroult I* ci
il pi^ene Colvin
(jlose runner-up in the
30 month age group.
irentsl are Mr.
V. Colvin.
jen-uger’s room:
Cover a
ilywooti with felt or fab-
t into old. picture frame,
fa: wall for memo^ Idanco
Music for the occnsfah
plied by Haswell’s.
pin cos-
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For Toys
AP NcwM/eaturc*
Buiinh** and plush duck* will
woar the la*t wonl In spring hat
style* this Easter.
Toyland has hacome style con
scious; and It’s an underprivileged
bunny Indeed who Isn’t equipped
et, aallor
with a modish bonnet, beret
or topper this season.
Styles exhibited at the recent
Toy Fair were as varied as those
displayed in the swankier millinery
salons of Fifth and Park Avenues,
and were worn by the entire Easter
menagerie—bunnies, ducks, swans,
chickens and even mice.
A new style favorite for ducks
is a blue pork; pie sailor trimmed
with white ribbon, costarred with
a blue-and-whitc checked topcoat.
A blue necktie completes the en
semble. - -:j :1 j
Male rabbits favor cowboy rega
lia, complete with ten-gallon som
breros.
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