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. Langford, Ames, Orr, and Goray-
ieki were re-elected in the College
Station general election yesterday,
■while a run-off will be necessary
to determine who will be council-
thftn from Ward II for the next
two jeara, according to' City
Manager Raymond Rogers..
■ Mayor Ernest Langford polled
160 rotes of the 171 cast, return
ing to the office he has held jince
1642. Two names were written in,
•L C. Gaines, who received' one
rote, and Joe Motherall, who polled
ten votes, Rogers said.
• Jr A. Orr took his office of
councilman of Ward I unopposed,
receiving 41 votes. Homer Adams
received two write-in votes.
The 'hotly contested race for
councilman of Ward II found the
incumbent, Robert B. Halpin, lead
ing his nearest rival, Charles J.
Keese, by one vote—36 to 3fi. Bil-
lie Mitchell and Lloyd G. Berry
man received 15 and 14, respective
ly- '~ ! ' •: ■ I
ogej
for Halpin and Keese will
about May 4.
In the race for council
Ward III, E. E. Ames
elected over W. H. Freibe:
a vote of 16 to 11. Ames
of the Ames Travel Agency
North Gate. 7 , ’ f
Charles J. Gorsycki, urto]
for re-election for recorder
porntion court, received
votes cast at the polls.
“These are the unofficial
lection
»e held
of cor-
all 178
election
Book Review Planned
For Extension Meeting .
A book review by Mrs. Calvin
Pigg of Bryan will feature a meet
ing of the Extension Service Club
to be held in the YMCA at 3 p. m.
tomorrow. j
Mrs. J. F. Rosborough will lead
the business of the ’program and
Mrs. F. Z.. Beanbloshom i^ to be
chairman of hostesses.-
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With a Light Hearted Gown of Billowing Swiss Or
ly or Nylon Marquoisette^
We ]can help you fulfill your dreams-from our collec
tion of short and full length Evening Dresses.
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returns,’
city counc
late tomo
clal returns,
Rogers
pointed out. “The
will meet sometime
'Prow and release offi-
he said.
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Ernest Langford
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Mayor of College Station once
igain is Ernest Langford who
was elected to office for the
fifth time yesterday. He won
the election for mayor with little
oppositiion. Only eleven write-in
votes were cast against him.
News - Society
Benefit Movie Will
Aid CHS Students
The Kiwanis Club will sponsor
a benefit movie, “Make Mine
Laughs", starring Ray Bolger, in
Guion Hall, April 10, at 7:30, an
nounced Dixie Southenj, chairman
of the finance committee, today.
Proceeds from the show will be
used “by the club to provide bet
ter facilities for students in the
Consolidated School System.,Re
cently, the dub completely paid
for lighting the high school foot-
ball field, Southern said.
Plans for the show are being
made jointly by Southern and Dick
Hervey, chairman of the entertain
ment and recreation committee.
Tickets can be purchased from
Kiwanians or at the door Monday
night. Admission will be 50 cents
for adults and 15 cents for chil
dren through high school age. Ag
gies will be charged the regular
30 cents.
Church Talk Aired
Thursday Morning
The first of two talks On “Mis
sion at the Grass Roots” by Mrs.
J. S. Mogford will be aired over
WTAW Thursday at 10 a. m. under
the sponsorship of the College
Station Council of Church Wo
men. | ^
The; talk will be based on the
activities of rural churches. Mrs.
Mogford was formally a home de
monstration agent in,church work.
Mrs. Dallas Belcher, radio chair
man for the A&M Methodist Wo
men’s; Cociety of Christian Service,
will bb in charge of the April pro
grams. Messers Julian Hillman and
Louisj V. Hanna are others also
scheduled for April talks.
Band Mothers Plan
Square Dance Duet
Two square dances are planned
to be held jointly at A&M Com-
solidated school April 21 by the
Consolidated Band Mother’s Club.
At a called committee meeting
held at the home of the club’s
president, Mrs. D. W. Fleming, last
Friday it was decided to prdvhle
two sets of callers—one for the
childrens’ group and one for the
adult group.
In case of rain both dances will
be held inside the building. Pro
ceeds of- the dance will go to the
band.
Koch Tells ASCE
Of City PU.m S
portance of city planning.
Every city and town should have
a definite long range plan in de
veloping its land resources so as
to make it a more desirable place
in which to livie,’’ he told the au
dience.
Koch, outlined' a “logical plan
that every cijty planner should
follow” in laving the foundation
and guiding the growth of a pro
gressive city. The point was stress
ed that the future should be given
careful consideration in any ac
tion taken.
^“Kvery city builder should keep
in blind this question: will this
improvement contribute to making
the city a more desirable place in
wiich to live, work, and playt”
said Koch.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1950
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SAtiB: 1 Th* followiag used micro-
'll ] IS Bausch a }.omb. 1 Leila,
doenesr. Mealed bids will be re
nte Office of I he Comptroller
a.m.. Friday, April 14, 1980.
it la reserved to reject any and
and to waive any and dll tech-
Address Combtroller, A. and
of Texas. College Station,
furl her Information.
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corner. Now la th* ttm* to stock up
on Puller Brushes and taks advantage
of our new specials. Dry mop* only
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Ealon-Hensel Vows
Read in ‘Y’ Chapel
On Sunday afternoon in the
chapel of the YMCA, Miss Fran
cis Dorothy Eaton became the bride
of Frederick W. Hensel. Rev.
James Moudy, pastor of the A&M
Christian Church, officiated.
The bride and groom are both
from College Station and will make
their home here following a wed
ding trip, to New Orleans.
The bride is a graduate of the
University of Iowa. The groom is
a graduate of A&M, and is now
employed at the college.
What’s Cooking
AUSTIN A&M CLUB, | Friday,
7:30 p. m., Avalon Club.
BELL COUNTY CLUB BAR-
B-QUE, Friday, 6:30 p. m., Mes
ser’s Farm, Belton. Tickets from
Jerry Maxfield, club president.
BRUSH COUNTRY CLUB PAR
TY AND PICNIC, Friday, 1 p. m.,
Lake Corpus Christi. Bring own
food and drinks.
CAMERA CLUB, Tuesday, April
11, 7:30 p. m., Room 35, Physics
Building. M
SAN ANTONIO CLUB PICNIC,
Saturday, 3 p. m., Landa Park
in New Braunfels. Bring box lunch,
drinks furnished.
TAU BETA PI, Wednesday, 5
p. m. Chemistry Lecture Room.
Iniation and banquet following in
Sbisa Hall. ,
V. M. ’61 WIVES CLUBS, Wed
nesday, April 5, 7:30 p. m. South
Solarium, YMCA.
Correction Noted
For Address Time
Yesterday’* Battalion wait in
em>r concerning tho time that
Walter L. Bell : Is to speak to the
special meeting of the bumnoas
and accounting students.
Bell, Lt. Regional Directiir of
National Food Brokers Associa
tion will address the business and
accounting students on April 12'.
His first address will be utl O a.
m. in room 103 of the Textile En
gineering Building. He willj also
speak at 11 a. m, and 1 p. tn.
in the Assembly f Room of the
YMCA, according to Ralph Hook,
professor of Business and} Ac
counting.
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that the whole state will end up
in bloodshed." ! .
Daniel insisted:
“We don’t have prejudice or
hatred as some people would have
you believe. Negroes and whites
are pretty much against mixing
socially—crossing the line. White
men don’t feel this a bit stronger
ithan Negro men feel it. We ask to
be allowed to take care of the sit
uation as the need for segregation
vanishes.”
Mra. Ruth Little
Mrs. Little is celebrating her
third anniversary aa a College
Htation business woman. She is
proprietor of the Aggieland
Flower Shop located on Sulphur
Springs Road.
Flower! Arranging
ject of Lecture
Lecturing on the practical !as-
pe:ts of flower arranging, Mrs.
Claries Steineger of Dallas adll
give a demonstration at the Aj&M
Girden Club’s flower clmie tomor
row. v I ]. I , ' ■
Demonstrations will be held by
Mjrs. Steineger between the hours
of 10-12 a. m. and 1-3 jp, m. |
Tlfie flower clinic is to be held
in the Petroleum, Lecture room and
is In preparation for the chib’s
annual spring flower show sche
duled for April 13.
* Mrs. Steingur is a nationally ac-
efttiited flower show judge. She,
is staying at the home of] Mrs-
C, B. Campbell while on the cam- '
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Election Committee
Meets Today at 5
The Student Senate election com
mittee will meet this afternoon at
6 p. m. in room 211 of Goodwin
Hall, committee chairman Roy
Nance said this mprning.
The committee will make deci
sions on class elections and the
general campus elections scheduled
this month, Nance said.
Student Center
Tour Set Today
This week’s direeled tour of
the Memorial Student Center,
conducted by J- Wayne Stark,
director of the MSC, will be
held today at 5 p. m., he said
this morning.-
The tour scheduled for Fri
day is cancelled because of the
college’s Easter holidays. Stark
said. All people Interested in
the conducted tour are request
ed to meet at i the Southwest
entrance of the building, he
added.
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lien Helps Write
Master Sergeant Truman Allen
has returned to A&M from a two
week tour of temporary duty at
Mitchell Air Force Base, Long Is
land, New York.
Allen was ordered to the Con
tinental Air Command at MAFB
for the purpose of helping to re
write Air Force regulations per
taining to the commissioning pro
cess for both regular and reserve
Air^Foree officers.
Allen is in charge of the com
missioning section of the Military
Department.
A&M has the largest output of
both regular and reserve Air Force
officers in the nation. Two other
Southwest Conference schools are
also numbered among the top ten
colleges insofar aa number ofi Aur
Force commissions given each year
is conefFned. They are Southern
Methodist University, which stands
fifth, and the. University of Texas
which is sixth.
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Perry Claws Gives ‘
Mexican Program
The fourth grade class of Mrs.
J, V. Perry at Consolidated
:hool presehted a program, “Good
elghbors", in the school gym, yes*
rday morning.
j A Mexican hat dunce was per
formed by John Martino* and Paul
ine Duron. Mexican songp jwerc
sung by the class and a 1 typical
market scene of old Mexico I were
displayed. All of the children in
the class took port in the program.
i J. J. Woolket,, head; of the ’ de
partment of modern languages,
for tha
was the
program.
guest speaker
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