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Is Successful
K. A. Manning atarted in
the life insurance business
one year ago on May first,
with the Central Texas Agen
cy of the American Life In
surance Company, located here in
College station.
“Cubby,” as he is better known
to his friends, left an r enviable
record in his school days at A&M
and climaxed his- student career
with such honors as President
of the Agriculturaf Council, and
Secretary of The Range and For
estry Club. He graduated with a
BS degree in Range and Fores
try.
His record of achievement is con
tinuing to mount and grow. Dur-"
ing the past year of selling life
insurance, he has now in force' in
excess of $400,000 of quality busi
ness on the lives of Brazos Coun-
" ty residents.
A citizen of College Station, he
maintains his office here in the
Central Texas Agency ht North
Gate. • I i T
He is a member of the St Mary’s
Catholic Church and during the
past few months he has served
as Chairman of the State Wide
Funds Committee for the.- new
church building.
Taking an interest in all civifc
activities, he is especially--ascSive
in the Boy Scouts.
Having completed the 1 basic
course in life insurance sales, Man
ning is presently enrolled in the
Diamond Life Bulletin Field course
for intermediates.
Article Written by Pi;of
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“Audio-Visual Aids r in Elec
tricity" is the title of an article
written by T. Glade Wilcox, as
sociate professor in the Industrial
Education Departteent.
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News - Society
Federated Mothers
Last Meet May 12
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Final meeting of the year of
the Executive Board of the State
Eederateiil A&M Mother’s Clubs
will bi held Friday, May 12 at
1 p. nj. in the L^ungdof the YMCA.
-The following morning, Satur
day, M^y 13, I at 10 the annual
federation meeting of Mother’s
Clubs will convene in the chapel of
the YMCA. |
Preceeding the meeting the Bra
zos County A&M mothers club will
entertain all visiting mothers and
delegates with coffee in the YMCA
lounge at 9 a. iji.
Announcement of all the meet
ings was made by Mrs. Fred iP.
Helm of Austin," vice president of
the state federation.
Study Club Picnic
To Be Tomorrow
A picnic is planned by the Cam
pus Study , Club for the evening
of Tuesday, May 9, at the Grove
to begin at 6:30 p. m. accord
ing ta Mrs, J. E. Poore, club re->,
porter.
A film -'of European scenes will
be shown by I. E. Montgomery,
senior architectural student.
Reservations for the barbecue
supper should have been made
?vith Mrs. Joe Benish, 4-5216, or
Mrs. Lynn L. Gee, 4-4776, by noon
Saturday.
Eating utensils will be furnished.
Those who can not eat barbecue
are urged to'come and bring their
own lunch, Mrs. Poore said, In
case of rain, the meeting will be
held in the YMCA.
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Officers Installed
At AAUW Meeting
The American Association of
University Women ended the sec
ond year of organisation with a
luncheon In the Parkeij Dining
Room lust Saturday.
Miss Lucy Harrison officiated in
the installation of new officers fol
lowing the luncheon. Mlrs. X)mer
Sperry, retiring president, pre
sented the gavel to the ^incoming
president, Mrs. J. H. Sorrels. Oth
er officers installed were Mrs,
A. W. Melloh, first vice-president;
Mrs. R. D. Lewis, treasurer; and
Mrs. Omer Sperry, parliamentar
ian. .
Maxwell Anderson’s play, “Anne
of the Thousand Days”! was re
viewed by Mrs. Robert T. Wilson,
AAUW member and member of
the Drama Study Group!
An exhibit ^of the work of the
Bryan Field Handicraft Group of
which Mrs. A. T. Weydell is
chairman,: included copper work,
textile painting and. glass painting.
Praise for the successful occa
sion went to Mrs. Harold Heady,
arts committee chairman, Mrs.
George Potter, general arrange
ments chairman, to members of
the arts committee, and the Arts
Study groups.
The
she’ll always remember
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Delight Mother with a matched aet of
Samsonite luggage, the gift she needs an^wm^a,
Its betterdhan. leather finish Is dirt proof,
scuff-prtxtf, Uniiigs ar9 luaurfous,,, solid brass
looks and hardware beautifully streamlined
And the price is surprisingly low I
Two or even three pieces for less than you'd expect
to pay for just one piece of auch quality.
(j-Cbme in and make your selection
from our complete stock of styles and finishes.
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TRAIN CASE ..
$17.50
VANITY O'NITE
. 17.50
tAOIES’ O'NITE (Regular)
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. 22.50
LADIES' WARDROBE
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PULLMAN
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BRYAN
Newcomers Have
Final Meet of Year
Mrs. John W. Hill, violinist,
with Mrs. A. B. Medlen as ac
companist, played the first two
movements from de Beriot’s Con
certo Number 9, and Mrs. J. M,
Nance spoke on metalcraft when
Newcomers Club met at the
YMCA Wednesday afternoon -for
the last program meeting'*of the
year. * ’
Mrs. Horace Blank, president-
elett, ahnouneed her committee
chairmen for next year as follows:
Mils. Ernest Bulow, program; Mrs.
Sam Von Rosenberg, membership;
Mrt). Bernard McGrath, social;
Mrs. W. F. Lewis, publicity, Mrs.
A. B. Currie, yearbook; Mrs. Don
Young, courtesy; and Mrs, Dale F-
Llepper, calling,
T80W Exe* to Hold
Klwtion of Officer*
The Bryan-College Station chap
ter of the TSCW Kx-Student As-
soelattiih will have a business meet
ing tonight at 7:30 in the Assem
bly Room of the YMCA.
All members are urged to at
tend, this meeting an bring any
ex-students who are interested in
joining the chapter. Business items
to be discussed are the election of
new officers and the appointment
of a delegate to Homecoming, June
3. j ' ’
An oil portarit of E. J. Kyle, for 30 years dean of the School of
Agriculture, was unveiled and accepted by the college Thursday
in the YMCA. Flanking the portrait are Dean and Mrs. Kyle
and their daughter, Mrs. Thomas Harry Baker Jr. who unveiled
the portrait.
Consolidated Plays I
For Crown Today
A&M Consolidated Tigers Cham
pions of the District 20-A South
Zone will meet the North zone
champions, Crockett Bulldogs, in
a play-off for the district crown
this afternoon "at 4 p. m. at
Sports Park.
Roland Jones is expected to do
the hurling for the Tigers while
Bulldog’s will probably call upon
his ace hurler, T. W. Hoskiits.
Jones whiffed 18 batters in twirl
ing . a 14 to 5 victory over the
Hearne Eagles at Hearne, Friday,
one less than his record of 19
strikeouts set the game before.
MOTHER’S DAY
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A pair of Indict figure*, to
dance wherever you pin
themt Slower petal*, iu
white, ainiulated roae quarts
or simulated turquoiae
make the costume* for
these delicate 1 figures in
golden Trifanium. One of
„ Trifari’a special
Anniversary Value*.'
93.00 pair
Tax extra
Other Trifarl Jewelry —
Pins from . . . $2.00
Bracelets from .. $5.00
Necklaces from . $5.00
Earrings from . . $3.00
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lows in 24,0, Lemlng and Billy
Bless in the lows were very close
to Longhorn Persons, who took
second Fp both hurdles, and could
either "%ie have beaten him the
meet would have gone to the Ag
gies,
High Jumpers Buddy Davis a
Don (iraves failed to nim'yXln
liielr HiioclalttMiN Hull Waiters anal
May Womack of Texas/°jufnjpe.d
II' 6". • /
Other events sthe AFgies failed
to place In were tholOO, 220, and
javfelin.
Results not given above include:
Shot put: 2'.' Milburn, Texas, 47’
i’’.
440-ydy relay: 1. Texas (Rogers,
Mayes,'Persons, Parker). Time:
41.8,. .
T00-yd dash: 1. Parker, Texas;
2. Mayes, Texas. Time: 9.7.
Javelin: 1. Marek, Texas, 180’
7”; 2. Klein, Texas, 173’ 3”.
220-yd. dash: T. Parker, '|'exas;
2. Dillon, Texas. Time: 2L2.
Broad jump: 1. Meeks, Texas,
23’ 3" '
* Discus: 2. Clay, Texas, 141’.
Pole vault: 2. Thompkins, Texas,
13’.
The members of the A&M Pres
byterian Church will have a pic
nic Wednesday afternoon, May 10,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Miller on South Highway 6.
Dallasites Give
‘&M Christian
ttA Organ
An electronic organ given
byHnterented XDaMjuiitcH to
thd A&M Christian of College
Station, W(ih dedicated a in a
recital yesterday. Recitalist
wuii Mrs. J, B. Baty of College
Station.
IV^rs. Baty: was accompanied by
Mm C. H. Groneman, violinist of
College Station, (»nd Mr. George
Adaltns, bass soloist from Bryan.
A reception followed the recital.
Tjie donorb, mostly members of
the (East Dallas Christian Chqrch,
becajme interested in the new A&M
Christian Church and contributed
College
Personals
Mr. and Mra. Alex W. B
of I)idl»» have announced the
prouching marriage of their daugh
ter, Mlaa Peggy l.ynette BurKerk,
to Marvin Edward Dealy, Jr., aon
of Mr. and Mta. Marvin ftdwaitd
Dealy of Houaton. ! t I
Mhw Bucheck haa attended
TSCW and Dealy i* at pmentla
senior Tb^’T* . Flight Air Forte
at A&M. LoU .Wood, also an A&M
student, will be best man at the
June" 10th affolivv
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The approaching marriage of
Miss Barbara Sterling, daughiej
of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Sterlingtof
Ft. Worth, and Donald \Jarvis<bon
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jarvis of
Ft. Worth has been announced for
June 23.
Miss Sterling will/receive her
Bachelor of Business Administra-
mosi of the purchase price of the tion degree froth TCU ih June.
insti(ument. - Jarvis, a member of Who’s 1 Who in
recipient church was estab-
....jericun Colleges and UpiveraJ-
ties, will receive his Bachelor of
Science degree ip Architecture In
June alao.
Mr*. Norman ^hderaon of Col
lege Station i* with her, lister,
Mrs. Tilden Head Ih Arlington.
She went at this time to he with
Mra. Head, .whoa* - hushgnd haa
recently undergone Surgery in a
Ft. Worth hoapital. He I* report
ed to be doing we|lX
Born .at, St.' Joseph'i hospital
last week, a son to Mr. and .Mrs.
Edgar J. Pavlas; a son to Mr.
and Mrs. David 'Galbraith; a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Larry
L. Evans; a son to Mr. and Mrs,
William E. Bowman of College
Station; a daughter :to Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Holden Jr. ’ K
First Game
Box
Score
Rice (0)
AB
R
H
o
A
Kennedy, 3b
4
0
1
2
2
Churchill, 2b
4
0
0
2
2
Procter, cf
3
0
0
T
1
Golibart, c
4
0
0
1
1
Beard, ss
3
0
0
3
> 2-'
Wright, lb .
3
0
0
8/1
Newbill, If
... 3
0
0
Y
0
Peachy, rf
2
0
V
1
0
Deakin, p
H5Uatham, p
0
0/ 0
0
0
0
1
4
Totals
0
1
24
12
A&M (14)
7 A B
R
11
o
A
Savarino, 2b Y
Ogletrce, c/T.. .
Wallace,
Moon,
3
o
0
3
0
o
..]]] 6
5
0
1
o
0
o
o
4
0
1
0
1
0
Warridger, rf
McPherson, rf
Bgker, rf-cf
leWllt, If
Farmer, If
I,ary, Ih
Moll/,, Ih
('amlelari, 3h
Lackey, „!lh
Calvert c
Hubert, p
1 (I 0 0 h
3 1110
1 0 0 0 0
3 2 1 1 0
0 (I 0 0 0
3 1111
2 0 0 It 0
2 2 2 1 0
1 0 II (I 0
Totals 39 14 13 27 9
Rice 000 000 000— 0
A&M 710 Oil lOx—II
j E—Kennedy 3, Beard, Wright,
Nowbiil, Wallace, Ecrette. Left-
Rice 4, A&M 10. 2B—Moon , 2,
Hubert, Candelari. RBI—Wallace
2, Moon, Lary 2, Hubert 2, McPher
son. S—Dewitt, Hubert. SB—De-
Witt 2, Candaleri. DP—Wallace,
Savarino, Lary; Beard, Church-
well, Wright. SO—Chatham 1, Hu
bert 9. BB—off Deakin 1, Chat
ham 6, Hubert 3. WP—Chatham.
HO—Deakin 2 in 0 (none out in
first) innings. Loser—Deakin. U—
Bonneau and Tongat/C T-2:10.
Battalion
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All ads should be turned in by 10:00
a m. of the day before publication.
• FOR SAJLE •
PORTABLE radio, new microscope with
three objectives. I,^gett-4i4. Fred*Toma.
1947 KIT CHATEAU trailer house with
room and bath. Trailer or room sold
separately. See on Watson Lane at
Midway, Bryan.
ONB 80KA and chair, Hee Rosin, B-4-Z,
College View.
PORTA HUB BABY Hplndrler washer. Ideal
for baby laundry $20.00. Bathinetle
$3.00. 3703 College Avenue. •
MVINO ROOM 8UITW. table lampa. and
hnki.ase in gjmd HondllloM . Hee Ronald
R ObM». .4LM-L Wrvan Field Village
Used iron fflMH ode, dmililb al MPhi
Used PlilPken feaUier idlows *1 30n each.
Used bHPhen palnneis wllli sinM * t\\-
lingS *1 : ; i&fHMI SHPlli
HlighUy dgiiiHged HHPtien pgldnels wilM
siiilis end fillings hi $yfi nil enPlu
‘l‘l»e nlmve Hems enn He seen Hi Ills Wtllld
mg * t'ullege OMHHes A 4 M Anne*
WfOehotise. nivsn Air Hogfi lie!ween g:IM
H-in, sod ft:00 n in egtdi dHg egpe|d Hil»
uhlny
in * as l^tJoT house to be move«l. Rlu-
dent owned house 14. Bouihslde Campus
'23-
sm Ai-L PORTA Bl.K washing machine,
cheap. Idea) for baby washing. R L.
Ely. C-I0-A, College View.
MAN S BICYCLER Chlld’a “l , iil Bent 1 at
tached. $15.00. 2»B. J V«lt Village.
• FOE RENT •
FIVE kooM HOUSE completely furnished.
Attic fan. \Nlne months; June thru
January.^ 608.8. Baker. Bryan. Phone
2-2040. ^
COMPLETELY furnished two 1 bedroom
house between College Station and Bry
an. For June 1 to September T. One
Block off College Road, j $60.00 per
month. 402 Williamson Drive. . '
DUPLEX 3 room furnished apartment.
215 Foster'Avenue. College Hills. Write
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HELP WANTED
STUDENT advertising salesmen Wanted
for fall 1950. Apply advertising deak
BATTALION OFFICE, mornings.
Consult
Dr. Carlton R. Lee
OPTOMETRIST
With Tour Visual Problems
203 8. Main — Bryan
Pbona 2-1MX
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY. Perman-
^nt position. Mail qualifications to Box
236. F. E., College Station.
t:
lishfti two years ago through the
resources of the “Crusade for a
Christian Wor|d,’’ and through
mondy contributed by many Christ
ian Churches of Texas. It is de-
s'gnejd to serve a student and col
lege-employed constituency. The,
minister is James M. Moudy, forrjr 1
erly assistant minister of Univer
sity Christian Church of Ft. Worth.
Dallas contributors to tl>e organ
fund (were J. W. Porter, James W.’
Astoii P. B. Keller,,/George E.
Chrisiensen, W. O r Christensen,
Lail H. Shaw, DiqX Price, and L.
C. Eubank.
Thei Women, 1 *' Council of the A
& M Christjan Church and Mrs.
Faye (Herndon of Panhandle, Tex
as, pr^vjded the remainder of the
funds Jiteeded to complete the pur
chase ;>f the organ.
/Harry G. Doran, chairmen of the
Worship Committee, arranged the
recitalj and the women of the
church’; were in charge of the re
ception).
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Rice Cp
Kennedy, 3b ....
Churchtvell, 2b
Shied, j2h
Proctorl cf ....
Golihuri, c
Board, ps
NowbiBi if
Devine, 1 lb
Peachy,] rf
Deakin, i p
Tot ill*
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Second Game
Box Score
AB R HO A
.21011
.3.1 1 4 5
. 0,- 0 0 0 0
. 4 i 0 1 2 0
4 0 0 1(1 0
. 8 0 () 1 3
4 0 12 0
4 0 0 4 0
4 0 0 0 0
4 0 2 0 2
32 2 5 24 11
All U II O A
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A&M (
Saviu iiii, 2i> 10 0
Krrell e, 2h I 0 0 1
Wallace, «* . f> l , l
Lackey,' nr 0 0 0
Moon, cf 4 2 2
McPhersin, rf 3 2 1
Baker, rf 2 0 0 0 0
DeWitt, ilf 3 2 2 0 0
Lary, if; 0 0 0 1 0
Candelari, 3b 5 3 "3 1 0
M*Uz, 1| J. 3 1 1 10 2
Calvert,'i 2 0 0 4 0
Qgletree,! c 0 0 0 3 O
Morisse, Sp 0 0 0 0 0
Blanton, jp 6 110 2
Total^i .34 12 11 27 14
Rice 200 000 000— 2 5 4
A&M 041 / 250 , OOx—12 11 3
E ,— ’fcandelari, Churchwell,
Beard 2, iWewbill, Maltz, Okletree;
Left—Ricti, 8, A&M 14; Hft—De-
Witt, McjPherson. 3b—Candelari.
2B—Wallace, Newbill, Blanton.
RBI—DelVitt, Calvei-t, Wallace,
McPherson 3, Maltz, Beard, Sava
rino, Candelari 2. S—Dewitt. SB—
Moon, Candelari. DP—Maltz, Lack
ey, Malt?. .Wallace, Savarino,
Maltz: Beard, Churchwell; Devine;
Balk-Deakih. SO—By Blanton 8,
Deakin 7. BB—off Morisse 3, Blan
ton 2. Deakin 12. PB—Golibart 1.
HO—Mori.spe 1. In one-third inn
ing.. WP—iDeakin. Winner Blan
ton; U-Tolgate, Bonneau;' T—
2:30.
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Continued from Page 3) .
Field Events
/ Pole Vault—1. Jerry Cook, gan
ger, 11 feet 3 inches. All other
entries scratched.
High jump—1. Rhae Coppedge,
ton Morris; 2. Buster Alford, Lort
Morris; 3. W. E. O’JGelley, Cisco;
4. Jerry Laseky, Amarillo. Five
feet, 11 inches. r
Shot put—1. Red Tjate, Decatur;
2. Bill Sparks, Amarillo; 3. Jeyn
Pujol, Panola; 4. Vernon Barton,
Allen Academy. J41 feet 11 anil
!/2 in.
Discus—1. Vernon Barton, AD
len Academy; 2. Bill Sparks, Ama-,
rillo; 3. Bill (Red) Tate, Deicatur
Baptist. 4. Dick Vfitte, Frank Phil
lips of Borger. jj29 feet.
Broad Jump—1. Charles Pjrtle,
Frank Phillips of Borger; 2-wL E.
O’Kelly, Cisco; 31 Don McCauley,
Hillsboro; 4. Trpman Crews, Lon
Morris. Distance 20 feet 1 inph.
Relay, Hurdle Races
440-yard relay — 1. Panola
(Home, Williamii, Johnston and
Brewster); 2. Allen; 3. Amarillo;
4. Ranger. Time (44.7.
120yard high hurdles—1. Jerry
Cook, Ranger; 2- Clem Curry, Bftn
Antonio JC; 3. Bobby Graham,
Allen; 4. Jerry Laseky, .Amarillo.
Time 15.6 seconds. '
220-yard low hurdles—1, Glyn
Johnston, Panola; 2, Kenneth Guth
rie, Cisco; il, Rhue'Coppedge, lain
Morris; 4, Hill Jctter, Cisco, Time
25.1 seconds.
Mile re lay—1, Allen Academy
(Hnilth, Klrksey, Gill and Young]);
2. AniarlUo; 3. Ranger. Time 3:40,
•
San Antonio made a clean sweep
in girls competition and Blinn of
Hrenham and Ranger divided the
hoys honors in thei Texas Junior
College Athletic] Conference State
Tennis meet
Margaret Zepeda toppled her
teammate, Billye Joe Blunt, 7-6,
6-0, In the singles final, then they
teamed together* to drop Amaril
lo’s Carmen McGee and Lucy Gre.
gory, 6-2, 6-4, for the doublek
title.
Max Farris Of Blinn b e s te «|
Amarillo’s Bill Swank, 6-0, 6-4, 1-6,
6-4, tp take the boys singles
crown, but he add William Snyder
fell to Bobby Williams and Rich
ard Edwards of Ranger in the
doubles championship foray, 6-4;
8-10, 6-3, 2-6, 4-6.
•
John Evaife of Amarillo Junior
College won the state junior col
lege golf title Saturday, trimming
Clayton Stubbs of Navarro Coun
ty JC, 4 and 3, in the finals.
Navarro Junior College won the
team title in state junior college
golf competition here Friday when
Clayton Stubbs and Franklin Slate
posted a best ball of 69. Stubbs
shot a 74, Slate a 78.
What’& Cooking
A&M PHYSICS SOCIETY, meet
ing Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Marion
Grimes will speak in connpctipn
with the program and refreshment*
will be served.
AICHE, Tuesday, May .9,
7:30 p.m. in Room 104 of the-
Petroleum Byilding. .Next year’s
officers will be elected, r t
CAMERA CLUB, Monday, May
8, 7:30 p. m. in > the Visual Aids
laboratory at the Administration
Building. Movies of interest to
amateur photographers will be
shown.
TAU BETA PI, Monday, May 8,
7:16 p. m.. Chemistry Lecture
Room. President M. M. Cory wilT
address the local chapter.
ENTOMOLOGY SOCIETY meet,
ing Tuesday, May 9, in room 10,
Science Halt. L. F. Curl of-Bureau
of Entomology and Plant Quaraii-
tine U.SDA, will speak.
F- F. CHARTER meeting Mon
day night, May 8 in Ag. Epg. Lec
ture Room. !
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