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Thursday, November 22, 1951
Belcher - Crandall Marriage
Vows Exchanged Here Nov. 24
The first wedding ceremony to
be held in the new A&M Methodist
Church will unite in marriage Miss
Barbara Gale Belcher, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas L. Belcher,
and Gene Crandall Burns, son of
Mi’, and Mrs. Paul Burns of Tulsa
Okla.
The wedding will be at 3:30 p.
m. Saturday, Nov. 24. The Rev.
James F. Jackson will officiate.
Soloists are Mrs. Alan Alter
and Mrs. Marvin Butler, who will
be accompanied by Mrs. R. E.
Leighton at the church organ. Mrs.
Leighton will also play the tradi
tional wedding marches.
Wedding Party
Bridal attendants will be Mrs.
Douglas Tiner of San Antonio,
Matron of Honor, and bridesmaids
Della Ann Young, Joan Rupel,
Louise Street, Judy Oden, Barbara
Van Tassel, and Celeste Curran.
The best man will be the groom’s
brother, Donald Burns of Tulsa.
Ushers will be Barry Belcher,
brother of the bride, Richard
French, Marvin Butler and Alan
Alter.
Miss Belcher attended the Gal-
ludet School in St. Louis, and was
graduated from A&M Consolidated
High School in June and St. Mary’s
Academy in Austin. In June the
bride-elect graduated from Con
solidated High School.
Miss Barbara Belcher
To Wed Gene Crandall
all dressed up and
someplace to go
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Arrow “Shoreham” $6.50
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Arrow “Kirk” $6.50
(right, above)
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ARROW “SHOREHAM”: “Tux” shirt
with medium-point collar, semi-starched
pleated bosom. French cuffs.
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CLOTHIERS
Bryan
for arrow university shies
In high school Miss Belcher was
active in the band, the Future
Homemakers of America, the 4-H
Club, and was for two years the
assistant Brownie Scout Leader.
She represented CHS in the Cot
ton Ball as duchess.
Miss Belcher is the daughter of
D. L. Belcher, of the Engineering
Extension Service of A&M.
Burns is a graduate of Will
Rogers High School of Tulsa, and
of Oklahoma A&M at Stillwater,
where he received both his BA
and MA degrees in mathematics.
After serving 16 months in the
Navy, the bridegroom taught math
ematics at Mary Hardin Baylor
College for 2 years. He is now a
statistician with the Blue Cross
Company in Tulsa.
Bride-To-Be
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Miss Jane French
Marriage Slated Dec. 8
French - Blaisdell
Wedding Set Dec. 8
Miss Jane French, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. C. Clement French,
will be married to Thomas M.
Blaisdell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Charles Blaisdell of Ber
keley, Calif., at the St. Thomas
Episcopal Chapel in College Sta
tion.
Vows will be repeated in the
candlelit chapel at 7 p. m. Dec.
8, with the Rev. Orin G. Helvey
officiating. Formerly the rector
of the St. Thomas chapel, Mr.
Helvey is now rector of St. An
drews Episcopal Church of Bryan.
Mrs. 0. G. Helvey will play tra
ditional wedding marches at the
chapel organ.
Daughter of the Dean of the
College, Miss French has chosen
Miss Evelyn Reagan of Beeville
fox' her Maid of Honor.
With University of California
The bridegroom is the son of
the former Assistant Secretary of
Commerce of the United States,
who is now professor of Political
Science and director of the Bureau
of International Relations at the
University of California.
David Dickson of Washington,
p. C., will serve the bridegroom
as Best Man.
Ushers for the wedding will be
Richard French, brother of the
bride, and Bill Lewis, both stu
dents of A&M.
Miss French attended high school
at E. C. Glass School in Lynchburg,
Va. Her undergraduate work was
started at Earlham College, Rich
mond, Indiana, and Virginia Poly
technic Institute.
At VPI, the bride-elect worked
on the school paper, and also
worked for I'adio station WUTV.
Miss French was graduated from
SMU last June with a BA degree.
At SMU the bride-to-be was a
representative to the WSGB, and
was elected to Beta Kappa Gamma.
Blaisdell, who received his BS
in electrical engineering at VPI,
was graduated from high
school in Washington, D.C., and re
ceived his BS in electrical engin
eering at VPI, in Blacksburg, Va.
The bridegroom' spent two years
in the ROTC, and holds member
ships in the ASEE and IRE societ
ies.
What’s Cooking
BI-STONE A&M CLUB: Thurs
day, Nov. 22, Academic 126, 8:30
p. m. All students from Limestone
and Freestone Counties will meet
to organize this club. All students
from towns in these counties are
urged to be present.
BRAZORIA COUNTY CLUB:
Thursday, Nov. 22, Social Room,
MSC, 7:15 p. m. Discuss plans for
Thanksgiving Party.
BRUSH COUNTRY CLUB:
Thursday, Nov. 22, Room 2C, MSC,
7:30 p. m. A special meeting to
discuss dance plans. All members
are urged to be present.
DALLAS A&M CLUB: Thurs
day, Nov. 22, YMCA Assembly
Room, 7 p. m. Meeting will be
immediately after chow if there’s
no yell px-actice.
GALVESTON COUNTY A&M
CLUB: Thursday, Nov. 22, Third
Floor Goodwin, After Yell Prac
tice.. Important vote on Christ
mas Dance.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS:
Thursday, Nov. 22, Basement of
St. Mary’s Chapel, 7:30.
LUTHERAN WALTHER CLUB:
Thursday, Nov. 22, Room 3A, MSC.
After Yell Practice.
MARSHALL CLUB: Thursday,
Nov. 22, Assembly Room of YMCA.
After Yell Practice.
PLANT SCIENCE COLLO-
QUIM: Thursday, Nov. 22, Room
3C, MSC, 8:30 p. m. Discussion
Topic: Plant response to light and
temperature.
SOUTHWEST TEXAS A&M
CLUB: Thursday, Nov. 22, Room
2C, MSC, 7:30 p. m. Distribution
of placards and tickets for Christ
mas dance.
TYLER-SMITH COUNTY A&M
CLUB: Thursday, Nov. 22, Room
3B> MSC. After Yell Practice.
Christmas party plans to be dis
cussed. Refreshments will be
seiwed.
PatriciaLynch-Henry Gilchrist to Wa
At Bryan First Baptist Church Nov.
Miss Patricia Ann Lynch, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Lynch,
will become the bride of Henry
Gilchrist, son of Chancellor and
Mrs. Gibb Gilchrist, Saturday at
8 p. m. in the First Baptist Church
of Bryan.
The bifde’s father is head of
thd Geology Department at A&M.
Gibb Gilchrist, father of the groom,
is the Chancellor of the A&M Sys
tem.
The Chancellor will be' his son’s
Best Man at the candlelit service.
Miss Carole Lynch will serve her
sister as Maid of Honor. Brides
maids will be Misses Neddie Jane
Bullock, Joan Rupel, and Mary
Ann Richardson of Bryan; Misses
Lois Agnor, Emily Ann Finch, and
Patricia Forbes of Flouston; and
Mrs. Errol Fry of Houston, and
Mrs. Bryan Peel of Austin.
Grromsmen
Groomsmen will be James Neal
Reeves, Houston; Joe A. Orr Jr.,
BA Students
Offer Prizes
For Contest
Business administration stu
dents, while conducting a survey of
marketing conditions in the area,
found people more cooperative
when prizes were offered.
The survey was conducted last
week by a marketing and research
class taught by J. R. Miller, pro
fessor of marketing. Purpose of
the survey, which was a class pro
ject, was to determine why local
Bryan and College Station shop
pers journed out of town to make
purchases.
Questionnaires containing 11
questions were mailed to 490 resi
dents in Brazos County. The names
were picked from the city directory
at random.
In the letter containing the ques
tionnaire, there was a note ex
plaining that a drawing would be
held and prizes given three win
ners. Forty per cent of the ques
tionnaires were answered and re
turned, according to Dr. Miller.
Prizes were given three local
citizens today at the noon luncheon
of the Junior Chamber of Com
merce. The prizes, of merchandise
and food, were donated by mer
chants in the JC’s.
Dr. Miller said a report will be
made of the project to help solve
problems for the merchants of
College Station and Bryan.
Tom B. King, D.D.S.
Announces the Association
of
W. H. Ritchey, D.D.S.
For the Practice of
Dentistry
101 South Washington
PHONE 2-7865
Bryan
This Texas Aggie Doll has a
warm, cuddly rubber body
stuffed with cotton and foam
rubber. The head is practical
ly unbreakable plastic with
sparkling lucife eyes that open
and close. The eyelashes are
long and silky.
Caress him gently—he sighs
affectionately. Pinch him—he
gives a painful sob. Squeeze
him roughly — he’ll yell to let
you know it hurts. This is the
ideal gift for her. Come in to
day and ask . to see the Texas
Aggie Doll.
THE EXCHANGE
STORE
“Serving Texas Aggies”
San Antonio; Robei’t G. Scofield,
Gainesville; Dr. Louis H. Porter,
Dallas; Dr. James G. Gabbard,
San Antonio; Irvin Carroll, Bryan;
Frank S. Haines Jr„i Liberty; and
Malcolm Douglass, Pampa.
Dr. W. H. Andrew will officiate
at the ceremony. Mi’s. Imogene
Nash Robertson, oi’ganist, will ac
company Mrs. R. W. Butler, solo
ist.
The bride-elect received a BA de
gree in Applied Art from the Uni
versity of Texas last June. At the
University, Miss Lynch was a
member of Pi Beta Phi, the YWCA,
the Campus League of Women Vot-
ers, the Pan Hellenic Society,
the Cap and Gown Board. She
also an Upperclass Advisor.
A&M Graduate
Gilchrist, who received his b;
elor’s degree in civil engineei
at A&M in 1948, was editor
the Engineei’, student magaz
Also while at A&M, the br ^
groom-elect was a Distinguis
Student and won the Faculty
gineering Award.
Gilchrist took a degree in 1
from the University of Texas
1950, and is now a practicing 1
yer in Pampa.
Miss Patricia Ann Lynch
Will Marry Chancellor’s! Son
Eugene Rush
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