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Plan
armistice is signed,
i discussing truce
ic little progress,
nan said some mi-
were ironed out.
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ied on the five is-
■allel 38 off West-
: Allies will hold
tice. U.N. troops
\vn from all other
had anything new
p rotation or ports
U.N. held out for'
0,000 men a month
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side.
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Miss Vaden
Selects
Attendants
The attendants for the wedding
of Miss Mary Eleanor Vaden and
Fred Wehmeyer on March 1 in the
St. Thomas Episcopal Church have
been announced.
The bride’s attendants are Miss
Phylis Arhos of Bryan, maid of
honor, Miss Peggy Wilcoxen of
Galveston and Mrs. John Blasieng,
Jr. of Brenham, brides maids.
John A. Blaiseng, Jr. of Bren
ham will be the best man. Jimmy
Mgniatis of Bryan and Frank S.
Vaden III, the bride’s brother, will
be ushers.
T'he ceremony will be read by the
Rev. Sam Capers of the Christ
Episcopal Church, San Antonio.
Mrgj J. B. Baty will play the tra
ditional wedding marches and ac
companying Lamar McNew, solo
ist. '
M. j/Vaden is the daughter of
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Frank Vaden.
She is employed in the State
Chemist Department.
Wehmeyer is an engineer with
the Aluminum Company of Amer
ica. He graduated from A&M in
1950. His parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Gus H. Wehmeyer of Bryan.
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in College Station have been set
aside for the future development
of a business district.
Included in the district is the
drive-in theater now being erected
by A. P. Boyett on the site east
of St. Mary’s Chapel.
Milam and Roper, architects
frqjn Dallas, have prepared plans
and drawings of the business dis
trict which allow for the parking
of about 700 cars in the district.
Business Area
Architects’ ideas for possible
developments in the area include
such business houses as a super
grocery, men shop, coffee shop,
cafeteria, variety shop, clinic,
cleaners, drug store, beauty shop,
filling station, hardware, washa-
teria, hobby shop, gift shop and
shoe repair,
Culpepper said the Oak Terrace
residential subdivision and the Col
lege Hills drea are comparable ex
cept that it took 13 years to de
velop College Hills. The realtor
said he hoped to build up Oak Ter-
ra’-o in three years.
“There will be no comparison
between the extent of the develop
ment of the business areas on the
two sites,” Culpepper added.
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Miss Betty Napier and Lt. Robert Glenn “Doc” Blanchard, ’51
are to be married at 4 p. m. Saturday in the A&M Methodist
Church. Miss Napier is the daughter of Col. and Mrs. E. W. Napier.
Town Hall Cast
(Continued from Page 1)
they are now beginning. The letter
came from a church school in Cal
ifornia and asked that Miss Ger-
heart not wear any jewelry or
low cut dresses. As she always
wears ballerina length dresses with
frilly petticoats, she is afraid that
she may still shock them despite
the lack of jewel ly.
Tonight’s Town Hall audience
has a real treat in store for them
when they meet Morley and Gear
hart, even though the meeting will
be across the footlights. If per
sonality means anything in music,
they will certainly be a hit.
Five Groups
Their program will consist of
five groups of numbers. The first
group will consist of Bach’s “Cho
rale: Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desir
ing” and Saint-Saens’ “Variations
on a Theme of Beethoven.”
Next the pair will combine tal
ents for the Brahms “Eight Waltz
es for Four Hands.” The third
group consists of the “Can-Can”
from the “Gay Parisian” by Offen
bach, and “Habenera” by Ravel,
and “An American in Paris” by
Gershwin.
Following the intefmission, Mor
ley and Gearhart will present two
numbers by Rachmaninoff—
“Tears” and the “Prelude in G
Minor.” The program will conclude
with an arrangement of the “Ros-
enkavalier” waltzes by Strauss,
the “Flight of the Bumble Bee”
by Rimsky Korsakoff and Manuel
de Falla’s “Ritual Fire Dance.”
The third group which is made
up of numbers about France, and
particularly Paris, are chosen from
the duo-pianists recently released
album, “Americans In Paris.”
These numbers are particular fav
orites of the duo. The pieces are
gay and full of the atmosphere of
the fun-loving Paris they knew as
students.
CHS Girls Enter
Dress Contest
Five Consolidated High School
girls will enter dresses in the state
DAR cotton dress contest being
held’ in conjunction with the State
DAR Conference in Waco March
10-13, said Mrs. Mildred Byrd,
CHS Homemaking teacher.
The girls who are entering dress
es are Misses Bonnie Carroll, Mar
ian Gaddis, Janice Hildebrand,
Linda Potts, and Maxie Wilson. All
entries are in the senior division.
The division includes dresses made
by girls who are 14 to 18 years old.
The principal rules are that the
garment must be made of cotton.
The cost should not exceed $10.
The dress must be made by the
student entering it.
The dresses are judged on a
point basis with construction of
the garment counting most, accord
ing to Mrs. R. E. Callendar, who
is on the state DAR dress con
test committee.
To be RE Speakers
(Continued from Page 1)
a first lieutenant in the Chaplains
Corps in 1936.
Counseling and Social service
have been his specialty during his
past eleven years of military ser
vice. His military record indicates
recognition o f accomplishments
through promotions to his present
grade and through his successive
assignments in the capicity of sup
ervisory chaplain.
Dr. Hebard is a native of Okla
homa. He received his A. B. Degree
from the Oklahoma Baptist Uni
versity in Shawnee, Okla., in 1931.
Southwestern Baptist Theologi
cal Seminary in Fort Worth grant
ed him his ThM and ThD Degrees.
Two churches, the First Baptist
Church in Breckenridge, and the
What’s Cooking
AGGIE WIVES BRIDGE CLUB:
Thursday, 7:30 p. m., Ballroom
MSG. Those interested in learning
bridge are invited to attend.
BEAUMONT CLUB: Thursday,
7:30 p. m., 2nd floor MSC. To have
picture taken for Aggieland ’52;
No. 1 uniform.
DALLAS CLUB: Thursday, 7:30
p. m., YMCA Assembly Room. Par
ty plans.
GUADALUPE-COMAL COUN
TY CLUB: Thursday, 7:15 p. m.,
3rd floor Acad. Bldg.
HOUSTON COUNTY CLUB:
Thursday, 7:30 p. m., Room 303
Goodwin.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS:
Thursday, 7:30 p. m., Basement St.
Mary’s Chapel.
MARSHALL CLUB: Thursday,
7:30 p. m., YMCA Lobby. Discuss
Duchess for Cotton Pageant and
plans for Mother’s Day banquet.
MILAM COUNTY CLUB:
Thursday, 7:15 p. m., YMCA. Dis
cuss Cotton Ball plans.
RIO GRANDE VALLEY CLUB:
Thursday, 7:30 p. m., Room 301
Goodwin. Discuss club picture.
SHREVEPORT CLUB: Thurs
day, 7:30 p. m., Room 106 Acad.
Bldg.
ASME Speech
Eliminations
Set for Today
Two speakers who will rep
resent A&M at a trinagular
speech meet Feb. 16 at at Rice
Institute in Houston will be
chosen at a speech elimination
meeting of the ASME today. The
meeting will be held in Room 303
of the ME Building at 5 p.m., Ed
L. Mullinnix, secretary of the local
chapter said.
The speakers who win the local
elimination today will also repre
sent A&M at a regional meeting in
Austin Feb. 29-March 1.
Four speakers will vie for places
on the A&M team today. Mullinix
will speak on the “Berryman Hot
Blast Capala” and Bill Pettigrew
will discuss “Why Not a Diesel
Powered Automobile?”
Glenn Rader will speak on “Max
imum Unit Extraction of Water
Vapor and Hydro-Carbons from
Natural Gas,” and Lawrence Tan
ner will discuss “Electrical An-
nalogy of Heat Transfer.”
The meeting is open to all in
terested students and faculty mem
bers, Mullinix said.
First Baptist Church of Harlin
gen, were served by Dr. Hebard
before he took his present posi
tion in Denton.
He is a member of the Executive
Board and of the Advisory Com
mittee of the Texas Baptist Gen
eral Convention, the Executive
Board for District 12 of the Bap
tist Association, and the Sunday
School Board of the Southern Bap
tist Convention.
Col. Graebner
Leather Tooling
Book Released
The International Textbook
Company of Scranton, Pennsylvan
ia has recently released “Leather
Tooling and Carving Patterns”
which was prepared by Dr. Chris
H. Groneman, head of the indus
trial education department.
This group of designs and pat
terns makes a companion packet
to Groneman’s book on “Leather
Tooling and Carving” which was
also published by the same com
pany two years ago. The pattern
materials include 45 full size de
signs and patterns for 21 leather
projects ranging from a small
comb case to the more advanced
and popular ladies’ under arm
hags.
Dr. Hebard
Deans Wives Honor
Miss Betty Napier
Mrs. John Bertrand and Mrs.
W. L. Penberthy were hostesses
for a coffee honoring Misses Mary
Eleanor Vaden and Betty Napier,
brides-elect, Wednesday, at 10 a.
m. in the home of the latter.
From a table centered with
fruit in a Portuguese pottery, Mrs.
Frank Vaden, mother of Miss Va
den, poured and Mrs. E. W. Nap
ier, Mother of Miss Napier served
fruit.
About 25 guests attended the in
formal coffee.
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CRISCO SHORTENING..31bs.75c
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR . . 51bs41c
(With Coupon From Your Last Pkg.) (Without Coupon 77c)
ADMIRATION COFFEE ... lb. pkg. 72c
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Grapefruit Blend — Ass’t. — No. 2 0 for
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Margarine lb. 15c
Puffin
Biscuit 2 cans 15c
Dairicraft
Milk 2 tall cans 25c
Kraft Dinner . 2 pkgs. 25c
Stokely’s—14-oz,
Tomato Catsup 15c
Borden’s
Starlac lb. 37c
Hunt’s—8-oz.
Tomato Sauce . 3 cans 19c
Gerber’s
Baby Food ... 6 cans 49c
Silver Floss—No. 2
Sauerkraut 10c
Diamond—300
Pork & Beans . 3 cans 25c
Get a can of Lucky Leaf Pie Apples FREE with
every purchase of 2 Packages Betty Crocker’s
Crust-quick for 33c
(By removing coupon from package of
Crustquick)
Grennan Ccok Book—(39c Value)
Angel Food Cake . . . 33c
Vi Gallon Sanitary
Holiday Freeze 59c
Sanitary
Ice Cream - Pt. 21 c Qt. 42c
T.N.T.
Popcorn 2 cans 33c
Meadow gold Sweet Cream
Butter lb. 95c
Pioneer
Biscuit Mix ... 2% lb. 45c
Dash or Pard
Dog Food .... 2 cans 29c
Austex—300—SPAGHETTI &
Meat Balls ... 5 cans $1.00
Austex—300—(With Vegetables)
Beef Stew ... 3 cans $1.00
Kimbell’s—12-oz.
Peanut Butter 29c
Del Monte—303
Peas 2 cans 39c
7-oz.—Hershey
Kisses 23c lb. 49c
Kobey’s
Shoestring Potatoes . . 10c
• MEATS •
Heart O’ Texas
Fryers -- Whole . . lb. 53c
Fresh Ground
Hamburger lb. 59c
Armour’s Roll
Pork Sausage .... lb. 38c
Armour’s Dexter
Bacon lb. 39c
Dixon’s
Wieners lb. 39c
Fresh
Jumbo Shrimp ... lb. 75c
Veal
Chuck Roast lb. 69c
Veal
Stew Meat lb. 55c
Armour’s Star
Bacon lb. 49c
Fresh
Pork Liver ...... lb. 35c
Pressed Ham .... lb. 59c
Fresh
Potato Salad lb. 39c
PRODUCE
Red Rome
Apples 2 lbs. 27c
Firm Green
Cabbage lb. 3c
Louisiana
Kiln Dried Yams . . lb. 15c
Florida
Juice Oranges . . 5 lbs. 24c
• FROZEN FOODS •
Sunkist—6-oz.
Orange Juice . . 2 for 29c
Snow Crop^—12-oz.
Peaches 23c
Birdseye
Green Peas .... pkg. 19c
Birdseye
Fillet of Perch .... lb. 43c
• DRUGS •
65c Value
Alka Seltzer 39c
Chlorodent—69c Size
Tooth Paste 59c
Richard Hudnut—$1.00 Value
Creme Shampoo .... 89c
39c Size
Fresh Deodorant .... 33c
Bottle 100
Bayer Aspirin 49c
Dr. West—59c Size
Tooth Brush 39c
Vitalis—60c Value
Hair Tonic 49c
Gillette—(10 in Dispenser)
Blue Blades 39c
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