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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1953)
Page 4 THE BATTALION Friday, October 23, 1953 EMPLOYES DINNER DANCE—Pictured at the College Employes Dinner club dinner- dance last night are Dean W. H. Delaplane, chairman for. the dance, Mrs. Delaplane, A. C. Magee, treasurer of the club, and Mrs. Magee. The dance was held at the Memorial Stu dent Center assembly room. ^ j „ ^ Emp loyesDin n e r-Da n celle Id About 80 A&M employees at- i The tables arranged around the tended the dinner-dance sponsored room were centered with tall white by the College Employes dinner tapers with sprigs of Pyrancathus club last night at the Memorial | scattered around the base. Student Center assembly room. | “Chicken in the rough” was Pf if" 'W' v*7\ m CO INC TO A. & M. “MUSK IN THE MOOD” CONCERT 7:15 p.m. Guion Hall 75c a Person / AFTER THE BAYLOR GAME ■W ★ * w DANCE 9 p.m. Sbisa Hall $2.00 a Couple SATURDAY, OCT. 24TH Tickets on Sale at Student Activities Office (XNIHdSm OxN SI SUIT) SVXHL ‘NVAHH pnojj 0.§ano3 uq aiSum.ix aqx IV aNOIld nzunuoa i[Ddaa u; i.iojuxo3 "p aaiI S ‘ iau ll J JV ssain oNiaa's xhois avooa — os[v — S]0[O.IAOl|^ .UOf^T avo-v-iNia saitJR oiquuosnajf uoi;u;.iodsun.ix sst?[[) isaia l isir| |p aia| | sjj ' ' S3IOOV served at the candlelight dinner. Dean Walter H. Delaplane, chair man of the club, presided at the dinner. The dinner was followed by danc ing. Lee Thompson was in charge of tht music. Mrs. S. T. Keim was chairman for the tables and decorations. Mrs. D. D. Biirchard and Maj. J. C. Low ell were in charge of publicity. Other committee members were Stanley P. Clark, G. W. Schlessel- man, Mrs. J. B. Coon, Mrs. Charles Richardson, A. C. Magee, H. C. Hampton, and J. Wayne Stark. Kittens Win 14-12 Over Madisonville A&M Consolidated junior high Kittens scored a 14-12 win over Madisonville junior high last night for their third win of the season. The Kittens scored both their touchdowns in the first half and held Madisonville scoreless. The T.D.’s came on a 40 yard quick opener by John Martinez and a double reverse with Bill Kavan- augh running the ball over from 30 yards out. Kavanaugh ran one extra point and a pass from Buddy Holick to Virgil Arnold scored the second. Madisonville controlled the ball most of the second half. They scored on a quick opener that cov ered 45 yards, and got the second T.D. on two passes, one covering 20 yards, the other two. Job Calls ® Oct. 30—Texas Employers’ In surance association will interview January graduates at all degree levels in architecture, chemical, civil, electrical, industrial, me chanical and petroleum engineer ing and industrial education for safety engineering w o r k. To qualify you must be twenty-five years of age or older. ® Mr. Allen C. Tyler, dean at Le- Tourneau Technical institute at Longview, is trying to locate a man trained in engineering op mathe matics who is interested in teach ing in these fields and who could also coach basketball or intramural sports. If he cannot find such a person he will need someone to take care of extra activities, basketball and intramural sports and use his teaching abilities wherever necessary and where he is qualified. ® The Texas Electric Service com pany of Fort Worth has an open ing for an electrical engineering graduate to represent their Com pany in negotiations with their customers concerning the use and sale of electric power. When the edge of a knife blade is worn back to the thicker part of the metal, or when it is nicked, grinding is needed to produce a new thin cutting edge. Hey Aggies! HE'S got the word It's MUMS For Both the Game And the Dance See Your Dorm Representative or Come By . . . STUDENT FLORAL CONCESSION- Across from Exchange Store Local A&M Mothers Club Introduces New Officers New officers of the Brazos Coun ty A&M Mothers club were intro duced yesterday at a tea in the YMCA. They are Mrs. Ide Trotter, vice- president; Mrs. O. J. Moss, secre tary; Mrs.-Charles La Motte treas urer and Mrs. O. A. Ashworth, parliamentarian. Mrs. A. C. Magee is president and Mrs. David H. Morgan is hon orary president. Mrs. Magee introduced the club’s mittee chairmen. They are Mrs. Trotter, membership committee chairman; Mrs. Fred Weick, hos- pital committee chairman; Mrs. E. C. Klipple, extension service chair- Mrs. Howard Barlow, student ac tivities chairman; Mrs. Spencer Buchanan, chairman of the hostes- ‘Dean’s Report 5 To Be Given As Radio Program A series of radio programs call ed “A Report From The Dean,” is being recorded on station WT- AW. They will be presented over the Texas State Network next spring. The first series was called “Jobs Ahead” and was done for Voca tional Guidance. C. O. Spriggs was director from 1940 to 1950. H. L. Kidd began as script writer, and has been directing and writing the show for the past two years. These programs are a continua tion of a statewide participation with other Texas Schools. The pro grams were begun in 1940 and were called “The Texas School of the Air.” The “School of The Air” was dis continued in 1950, but in 1951 through the cooperation of the Texas State Network, “The Story of A&M” was presented. “Texas Turns To Science” was the next series, presented in 1952. A&M students and wives partici pating in the present series are Bob Hollenbailgh, Calvin Pigg jr., John T. Smith, Trevel Brady, Joe Joseph, Buddy Carr, John Scog gins, Shirley O’Connell, Dorothy Bell and Barbara Rubin. A small reamer that fits oyer a measuring cup is. handy to use when you are extracting juice from oranges or lemons to use in a re cipe. ses, and Mrs. Jewell Covington, fin ance committee chairman. Mrs. Covington outlined plans for a benefit game party to raise a scholarship fund for some deserv ing student. A faculty committee on scholarships will select the stu dent. The party will be a desert bridge. It will be held at 2 p.m., Nov. 5 at Maggie Parker’s dining room. Mothers of freshmen were honor ed yesterday with hot tea and cook ies. Hostesses were Mrs. Don Limi- say and Mrs. L. L. Stuart. Mrs. Barlow and Mrs. Buchanan assist ed. Travel Talk Set For Dames Club Dr. Sidney O. Brown of the biology department and Mrs. Brown will give a talk on Europe at the next meeting of the Dames club. It will be at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the south solarium of the YMCA. The Browns will show films they took while touring Europe. The program will be proceeded by a short business meeting to elect a new vice-president to re place Eleanor Holland who left for Honolulu this week. Mrs. Sm i th Ta Iks To Vet Auxiliary The American Veterinary Medi cine Association auxiliary met in the social room of the Memorial Student Center at 8 p. m. Wednes day. Mrs. Mae Smith, who was the local representative at the con vention in Canada this summer, gave a resume of her trip and a report from the convention. Miss Louise Mason of the food and nutrition department of the ex tension service spoke on nutrition. Following the program, refresh ments were' served by the members from the junior class. If you are thinking of using black, navy blue or brown in your kitchen colo» scheme, remember that these dark colors show dust and other soil more quickly than Presbyterians Are Host to Meeting A&M Presbyterian church will be hostess for the meeting of Brazos Presbytery, Oct. 27-28. Miss Janie McCutchcn of At lanta, director of spiritual growth. Board of Women’s Work, will be main speaker for the sessions Avhich open Tuesday at 1 p. m. Mrs. G. S. Colburn of Orange will preside. A meeting Tuesday evening will feature Dr. George Mauze, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of San Antonio and will include the partaking of Communion. Other speakers for the program include Mrs. J. A. Little, Wichita Falls, Texas Synodical president; Mrs. Percy Terrell of Navasota, Board of Women’s Work; Mrs. Joe B. Moore of Port Lavaca, past synodical president. lighter tones. TYPEWRITERS Late Models Rent Machines Bryan Business Machine 429 S. 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