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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, March 23, 1954
FACULTY DANCES—Faculty members dance at the French-style faculty Rue Pinalle
Thursday night in the Memorial Student Center.
Adams Resting
After Heart Attack
Lt. Col. E. V. Adams, Aggie
band director, is resting well after
suffering a heart attack March 13.
Adams believes he will return
to work the middle of next week.
He was bi'ought home Wednes
day morning from St. Joseph’s
Hospital in Bryan.
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Two College Station
Women Attend Meet
Mrs. Richard E. Callender and
E. B. Reynolds have returned from
the state conference of the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution
held in Austin last week.
Mrs. Callender, chairman of the
genealogical records committee,
gave her report at the sessions.
She also gave the report of the
LaVillita chapter Wednesday and
the chapter received a silver ribbon
and was placed on the honor roll
for outstanding work during the
past year.
Mrs. S. W. Bilsing, regent of the
Mai’garet Montgomery chapter of
Conroe and honorary regent of the
La Villita group was at the confer
ence. She organized both these
chapters of the DAR.
Speaker for the opening session
Monday evening was Mrs. R.
Henderson Shuffler who discussed
American history and the dream
of freedom.
She reminded those present of
the American heritage and warned
the meeting against straying from
the ideals of our forefathers.
During three luncheons girls
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There will be a meeting at 5:00 p.m. In
the Civil Engineering Lecture room No. 11
on Wednesday, March 24, of all students
who will be taking C. E. 300S this summer.
It is important that all students be present.
The summer term that a student may take
C. E. 300S will probably be decided at
this meeting.
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modeled prize winning dresses from
fifteen chapters who sponsored
Girl Homemaker clubs. Cash
awards and pins will be given to
the girls who made the dresses
chosen as top winners.
A dress sponsored by the La
Villita chapter won honorable men
tion in the contest. Mrs. F. B.
Brown was chapter chairman. An
other dress sponsored by this chap
ter was chosen as one of the most
attractive and was pictured in the
Austin American of March 17.
The William Scott chapter of
Bryan was represented by Mrs.
W. D. Scoates, regent; Mrs. Em-
mette Wallace, national chairman
of DAR magazine advertising and
state chairman of national defense,
Mrs. W. S. Howell, Mrs. H. C.
Fulgham, Mrs. Dona Carnes,
honorary regents; Mrs. Nell Glass
cock, Mi*s. J. C. Culpepper and
Miss Lucy Harrison.
Foods Group
Hears Speech
On Vegetables
Mrs. Fred Smith gave a
talk on the preparation of
vegetables at the A&M Social
club Foods group meeting
Friday.
Mrs. Smith gave many helpful
cooking hints and classified vege
tables into five categories: acces
sory, plain, exotic, everyday, and
unusual vegetables. Also she gave
a few of her favorite recipes.
Each table had an attractive cen
terpiece of green leafy vegetables
in brown glass pots, and at either
end was a colorful salad plate with
dips.
The buffet table was covered
with a chocolate brown cloth and
centered with a mahogany tray
which held an original piece of
sculpture by Mrs. J. N. Nance. On
each side of this centerpiece were
candlesticks made out of ears of
corn. The serving dishes were pot-
tery in colors of green, yellow, and
purple each complimenting the veg
etable the dish held.
The committee responsible for
the luncheon was chairman, Mrs.
D. F. Leipper; co-chairman, Mrs.
H. R. Blank; Mrs. G. D. Hallmark;
and Mrs. R. V. Andrews.
Also Mrs. W. R. McNeil, Mrs.
H. O. Johnson, Mrs. C. F. Richard
son, and Mrs. Carl Lyman, hostess.
Following the luncheon, Mrs.
I. G. Adams, program chairman,
introduced the guest speaker, Mrs.
Smith.
Mrs. C. F. Richardson, president
presided over the short business
session, and Mrs. J. S. Dennison
read the secretary-treasurer report.
The next luncheon will be April 9.
Church Briefs
Hawaiian To Speak to BS1
Social Club Plans
Fashion Show
“Time for Fashion” will be the
theme of the College Women’s so
cial club meeting at 12:30 p. m.
Friday at the Memorial Student
center.
Luncheon tickets will be avail
able until 2 p. m. Thursday at the
main desk in the MSC. The price
is $1.50.
The style show will be put on by
the Fashion shop.
Mrs. C. B. Campbell i^ general
hostess.
Teachers Attend
District Meeting
The district one convention of
the southeast division of the Tex
as State Teachers association was
held at Beaumont last weekend.
The theme of the convention was
“A Century of Progress in Texas
Education.”
Teachers who attended the con
vention were J. D. Chaney, Roy
Owen, Mrs. Lewis A. Knowles, and
Miss Ann Abate.
Also Mrs. L. P. Dulaney, Mrs.
C. K. Leighton, Mrs. J. J.
Skrivanek. and Mrs. Pearle Tanzer.
DR. WILLIAM
GOTTLIEB
Chiropodist
Foot Specialist
of 4824 S. Main
Houston
Will Be In Bryan
This Wednesday
MARCH 24
at the
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Ground Floor Office
For the diagnosis and treat
ment of foot conditions.
OFFICE HOURS
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sam Choy, Honolulu, Hawaii,
who has been director of religious
activities and oversea^ students at
Wayland college for the last two
years, but who is now at South
western seminary, will be the main
speaker at the annual Baptist Stu
dent union banquet Saturday at
7 p. m. in the Memorial Student
Center ballroom.
Choy spent seven months in 1953
on a preaching mission around the
world with four of them being in
Lucas To Speak
To Meeting
Of Professors
Francis M. Lucas, resident
representative for the office
of naval research for the area,
will speak at the American
Association of University Pro
fessors meeting at 7:30 p. m. Tues
day.
The meeting will be held in the
Assembly room of the YMCA.
“The Part That the College Pro
fessor Plays in Government Re
search”, will be the topic of his
talk, with special interest to the
office of Naval research.
Lucas is a graduate of Metal
lurgical engineering from Steph
ens Institute in Newark College of
Engineering, Newark, N. J. He also
holds a bachelor of science in
chemistry from St. Peters College,
Jersey City, N. J. and a bachelor
of law from Franklin University,
Columbus, Ohio.
Before coming to Austin in 1951,
Lucas was a research engineer for
vaidous steel companies since 1940,
and in connection with the ONR
since 1950. He was a research con
tract administrator in Chicago be
fore coming to Austin.
Armistead Talks
To Vet Wives Meet
Dr. W. W. Armistead, dean of
veterinary medicine, spoke to the
AVMA auxiliary at their regular
meeting in the MSC Thursday
night.
Dean Armistead gave the “His
tory of Veterinary Medicine,” dis
cussing the four broad periods of
developement.
During the business meeting
plans were made for a dance and
cake sale. Proceeds will be used to
send a delegate, Mrs. Robbie Sims,
to the National Convention in
Seattle, Washington.
Mrs. A. A. Price, co-sponsor, an
nounced a tea will be given May 1,
honoring the senior wives at the
residence of Mrs. W. W. Arm
istead on the Knoll.
The junor wives were hostesses
for the evening with Mrs. Arm
istead presiding at the punch bowl.
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Sam Choy
Korea where he assisted with re
lief work of Southern Baptist mis
sionaries.
While in Korea, Choy was able
to attend the eighth Korean Bap
tist Convention and to preach in
many of the Baptist churches which
have been established since the
close of World War II.
During World War II, he served
as an interpreter in the United
States armed services, and spent
some months in Korea following
the war’s end.
Easter Seal
Drive To Begin
Wednesday
Mrs. Dwight W. Andres of
College Station will direct the
21st annual Easter Seal ap
peal in Brazos county to raise
funds for cripple children and
adults.
The campaign opens Wednesday
and continues through Easter Sun
day, April 18.
It will be conducted in every
state in the United States and in
the District of Columbia, Alaska,
Hawaii, and Puerto Rico.
In Brazos county, as well as in
most other localities, Easter Seal
funds are the chief means of sup
port for services to the handicap
ped, regardless of the cause of the
handicap.
Of all the funds raised in this
area during the campaign, 91 per
cent remain in the area to develop
local services. Nine per cent will
be sent to the National Society for
Crippled Children and Adults, to
support its parent program of edu
cation, research and direct services.
The envelopes containing the
Easter Seals, prepared by the
Brazos-Robertson county medical
auxiliary and wives of the Medical
Group of BAFB, will be mailed to
local residents on March 24.
Fashion Show Set
For Newcomers
A style show and luncheon will
be presented for the Newcomers’
club at 12:45 p. m. Wednesday.
The show, featuring Easter
fashions, will be held at The Oaks.
Models for the style show will
be Mesdames O. H. Franks, Willie
Zapalac, D. F. McGee, Charles Hol
land, R. V. Hite, John Way, John
Me Cannon, and H. Thigpen.
The arrangements committee and
hostesses are Mrs. Ray George,
chairman, Mrs. R. Stevenson, Mrs.
E. R. Fitch, and Mrs. Louis Gim-
brede.
A panel discussion by chairmen
of various committees on the aims
and objectives of the Hillel founda
tion will be the theme of the pro
gram at the meeting of the Hillel
foundation.
The meeting will he held at
7:15 p. m. Wednesday in the MSC.
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The A&M Wesley Foundation
group will hold a regular meeting
at 7:15 p. m. Wednesday in the
Wesley Foundation.
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The Aggie Walther club of the
Bethal Lutheran Church will meet
at 7 p. m. Wednesday at the Me
morial Student Center.
The theme for the meeting is
“Questions for Lutheran Students”
with Rev. Wm. C. Peterson as
leader.
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A covered dish supper for mem
bers and students will be at 6:15
p. m. at the St. Thomas Chapel.
A special lenten service at 7:15
will follow.
Holy Communion will be at 6:30
a. m. Wednesday followed by a
breakfast.
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The program Wednesday at the
Presbyterian Student Center will
be led by Murray Milford. The sub
ject will be “The Temptation We
Face in College Days.” The pro
gram will be at 7 p. m. followed by
a social.
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The Church school teachers of
the Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
will meet at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at
the Church.
Lutheran Student association will
have a regular meeting at 7:15 p.
m. Wednesday at the church.
“What Shall T Do With Jesus—
Deny Him ? will be the topic for
the Lenten service at 7:15 p. m.
Thursday.
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The A&M Presbyterian Fellow
ship will have a program and wor
ship at 7 p. m. Wednesday at the
church.
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Plans for the coming South
Texas Province of Newman Club’s
Church Council Will
Meet Next Monday
The College Station Council of
Church Women will meet in the
St. Thomas Episcopal Chapel at
9:30 a. m. Monday, March 29.
It will be the business and so
cial monthly pieeting.
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convention to be held at A&I Col
lege in Kingsville on April 1, 2 and
3 are being discussed by the New
man club.
Tommy Toudouze, junior geology
major from San Antonio, will con
duct the panel on Shrines and
Pilgrmages at the convention.
Newmanites interested in going
to the convention in Kingsville and
need transporation should contact
Ted Uptmore or Frank Urbanic.
The St. Mary’s Student Center
is scheduled to hold its grand
opening on Sunday, May 2, and
plans for this occasion were dis
cussed at the last meeting.
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Wednesday services at St. Mary’s
chapel will he at 7:15 p. m.
Mass will be held at 6:45 a. m.
Friday at the chapel.
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Persons who are interested in
becoming members of the Knights
of Columbus are invited to attend
the meeting at 7:30 p. m. Wednes
day at the St. Mary’s hall.
This meeting is being held in
connection with the spring mem
bership drive of the organization.
Refreshments will be served.
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The Christian Science society
will meet at the cabin in Hensel
Park at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. The
student group will meet in the MSC
at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday.
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The schedule for Wednesday
evening prayer meeting includes
First Baptist church at 7:15 p. m..
College Heights Assembly of God
at 7:45 p. m., and Church of Christ
at 7:15 p. m.
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