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THE BATTALION
Wednesday, March 24, 1954
Pinkney Conner was chosen
“citizen of the month” at A&M
Consolidated high school this week.
Elected by the faculty and stu
dents, he will be honored at the
Rotary club luncheon today.
An all star athlete, he has let
tered in football, basketball and
baseball. He was chosen a member
of the all-state football team.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin Conner, 514 Cooner St., Col
lege Station. Pinkney is a senior.
George Litton will play the title
role in the junior play “Wildcat
Willie Gets Girl Trouble” set for
April 15 at the high school.
the play will
be one of two
one-act plays to
be presented by
the juniors. The
other, “Where
jig Is My Wonder-
| ing Boy To-
f » 1? night?”, was
cast last week.
Other cast
George members are
Patsy Nolan as Gladys, Willie’s
sister; Anna Beaty as Willie’s mo
ther; Roy Courim and Delbert
Stanley as Joe and Vernon, Wil
lie’s friends; Eugenia Rush as
Local Art To Go
To Texas Western
Members of the art gallery com
mittee of the Memorial Student
Center will send 21 watercolor-
ings, oils, drawings and caseins to
Texas Western College, El Paso,
on an exhange exibition on April 1.
This is the first exchange of its
type to be done by the committee
with Texas Western.
Students included in the com
mittee are Tommy Williams, Bob
Wilson, Ray Arhelger, Ronald
Cannonj Ronnie Greathouse,
Shartier Newton, Grant Reader,
Lewis Hampton, Bill McMahon,
Robert Sullins and Gary Bourgeios.
We hope to start an exchange
with the Southwest conference
schools, said Mrs. Ralph Terry,
advisor and instrutor of the art
gallery of the MSC.
Training Program
Scheduled Here
The Hearne district of vocational
agriculture teachers and their stu
dents will attend a training pro
gram here Saturday.
The program will include meat
judging, poultry and egg judging,
and diary products judging.
Upon arrival, each group of high
school students will go to a sched
uled meeting place. The vocational
agriculture teachers will attend a
general assembly for a separate
program. They will receive about
the same training as their students
O. D. Butler of the animal hus
bandry department will conduct
poultry and egg judging. Dr. A
V. Moore of the dairy husbandry
department will conduct the dairy
products judging.
Angel, the brat next door; Billy
Mixon as Cary, her brother; Helen
Ross as Allison, the cute visitor;
and Henry Phillips as Dale, Cary’s
friend.
Other class members will assist
in staging, lighting and prompting
for the play.
The student council will sponsor
a cake sale at Orrs Minimax be
ginning at 10 a. m. Saturday.
Council members are baking for
the sale. The money will be used to
raise money for the high school
sign to be built by the council.
Plans have been made for the
student council assembly program,
“The Greatest Show on Earth—
Tiger Tickles.”
Master of
ceremonies is
Melvin Free.
The program
will be an
audience par
ticipation show.
The commer
cials will be
given by Nor
man F 1 o e c k,
Rita Hughes,
Jay Page and Jean Adams.
Larry Leighton and John Har
rington will have the posters for
the program.
Melvin
The Future Homemakers of
America will have an election meet
ing at 2 p. m. Thursday at the
home economics room.
The incoming president will be
the chapter’s delegate to the state
FHA convention in Ft. Worth April
22-24.
Plans will also be made for the
area meeting to be held in Waco
next week. At that time Anna
Beaty will be installed as an area
officer.
Coke Party Honors
High School Grads
A Coke party will be given at
the David Morgan home to honor
daughters of the faculty who are
graduating in June. *
The seniors’ mother and 85 to
100 friends are invited. The party
will be at 3:30 p. m. Thursday.
The girls to be honored from the
A&M Consolidated High school
are: Sandra Couch, Carolyn
Landiss, Marion Gaddis and Pen
ny Laverty.
The honorees from Stephen F.
Austin High school in Bryan are
Betsy Coon, Carole Lynch, Rose
mary Lenert, Kay Parnell and
Jean Penberthy.
Civic Music
Group Begins
Member Drive
The membership campaign
of the Bryan - College civic
music assocation will begin
April 5.
Board members, officers
and workers met Monday even
ing in the city hall as the first
meeting of preparatory week, dur
ing which the local assocation plans
its membership campaign week.
Mrs. Kirby Wharton, national
representative of the Civic Con
cert service who organized the as
sociation here last year, is back
again this year.
Those present at the meeting
were Mrs. Wharton, Frank Coulter,
president of the local association;
Doris Coulter, Mrs. Arthur Mel-
loh, Mrs. Eugene Bullard, Mrs.
Jesse Coon, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Langford, Carl Best, Mrs. Harry
Rankin, William Pena, Mrs. Pat
Newton, Mrs. Tom Wortham, A. V.
Moore and Mrs. Beth Brush.
At the meeting Mrs. Wharton
mentioned the favorable comment
sent to the national headquarters in
Chicago by the local members con
cerning the successful concert
series which ended last month.
Broadway Musical
Set for Town Hall
The Broadway musical, “Annie
Get Your Gun,” featuring Lynne
Torres and an all star Broadway
cast with music by Irvin Berlin
will be presented by Town Hall
May 3 and 4.
The musical features such hit
tunes as “There’s No Business
Like Show Business,” “Doin’ What
Comes Naturally” and “ They Say
It’s Wonderful.”
Three shows will be held, two
May 3 at 7 p. m. and 9:30 p. m.
and one May 4 at 7 p. m. Admis
sion will be $2.00 or by season
ticket.
This will be the last Town Hall
show of the year.
BOW BELLS TO RETURN
LONDON—(A 5 )—The war blitzed
church of St. Mary-le-Bow is being
restored and in time, cockney chil
dren will again be bom “within
the sound of Bow Bells.”
However, it may be four years
before the famous Christopher
Wren church with its 12 bells will
rise on its Cheapside site far from
St. Paul’s Cathedral. It dates back
to 1680.
The word “cockney” is a colloq
uial term applied to Londoners
generally who can produce an ac
cent all their own. By popular
agreemen't those born within the
sound of Bow Bells can claim
rightful cockney origin.
Next Film Society
Set For Tomorrow
The A&M Film Society will show
“Dark Victory” tomorrow night in
the Memorial Student Center ball
room.
Starring Bettie Davis, the film
starts at 7:30 p. m.
Ever try splitting frankfurter
rolls, spreading them with butter
or margarine and sprinkling them
with poppy seed before toasting in
the oven ? Delicious with salads.
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ONE GUEST ROOM in yard. Gentleman.
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NICELY FURNISHED two bedroom apart
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AVAILABLE June 1st in College Hills:
cool, nicely furnished four-room apart
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Zarape’s Restaurant
Open Sunday at Noon
and
Monday thru Sat. - 5p.m.-11 p.m.
COLLEGE STATION
JjUST ARRIVED
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LADY with journalism experience includ
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Editorial experience with trade maga
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. Pruitt’s Beauty
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SPECIAL NOTICE
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Call 2-7461.
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after 5 and on weekends.
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Phone: 3-1776 (after 5 p.m.)
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Son Born To
Charles Workmans
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Work
man announce the birth of a son,
Brticje Gordon.
The baby, weighing 7 pounds 14
ounces, was born Tuesday morning
at St. Josephs Hospital. The Work
man’s have three other children.
Workman is minister to students
at “the A&M Presbyterian church.
Canned fig or plum pudding are
time savers for holiday dinners.
But give them a homemade touch
by,,, serving them with hard sauce
made with part white and part
brown sugar.
CHS Buys Photo
Equipment for Lab
Equipment for a photography
lab has been purchased by A&M
Consolidated high school with
funds left for a gift by the class
of ’53.
The clas left $94.17 to be used
as the school saw fit. The lab is
used by camera club members.
Pictures for this year’s Tigerland,
the school annual, are being de
veloped there.
Do you have a rubber spatula
in your kitchen? Use it to remove
every bit of food from cans. *
Social Club Sets
Style Show Friday
A style show will be the program
for the College Woman’s Social
club luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Fri
day at the Memorial Student Cen
ter.
Mrs. C. G. Campbell will be the
chairman of the hostesse's and Mrs.
Horace Bass is the chairman of the
style show.
Wives Bridge Club
Will Meet in MSC
The Aggie Wives Bridge club
will meet at 7:30 p. m. Thursday in
the MSC. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Katherine Harns, Mrs. Shirley
Long, Mrs. Carol Pilgrim and Mrs.
Jeanneane Cline.
High score prize for t|ie re
gulars at the last meeting was
won by Mrs. Jeanneane Williams
and the low score went tq Mrs.
Ann Scott.
High score prize for the inter
mediates went to Mrs. Gloria
Pickett and the low went to Mrs.
Geargi Tulenko.
“Time for Fashion” will be pre
sented by Mesdames Lena Beard
and Edna Beard, owners of the
Fashion shop.
The. comentator for the style
show will be Mrs. Fred Smith and
Mrs. Barlow Irwin will be in charge
of the background music.
The models are to present styles
around the clock beginning at 7
a. m. until midnight and the styles
include casuals, swimsuits, play
togs, afternoon dresses, after five
dresses, and evening clothes.
The models will be Mesdames J.
S. Denisbn, Fred Farrar, H. E.
Burgess, Wayne Stark, Otis Miller
and Grace Krug.
Also Mesdames P % W. Burns,
Raymond Reiser, H. B. Segrest,
L. J. Westbrook, W. L. Porter,
Ernest Langford, and Henderson
Shuffler.
Models for teenage clothes are
Miss Janet Folweiler and Miss
Ann Elliott.
Music will be by Mrs. C. H.
Groneman, violin, ami Mrs. A. B.
Medlen, piano.
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