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THE BATTALION
Thursday, July 22, 1954
The trainer Bill Winfrey-owner
A. G. Vanderbilt combination scor
ed four times in stakes races at
Jamaica last spring. Their Native
Dancer won the big one—the Wood
Memorial.
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Save Your Money!
Save Your Clothes!
CAMPUS
CLEANERS
’Mural Program
Is Announced For
Next Semester
Intramural athletics for the sec
ond summer semester featuring
competition in softball, golf, and
tennis will begin Monday, July
26, a report from the intramural
office has announced.
The report says that dormitor
ies 14, 15, 16, and College View,
the defending champions, will
compete in softball. Golf and ten
nis are based on individual compe
tition
All players must play with the
dorms in whieft they live, unless
they live off the campus. In such
case, they may play with any team
they choose.
Managers for the respective dor
mitories and their addresses are
Louis Venecasa, room 417, dorm
14; Robert Smith, room 312, dorm
15; Ross George, B-5-W, College
View. Dorm 16’s manager has not
been selected yet. All persons
wishing to compete in intramurals
are to contact their managers for
instructions.
VOTE FOR
Raymond A. Nolan
For Reelection As
County Commissioner
Precinct 1
Your Vote and Influence Will Be Appreciated
(Paid Political Adv.)
VOTE FOR
GEORGE T. HINSON
„■— for —
Lieutenant Governor
HONEST DEPENDABLE
FOR BETTER SCHOOLS FOR THE PEOPLE
(Paid Political Adv.)
DYERSPFUR STORAGE HATTERS
210 S. Main
Bryan
Pho. 2-1584
VOTE FOR
John R. Grace
Elect An Experienced Man
As Your Next
District Judge
Mature judgment
years of age.
50
More than 23 years ex
perience in active
practice of law.
Graduate of Baylor
University School of
Law — Class of 1931.
Prosecuting Attorney
of Robertson County
for 6 years.
City Attorney of
Heame for more than
4 years.
Active in all civic af
fairs in Hearne for 16
years.
Teacher of adult men’s
Bible Class at First
Baptist Church in
Hearne.
COMPARE THE QUALIFICATIONS OF JOHN R.
GRACE WITH ALL OTHER CANDIDATES FOR
DISTRICT JUDGE AND REMEMBER THAT
EXPERIENCE AND MATURE JUDGMENT
ARE IMPORTANT IN A
JUDICIAL POSITION
(Paid Political Adv.)
Buddy Williams
Is Commissioner’s
Court Candidate
This is my first time to ask for
public office and I do so with a
sincere desire to be of service to
the community.
I am 39 years of age. I am mar
ried and have two children. My
wife’s mother, Mrs. Raymond
Beard, a widow, is also a member
of my family. I have lived in Bra
zos County for the past 24 years.
I am associated with my father
and two brothers in the Insurance,
Mortgage and Construction Busi
ness and have been in this business
for the past 1 years. I have dealt
with the public all of my life and
I have always tried to be courteous
and cooperative.
The office of County Commis
sioner is important and deals with
many problems in addition to the
maintenance of county roads and
bridges. I feel that my business
experience qualifies me for this
job.
If you will elect me your county
commissioner, I promise you that
I will administer the duties of the
office in a businesslike manner;
that I will be courteous and coop
erative at all times; and that I
will always be available to discuss
your problems with you.
Buddy Williams
Board Confirms
Promotions
Ag
The following promotions have
been confirmed by the A&M sys
tem board of directors, meeting
Friday in Austin:
Agricultural Experiment station:
state chemist, Ellen G. Crawford
to technician B. I. No. 91, Flor
ence M. Farr to technical assist
ant B. I. No. 105 and Christine J.
Opersteny to depai’tment secre
tary B. I. No. 108; substation No.
15, Weslaco, Morris E. Bloodworth
to associate soil physicist B. I.
No. 334.
Agricultural Extension service,
all to county agricultural agents:
Don W. Callahan, Alfred Crocker,
James R. Cusenbary, Don D. Deck
er and Jack H. Lewis.
Look at the Men!
Study Their Qualifications
With the Proper SLANT ..
and You'll VOTE for
DAVIS G!
GRANT F- DISTRICT Jl^
(Paid Political Adv.)
Elect IV. C. DAVIS District
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SON OF THE
LATE DISTRICT JUDGE
W. C. DAVIS
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Swimmers
Team of Beth Penberthy, Nancy
Hale, Kay Parnell, Mary Ergle.
Boy’s 100 Meter Backstroke, 2nd,
Albert Stevens; 4th, John Harring
ton. Boy’s 400 Meter Freestyle,
6th, Rlhert Stevens. Boy’s 100 Me
ter Butterfly Breaststroke, 6th,
Richard Badgett. Boy’s 150 Meter
Individual Medley, 3rd, Albert Ste
vens; 5th, John Harrington. Boy’s
Medley Relay, 6th, Team of John
Harrington, Richard Badgett, Al
bert Stevens.
Girl’s 100 Meter Freestyle, 5th,
Judy Litton; Girl’s 50 Meter But-
terly Breaststroke, 1st and a new
record, Gail Schlesselman. Girl’s
50 Meter Freestyle, 3rd, Judy Lit
ton. Girl’s Medley Relay, 2nd,
Team of Ann Elliott, Gail Schles
selman, Judy Litton.
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AS A BOY SOLD
SODA-POP ON
COURTHOUSE YARD
SERVED 36 MONTHS IN
ARMY IN WORLD WAR II
12 MONTHS IN EUROPE
GRADUATE OF BRYAN PUBLIC
SCHOOLS AND RECEIVED LAW
DEGREE FROM BAYLOR UNIV.
TO AC
)erience
CIVIC-MINDED: Lloni Club Presided,' .
C-of-C Director, County Bar Association
Vice-President, Sunday School Teacher.
2ual4ied Lf BACKGROUND - EDUCATION - EX PERU
ars
as S
City of
Extraordinary Meats At Ordinary Prices!
From Choice Baby Beef
CHUCK » POT ROAST >» 3 5
From Choice Baby Beef
RIB CHOP STEAKS *>. 45
Freshly Ground—Wholesome
Ground Meat ... 3 lbs. 95c
Big Bologna, Pickle and Pimiento Loaf or
Pressed Ham lb. 45c
Ho rm el’s
Midwest Bacon .... lb. 63c
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Wisconsin
Mild Cheese lb. 53c
Hormel Pre-Cooked, Short-Shank
Picnics lb. 55c
Exrra Special
Calf Liver lb. 39c
DEEP FREEZE MEATS
PREMIU
^ 4th ye
fE ami
juumjj * •
We are spending a substantial part of our -
costs to redeem at 2% of their face valuta •
practically all stamp and premium deal'
ister Receipts. In exchange for their
Certificates good at the local STUDEV
We also carry a limited number of prer
SAVE ALL OUR CASH REGISTER RE
day’s Green Receipts count double.
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O FRESH FRUI
& VEGETAI
Elberta
GROCERY SPECIALS
Sunshine Krispy
CRACKERS ... 1 lb. box 25c
Gold Medal
FLOUR 51b. bag 43c
Milk Has Again Declined 1c Per Quart. Sanitary Grade
A PASTEURIZED—'/ 2 Gal. Bottles
MILK 2for67c
(Plus bottle deposits.)
1 Lb. Cans—Duncan’s MARYLAND CLUB
COFFEE lb. $1.19
Popular Brands
Cigarettes carton $2.09
(Others Proportionately.)
1 Pound Can Pard FREE With
Pard Dog Meal ... 5 lbs. 73c
49c Size—Sunshine—Chocolla-Chip—1 Lb. Bag
Coconut Cookies .... ea. 43c
Mrs. Tucker’s Triple Guarantee
SHORTENING .. 3 lb. can 75c I
PEACHES. .21
Extra Large Size—Florida
AVOCADOS..
Fresh Golden
Corn J
Calif. Santa Rosa
Plums . . ....
432 Size—Calif. Sunkist
14 Oz. Bottles—Hunt’s
CATSUP each I5c
Guaranteed
Chilled Watermelons. I
• FROZEN FOCI
Economy Pack—Big 20 Oz. Jars—Welch’s CHOICE
GRAPELADE or JELLY . 33c MEL L0 RIN E...
Pillsbury’s or Ballards
BISCUITS 3 cans 25c
. « • • •
Mrs. Pickford’s
0LE0 2 lbs. 35c
Kills Grasshoppers, Army Worms and Many Other
Garden and Lawn Pests—1 Lb. Can—Many Purpose
Green Light ea. 63c
Kosher Dills, Dills, Sour Whole—22 Oz. Jars
Libby Pickles ea. 33c
25c Size
Toilet Bowl Brushes
ea. 21c
Yz Gal. Sanitary
MELLORINE
6 Oz. Cans—Snowcrop
ORANGE JUICE
6 Oz. Cans—Snowcrop B/E or Minute Mi*|
LEMONADE MIX . . .
\ Birdseye
| MIXED VEGETABLES
M Birdseye
I SUCCOTASH
Junior Foods 6for45cl
„ , i FORDHOOK LIMAS . . . tE xas
Heinz Strained nr 1 Choice of 6 Kinds—Mortons POT PIES ani
Baby roods 12 lor /5c FRUIT PIES to th
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Factory Close-out of Tin-pack
Heinz Chopped
WILL <
Southside
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
STORE HOURS: 8 a.m. —7 p.m. Daily
3 Blocks Due South of Kyle Field, College
Open 30 Minutes Earlier Fri, & Sat.—C;* V A
Sundays. A Complete One-stop /V f'' 4
SPECIALS STARTING 4 P.M. THURS., JULY 22 THRU SAT. Jll