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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, February 22, 1955
Ch u rch Briefs
Lenten Services To Begin
Lenten sei*vices will begin Wed
nesday at 7:4o p.m. in the Bethel
Lutheran church with the sermon
“Jesus’ L^st Journey to Jerusa
lem.” Sunday school teacher’s
grroup B will meet tonight at 7:30.
There will be a membership lec
ture at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Satur-
Cubs To Celebrate
Scouting Birthday
day at 9 a.m. the junior confirma
tion class will meet.
The Aggie Walther club will
meet ut 7 p.m. Wednesday in the
Memorial Student Center. Discus
sion topic for the evening- will be
The Church’s Case Against Free-
Masomy.”
More than 200 College Station
Cub Scouts of pack 802, their fam
ilies Uud friends and a number of
Scout officals and guests will cele
brate the birthday of scouting to
night at the annual Blue and Gold
banquet in the A&M Consolidated
school cafeteria.
More than 30 awards to indivi
dual cubs for passing various tests
and a special award to the pack
will be made. A new pack flag
and a new American flag will be
presented, and a skit by den 5 will
be ' given as a part of the pro
gram.
Special guests and scout officials
invited to attend are Luther Jones,
cub commissioner; Leonard Me
Pherson, scout executive; J. B.
Hervey, institutional representa-
tiye; Bob Cherry, president of Ki-
wanis club, sponsors of the pack
802; Roland Dansby, chairman of
the Arrowmoon Scout district
Mrs. John M. Bair on, president of
the Ladies’ auxiliary of Brazos
County Post 4G92 of the VFW
which is donating the American
flag; and R. L. Elkins, commander
of the College Station American
I-legion Post 541, which is present
ing the Pack flag.
Jones will present an award from
the Sam Houston Area council for
achievements in attaining a re
quired number of advancements in
•ank, new members for Cub Scout
ing- and doing good deeds.
C. G. (Spike) White and the Rev.
Robert L. Dai-wall are co-chairmen
in charge of preparations for the
banquet. Flake L. Fisher, a den
dad, is in charge of physical ar
rangements in the banquet hall
The following awards will be
made: >
Wolf Badge — John Krenitsky
Biuce Riggs, E. A. Holland, Nat
Burroughs, Tommy Comfort, Rus
sell Hanna, Larry Coufal, Wade
Wright, and Bert Johnson.
Bear Badge — Sidney Coufal
Mike Robison, and David McCan
non.
Denner Stripes—John Krenitsky
Bobby Elkins, Neil Matzen, and
Bert Johnson.
Assistant Denner—Jose Martel
ino, Kurt Schember, Mike Robi
son, and E. A. Holland.
Gold Arrow Point—John Kren
itsky, Biuce Riggs, David Bailey
Bill Newcomb, Mike Robison
Frank Brown, Stephen Darwall
Wade Wright, Alan Laverty, Bert
Johnson, and David McCannon.
Silver Arrow Point—David Bai
ley, 3; Sheiman Baggett, 1;'Frank
Brown, 2; Stephen Darwall, 1; Jim
Mills, 1; Mike Murray, 2; Ernest
Wright, 1; and Wade Wright, 1.
The church school teachers as
sociation will meet tonight at 7:30
in Our Saviour’s Lutheran church.
Ash Wednesday communion
service will be held tomorrow at
:15 p.m. “In The Upper Room”
will be pastor’s sermon theme, the
first in a series to be discussed at
the Wednesday evening services
during the Lenton Season on the
general theme “Places of His Pas
sion.’’
World Day of Prayer service,
sponsored by the College Station
Council of Church Women, will be
gin at 10 a.m. Friday.
The St. Thomas chapel, will ob
serve Ash Wednesday at 6:30 a.m.
tomorrow with holy communion.
The Rt. Rev. John E. Hines, Bishop
Coadjutor of Texas, will be the
Celebrant at this service. Break
fast will be served in the Parish
hall following the service.
Rely On Lis for
Superior Service
When you put clothes in
our hands, you know
they’ll be returned clean,
well pressed and in top
form. Our reputation
rests on your saitisfaction.
Mrs. Texas A&M and husband, Gilbert Petty
Mrs. Texas A&M
Given 30 Prizes
BATTALION CLASSIFIED
*irr. RKI-U RENT or TRADE. Rote*
f c«at* » word ocr insertion with n 25
i.-*ntA wlnivoiu. Spar* rat* in claaaifirti
•ection. M cent* per cohunn inch. S«n4
•r Bill all classified* to STUDENT PUTB-
UCATIONS OFEJCE, Goodwin Hall, Tex-
*» A&M. All ad* iu UKt be received hr
1 p.m. on the day before publication.
• FOR SALE •
BART BSD with tnnerspring mattress.
$10.00. D-9-B C. V. 67,t2
1949 BU1CK coupe with 1949 engine, radio
and heater. Call Col. Offer, l»-6634 or
6-1429. 6713
1949 CROSLET Station Wagon. 319 Kyle.
Phone 6-2481. 63tf
WANTED
100 USKD slide rules. LOU.
Official Notices
ETUMSNT DIRECTORIES now only 50c
cents each. Get yours at the North Gate
P<>st office, M.S-C. or at the Public^ions
Office. Qoodwla Hall, Room 207. tf
lERR-f ANDERSON’S coijttplete uniform
for 4Ue. Short coat, pinks, green and
iurnmer serge. All regulation. Sale at
S Price or lea*. LOU.
GOOD USKD practice piano.
Rountree Drive. Phone 3-1789,
2407
Bryan-
• FOR RENT •
ONK BEDROOM furnished house located
oh an acre of land. For information
, call Mrs. Simmonds, College Hospital be
fore 5 p.m. Phone 4-5184. 65t4
1 WOULD I.IKE TO SHARB my home
including kitchen, piano, and T.V. with
two working girls or two A&M Students
Phone 9-2T23.
• LOST •
ORET LADY'S purs* near north gate post
office If found. Call Katherine Smith
S-1232 before 5. 67tl
FOUND
A WONDERFUL place to buy or eell.
Battalion cl***tried ad*. Call 4-5324 or
» 4-1149 for prompt eourteou* aervic*. ■
BASEBALL PLAYERS
We Have Complete Line of
BASEBALL EQUIPMENT
Specializing Rawlings Gloves
Student Co-op Store
Official notice* must be brought, malted,
er telephoned *o a* to arrive In the Of
fice of Student Publication* <207 Goodwin,
4-S324, hour* ft - 13, 1-5. dally Monday
through Friday) at or before the deadline
of 1 pan. of the day preceding publica
tion. — Manager.
The second installment of fees for board
room rent, and laundry for the current
semeste? is now due and must be paid by
Tuesday, February 22. This installment
amounts to $46.80 and covers the period
from February 22 to March 22 as fol
lows; '
Board .... $34.45
• Room rent , . 9.35
Laundry . 3.00 65t4
A few posts for physics laboratory stu
dent asSistantships for the present semester
are'vstiil open. Men who have completed
sophomore physics courses with superior
records are wanted to assist with labora-
tory instruction in several second semester
courses various morning and afternoon
periods throughout the week. The scale
of -compensation is .80 per hour for new
assistants and .90 per hour for experienced
assistants.
Applicants are Invited to register at the
ofiitfi of the department at their earliest
convenience.
‘ 'J. G. Potter
Week day mass in held each
morning at 6:45 at St. Mary’s
Catholic chapel. Wednesday even
ing seiwice is at 7:15. After Wed
nesday service the Newman club
meets at the St. Mary’s Student
center.
Friday at 7:15 p.m. the Rev. Bob
Brehian, director of the Wesley
foundation at the University of
Texas, will speak on bis experien
ces in the Philippine Islands, at the
Wesley foundation.
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The Student Organization will
meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at
the Chiistian Science Services.
Each evening at 7:30 there will
be a worker’s training class led
by the Rev. Wayland Woodall at
the College Heights Assembly of
God.
The regular Wednesday schedule
will be observed at the First Bap
tist church. Supper will be at 6
p.m., teacher’s meeting at 6:30 and
prayer meeting at 7:15.
Friday at 7 p.m. in the Baptist
Student center the Rev. Ross Cog
gins wil speak at the BSU vespers
on problems in the life of a col
lege student «t A&M and tell of
opportunities for summer service
Rev. Coggins is the assistant sec
retary for Baptist student work at
the University of Texas. Noel
Doyle, director of the North Texas
BSU in Denton, will also be pres
ent at the meeting.
Mrs. Gilbert Petty jr. was named
Mrs. Texas A&M Saturday night
at the Maroon and White ball,
sponsored by The Battalion and the
Memorial Student Center.
Gifts and donors are as follows:
A gold Gruen watch, by Potts
Jewelers; a gold loving cup, by
Sankey Park Jewelers; a bouquet
of calla lillies, by the Aggieland
flower shop; a maroon and white
blanket, by the Exchange Store.
An 8 by 10 portrait, to be made
by the A&M Photo shop; a modern
plexi-glass fruit bowl, presented
by Haswell’s; a $5 gift certificate
by WSD Clothiers; a carry-all eve
ning bag, by Caldwell Jewelers; a
shampoo and wave set, to be given
by the House of Beauty; and a.33%
long playing record, by Shaffer’s
Book Store.
A Dorothy Lee original bracelet,
by Varner’s Jewelers; a pair of
rhinestone earrings, by McCarty
Jewelers; five silver dollars, by
Loupot’s; a Luxite nylon slip, by
A. M. Waldrop; an electrtc trivet,
by the Student Co-op; a contour
sheet for a baby bed, by I ramie’s
Toy and Tot shop; and two one-
half gallons of ice cream and milk,
by the Sanitary Dairy Farms.
(See tomorrow’s Batetalion for
the completed list of prices award
ed to Mrs. Texas A&M.)
NEW ARRIVAL?
Coll "The House Doctor'
HE BUILDS — New Rooms, Porche«,
Cabinets, Roofs. Garages, etc.
HE CONVERTS—Porches to Bedrooms,
Dining Areas, Hobby Rooms, Break
fast Nooks, etc.
NO DOWN PAYMENT - UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY
“The House Doctor” isJPrompt, Efficient, Available, Courteous, Economical
MARION PUGH LUMBER CO.
Wellborn Road Phone 4-4236 or 6-5211
, Head of Department
65t2
In .order to permit students and faculty
to .alien'd th* services in Guion Hall dur
ing the annual Religious Etnphasas Week
clajssek. Will be suspended according to the
follpwirig schedule:
Monday. February 24—11 a.m. to noon
Tue?day' and Wednesday
February 22 and 23—10 a.m. to 11 a.m
Thursday and Friday
February 24 and 25— 9 am. to 10 a.m
J. P. Abbott 63t6
Dean of th* College
NEW CAR
SALES & SERVICE
Hudson. Willys & Nash
Expert Paint & Body Work
TAYIvOR MOTOR CO.
1301 Texas Ph. 3-3309
candidate for degree
Any student who normally expect* to
complete all the requirements for a degree
by the end of the current semester should
call by th* Registrar’s office NOW and
make formal application /or a degree.!
March 1st is the deadline for filing an
application for a degree to be conferred
at the end of the current semester. This
deadline applies to both graduate and un
dergraduate students.
H. L. Heaton
Registrar 41 til
LETTERS
(Continued from Page 2)
made Texas A&M a school well
worthy of the name “great.” Dis
continuance of the Cadet Corps and
the initiation of coeducation do not
lie on this course. In all truth,
this course is not one without its
spots of stormy weather, but it
contains no waves too rough to be
traversed by the men of Texas
A&M who really love their school.
Which way would you like to sail,
Mr. Editor?
L. E. Sheppard jr., ’57
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THE TWO WORDS
Great Southern
HAVE COME TO MEAN TRUSTWORTHY
LIFE INSURANCE PROTECTION
. HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR
46TH AMMUAL REPORT
We added $125,600,377 of new
life insurance
Total insurance in force is
$715,009,884
We issued 26,940 new policies
Total policies now in force —
251,506
%
We paid to policyowners and
beneficiaries during 1954 —
$7,625,368
Total paid to date to policyowners
and beneficiaries since organiza
tion - $1 37,674,748
We increased funds held for the
account of policyowners and bene
ficiaries — $7,832,239
Total funds held for the account of
policyowners and beneficiaries —
$134,501,231
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