Wednesday, March 16, 1955 THE BATTALION Page S
Wesley Players
Give Play
The Beta Zeta chapter of the
Wesley players, drama group of
the A&M Wesley foundation, will
CIRCLE
TODAY thru FRIDAY
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MERLE OBERON • HELEN TRAUBEL
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William Holden
“EXECUTIVE SUITE”
PALACE
Bryan Z m SS79
LAST DAY
64 Jupiter’s Darling
present an all-freshman play at
7:15 tonight in the Wesley foun
dation building.
Scenes from “Gi'een Pastures,”
by George Bernard Shaw will be
the play, arranged and directed
by Harold Fox. Bill Libby is
the assistant director. Freshmen
who have parts in the play are
Brady Armstrong, Phil Martin,
Bob Teague, Don Elledge and John
Warner.
The public is invited to attend.
LAST DAY
THURSDAY thru TUBS.
SKIN DIVER ACTION!
AQUA-LUNG THRILLS!
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JANE RUSSELL
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RICHARD EGAN • LORI NELSON
An RKO RADIO PICTURE
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LAST DAY
I “THE WINDOW”
THURSDAY thru SAT.
John Wayne
in
“SHE WOKE A
YELUOW RIBBON”
TODAY thru SATURDAY
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BAYLOR TRIO—These three young ladies are the Debs
Trio of Baylor university, and they will be here for the
Intercollegiate Talent show Friday night. The show, which
will feature 16 acts from 14 colleges, plus the Melody
Maids of Beaumont, will be at 8 p.m. Friday in White col
iseum.
Business Wives Club Plans
Western Dance Saturday
The Business Wives club will
sponsor a dance at 8:30 p.m. Sat
urday at Maggie Parker’s dining
room in Bryan.
Mrs. Margaret Jones, club presi
dent, said the dance is for any
one interested in coming. Pro
ceeds will be donated to the re
cently organized colored nursery,
she said.
The dance will have a western
theme and a floor show will be
staged by the members of the
club. The show will have a can
can line and will be based on the
“gay nineties”, Mrs. Jones said.
Tickets for the dance are $1.25
per couple and will be sold at the
door.
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■ rTcHILOREH UNDER 12 YtABS- rRtL
“THE EGYPTIAN”
In CinemaScope
Starring Victor Mature
and Jean Simmons
— P L U S —
“THE GIRL NEXT
DOOR”
Starring Dan Daily
and June Haver
Social Whirl
WEDNESDAY
The Senior Veterinary Wives
club will meet at 8 p.m. in the
YMCA.
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The Newcomers club will have
a bridge and canasta party at 2
p.m. at the home of Mrs. Clark
Allen, 1210 Walton drive. Hostess
chairman for the meeting is Mrs.
James Patterson.
THURSDAY
AAUW Hears
Talk On Infants
At Meeting
Vick Ehlers, guest speaker at
the Monday evening meeting of
the Bryan-College Station Ameri
can Association of University Wo
men, gave a brief outline of the
emotional experiences of infants
and then led AAUW members in
a discussion of the factors that
promote emotional stability in
school age children.
Ehlers, who was introduced by
Mrs. J. H. Son-els, is the present
director of the Brazos County
Youth Development committee. He
is a senior counselor for the Texas
State Department of Public Health
and has been appointed to this
area for three years.
During another part of the pro
gram, Mrs. Sol Klein reported on
the mental health survey conduc
ted in Brazos county last year by
members of the Social Studies
group of AAUW.
Hostesses during the refresh
ment period which preceded the
meeting were members of the So
cial Studies committee with Mrs.
M. C. Futrell acting as chairman.
Her assistants were Miss Caroline
Wereman, Mrs. S. H. Hopkins,
Mrs. E. C. Stutts, Mrs. Isaac Pet
ers and Miss Sue Albright.
MSC Schedules
Food Calendar
Special foods for special events
will be served in the Memorial
Student Center during the next
three months.
March 18 there will be a buffet
dinner in the dining room from
5:30 to 8 p.m. for the Inter-colle
giate Talent show activities.
A buffet dinner will also be
served March 26 in the hallx-oom
for Military day events.
A smorgasbord will be served
from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. May 7 for
open house and the Aggie follies.
May 8 will be Parent’s day and
a buffet dinner will be served in
the ballroom from 11:30 a.ni. to
2 p.m.
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The Aggie Wives Bridge club
will meet at 7:30 p.m. in rooms
2A and 2B of the Memorial Stu
dent Center.
Ending the program of special
foods will be a smoi-gasbord on
commencement day, May 27, in
the ballroom from 4 to 7:30 p.m.
St. Patrick’s Day Theme
Planned for Employees
The A&M Employes Dinner club
will be “wearing the green” in hon
or of St.. Patrick Thursday night
in the Memorial Student Center
ballroom, according to A. F. Isbell,
chairman of the Dinner club com
mittee.
The Capers Combo will play for
a dance after the dinner at 7:30
p.m. Isbell said patrons were be
ing encouraged to wear green, but
dress may be formal, semi-formal
or informal.
News Briefs
CHICKENPOX was the leading
disease in the College Station-Bry-
an area last week with 37 cases re-
poi’ted, according to the Bryan-
Brazos County Health unit. Influ
enza was second with 34 cases.
* * *
A 40-HOUR training course for
the motor transportation supeivi-
sor will be held here Max-ch 21-25.
The coui-se will be conducted by the
Texas Engineering Extension serv
ice.
A cup of milk mixed with a cup
of prune juice is fine for an aftei’-
school snack.
Reservations for the dinner
should he made at the MSC main
desk befox-e 2 p.m. today. Those
who cannot attend the dinner ai’e
invited to the dance, said Isbell.
Chairmen for handling arrange
ments for the affair are Mrs. Rob-
ex-t M. Stevenson, menu; G. W.
Schlesselman, tickets; Capt. T. H.
Libby, publicity; and Mrs. K. A.
Manning, dance.
The thix-d annual faculty Rue
Pinalle is set Tor Apx-il 21, accord
ing to Isbell.
Birth Announced
By Barksdales
Mi’, and Mrs. Don L. Barksdale
have announced the bix-th of their
first child. Woody Thornas Bax-ks-
dale.
Woody was born in St. Joseph’s
hospital at 10:51 a. in. Max-ch 9,
and weighed nine pounds, seven-
and-one-foux-th ounces at bix-th.
Barksdale also said that his new
son is 22 inches in length.
The Bax-ksdale’s ax-e from San
Antonio and now x-eside at B-ll-Z
in College View. Bax-ksdale is a
senior petroleum and mechanical
engineering major.
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