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THE BATTALION
Thursday, July 7, 1955
Former !)ean
Honored As
Man of Month
Charles N. Shepardson,
former dean of the School of
Agriculture, has been designa
ted by the East Texas Cham
ber of Commerce as its “Man
of the Month” for July.
The story of Shepardson’s ca
reer, which resulted in his becom
ing known to most Texans as “Mr.
Agriculture,” is featured in the
July issue of East Texas Maga
zine, official publication of the re
gional chambex'.
When infox-med of Shepardson’s
appointment to the Boai’d of Govei’-
noi's for the Federal Reseiwe Sys
tem, D. W. Williams, vice-chancel
lor for agxiculture, said, “Having
worked closely with Dean Charles
Shepai’dson for some 27 yeai’s, I
can say without resei’vation that he
is a ‘top hand’ on any assignment
he undeidakes.”
Family Favorites
By Mrs. Henry L. Phillips
Elizabeth Phillips, an alumna of both Texas University and
SMU, is the wife of Col. Henry L. Phillips, who was graduated from
A&M in 1928 and is now connected with the Military Science De-
partixient here. They have two children; Rosanna is now attending
A&M Coxxsolidated High School and Henry Jr. will enter A&M as a
freshman this fall. During the war Col. Phillips served with the
14th Air Force ixx China, which explains his authentic Chinese
recipes.
Williams added that Shepardson
ha sa “rare combination of the aca
demic and the practical, of the dis
cipline requix-ed for fix-st-class per
formance with the sympathy and
knowledge of human shortcomings,
of the give and take, of hard work
and hard play. He is an obstinate
taskmaster and an understanding
employei*.”
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Sweet and Sour Pork
1 lb. pork 1 cup vinegar
Vt cup soybean sauce 1 caxmot
Vz t. salt 4 onions
1 cup flour ^ H WiH ^ small peppers
IV2 cups sugar 1 t. chopped parsley
Slice the meat into small pieces, about one inch. Mix meat well
in soybean sauce and salt. Stir flour in water to make a thin paste,
and dip each piece of meat in the paste. Drop in pan with frying oil
and cook until brownish.
Take sugar and vinegar and season to your taste with salt, pepper,
and whatever other condiments you wish. Carrots, onions, pepper and
parsley may be chopped or sliced fine and added to the sweet and sour
solution.
Remove oil from pan and add sweet and sour solution and vegeta
bles to the cooked meat. When all ai’e thoroughly heated it is ready
to serve. Makes enough for four.
Cheese Roll
1 package Old English cheese
2 packages Velveeta cheese
1 wedge Roquefort (optional)
Mix and season with % grated
2 packages cream cheese
1 package pimiento cheese
1 package Chateau
1 t. mixed dried herbs
Let warm to room temperature.
onion, grated bud garlic, celery salt, pepper and salt. Form roll with
hands until all are thoroughly mixed and cover with paprika.
Date Cake
2 cups chopped dates % lb. butter
2 cups chopped nuts 2 cups sugar
2 cups hot water 3 cups flour (sift before
2 t. soda measuring)
Put hot water and soda over chopped dates and let stand while
mixing butter and sug&r. Add this mixture to dates, flour and nuts,
and bake in moderate oven about IVz hours. Ice with any brown
sugar icing.
Churches Set Sunday Services
Local ministei's have announced
their schedules, sermon topics, and
special meetings for Sunday, July
10, and the following week.
A&M Presbyterian Church
Nonnan Andei’son, Pastor
At the morning worship service
the Rev. Mr. Anderson will speak
to his congregation about “The
Task Befox'e the Chux-ch.”
Church school will begin at 10
a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. will be Bible
study.
St. Thomas Episcopal Chapel
Robert L. Dai’wall, Vicar
Roger Cilley, senior student at
the Episcopal Theological Seminary
of the Southwest, will deliver the
sermon at the woi'ship sei'vice at
9:30 a.m.
Sunday school will imn concur
rently with the seiwice. The eai’ly
sei'vice of Holy Communion has
been discontinued dux-ing the month
of July.
Bethel Lutheran Church
(Missouri Synod)
W. C. Petex’sen, Pastor
Seiwices Sunday will follow the
regular schedule. Sunday school
will be at 9:30 a.m., followed at
10:45 by the mox'ning woi’ship
sei'vice.
There will be a vesper sei’vice at
7:45 p.m. Wednesday.
Christian Science Society
Humanity’s need for clear think
ing and Christlike living will be
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Superior Service
When you put clothes in
our hands, you know
they’ll be returned clean,
well pressed and in top
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Methodist Men Set
Watermelon Party
The Methodist Men’s Organiza
tion of the A&M Methodist Church
will sponsor their annual water-
.mclou .LtiLU:,,S.>ludayt- July, 1.0, at
5:30 p.m.
All families of the church are
invited to attend the affair, ac
cording to John Kincannon, px-esi-
dent of the Methodist Men’s Oi’-
ganization and chairman of plans
for the supper.
Assisting him will be R. L. El
kins, Curtis Holland, Sam Cleland,
T. R. Richmond, I. M. Atkins, Bob
Callaway, Percy M. Goff, Law-
rerice Dubose, Fx-ed Benson, Don
Young, Nelson Dui’st and Robei't
Wood.
Place fish in a tightly covered
dish when you refrigerate them be
fore cooking; this way the fish
odor will not get into any other
foods.
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From 7 p.m. — 11 p.m.
Fast, convenient
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Employees of the Magnolia
Petroleum Company’s petrol
eum engineering department
have just concluded a month’s
special course in advaneed peU
roleum x-eservoir engineering, un
der the direction of Robert L.
Whiting, head of the Petroleum En-
gineei’ing Department at A&M.
Pi'imaxy pux-pose of the coui’se
was to familiarize the men with
the latest developments in peti-o-
leum reservoir exxgineei’ing. Par
ticular emphasis was placed on the
evaluation and pi’ediction of the
future pexfornxance of reservoii's
in which natui’al water di’ives were
present and in resexvoii's to be op
erated under pressure maintenance.
The men were housed in the Me-
morial Student Center, and classes
wei'e conducted there. The class
schedule was from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
five days a week.
The ten men taking the course
were selected by D. V. Carter, chief
petroleum engineer, Magnolia Pe
troleum Co., fi'om the disti’ict and
division offices of Texas, Louisiana
and Oklahoma. They ai'e all gi'ad-
uate petroleum engineex-s having a
minimum of four yeai's field serv-
I ice.
Those taking the coui’se included
John L. Sandei's, Otis Chalk, Tex-
| as; M. C. Gulledge Jx\, and K. D.
j Stidham, Midland; T. Griffith, Moi’-
' gan City, La.; M. H. Beavex’, Ma-
mou, La.; Paul E. Exvvin, Healdton,
|Okla.; C. T. Evans, Kermit; J. W.
Tucker Jr., and Norman Bellinger,
[Falfui-ias; and Doyle G. Man's of
Vaxxderbilt.
stressed at the service at 11 a.m.
Sunday school will be at 9:30.
Readings fi'om the Bible and
“Science and Health with Key to
the Sci'iptures” by Max-y Baker
Eddy will compi’ise the Lesson-
Sex-mon entitled “Sacrament.”
The following passage will be
among those read fi'om “Science
and Health”: “Ask yourself: Am
I living the life that appi'paches
the supi’eme good? Am I demon-
sti'ating the healing power of Truth
and Love ? If so, then the way will
grow bi'ighter ‘unto the perfect
day.’ Your fi’uits will pi'ove what
the understanding of God brings
to man.” (496:9 Ask-14).
The Golden Text is fi'om Levi-
tieus (19:2): “Speak uxxto all the
congregation of the childi'en of Is-
x’ael, and say unto them, Ye shall
be holy: for I the Lord your God
am holy.”
A&M Methodist Church
Nolan Vance, Minister
“Fox-giveness” is the title for the
next sex-mon in the series called
“The Marks of a Chi'istian.”
Sunday school will begin at 9:45
a.m.; woi'ship sei'vice, at 10:55 a.m.
The intpi’mediate and senior MYF
will meet at 5:45 and 6:30 p.m. i’e-
spectively.
At 5:30 p.m. the whole chui’ch
will enjoy the watennelon party
sponsored each year by the Meth
odist Men’s Oi'ganization.
A&M Church of Christ
James F. Fowler, Minister
At the mox'ning woi’ship sexvice
at 10:45 the sei'mon topic will be
“Spirits in Pi'ison.”
Chui'ch school will be at 9:45
Sunday morning, and the evening
sexvice at 7:15 p.m. that night.
First Baptist Church
R. D. Longshore, Pastor
Because the regular pastor will
be on vacation this Sunday, the
Rev. L. E. Layman, minister of mu
sic and education for the chui’ch,
will have chai-ge of all sexvices and
will preach at both the morning
service at 11 a.m. and the eve
ning sexvice at 8 p.m.
At 9:40 a.m. will be church
school, and Training Union will
meet at 7 p.m.
College Heights Assembly of God
R. L. Tumlinson, Pastor
The text for the sex-mon to be
delivered at 11 a.m. is “He that
endui’eth to the end, the same
shall be saved.”
Other services and meetings in
clude Sunday school at 9:45 a.m.,
Christ Ambassadors at 6:30 p.m.,
and the evening sexvice at 7:30 p.m.
Church of the Nazarene
Harold Cax-lisle, Pastor
Sunday school will be at 10
o’clock Sunday mox’ning, followed
at 11 by mox'ning worship.
The Nazai’ene Young People’s
Society will meet at 7 p.m., and
there will be an evangelistic service
at 7:45 p.m. *
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints
The woi’ship service will be at
10 o’clock Sunday mox’ning in the
chapel of the YMCA.
St. Mary’s Catholic Chapel
Mass will be celebrated at 9
a.m. Sunday morning.
Faith Evangelical and
Reformed Church
R. F. Buck, Minister
Sunday school is scheduled to be
gin at 9:15 a.m., and the monxing
service will follow it at 10:30.
The evening sexvice will begin
at 7:30 p.m.
A&M Christian Church
Clarence Ketch, Minister
A coffee hour at 8:30 will begin
Sunday’s activities.
Sunday school will be at 8:45
a.m., and the morning service at
10 a.m.
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Thomas H. Swygei’t, Pastor
At 10:45 o’clock Sunday morning
will be the morning worship service
with Holy Baptism.
The Pastor’s sermon theme will
be “Our Blessed Relation to Christ
in His Kingdom on Earth.”
The Church Council will meet
Tuesday, and choir rehearsal will
be Thursday. Both will begin at
7:30 p.m.
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Cecil A. Parker, on study leave
fi'om the Texas Agi'icultui’al Ex
tension Service since September 1,
1954, has returned to the Service
as agent in farm and home devel
opment. Director G. G. Gibson
said Parker’s headquai’ters will be
I at College Station.
Since last September Pai’ker has
been doing graduate work at Nox th
Carolina State College under an
Oscar Johnston Cotton Founda
tion scholarship. He has com-
[ pleted all academic work for the
master’s degree in farm manage
ment. He also did work in pro
gram development and agricul
tural economics. ,
He sexved in the U. S. Navy
fi’om 1944 to 1946 and spent seven
months in the Philippine Islands. •
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