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11 Page 3 THE BATTALION Wednesday, November 30, 1955 ' -1 mU rrr , ul Directors Approve (Continued from Page 2) Tieatrice M. Smith, stenogi'apher; ^Athletic Council, Mrs. Alice L. Mund, secretary-bookkeeper; Com mandant’s Office, Major Hugh R. Williams, tactical officer; Easter- wood Airport, Mrs. Beverly Col lins, stenographer; Hospital, Mrs. Frances Badgett, head surgeon nurse; Library, Mrs. Annaliese Breitenkamp, eataloger, Miss Dor othy J. Cline, reference assistant, Mrs. Patricia Fly, typist-clerk, Mrs. D’Love H. Pletzer, secretary. Office of Manager of Student Apartments, James M. Henry, plumber, Mrs. Betty J. Moore, sec- retary; Memorial Student Center, Mrs. Bobby Huss, assistant book keeper and voucher clerk, John D. Murdoch, baker, Mrs. Betty Ann Traganza, program consultant, Mrs. Elvie L. White, catering su pervisor; Registrar’s Office, Mrs. DeLois J. Beasley, stenographer. Mathematics, Louis G. Reis, Jr., Edward L. Roberts, both teaching fellows, Arthur J. L. Robertson, in structor, Edmund Nelson Roots, Jr., teaching fellow, Mack L. Wil liams, instructor; Oceanography, Joe S. Creagor, Ivar Dugstad, Her man G. Gode, William H. Hildreth, Jr., Kinjira Kajuira, Peter B. Kel ly, Frederick C. Marland, A. Con rad Newman, George Moskovits, Edward H. Shenton, James B. Smith, Pramatna Srivastava, Ma rius Todsen, Eugene D. TYaganza, all graduate research assistants and graduate assistants; Physical Education, Arthur William Kaech- elle, custodian; Basic Division, John R. Bowen, personal and voca tional counselor and associate pro fessor. Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Agricultural Economics and So ciology, Alton W. Tieken, research assistant; Agronomy, Ann M. Con- dray, clerk, Henry C. Springfield, Jr., technician; State Chemist, Beverly L. Hoffman, Jeanne M. Stockton, Dorothy A. Julian, all technical assistants; Animal Hus bandry, John J. Guenther, Duane C. Kraemer, both research assist ants; Biochemistry & Nutrition, George G. Green, Carl E. Johnson, both research assistants, Joanne P. Wilcox, technician; Farm Service, Joe P. Maifinez, laborer. Feed Control, David R. McDon aid, Auditor; Plant Physiology & Pathology, Marciano Morales-Ber- mudez, research assistant; Poultry Husbandi'y, Jane B. Champion, technician, Clai’a E. Huggett, book keeper-clerk, Gerald L. Feldman, Archie H. McDaniel, Harry O. Wheeler, Haskell E. Willingham, all research assistants; Range & Forestry, Diana L. Newcomer, ste nographer-bookkeeper; Veterinary Medicine, Carole A. Speck, techni cian; Substation No. 14, Sonora, John L. Baker, foreman; Substation No. 19, Winter Haven, Victorio Cerda, tractor operator, Jesus Min- jarez, laborer; Substation No. 21, Gonzales, Brack Fryer, laborer; Substation No. 23, McGregor, Jerry W. Storrs, machine operator, Grant Shelton, Julian J. Nelson, both la borers; Dairy Husbandry, Charu- datta A. Mulay, research assistant, Margaret B. Gilmore, technical as sistant. Texas Agricultural Extension Service Robert Dean Adamson, Thomas G. Hollmig, William S. Lilly, Rob ert F. Lynch, Charles H. Mills, Thomas K. Shotwell, Dave G. Til ler, Jr., all assistant county agri cultural agents, Lucy May Burrus, Barbara Fain, Betty K. Heaton, Mrs. Neva C. Lovell, all county home demonstration agents, Mrs. Elizabeth Cypert, stenographer, Joyce K. Hazelton, assistant county home demonstration agent, Eldred A. Jordan, associate county agricul tural agent, Hulene Orr, clei’k, C. T. Parker, Jr., county agricultural agent, Emerson Sanders, negro county agricultural agent, Dr. Har lan E. Smith, plant pathologist. Texas Forest Service Fire Control Department, Lufkin, Emory L. Rogers, specialist engi neering aide; District No. 2, Hen- derson, Leon B. Patrick, crewlead- er; Distinct No. 4, Woodville, John H. Schultz, distinct mechanic, John B. Faggard, Jr., crewman; District No. 6, Conroe, Robert C. Harris, Kerry D. Dixon, G. B. Cotton, all junior crewman. Texas Transportation Institute Mary Katherine Thomas, secre tary, Marie Grace Barrett, Amelia Ruth Biard, Catherine Duncan Henderson, Margaret V. Harrison, Reba Jean Tubbs, all clerks-typists, Dolores Lou Ann Harrell, stenog rapher. Social Whirl The Aggie Wives Council will hold a called meeting in room 2B of the Memorial Student Center to night at 8. “It is most urgent that everyone attend this meeting,” said Gardner Osborn, president. Civil Engineering Wives Club will hold a business meeting to night at 8 in room 3C of the Me morial Student Center. Christmas party will be discussed. Aggie Wives Bridge Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Student Center. Hostesses for the regulars are Maudene Chambers and Libby Graham. Intermediate hostesses are Jackie Hungerford and Linda Warren and Yvonne Lawson and Elaine Gipson are hos tesses for the beginners. Prizes awarded at the last meet ing went to Pat Henderson for high score and Marilyn Dixon, low score, both in regulars. High score went to Peggy Weaver and Travel ing Game went to Ann Kinney, in the intermediate section. Church Briefs Mid-Week Services Planned College Heights Assembly of God The week-long revival that start ed Monday will continue tonight with services at 7:30 at the church. The Rev. H. D. Vincent, pastor of the Caldwell Church, and the Rev, R. L. Tumlinson, pastor of College Heights Assembly of God, are con ducting the services. The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor from Snook are singing with the group along with the Rev. and Mrs. Vincent. The revival will end with ser vices Saturday night. All services will begin at 7:30 thru Saturday. A&M Presbyterian Church Fellowship program will begin at 7 tonight at the church. Church of the Nazarene Special services will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday featuring V. H. Lewis of Houston who will speak in the interest of Home Mis sions. St. Thomas Episcopal Chapel Canterbury Association will meet tonight at 7:15. Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church Lutheran Student Association will meet at 7:30 tonight. Dr. H. H. Hadley will be in charge of the program which will have as its theme “A Christian’s Attitude To ward Desegregation.” Christian Science Society Services will be held tonight at 8 at the church. Bethel Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod) “John the Baptist’s Faith in Jesus Christ” will be the sermon- topic for the 7:45 services tonight at the church. St. Mary’s Catholic Chapel Services will begin at 5:15 to day at the church. Mass is said every weekday at 0:30 a.m. except Wednesdays. Hillel Foundation Cultural meeting will be held to night at 7:15 in the YMCA. Fri day services will also begin at 7:15 p.m. in the YMCA. Wesley Foundation Foundation meeting tonight will feature the Rev. Mr. Walter Jenk ins, minister of music of First Methodist Church in Houston, and his wife presenting a worship-in- song program at 7 p.m. Public is cordially invited. First Baptist Church Worker’s supper at 6 tonight is followed by the teacher’s meeting at 6:30. Prayer Meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. Men’s Prayer Service is held at 7 a.m. Thursday at the church. Coffee and doughnuts are served following services. Church of Christ Prayer meeting will begin at 7:15 tonight at the church. The Ladies Bible Class will meet at 10 a.m. Thursday at the church. A&M Christian Church . Disciples Student Fellowship will meet at 7:15 tonight in the YMCA. OPEN FOR ALL BANQUETS, DINNERS RECEPTIONS, WEDDINGS AND LUNCHEONS ALL by RESERVATION ONLY MAGGIE PARKER DINING HALL 2-5089 “The Oaks” — 3-4375 BRYAN BATTALION CLASSIFIED WANT AD RATES One day 2^ per word per word each additional day Minimum charge—400 DEADLINES 5 p.m. day before publication Classified Display 800 per column inch each insertion PHONE 4-5324 For Sale 1951 Oldsmobile “98” 4-door. Al most new motor with good Royal Master tires. Good condition. $650. 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