Hawkins Writes
JLu.slie V. Hawkins, of the Indus
trial Education Department, is the
author of an article appearing in
the November issue of the School
Shop magazine. The article de
scribes a simple method for re
moving the coating from used or
damaged film and creating a
clear sheet of plastic. It also de
scribes further uses for clear
plastic sheets.
SHOPPING
DAYS LEFT
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I9» CHRISTMAS^
L. _ Buy Christmas Seals *
All Ags Invited
Bryan A. Parham, Student Sen
ate president, has received a let
ter from TSCW inviting all A&M
students to a special Christmas
Dance Saturday night. The dance
will start at 9 p.m. and close at 1
a.m.
See Joe Faulk ’32 for —
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Appliances
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Thursday, December 8, 1955
By Mrs. S. S. Morgan
Our guest editor this week is the wife of Dr. Morgan, head of
the English department. They reside at 500 Jersey St., College
Station.
WOOD CHUCK
^ lb * buttcr 1 pkg. old English Cheese
4 T. flour ^ can mushrooms
2 cups milk Pimento and green pepper
1 can tomato soup 4 hard-boiled eggs
In double boiler, melt butter, add other ingredients except eg»-s
and cook until thick. Add chopped boiled eggs and serve on toast.
NEW ENGLAND BREAD STICKS
1/2 CU P confectioner’s sugar y 2 T. cinnamon.
1/2 CU P brown sugar 1 stick butter
Melt butter, roll bread (which has been cut in wide strips) in
butter, then in sugar mixture. Bake 8 minutes at 400 degrees.
STUFFED FRENCH ROLLS
2 hard-boiled eggs i^cup Wesson Oil
1 can tomato sauce 2 green peppers (if desired)
1 bottle stuffed olives l doz. French rolls
1 lb. American cheese
Grind or chop together all ingredients. Mix well. Remove center
of hard rolls, fill with mixture and heat in oven 10 or 15 minutes
Cover with waxed paper while heating. Makes one dozen. These can
be made ahead of time and heated when ready to serve.
BATTALION HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS
Everyone is fruit-cake conscious as Christmas rolls around each
year. But this year why not Bake-a-gift! Select a pretty casser
ole, bake your fruit cake, and present it wrapped in transparent
paper and tied with a bright bow.
One reminder—make your fruit cakes now. They’re always
better after time has allowed the flavor of the fruit to blend
CASSEROLE FRUIT CAKE
1 cup dried apricots 1/3 cup diced candied or&nge
1 cup light or dax-k x-aisins p ee i
1/3 cup slivered candied 1/3 slivered blanched almonds
ohcxxies 1 grated lemon xind
1 cup diced citron
Cover apricots with cold water, bring to boil. Boil 1 minute and
drain. Slice apricots coarsely. Add rest of fruit, almonds, and rind.
The Batter
2 cups sifted enriched flour 1 t. salt
Ta t. baking soda % C up Cxisco
4 eggs, separated 1 C up sugar
Start heating oven to 275 degrees. Grease 2-quart casserole.
Combine flour, salt and soda. Beat egg whites until stiff. Beat
Crisco, sugar, and egg yolks until light and fluffy. Stir in fruit mix-
tux-e, blending well. Add flour mixture alternately with beaten egg
whites. Turn into cassei'ole. Bake 2 hours or longer, depending on
thickness of loaf. Cool in casserole.
CHRISTMAS CANAPES
2-inch I’ound white bread slices Pinch of salt
I pkg. cream cheese; 3 oz. Maraschino cherries
1 T. cream Parsley
Work the cream cheese, cream and salt, until smooth. Spread on
bread rounds. Cut into tiny rounds about % inch the cherries (or pi-
imento or tiny red decorettes). Chop parsley until fine. Make a nar
row ring of the parsley around each piece of bread. Do it at intervals
to look like holly wreath with the red rounds. Since it is hard to
cut c erries or pimiento, use the point of ah empty mechanical pencil.
ecorettes may be used but only shortly before serving to keep the
color fxom gunning.
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Any of these gifts
will please her!
SWEATERS
• BLOUSES
• JEWELRY
• STOLES
GLOVES
• PURSES
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CLOTHIERS
N. BRYAN
RV Invitation
(Continued from Page 1)
Hutchison, John D. Janak, Warren
B. Johnson.
By i on W. King, Ranrolph S.
King, Jacob O. Koehl, Ellison K.
Kolinek, Fritz E. Landers, Jei :ome
J. Lednicky, Larry E. Lee, Charles
R. Lewis, Thomas R. Livingston,
A-lbert M. Loudon, Jack H. Luns-
fox-d, Jasper N. Lynn, Robert W.
McCleskey, Edwax-d B. McGowan,
Jess R. McLarry, Charles D. Mc-
Mullan.
Joe A. Marek, Marvin E. Melson,
Kirby T. Meyer, John C. Montgom-
ery, Gene C. Nash, Kenneth B. No
len, McFarland C. Osborn, Jimmy
M. Peacock, Larry D. Piper, Leland
H. Pi-att, Charles W. Rasco, Wil
liam R. Ratcliff, John W. Rinard,
Edmond M. Saad, L. E. Sheppard,
Gax-y N. Smith.
Tommy W. Smith, Bernard A.
Spath, John H. Specht, Karl J
Springer, Luther J. Starr, John C.
Sullivan, James Syler, James E.
ferx-ell, Jack W. Thomas, Richard
B. Thornton, Herman J. Veselka,
Billy W. Wagnon, Charles S. Ware,
Donald A. Weber, and Fred I.
Whitt.
THE BATTALION
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<X. C. « A,.
Have that portrait made be
fore Dec. 10th for Christmas
A&M Photo Shop
No. Gate 4-8844
Veterinary Dean
Elec led Chairman
Dr. W. W. Armistead, dean of
the School of Veterinary Medicine
at A&M, has been elected pro
gram chairman for the Division
of Veterinary Medicine, Associa
tion of Land Grant Colleges and
Universities. He was elected dur
ing a recent meeting- in East
Lansing, Mich.
Dean Armistead was a member
of the committee when it prepared
“Report of the Committee on Mor
bidity and Mortality”, a 180-page
report in the form of a handbook
of reportable communicable dis
eases of domestic animals.
The report has just been dis
tributed by the U. S. Livestock
Sanitary Association, and is ex
pected to be useful to public health
administrators, veterinary medi
cal students and students of pub
lic health.
Page
Freshman Wins
4-H Scholarship
Arthur R. Dommert, freshman
pre-vet student from Crowley, La.,
was awarded one of twelve na
tional scholarships in the nation
wide 4-H tractor program at the
34th annual National 4-H Club
Congress held last week in Chi
cago.
Dommert, a member of D field
artillery, won the .$300 scholar
ship that accompanies the award
with his recoi;d in Tractoi- opera
tion, safety, and maintenance ovei-
the past five years.
He is the first Louisiana 4-H
club member in history to receive
a national championship award.
9^..^ ^ WIVES—Newly elected officers of the A&M
Oiticer s Wives Club review their job descriptions. In the
usua! order seated, are Mrs. Taylor Wilkins, treasurer;
Mrs. Dale F. McGee, secretary; Mrs. David E. Phillips,
vice-president; and Mrs. Chatles W. Jeffries, president.
Standing, center, is Mrs. Edward F. Sauer, program chair
man. Left is Mrs. Robert A. Knapp and Mrs. Condee C.
Nason, right. All officers are wives of military faculty of
A&M except Mrs. Sauer. ^
Church Briefs
Hillel Foundation
The regular Wednesday cultural
meeting will be held tonight in
stead, at 6 in the YMCA for the
Hanukah Paty, sponsox-ed by the
Dallas and Ft. Worth Mothers.
The freshman cultural program
will follow dinner.
St. Mary’s Catholic Chapel
Boday, the feast of the Immac
ulate Conception, is a holy day
of obligation and all Catholics
must attend mass, said Tom Tou-
douze, president of the Newman
Club.
Mass will be offered at 5:15
this afternoon and confessions
will he heard before services.
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PINEAPPLE ....
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PINEAPPLE 3() C
Libby’s—46 Oz. Can—PINEAPPLE
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Libby’s—Whole—303 Cans
RED BEETS 2 cans 35c
33c
25c
29c
Libby’s—14 Oz. Bottle—Tomato
CATSUP . . . .
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crisco . . . .
Kim Mi's—Whole—liOii Cans
GREEN BEANS .
Kimbell’s—303 Cans—Sm a 11
GREEN LIMAS . .
Lucky Leaf—303 Cans
APPLE SAUCE . ,
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. 2 cans 41c
. 2 cans 37c
2 cans 35c
PRODUCE
Tea Garden—24 Oz. Bottle—Pure Concord
GRAPE JUICE 3X C
Duncan’s Admiration
COFFEE .
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Home Grown — Baking Size
SWEET POTATOES .
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FLORIDA ORANGES .
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YELLOW ONIONS . .
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. . doz. 35c
. head 10c
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49c
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