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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, December 13, 1953
Job Calls
Interviews for Wednesday are as
follows:
Louisiana Department of High
ways—Baton Rouge, La., will in
terview civil engineering gradu
ates, at all levels.
Social Whirl
Speaker To Make
Christmas Bows
inspection!
A&M Photo
Shop
No. Gate 4-8844
THE DAMES CLUB will meet
tonight at 8 in the south solarium
of the YMCA for their “Christmas
decorations” meeting.
Ed Ambrister, a representative
of Minnesota Mining and Manu
facturing Co., will demonstrate the
Conway & Co.
103 N. Main Bryan
TIRE HEADQUARTERS
B. F. Goodrich & Kelly Springfield
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• Factory Method Re-Treading
Vulcanizing and Repairs
• We Loan You a Tire While We
Re-Tread Your Old Tire.
• Complete Stock on Used Tires
All Sizes (White or Black Wall)
BRAZOS TIRE SERVICE
2707 Texas Ave. Ph. 2-1425
THE IDEAL AGGIE GIFT
SONGS OF TEXAS A&M
World’s Largest Selling College
Record Album
Hear that Aggie Band —
Play the Aggie War Hymn and
The Spirit of Aggieland
Hear the ...
12th Man and the Spirit of Aggieland
by the Singing Cadets and the Aggieland Orchestra
45 RPM (Long Playing) 78 RPM
$3.00 or $3.00
SEE THE JUNIOR CLASS DORM
REPRESENTATIVE
various types.of Christmas pack
age bows.
Ambrister’s company will fur
nish the ribbon but .members are
asked to bring scissors and scotch
tape.
All student wives are invited to
attend this demonstration.
* * *
BETTY KEITH was recently
elected pi’esident of the newly
formed Animal Husbandry Wives
Club. Assisting her ai’e Betty
Bierei, vice-president;' Elizabeth
Cypert, secretary; Mary Tucker,
treasurer; Jean Foshee, reporter;
Mary Ragland, parliamentarian
and Barbara Killion, council repre
sentative.
The club will hold its meetings
on the second and fourth Thui’sday
at 7:30 in the library of the Animal
Husbandry Building.
* * *
CIVIL ENGINEERING Wives
Club held then’ covered-dish Christ
mas party last week with approxi
mately 56 persons attending, in
cluding civil engineering professors
and their wives.
The menu consisted of fried
chicken, potato salad, creamed peas,
vegetable and fruit salads, hot rolls,
coffee and cake.
* * *
AYMAA, American Veteinnary
Medical Association Student Wives
Auxiliary, held their Christmas
pai’ty Thursday in the social room
of the Student Center.
Spice tea and a decorated cake
were at either end of the table with
an angel as centerpiece. A Christ
mas decoration was mounted on the
piano.
The Rev. Mr. Robert L. Dai’wall,
local Episcopal minister, spoke to
the group on bringing Christmas
into the home.
* * *
RANGE AND FORESTRY
Wives Club held their Christmas
party Saturday evening in the Hen-
sel Park lodge for their husbands
and Dr. and Mrs. Vernon A. Young,
head of department and sponsor of
the club, respectively.
The menu consisted of meat loaf,
jello salad, potato salad, sweet po
tatoes, homemade rolls, relish tray,
cokes, potato chips, coffee, cake
and pie.
* * *
GEOLOGY Wives club held an
informal Christmas party Saturday
at St. Thomas Episcopal Chapel.
Featured on the menu were
punch, cheese dip, fritos and po
tato chips. Couples exchanged in
expensive gifts.
* * *
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Wives Club held their Christmas
party last night in the south sola
rium of the YMCA.
A Christmas story was presented
and members listened to Christmas
music.
City National Bank
Member FDIC
SAX TRIO—Winners of the Aggie Talent Show from top
to bottom are Roger Alexander, A1 Cordes and C. J. San-
filippo. They will represent A&M in the Intercollegiate
Talent Show to be held here in April. The boys won by
playing their own arrangements of “My Lean Baby” and
“Little Brown Jug” as a saxophone trio. They were in
competition with 11 other acts.
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Students . . . Use Our Convenient Pick Up Stations
At Taylor’s Variety Store — North Gate
Trio Wins Talent Show
C. J. Sanfilippo, Alfred H. Cor
des and Roger F. Alexander are
the members of the Sax Trio that
was declared winner of the fourth
annual Aggie Talent Show Friday
night in Guion Hall.
The trio will represent A&M at
the Intercollegiate Talent Show to
be held here next April. They
picked “Little Brown Jug” and
“My Lean Baby” as their numbers
in Friday night’s show.
Runners-up in the show that
played before some 2,000 people
were Edward Burkhead and Martin
Adams. Both are singers and are
from Lamesa and Longview, re
spectively.
Mrs. George Potter, along with
Give the small-fry a thrill by
cutting their sandwiches like jig
saw puzzles, then let them rear
range the pieces before they eat
them.
KEYS MADE
While You Wait!
q For
V - Dorms
i Autos
Etc.
C. K. Esten, Bud Whitney and R.
P. Ward served as judges for the
show, which was sponsored by the
MSC Music Group.
See Joe Faulk ’32 for —
Auto Parts
Seat Covers
Crosley-Bendix
Appliances
JOE FAULK S
AUTO & APPLIANCE
STORE
214 N. Bryan 2-1669
May the Christmas season bring you much happiness
Uollick’s Boot Shop
At A&M Since 1891
No. Gate