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PAGE 4 Thursday, July 19, 1956
Fatal Fallacies
by Ted Key
"Whew! That was close!’
BLUE RIBBON—Gene Sutphen, owner of the Aggieland
Studio, poses with his blue-winning portrait entitled
“Twins” at the 43rd Annual Convention of the Texas Pho
tographers Association in Houston. Sutphen’s ribbon was
one of 11 awarded in a print competition of more than
1,000 portraits entered in that class. The “twins” are the
four year old daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McFarland.
McFarland is with the Basic Division.
Doak
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uated from there two years later
with a bachelor’s degree. He re
turned to A&M to take his masters
degree and later went to the Uni
versity of Illinois for his Ph.D.
in 1932.
He is active in civic organizations
and is president of the Bryan-Col-
lege Station Rotary Club, of which
he has been a member for 16
years. He is a member of Phi
Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi and Phi
Sigma fraternities.
Morgan At Camp
Dr. David H. Morgan, president
of the college is visiting the Quar
termaster ROTCf summer camp at
Fort Lee, Va., this week.
Pastor Announces
Methodist Roster Completed
The roster of officials, board
members, commissions, and trus
tees at the A. & M. Methodist
Church in College Station is now
complete for the 1956-1957 oper
ating year according to the Rev.
Nolan R. Vance, pastor.
Immediate officials ai'e Mrs.
Paul Andrews, church secretary;
W. M. Turner, music director; Carl
Moehlman, organist; Gordon Gay,
superintendent of the Sunday
School.
Chairman of the Official Board
is O. D. Butler. Other official
board officers are Neal M. Ran
dolph, vice chairman; Louis J.
Horn, secretary; Raymond C. Jones,
treasurer and O. D. Butler, lay
leader.
Seven committees have been or
ganized under the official board.
One of these is Buildings and
Grounds, headed by Tinman R.
Jones. Members are Jarvis Miller,
Sam Cleland, Don Young, Leslie
Hawkins, Bill Cooley, I. M. Atkins,
and Ed Holdredge.
Ushering and Welcoming will be
under the chairmanship of Gordon
Gay. Members of that committee
are M^rc Davenport, Ran Boswell,
T. R. Richmond, I. W. Rupel, Ross
Strader, and Barney Welch.
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John Naylor’has charge of mu
sic. He is assisted by Mrs. K. R.
Bailey.
The Fellowship committee is
headed by R. L. Elkins. Members
are G. E. Madeley, R. B. Kamm,
John Pruitt, John Kincannon, and
Ray Oden.
Making up the Publicity commit
tee are Louis J. Horn, chairman;
Jarrell D. Gray; and Mrs. W. W.
Mills.
The Commission committee is
composed of J. J. Sperry, chairman;
Bennie Zinn and M. C. Schroeder.
In charge of Pastoral Relations
is a committee composed of O. D.
Butler, Fred R. Brison, and R. E.
Leighton.
There are four official commis
sions of the A. & M. Methodist
Church. Percy M. Goff is chair
man of the Membership and Evan
gelism committee. Members of the
committee are T. R. Richmond,
Mrs. W. C. Adams, Mrs. K. R.
Bailey, Kiver Dahlberg, David Mc-
Neely, Nolan R. Vance, Mrs. J. R.
Hillman, Ed Holdredge, Gordon
Gay, Howard S. Whitney, O. D.
Butler, and M. Y. F. Representa
tive.
John H. Southern heads the Fi
nance Commission. Serving with
him are W. W. Caudill, N. D. Durst,
W. R. Horsley, R. E. Leighton,
Barney Welch, O. D. Butler, Ray
mond 'C. Jones, Ed Holdredge, and
Nolan R. Vance.
Ed Holdredge is head of the Mis
sions Commission. Others on that
commission are Mrs. J. R. Hillman,
Mrs. Ed Madeley, Mrs. John Mc-
Neeley, Don Young, and O. D.
Butler.
Gordon Gay is chairman of the
Education Commission. The per
sonnel of that commission are as
follows: Mrs. W. W. Mills, Cecil
DeVilbiss, Mrs. Percy M. Goff, Tru
man R. Jones, Mrs. M. C. Schroe
der, Nolan R. Vance, W. A. Varvel,
R. H. Schleider, Mrs. R. P. Wood,
Jane Richmond, O. D. Butler, and
Asst. Supt. for Membership ‘Cul
tivation.
The five persons serving as trus
tees are Fred R. Brison, C. B. God-
bey, W. W. Caudill, R. E. Leighton,
and Otis Miller.
Well, Mr. Smarty, who knows
a good way to clean clothes with
gasoline. . . . Maybe next time
you’ll send them to —
CAMPUS
CLEANERS
Maryland Club Coffee
.... lb.
96c
Imperial Sugar ....
5 lb. bag
45c
Square Package
Lilly Mellorine ....
. . V2 gal.
49c
Grade AA /
Mayfield’s Large Eggs.
. . . doz.
49c
Grade A
Budget Buy Eggs . . .
. . doz.
29c
Pantry Maide Oleo . .
. . . 2 lbs.
33c
Bewley’s Best Flour .
. 5 lb. bag
39c
Snowdrift Shortening
. 3 lb. can
83c
303 Can
Libby Fruit Cocktail 21c
2 Yz Can
Prattlow Spiced Peaches .... 25c
46 Oz. Can
Hi-C Orangeade 25c
300 Can
Ranch Style Beans . 10c
303 Can
Le Grande Cut Green Beans . . .10c
303 Can
Rosedale Peas 2 cans 25c
8 Oz. Can
Sunny Acres Tomato Sauce ... 5c
Rosedale—303 Can
Cream Style Corn .... 2 cans 25c
Mission—12 Oz. Can
Zlrozcn Z^ootls
Grasso Breaded
SHRIMP
10 oz. pkg.
39c
Libby
MEAT PIES
8 oz. pkg.
19c
Libby
LEMONADE
or LIMEADE
6 oz. can
2 For 25c
F'rocluce
California
CELERY
Jumbo Stalk
15c
Thompson Seedless
GRAPES
Lb. 15c
Canned Soda Water . . . 4 bottles 25c
Flat Can
Star Kist Chunk Tuna 25c
Sanitary or Carnation
Homogenized Milk . . . .Vz gal. 48c
Carnation
Cottage Cheese .... lb. pkg. 25c
8 Oz. Can
Gladiola Biscuits 2 cans 19c
Golden
BANANAS
2 Lbs. 25c
Large
Watermelons
EACH
39c
Weed,
Heart-O-Texas Fryers
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Lean Veal Roast
tb 27 c
Lean Shoulder Steak
35c
Lean Stew Meat
Lb 19c
Lean Loin Steak
, Lb. 49c
Armour Star Bacon
Lb. 47c
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SUPER MARKET
Sunday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday—7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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