The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, October 04, 1956, Image 6
I PAGE 6 Thursday, October 4, 1956 The Battalion .... Collage Station (Brazos County), Texas Jim Manley Baptist Aggies Attend BSU State Meet Jim Manley, promotional di rector of the A&M Baptist Student Union Executive Council and Corps Scholastic Officer, will serve as a stu dent panel member in the Satur day morning. session of the state BSU Convention. Approximately 3,000 students from the state’s colleges and uni versities are expected to gather at Gaston Avenue Church in Dallas, October 5-7 for the annual conven tion sponsored by the student de partment of the Baptist General Convention of Texas, Director W. F. Howard said. Dr. Theodore Adams, president of the Baptist Alliance and pastor of the First Church in Richmond, Va., will be, one of the main speak ers. Others include Dr. Baker James Cauthen, executive secretary | of the Foreign Mission Board; | Dr. Chester Swor, lecturer and author; Dr. Colbert Rutenber, pro fessor of leligion at Eastern Sem inary in Philadelphia, Pa.; Wil liam Hall Preston, association of the SBC Student Department; Dr. Herbert Howard, pastor of Park Cities Church, Dallas; and Pren tice Chunn, pastor of First Church in San Marcos. Theme, Special Music Theme of the convention will be “Christ, the Lord—My Lord!” A&M students participating in the program are Manley and Dub Bailey. Bailey, president of the A&M BSU Executive Council, will be convener of the Saturday after noon session. The 100-voice state BSU choir, directed by John Preston of Baylor University, the Baylor Dental Col lege chorus, directed by Gale Dunn of Gaston Avenue Church, and so loist, David Taylor will present special music. Don Dixon and Ben Trotter are Aggies in the state choir. Presentation of summer mission work done by Texas students in other lands, Christian home empha sis, testimonies from mission vol unteers, and a “student-to-student” campus sharing session will be among other features of the pro gram. Registration for the convention sessions begins Friday at 10 a.m. Sessions start at 7 p.m. Friday and will end before the morning wor ship sei’vice on Sunday. Social Whirl An informal coke party is set for Thursday at 7:30 p. m. for members and newcomers of the Animal Husbandry Wives Club. It will be in the YMCA. Extension Service Club will have a tea to open their fall activities. The social is scheduled for the MSC Assembly Room today from 3 to 5 p. m. * Jjt All Aggie wives are invited to the Aggie Wives Circle, a Chidstian group, which meets Monday, 7:30 p. m. at the Wesley Foundation. The Rev. and Mrs. Monk will lead the inspiring program. Refreshments will be served. He * * Areo Wives Club will meet Thursday night at 7:30 in the Aero Lounge. 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