The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, October 18, 1956, Image 6
i PAGE 6 Thursday, October 18, 1956 The Battalion .... College Station (Brazos County}* Texaw Dr. Harrington Relates Travels To Study Club CAMPUS STUDY CLUB members really felt they had taken a trip around the globe after listening- to an illustra ted talk by Dr. M. T. Har rington, Chancellor of A&M Sys tem at Tuesday’s first regular meeting. Dr. Harrington told the purpose of his trips, the places visited, and the length of time spent in each place. He also told of homes he visited in Honolulu, Tokyo, and Hongkong, and gave news of people from A&M who are in Pakistan. Numerous colored slides of places of interest ranging from pineapple harvesting in Hawaii to ancient ruins of Rome and castles in Scot land. Two officers were elected during the business meeting. Mrs. R. B. Alexander, corresponding secre tary, and Mrs. Silvio Navarro, treasurer, will assume the new duties. New members admitted into the club are Mesdame Joe Bruce, R. L. Anderson, Mont Whitson, Lewis C. Westbrook, A. M. Sorenson, Bob Alexander, C. Prewit, Clarence Moore, and Jarrell D. Gray. Social Whirl ARCHITECTURAL WIVES SO CIETY has called off the social for Friday night and meet instead on Oct. 24 for a social meeting in the South Solarium in the YMCA at 7:30 p. m. * * * A bingo party for Tuesday at 8 p. m. is slated by the DAMES CLUB. Each member is asked to bring a “white elephant” gift for prizes. Hostesses for the evening will be Elaine Wardlaw and Pat Van Hula. ❖ Jjc AGGIE BAND WIVES CLUB held a copperware party Wednes day night at which Louise Hair demonstrated the utensils. Carol Speer was hostess for the meeting held in the YMCA South Solarium. Attending were band wives and friends. The next scheduled meet ing will be the first Tuesday in November. * * * AGGIE WIVES BRIDGE CLUB will meet tonight at 7:30 for the weekly card playing in the MSC. • INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING WIVES Club elected temporary of ficers to preside until the Oct. 30 election. Janet Lancaster is serv ing as temporary pr’esident and Patricia Locke is temporai’y secre tary. Eighteen members were pre sent at this week’s meeting. The group meets Oct. 30 at 7:30 in Room 2C of the MSC. 'Y- ^ Picnic for BUSINESS ADMINI STRATION WIVES Club will be held Tuesday at 6 p. m. at Hensel Park. Couples are asked to bring tbeir own lunches. The club will furnish cokes, coffee and cookies. Faculty members of the Business Administration Department and their families as well as business majors and their families are in vited. What’s Cooking (Continued from Page 2) Marshall Hometown Club will meet in room 201 of the YMCA. San Angelo-West Texas Home town Club wil meet in room 203 of the Agriculture Building. Abilene Hometown Club will meet in room 208 of the Academic Building to elect officers. Wichita Falls Hometown Club will meet in room 106 of the Aca demic Building. Lower Rio Grande Valley Club will meet in room 225 of the Aca demic Building for an organiza tional meeting. All Aggies from South Texas are invited to attend. 8:00 p.m. Wheeler-Collingsworth Club will meet in room 102 of the YMCA for an organizational meeting. WANTED USED BOOKS Refinance At LOU’S Specials Thurs., Fri., & Sat.—Oct. 18-19-20 WINNERS OF LAST WEEK’S DRAWING Wizard Range Television Mrs. W. J. Simmons 11026 LaCrosse Mrs. Jas. Hofelfinger 7017 Avenue N E. C. Davis 7923 Narcissus Mrs. N. F. Havard Brookeland, Texas Washing Machine Vacuum Cleaner Mrs. Paul Piath 1420 Westheimer H. D. Wilson Bryan, Texas J. M. Hiller 12602 Coulson Drive Mrs. Harry Meyers Box 95 Hempstead, Texas THANKS ... is a small word but to us it has a very big meaning when we try to express our sincere appre ciation for your wonderful response to our 17th ANNIVERSARY SALE. Your ac ceptance was far above our widest expectations and we are very gratful. 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