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PAGE 6 Thursday, May 2, 1957
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The following clubs and organi
zations meet tonight:
6:45 p. pi.
A. I. Ch. E. will hold a bar-be-
que in Bryan City Park. Tickets are
50 cents per person. All Chemical
engineering students are urged to
attend.
7:15 p. m.
Guadalupe Valley Hometown
Club will meet in room 308 in the
Academic Building.
Red River, Valley Hometown Chib
will meet in room 105 in the
Academic Building for an election
of next year’s officers.
El Paso Hometown Club will
meet in the Memorial Student Cen
ter to plan a social function.
7:30 p. m.
Bell County Hometown Club will
meet in room 125 of the Academic
Building fob an election of the
’57-’58 officers.
Coryell - Hamilton Hometown
Club will meet in room 125 of the
Academic Building for an election
of new officers.
Port Arthur Hometown Club will
meet in room 105 in the Biological
Sciences Building to discuss func
tion plans and to reschedule the
club picture.
Wichita Falls Hometown Club
will meet in the Serpentine Lounge
of the Memorial Student Center
to have the Aggieland picture
made.
Panhandle Hometown Club will
meet in room 305 in the Academic
Building.
Dallas Hometown Club will meet
in room 107 in the Biology Build
ing.
Deep East Texas Hometown Club
will meet in room 207 in the
Academic Building.
Bell County Hometown Club will
meet in room 125 in the Academic
Building for an election of officer's
and for the final party plans.
Mrs. Sorenson
Buried Today
Funeral services were held yes-
tcr(lay 4 at 4 pan. at the Callaway-
Jones Chapel for Mrs. J. W. Sor
enson, 66, who passed away Tues
day at 6 p.m. at her home, 300
Francis St., in College Station.
Graveside ceremonies were held
at the Rockdale cemetery at 2 p.m.
this afternoon.
Mi’s. Sorenson is survived by
her husband, J. W. Sorenson, own
er of the Sorenson Hardware Co.,
one daughter, Mrs. L. A. Patton
Jr. and one son, J. W. Sorenson Jr.;
three brothers, L. G. Moore of Cor
pus Christi, N. M. Moore of Gol
iad and Carroll Moore of Rock-
port and one sister, Mrs. E. F.
Wehipeyer of McAllen.
CATERING FOR
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LUNCHEONS
BANQUETS
WEDDING PARTIES
JLet Us Do the Work — Von Be A.
Ouest At Your Own Party
Maggie Parker Dining Hall
W. 26th & Bryan XA 2-5069
Outstanding
Etito Jiimor
Wins $100
David A. Claghorn, junior
entomology student, was
awarded a $100 scholarship as
the outstanding junior major
ing in entomology Tuesday
night by Dean of Agriculture J. C.
Miller.
Selection for the award was
made on the junior’s scholarship,
attitude, ability, personality, extra
curricular activities, financial needs
and a 500-word theme on “Why I
Selected Entomology for a Ca
reer?”, according to J. C. Gaines,
head of the Entomology Depart
ment.
The scholarship was made avail
able by the Texas Pest Control
Operators.
On presenting the award Dean
Miller said, “We are living in an
age where we must work with peo
ple,” and there grades and person
ality come into play especially
when a job interviewer is on the
campus. “This was not true sev
eral years ago, but it is now.” He
credited this to the fast, modern
world in which we are now living.
“It is a world where ability to
get along with people” is a neces
sity, he added.
Agricul lure Expert
To Visit Campus
Dr. P. V. Cardon, one of the
wmdd’s leading agriculturists, will
visit on the A&M campus from
Monday through Wednesday next
week to confer with college ad
ministrators and talk to various
groups, including Alpha Zeta, agri
culture honor fraternity.
Cardon, a graduate of Utah
State and the University of Cali
fornia, will also hold two special
sessions with faculty members and
graduate students in the School
of Agriculture.
Presently serving as consultant
to the Commission on Graduate
Education in the Agricultural
Sciences of the Southern Regional
Education Board, Cardon has ser
ved as teacher, economist, research
administrator and farm - paper
editor in the agricultural field.
Before taking his present position,
he w r as director general of FAO,
with headquarters in Rome, Italy.
Holleman Elected
PSC President
Kendrick A. Holleman, dairy
science major from Bryan, was
elected president of the Poultry
Science Club for next year at the
las^ club meeting.
Vice president for next year is
Floyd McKinnerney, sophomore
poultry husbandry major from
Richland Springs. David Behlen
of Gonzales was elected show man
ager and Clint J. Herring of
Hamilton was named secretary.
Treasurer for the coming year
is Robet'to J. Saldivar of El Paso.
Reporter for the club will be Wil
liam D. Benson of Aransas Pass.
. . . Come
in and
see
this
exquisite
new
blouse
style
SUMMER
BLOUSES
$3.95
$4.95
COLLEGIATE
SHOPPE
Bryan
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FRYERS
SWIFT’S
ROYAL ROCK (Whole) Lb.
ROLL SAUSAGE S Pork 39c
SLAB BACON S, ss ,, 49c
LOIN STEAK ^ 65c
STEW MEATS-L 25c
CHEESE 2 Z 69c
BACON ru.„ k u„ 59c
SMOKIES ^ s ne . 49c
Hunt’s Halves or Sliced
PEACHES 4
No.
Ca
214
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$1.00
Hunt’s Halves Bartlett
PEARS 4
No.
cans
200
for
$1.00
Hunt’s Whole New
Potatoes 7
No.
cans
200
for
$1.00
Hunt’s Delightful—FRUIT
Cocktail 5
No.
cans
.300
for
$1.00
14 e*
for i'
Morton’s—2.’)C Bag
POTATO CHIPS 21c
"J No. 300
Hunt's Solid Pack
TOMATOES
Hunt's Fancy
cans for 1.00
Tomato Paste 11 c/nfLlj
TOMATO
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IIICYCLE-Mrs. Jennie Little,
104 S. Brazos
WATCH—O. C. Melton,
Wheelock
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