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Tuesday, May 21, 1957
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Mrs. Mary Ellen Vincent was
elected director of the Bryan-Col-
lege Station Pan American Round
Table at the annual business meet
ing held Thursday night at the
YMCA.
Also chosen to serve during
the coming year were Mrs.
Charles Moore, associate director;
Miss Sue Albright, secretary;
Mrs. Jose Pinero, treasurer; Miss
S*5adie Hatfield, parliamentarian;
Mrs. S. A. Lynch, reporter; Mrs.
G. G. Goodman, historian; and
Mrs. A. W. Reynolds, custodian.
Preceding the business meet
ing, Stephanie Swafford, Ellen
Howell and Martha Ames Prom
the Pan American Club of Stephan
F. Austin high school, entertained
the group With music and dancing.
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Most studies of students at college disclose
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Wives are invited to the waffle
supper which the Student Organi
zation of the American Meteoro
logical Society has planned for 7
p.m. today in Goodwin Hall, third
floor. The club will hold a busi
ness meeting at 7:45.
While They Last! . . .
CORDOVAN SHOES
Originally $10.95
NOW only $6.95
(Bottle of Black Dye Included)
LOUPOT’S TRADING POST
Club President
Is Honored At
Morning Party
Mrs. Edward Madeley, oiit-going
president of the A&M Garden
Club, and her staff were honored
at a morning party, given by new
officers of the club Friday at the
home of Mrs. Fred Farrar.
Receiving at the door with the
hostess were Mrs. Tom Taylor, the
new president, and Mrs. Madeley.
Mrs. D. W. Williams and Mrs. C.
B. Campbell presided at the tea
table where punch was served from
a milk-glass bowl.
Mesdames Stanley Davis, W. C.
Freeman, R. E. Patterson, J. C.
McGuire and John Ashton assis
ted in serving refreshments and in
conducting guests on a tour of the
house where special floral arrange
ments were featured.
In the entrance, startling against
the brick wall, guests admired Mrs.
Marion Pugh’s arrangement of yel
low day lilies in a dark wooden
container flanked by a tall cast
iron sculpture representing St.
Francis d’Assisi.
The living room featui’ed ar
rangements of yellow marigolds
and ivy in brass bowl by Mrs. W.
C. Freeman and white stocks and
glads with purple iris in white
shell bowl by Mrs. Tom Taylor.
A tall arrangement of yellow
day lilies in milk-glass cake dish,
by Mrs. Stanley Davis, centered
the round dining table covered
with cloth of pale yellow. Mrs. J.
G. McGuire used milk-glass bowl
for pink verbenas in a guest room.
In the patio, a collection of
specimen day lilies from Mrs.
Campbell’s garden were arranged
on a table covered with blue
cloth where Mrs. Ed Baker regis
tered the guests. Photographs of
the club’s delegates to the Texas
Garden Chibs convention were also
displayed here.
C.E. Wives Honor
Sponsor At Party
Dr. S. R. Wright, head of the
Civil Engineering Department,
awarded the diplomas when the
Civil Engineering Wives Club held
its annual graduation banquet re
cently at Zarape’s.
Receiving Ph.T. degrees were
Joan Barron, Anne Blacklock, Ei
leen Duitscher, Barbara Hall, Nan
cy Kindle, Sammy Meggison, Lil
lian Perrenot, Shirley Purcell,
Nell Shockley and Trixie Schnel-
lenbach.
The club presented a gift to
President Betty Huffman and a
silver bread tray to Mrs. Fred
Benson, retiring sponsor. Dr.
and Mrs. Wright, Mr. and Mrs.
Benson and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Gingles were special guests of the
group.
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Open 6 days of the week — 8 A.M. to 6 P.M.
All senior wives will receive
DVMs at a joint meeting of the
AVMA and Auxiliary at 8 p.m. to
day in the Veterinary Administra
tion Building.
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T. W. Leland will award Ph.T.
degrees to wives of graduating
seniors when the Business Admin
istration Wives Club meets at 8
p.m. Wednesday at the YMCA,
second floor. Phillip Goode will be
the speaker.
Dames Officers
Announced Today
Peggy Finch, as president,
heads the roster of new officers
of Dames Club elected recently.
Other officers chosen are:
Oldriska Reigel, vice-president;
Donna Baugh, corresponding sec
retary; Jo Howard, recording sec
retary; Elaine Wardlaw, treasur
er; Judy Chapman, social chair
man; Mary Ann Fanguy, council
representative; and Laura Ram
irez, reporter.
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TEN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING WIVES pictured here will soon be leaving A&M
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rey Kavanaugh, Ruth Baker, Ann Parish, Barbara Fuqua, Bettye Peacock, Evelyn
Brady, Jo Ann Wagner and Verba Tinsley. Among those missing were Jean Ettinger,
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