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lb. box 33c
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Lean Baby Beef
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Ground Meat . . 3 lbs. 83c
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SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY — JUNE 20th - 21st - 22nd
l'n*s Jfattation CtOllegv /Station {tSrasoa L,ounty/, Avxua
Thursday, June 20, 1957 PAGE 3
COLLEGE STATION’S NEWEST MINISTER is shown here with his family. From
left to right are Mrs. Ann Argue, James Jr., Marsha Lynn and Rev. James Argue Sr. He
is the new minister of the A&M Methodist Church.
Methodist Church Honors
New Pastor With Reception
Hawkins, Mrs. Ben Milam, Mrs.
R. H. Mitchell and Mrs. M. C.
Schroeder. Mrs. Tom Taylor was
in charge of table decorations.
The Argues are now at home
to the community in the parsonage
of the A&M Methodist Church in
College Station.
The Rev. James B. Argue and his family were honored
with a reception given by the entire congregation of the
A&M Methodist Church Sunday afternoon in the Wesley
Foundation Building.
Occasion for the affair was the Rev. Argue’s first
Sunday of service as pastor of the'
church, after coming from the
Foster Place Methodist Church in
Houston.
The Rev. and Mrs. Argue, their
son, Jim, and daughter, Marsha
Lynn, received the congregation
with the assistance of Mr. and
Mrs. Murray A. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Marc Davenport, and Mr. and
Mrs. J. Gordon Gay.
In charge of arrangements for
the reception was the fellowship
committee of the Woman’s Society
of Christian Service, under the
leadership of the vice president,
Mrs. Jarvis Miller. This gi'oup was
assisted by the fellowship commit
tee of the official board, headed by
R. L. Elkins.
Presiding at the tea table were
the four circle chairmen of the
Woman’s Society: Mi’s.' Leslie V.
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