The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
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Mrs, Harrington To Entertain
A t Lawn Party For Newcomers
Mrs. M. T. Harrington will be hostess to the Newcomers Club at
3 o’clock Friday afternoon with a garden party at her home.
The affair will open the 20th season of the club, a branch of the
Women’s Social Club of A&M.
Traditionally, the party will offer an opportunity for wives of
new members of the A&M faculty "t -
and staff to become acquainted
with other members of the group.
Purposes of the club will be ex
plained and the program of the
coming year outlined.
Regular meetings of the club
are held on the first and tim’d
Wednesdays of each month.
Planned programs, held in the
New Of ficers
Of Study Club
Honored At Tea
Campus Study Club enter
tained members and guests
Tuesday afternoon at a tea
honoring incoming officers.
Oficers in the receiving line
at the affair, held in the Memorial
Student Center, were Miss Jennie
Oliver, president; Mrs. R. B. Boss
ier, Mrs. C. F. Pruitt, Mrs. B. F.
K. Mullins, Mrs. Bardin Nelson
and Mrs. J. C. Brusse.
Also present to receive were
Mrs. A. G. Nixon, president of the
Women’s Club; Mrs. G. O. Hoff
man, president of the Extension
Service Club; Mrs. R. B. Reid, rep
resenting Beta Sigma Phi, and
Mrs. R. J. Fickey, representing the
Reading Club.
Centering the tea table was an
autumn arrangement of chrysan
themums, straw flowers and fruit
in two crystal cornucopias, flanked
by yellow candles in silver candel-
abi’a. Mrs. R. L. Brown arranged
the decorations.
During the afternoon Mi's. Brown
and Mrs. C. W. Crawford, life
members of the club, presided at
the coffee service. Mrs. W. S.
Sixty Altend
Coffee Given
By Churches
Sixty women gathered Monday
morning at the A&M Presbyterian
Church for- the newcomer’s coffee
sponsored by the College Station
Council of Church Women. ,
At the business meeting held
following the coffee hour, the fol
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year: Mrs. Harold Soren
sen', president; Mrs. Robert Bossier,
first vice president; Mrs. W. O.
Parker, second vice president; Mrs.
Ira Scott, secretary, and Mrs. Bob
Andrews, treasurer.
The outgoing vice president, Mrs.
Norman Anderson, presided at the
meeting. Mrs. C. B. Campbell ex
tended a welcome to the group,
and Mrs. W. C. Adams offered the
devotional on “Faith.”
A. review of ‘ the early organi
zation of the council was given by
Mrs. Anderson. It was announced
that the council will send $25 to
the Austin State School for men
tally retarded children, to be added
to the chapel fund.
Farm Show Slated
By Houston C of C
Texas vegetables and fruits will
take the spotlight at the Farm
Products Exposition in Houston
Nov. 22-24, along with produce
from throughout the country and
from Central and South America.
The show, held in observance of
Farm-City Week, is sponsored by
the Agriculture Committee of the
Houston Chamber of Commerce,
and will be accommodated in the
3-year-old, $3 Ms million Produce
Terminal.
Demonstration of freezing of
fruits and vegetables and display
of all types of agricultural ma
chinery and equipment will be add
ed attractions to the ‘rabbit” show.
TRAINER LOSES SOME
EQUIPMENT
AMARILLO, Tex. (A*) — Marion
lark, trainer for the Sioux City
)os of the Western League, got
s pants pocket caught on the
>or handle of a passing car. The
nbarrassed Clark, clad only in
torts, hastily waved the woman
•iver on after assuring her he
as unhurt.
social room of the Memorial Stu
dent Center, will he interspersed
with afternoons of bridge, to be
held in the homes of volunteer hos
tesses.
Mrs. Edward Scott, president,
extends an invitation to all women
new in this area and eligible for
membership in the A&M Women’s
Social Club to come to Friday’s
meeting.
SOCIAL WHIRL
Oceanography and Meteorology
Wives elected officers at their first
business meeting of the fall se
mester Tuesday evening.
Elected were La Vonne Jacobs,
president; Frances Schmidt; vice
president; Cornelia Hanna, record
ing secretary; Gladys Steshko, cor
responding secretary; Kathy
Kuhnsman, treasurer ; Betty
Traganza, historian, and Mary Car
ter, representative to the Aggie
Wives Council.
A social — featuring a white
elephant exchange and bingo—is
planned by the Electrical Engineer
ing Wives for 8 p. rn. Monday in
the south solarium of the YMCA.
Refreshments will be served by
Mary Swail and Sheridan Taack.
Further information may be ob
tained and transportation arrange
ments made by calling Norma
Koch, VI 6-5492, after 5:30 p. m.
* * *
Freshman AVMA Wives Club
will hold its monthly business meet
ing at 8 p. m. Monday at the home
of Mrs. Mai'va Beasley, 3404 Col
lege Rd., Apartment GB, Co-hostess
will be Mrs. Mary Ann Arnim.
Hostesses for this evening’s
meeting of the Aggie Wives Bridge
Club will be Frances Reno and Jane
Champion, regular group; Fran
Mercier and Barbara Pueoiarello,
intermediates, and Barbara Bate
man and Betty Wimberley, begin
ners.
After tonight’s meeting, the be
ginners group will he closed to
new members.
Last week prizes were won by
Frances Reno and Beverly Millsat
in the regular group and by Dixie
Lee Davis, Betty Morris and Jerry
Long in the intermediate group.
A business meeting of the Agri
cultural Economics and Rural So
ciology Wives Club will be held at
7:30 p. m. Monday in the seminar
room on the fourth floor of the
Agriculture Building.
Co-sponsor of the group this
year with Mrs. Tyrus Timm will be
Mrs. R. EL Branson.
• * * *
Animal Husbandry Wives will
meet at 7:30 tonight in the south
solarium of the YMCA for a back-
to-school party. All past and pre
sent animal husbandry wives are
invited.
Marinate canned asparagus
stalks in a spicy dressing and serve
with hard-cooked eggs and greens
for a luneheon salad.
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