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PAGE 4 Wednesday, April 30, 3 95S
Social Whirl Howard to Speak
At RSI J Installation
The Industrial Engineering
Wives Club will meet Monday,
May 5, at a new time, 8 p. m., in
the Industrial Engineering Lounge,
to elect officers.
* * *
May Fellowship Day will be ob
served by the College Station
Council of Church Women Friday
at 1 p.m. at the A&M Christian
Church. All past presidents of the
organization will be honored g-uests
at the meeting, Mrs. Harold So
renson, president of the local coun
cil said. Women planning to at
tend the fellowship luncheon should
bring a salad and 25 cents to cover
costs of bread, beverage and des
sert. A nursery will be provided.
Dr. W. F. Howard, director of
the Department of Student Work
for Texas Baptist, will be featur
ed speaker at the Calvary Baptist
Church tonight at 8 for the annual
installation of the A&M Baptist
Student Union executive council.
Dr. Howard, a native Texan and
a graduate of Baylor University, is
a student of world Christian move
ments among students as well as
a leader in such fields. He has
conducted parties to Eui’ope in
1947 and 1955 and a group to
South America in 1952.
Local Churches
Weekly Services
Announce
Calendar
A&M METHODIST CHURCH
A&M Wesley Foundation is plan
ning a “womanless wedding” in
the foi’m of a play tonight at 7:80.
Proceeds will go to the World
Christian Outreach Fund. Admis
sion will be 50 cents.
ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Holy Communion will be held
Thursday morning at 6:80 and 10.
BETHEL LUTHERAN CHURCH
There will be a Lutheran Aggie
Walther meeting at 7 tonight fol
lowed by the 7:45 vespers service,
“The Necessity of Faith in Christ.”
The choir will rehearse at 8:80.
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FOR SALE
Man’s bicycle. Good
Reasonable. VI 6-4604.
condition.
123t2
1954 Fordor Plymouth Belve
dere. Tutone. Radio. Heater. Hy-
drive. $850. Law 3-C 123t4
(1) 1956 Ford Fordor Sedan, 6-
cylinder, Serial No. A6DG 6187521.
Can be seen by calling the Campus
Security Department. Sealed bids
will be received in the Office of the
Business Manager, College Admin
istration Building until 10:30 a. m.,
May 12, 1958. The right is reserved
to reject any and all bids and to
waive 1 any and all technicalities.
Address Business Manager, A. and
M. College of Texas, College Sta
tion, Texas, for further informa
tion. 123t2
(1) 1955 Ford Country Sedan, 8-
cylinder, Serial No. 226034; (1)
1956 Ford Country Sedan, 8-cylin
der, Serial No. 134000; (1) 1955
Ford Country Sedan, 8-cylinder,
Serial No. 129921; (1) 1948 12-
passenger Chevrolet, ... 6-cylinder,
Serial No. 553807. Can be seen by
calling the Department of Student
Affairs. Sealed bids will be re
ceived in the Office of the Business
Manager, College Administration
Building until 10:30 a. m., May 12,
1958. The right is reserved to re
ject any and all bids and to waive
any and all technicalities. Address
Business Manager, A. and M. Col
lege of Texas, College Station, Tex
as for further information. 123t2
FOR SALE
side and out. FHA Loan, $9900.
Payments, $66.49 per month. See
at 4304 Culpepper Drive, near Col
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2, 3, and 4,000 CFM Coolers at
sale prices installed free. White
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Clean 1948 Cessna 140. Engine
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One. bedroom Carlcraft house
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College Hills. VI 6-7594. 124t3
Attractive, three room, newly
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Available May 2. VI 6-6454. 123tfn
Brick duplex. Unfurnished. One
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Washer connection. Car port. Store
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ply 500 Main. College Station.
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at North Gate. $60 monthly. Call
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Available June 1, cool one bed
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Hills. Nicely furnished, new stove
and refrigerator. $65 monthly.
Adults. Call VI 6-5031 after 5 p.m.
114tfn
Modern two bedroom duplex,
large playing area and garage.
1408 East 27th. Phone TA 2-1352
or VI 6-7339. 114tfn
Two bedroom apartment near
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Sewing machines, Pruitt Fabric
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SUL ROSS LODGE NO. 1300, A.F. & A.M.
College Station, Texas
Called meeting Thursday,
May 1, at 7 p. m. E.A.
examinations to be followed
by the F.C. Degree.
E. L. Mayhugh, WM
Joe Woolket, Sec’y.
Visit The Scribe Shop, Party
Center, 211 W r est 25th, Bryan. Gifts
for graduates. Favors. Place cards
for A&M Consolidated. Party Nap
kins. 112tl3
Do your rugs and carpets need
cleaning? Home Service Co. has
the professional knowhow and
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or telephoned so os to arrive In the Office
of Student PubUcations (Ground Flooi
YMOA, VI 6-6415, hours 8-12, 1-5, daUy
Monday through Friday) at or before the
deadline of 1 p.m. of the day proceeding
publication — Director of Student PubUea-
tions.
ItEGALTA FOR THE RACCALAUREATE-
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISE
All students who are candidates for the
degree of Doctor of Philosophy are required
to order hoods as well as the doctor’s cap
and gown, and to leave the hoods with the
Registrar no later than 1 p. m. Tuesday,
May 20. The Ph.D. hoods will not be
worn in the procession since all such candi-
fge.
Candidates for the Master’s Degree will
wear the master’s cap and gown; those
who are candidates for the Bachelor’s De-
except military students, will wear
ichelor’s cap and gown. All Military
students who are candidates for degrees
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will wear appropriate military uniforms in
lieu of the academic regalia.
Rental of caps and gowns may be ar
ranged with the Exchange Store. Orders
may be placed between 8 a. m., April 21
and 12 noon, Saturday, May 17. The rental
is as follows: doctor’s
er’s cap and
gown $3.25. Hood
that for cap and gown.
C. E. Tishler, Chairman
Convocations Committee
cap and
same as
or’s cap and gown $4.25,
gown $3.75, bachelor’s
25. Hood rental is the
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Thursday night at 7:30 the Wal
ther League will meet.
At 4:30 Saturday afternoon the
Lutheran Aggies Wives will hold a
picnic in Williamson Park.
FAITH UNITED CHURCH OF
CHRIST, BRYAN
The mid-week meeting of the
Sunday School teachers will be held
at 7 tonight.
A&M CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Aggie Bible Study will be held
at the YMCA tonight at 7:15, fol
lowed by choir practice at 7:30.
OUR SAVIOUR’S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Lutheran Student Assn, will
meet tonight at 7:15. “The One
ness of the Church” will be dis
cussed by students of four de
nominations. Plans for the state-
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and thereafter are the only stu
dents who will be affected by the
compulsory military training pro
gram. Students now on the cam
pus who are regularly enrolled will
not come under this classification
regardless of whether or not they
attain sophomore status.
Students who transfer from oth
er colleges and universities will be
exempt from this requirement if
they enter A&M with 30 or more
semester hours of completed credit.
Mitchell Hall Elects
New Dorm Reps
Floor representatives for next
year were recently elected to the
Mitchell Hall Dorm Council.
Results of the election are as
follows: Mike James and Sam
Ferguson, first floor; Jesse Marsh
all and Doug Andrews, second
floor; James Evans and Don Pick
ett, third floor, and Bill Thode and
Clark Mulkey, fourth floor.
The election of dorm officers
and a representative to the Civil
ian Student Council will be held
Thursday, May 1.
wide Lutheran Retreat this week
end at LaGrange will be complet
ed.
A&M PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Westminster Student Fel
lowship meets tonight at 7 in the
Presbyterian Student Center. New
officers will be installed. The of
ficers are Rhea McWilliams, mod
erator; Robert Coffman, program
director; Charles Bell and Nick
Knich, associate program direc
tors; Albert Swarts, secretary-
treasurer; Richard Hoff, associate
secretary-treasurer; Paul Kinni-
son and James Dunlap, Intei’faith fessor; Floriculture and Land-
Council representatives; Cliff Jack-
son and Leo Rigsby, Ecumenical
Student Christian Council repre
sentatives; Jon Ray Perryman and
James L. Couch, Jr., transporta
tion; Wales Wible, evangelism;
Phil Johnson and John Bowman,
Sunday School directors; and Jan
de Lassen, choir liason.
SYSTEM
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TEXAS ENGINEERING EX
PERIMENT STATION:
Frederick Charles Hall and War
ren Rice, associate research engi
neers; Beatrice Elaine Smith, cleri
cal.
TEXAS ENGINEERING EX
TENSION SERVICE:
Wayne G. Daniels, William A.
Dow and James L. Wallace,' in
structors.
TEXAS FOREST SERVICE:
Fire Control Department, Rose
mary Smith and Latheta Cassels,
clerical; Research and Education
Department, Robert G. Simons,
forestry educator; Mary A. Bry
ant, clerical; District No. 5, Kirby-
ville, Alexander A. Wicker, crew-
leader; Edward J. Tupin, crewman;
Madison F. Bean, mechanic help
er.
TEXAS TRANSPORTATION
INSTITUTE:
Avin Holland Winder, technician
(II); Wayne Alan Dunlap, re
search assistant; William Winfield
Scott Jr., technician (I).
Directors Approve
System Promotions
Promotions in the various parts
of the A&M College System were
confirmed here Saturday at the
regular meeting of the System
Board of Directors.
The promotions include: Texas
A. and M. College:
Agriculture, Agricultural Econo
mics, Robert E. Branson to pro
fessor, Clarence A. Moore to as
sociate professor; Agricultural
Engineering, Robert N. Craig to
associate professor; Entomology,
Donald R. King to associate pro
scape Architecture, Ernest R. Jen
sen to associate professor; Range
and Forestry, Donald L. Huss to
associate professor.
Arts and Sciences, Oceanography
and Meteorology, Walter J. Saucier
to professor, Stuart G. Bigler and
Kenneth C. Brundidge, to assistant
pi'ofessors; Physical Education,
Herman B. Segrest to professor;
Chemistry, John B. Beckham and
Albert W. Jache to associate pro
fessors; English, Elmore E. Stokes
Jr., to associate professor, Robert
W. Barzak and Parks C. Hunter
Jr., to assistant professors; Phy
sics, Joe S. Ham to associate pro
fessor; History and Government,
Garland E. Bayliss, Glen M.
Rodgers, Lloyd C. Taylor to as
sistant professors.
Civil Engineering, C. J. Keese
to professor; Engineering Drawing,
S. M. Cleland to professor, R. H.
Davey Jr. and J. E. McGarrah to
assistant professors; Mechanical
Engineering, R. H. Fletcher, A. M.
Gaddis and Wan-en Rice to as
sociate professors; O. W. Albritton
and Earl Logan to assistan profes
sors.
Veterinary Medicine, Veterinary
Anatomy, Leon W. Gibbs to as
sociate professor; Veterinary
Microbiology, Ted E. Franklin to
associate professor; Veterinary
Medicine and Surgery, John P.
Davis to assistant professor.
Tarleton State College:
Division of Arts and Sciences,
Depai’tment of Social Sciences, C.
Wentz Fehrenbach to assistant pro
fessor.
Texas
Station:
Agricultural Experiment
Agronomy, Amy P. Wheeler to
agronomy, technical assistant 11,
B. T. No. 131; State Chemist, Golee
R. Allen to technical assistant II,
B. I. No. 161; Substation No. 15,
Weslaco, Salvador F. Rodriguez to
technical assistant I, B. I. 793
(now position); Substation No. 7,
Spur, William J. Daldrip to Sub
station No. 7, Spur, assistant range
specialist, B. I. No. 798 (new posi
tion); Substation No. 8, Lubbock,
James S. Newman to Substation
No. 8, Lubbock, assistant irriga
tion engineer, B. I. No. 562; Sub
station No. 9, Trans-Pecos (soils
and crop unit), Ernest L. Thaxton
to Substation No. 9, Trans-Pecos,
associate agronomist, B. I. No.
799 (new position); Dairy Tnv*,
Mt. Pleasant, John A. Lancaster
to Dairy Inv., Mt. Pleasant, assist
ant agronomist and project sup#
ervisor, B. I. No. 757.
Texas
Service:
Agricultural Extension
Waymon D. Davis, Bobby G.
Johnson, Billy F. Kidd, Robert F.
Lynch to county agricultural
agents; Alfred H. Walker to state
agricultural leader; Ray N. Walker
to assistant county agricultural
agent; Mrs. Nettie Cranshaw to
secretary; Mrs. Dorothy Diddle to
county home demonstration agent;
Mrs. Lillie B. Kinne to senior
secretary; Lynn P. Pittard to as
sistant specialist in soil and water
conservation; Billy R. Whitaker to
assistant county agricultural agent.
Texas Forest Service: Dist. No.
5, Kirbyville, Orlean G. Miller to’
crewleader.
Texas Engineering Extensiorr
Service: Ed W. Kerlick to chief
instructor, rural electric line crews
training.
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A Lucky, after all, is the best-tasting ciga
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