Tfc# Bnttniioa + Cmlhg* Station (Brawot County), Torus
^ ^ Tu**day, S^pteml>er W, 1058
COINTJI
(Continued from Pnr» 1)
tounril th# po**iKility of htyinf «
National Guard armory built h«rr.
Hr said thr poaaihility i« ^Vrat but
thr ft rat atrp would br to d#r<l
a auitablo ait* to thr Trxa* Armary
Board lanirford. Hoxwrll ami
Mrrohrll Burrr«« wrrr appoint*)!
to makr a furihrr atudy ami rrport
bark to thr council.
A letter wa« read to thr couacil
by Langford from Marmn Pugh of
fering to aril thr city property and
building* hr own* for warehouse
Gouncilman ('ail Landis*
and Roswell wore appointed to
study thr problem aim report to
thr rounnl at it* next meeting.
The council adopted Ordinance
K No. 2i0 which provide* for a public
hearing Oct 20 upon propuaed
changing to industrial classifica
tion. thr land recently annexed
which is west of the T* \ rail
road track*.
Street Roller Hid Oka red
Approval wa* giver to Ruswell
to accept a bid of $I,.T:.V> fdr n
atiret roller from Brown Kern*
F.iiuip Co of San Antonio. Other
bids were for $1,605 and $1 J!2fi
Boswell askad the council to take
the Brown Ferris hid in difference
to thr lower bid because of imme
diate delivery and better quality of
machinery.
Final approval was given to the
final subdivision plant for Woodaon
Village
The council authorised Boswell to
attend the International City \lan-
ugerx Association meeting in Ital
ia* Oct. lS»-2't It also authorized
to underwrite the expense* of
Langford, Boa wet I and \N right to
the Texa* Society of ^rchib-ct*
aruiual meeting in San Anfcmio
Oct. 29.11
l Pon'motion by Sorrel*, a mo
tion wa* passed giving the city
manuger power to contact the St
Thomas Epiacopal Church with re
gard to the completion of their
parking lot within 60 days so a* to
make Jersey Street from Lee Street
to Dexter Street no pa-king on the
north side of the street after that
date
Councilman D A Anderson a«k
*<l of the possibility <«f employing
a woman to replace the policeman
who is now stationed at Jersey and
Highway 6 from 7 10 a m to X 10
a m and from 2 10 p m until 4 10
pm on school days. Boswell said
that the city is looking for a wo
man to fill the position, but that
thus far no one has been found.
The job pays lx") pei month
Anderson and Boswell were pick
ed by I .angford to study a repoit
ami make their recommendation* |
on the report by the city auditor)
on the length of time to store cer-1
tain records.
University Dames
State Tea Tonight
The AIM Chapter of the Uni
versity Dame* Club will hold its
annual fall twilight tea tonight at
8 in the Soeial Room of the Me.
mortal Student Center.
A national organization for atu-
dent wives, the Dames Club pur
pose ip to provide social contacts
for the wives of student*. The
only requirement for membership
is that the applicant be a wife of
a student enrolled in a university
or rollefe at the time she liecome*
a mem tier.
National h*ad<fuarter* for the
Dame* rotate* to the various chap
ters across the I'mted States.
Memberships are transferable
from one chapter to another. A
member is always eligible to join
any chapter where she may be liv
ing even if her husband is not a
student.
The emblem of the University
Dame* in a wedding ring pierced
by an arrow. The ring has been
used as a bond of fidelity since
early history, ahd the arrow is
used as the symUd of friendship
Motto of the group is “Once a
Dame Always a Dame ”
The A AM College Chapter of
the Univeraity Dames was organ
ized in April 1950 Regular meet
ing# are held at 8 p m. the second
and fourth Tue S< lay of each month
in the South Solarium of the YM
CA.
A fall tea. Christmas party and
a spring picna are the big social
(lollejje Kmplovees
Plan Dinner. Danre
The first in a series of dinner
•fence* sponsored by the College
Employees Dinner Club will be
held in the Memorial Student Cen
ter Ballroom at 7:30 Thuisduy
night
New faculty and staff members
will be guests of President M T
Harringloa and may call for free
tickets at the main desk in the
MSC lobby. Tickets must be picked
up before 2 p m. Wednesday
Faculty and staff members may
purchase tickets at the mam desk
before 2 p.m. Wednesday.
. Season tickets are on sale at a
spe-ial price of $9 00 for the three
dinner dames and two refresh
ment dances and may be ordered
from Dr K. K. Bums, Horticulture
Department.
Music for the evening’s dancing
will be famished by Bill Turner
and the Aggieland C ombo.
events each year. The club has in
teresting speakers to keep the
members posted on what la hap
pening in today’s fast-moving
times. Every other meeting is a
social so the members can become
better acquainted with one another
Hospital Duty
Hospital Duty i$ a daily column
listing the A AM students who are
admitted to the College Hospital.
Head thia columa every day to
see if you l^ive any buddies in the
sick bed.
Admitted Monday
Claude I). Walter, Sophomore,
Sqd. 18
Chaika Cole Williams, Sopho
more, B-Ord.
Walter Chlenhaff, Senior, Sqd
12 '
Raymond V. Gomez, Sophomore,
C-AAA
Milton Lee Woodall, Freshman,
B FA
I^yne R. Turner, Sophomore, C-
A A A
Homero Cartales, Freshman, C-
A A A
Patients
Thomas R Flood. Senior, football
John 0. Heldetifels, Junior, A-
Kngr.
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Barbara Stanwyck
“FORTY Ca NS”
Dan Dailey
“OH MEN. OH WOMEN*
CIRCLE
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
a
TKMNMAMA • TSOMMCOiOS *
Also
u Man In Grey
Flannel Suit”
Snrin/
Ofjrffff w nin 'WlVlTt (CLUB will havb a get
arqua&ttbd tea at the home of Mrs
W. Harrisk, 400 College View,
Wedn4pdhy at 7:10 p m.
The Architectural Wiv*a‘8ori*ty
will hold Its annual reception at
the home of Mrs. Melvia Rotsch,
811 Rosemary. Bryan. Wednesday
at 8 #0 p.m. New members are
cordiajly Invited to attend.
(L • • •
TH* Range and Forestry Wive*
Club Will hold a meeting tonight
*t 7:$A pm. at the home of Mrs
Don miss. 1002 Walton. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
» t #
TEXAS CHAPTER OF THE
UNIVERSITY DAMES CLUB will
have their annual fall tw-Right tea
Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Social
Room of the MSC. All student
wive* and former Dame* are in
vi ted.
AaM MENS SHOP
103 MAIN — NOR1H CAT)
AGGIE OWNED
PALACE
Bryan
LAST DAY
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BATTALION CLASSIFIED
WANT AD RATES
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FOR RENT
Furnizhed Duplex 409H Boyett
$42. Call VI 6-7114 6t2
Campus. I>ee
r
VI 6-4556. 6t4
One betlroom furnished house.
Three miles south of college One
acre wooded lot. $55. VI 6-7109
after- 4:(Hi. ^4
F.xtra large room with bath
built and furnished for a man.
Quiet home, lovely neighborhood,
easy walking distance campus
Garage if desired. 607 Jersev
South. VI 6-6761. 5t5
Apartment. Nice, quiet place for
one boy who really wants to study.
One room, kitchenette, bath and
garage. Completely furnished.
New wall to wall covering. Two
block* from North Gate. $35.00
monthly. VI 6-7248. ,5tfn
F.xtra nice ami clean paneled
Air-conditioned. One bedroom
apartment. Stove and refrigerator
only. Close to Campus. Ideal for
two students. VI 6-6618. 4tfn
Four room furnished apartment
with garage in Bryan. Call VI
6-5618. ' 4tfn
Two bedroom house. Large
screened porch. Near Campus. 500
Cooner. T A 3
1148.
4t3
l nfurnished two bedroom brick
in Whiter rest apartments. F’irst
Street, College. $69.50. TA 2 4127
3tfn
Brick Duplex. North Gate. One
bedroom, tile bath, central heat.
( arport, storeroom. Call VI 6-
4Wfi - 2tfn
Five room house. Two bed
room*. 2105 F.chols, Bryan. VI 6
709H - 2tl0
Two bedroom unfurnished house
Newly redecorated Ctility room.
Good location. $55. VI 6 6454 2tfn
C. Q. Completely furnished three
room and two room apartments.
Private hath and entrance Adults
TA 2-1244. __ 2tfn
Ideal bedroom for one or two
student*. TA 3-2208. 2t8
WANTED
Aggie wife desires child 12-48
months old to keep as companion
to 16 month old daughter In pri
vate home. 704 Maryeni. VI 6-
4978. 5 tfn
Medical technician. TA 8-31 LI
between 8 30 and 10 00 a. m. :>q\
FOR SALE
fine set encyclopedia Brittanum.
I-atest edition. Near bo«ik. Dict
ionary. Atlas." Bookshelf. 1014
W’alton Drive. *st4
1951 four d.Mir Packard. Fo«r
goo«| tires. Radio, heater. VI C-
9951. V| 6-7019 after 5 00. 6t8
Good used cornet. VI 6-51&4
after 5j00. <;|4
Small electric Austral refrigera
tor. Meal for apartment or single
room. VI 6-7042. 6t4
Mant to sell refrigerator iu
excellent condition. Imiuir* C-9 X.
VI 6-7945 after 5. .,t2
Large two bedroom house. Sep
arate dining room and living room,
large screened porch, ail tile bath,
large lot, attached double garage.
F’HA appraisal. 1102 Milner, near
campus. lola Barron, ( all TA 1-
1911 or TA 2 6931. 2tfn
2. 3, and 4.000 CF'M Cooler* at
•ale prices installed free. White
Auto Store. 216 N. Bryan Street
TA 2 3867. I2 ltfn
Two bedroom house. Hardwood
floors, central heat, carport and
separate garage. I.arge lot. Fenced
backyard. $2000 equity for only
$550. No closing costs.’ Phone V|-
6 5.301, 1319 Foster. 147tfn
W ANTED TO BUY
Practice piano in good condition.
\ I 6-4666. f,t1
SPECIAL NOTIC*
(Acorn Hill Trailer Park)
Thirty utility spaces for house
trailer parkway Duplex furnished
apartment. Business plac e for cafe
with living quarters. 2301 B North
Highway 6 Bryan. 2tl0
I-^rge comfortable bedroom. Call
VI 6-4233, 401 Dexter, College Sta-
tlon - 149tfn
ATTKNTION ALL LAND
LORDS: “Doctor F'ixit” at tho
Marion pugh lumber uo.
can give you a package repair and
remodeling deal. He can take th*
upkeep of your rental units for
you from the smallest job to the
largest j-.b. He can take care of
the repair, painting, plumbing ant
electriral work Call the MARIOM
PUGH U MBFIR CO today urn
ask for “Doctor F'ixit" and dis
cuss the package upkeep plan with
him. Phone VI 6 -5711. 6t4
Child ( are bv experienced regis
tered nurse Infants to 18 mo*,
preferred. VI 6-7560. 6t4
Sowing
Pruitt Fabric
TOM THUMB SCHOOL AND
I NURSERY. VI 6-5600. 6tfn
Houses in search of students. 1
and 2 bedroom apartments, avail
able for immediate occupancy. De
sire to contact students in search
of pleasant living quarters. TA 3-
2872 or TA 2-3463. U8tfn
One unfurnished 2-bedroom ga
rage apartment. VI 6 7331 140tfn
Furnished apartments and small
houses within walking distance of
the College One office building
between Bryan and College on Cof i
lege Avenue. VI 6 7331. 135tfn !
Attractive 2 bedroom unfurnish
ed apartment, near Crockett
School Available immediately.
Phone VI 6 6660 or VI 6-5116. |
138tfn
Electrolux Salmi and Service. G.
C. Williams. TA 3-6600. 90tf»
officiaiTnotices
Of ft sit) mo—s SSMI a. WmcM. maitoe
m SsIsMsase m w la arris* la ta* Offtai
•f *«««*•< eaMIrattaas lOrMaZ Ftoa
TUCA, VI eesis ■>...■•* a-u, 1^. *^i,
m<m«m ian>M* rneart *< •* h*#*r* tw
m«4aa* *f 1 s a* *r ta* far ar—aaa
MSWfM.a - nxMta* *« SSaMal eahNaw
Any S<>t>haaw>r* who plan* tn major q
Oau^ S.irnc- pl.».* I*hv* hi- namr *i(|
th* s*fr*t.rr rvt>*rtm*n< <,f f>a*n S*i*nr*.
H . m 11$ n. w I).i ry Biorh. ml«trr
H "Miss by (Vtnh. r H in nr<|*i that h*
may .. t , i.l-r-l 1,v anr arht.larahis
«WH r d6 for which he* mav i*6* r'iffihir
t w Hill'd M*ai(
tVparfm.nt .rf Dairr Science
F'urnished apartment — three
rooms and hath $50.00 a month.
4<i4 Boyett. inquire upstairs. 146tfn
HELP WANTED
Two car hopa wanted. Exper
ience not necessary. Apply Tri
angle Drive In. 3606 South College
123tfi
Two waitresses wanted. Exper
ience not necessary Apply Tri
angle Drive-In 3606 South College
123tfv
WORK W ANTED
An* Junior planninv lo major in ftalry
S. i-r«m and who-* d.-er-r plan kaa not been
complete)! -hooM l*av.. his name with th*
Ih imrtmen’ .Wretary by )>rt<4ier * in . -Her
th"t h* mav h* ron-W-r«t f,„ srholar-
•hip award for which he mav h* eliril l*
I W Hupei Mead
Department of Dairy Sciwr *.
Any Senior ,d*nt In Aerieoltur, who
j Jm- ccmpli-ted tw.. „ r more emir-*. i n
Iteirv B'-iene# prior to rh* rurreitt aem-'ter
and who ha* a »rad* point ratio of * Sfl
j ne h,.g,e- i. ewonw.*.^ *o i. ave hia a-me
| '"tc Depariment S-roiary. on nr he'nre
: Om .hm- « m order that he may he eon-
• ideied m dele —winin* -chotarshk' aw .rda
^ W H.t'dl
iWrurtmmt of Difr? *ri*fxr#
Baby Sitting in my home. Ages
- 4 < -16 1). College \ lew. 5t2
Would like to care for pre-school
children of working mothers. VI-
6-7428, 9t)9 F’airview. Jtfn
Will refinish furniture, 502
Thompson or call Col. Sauer, Place
ment Office. VI 6 4756. Ultfn
j Your term papers, etc., will bf
better if you think now, writ* then-
now, and bring them to Bi-Citj
Secretarial service to be typed now
VI 6-6786, 3408A Texas Avenue.
116t,T '
Babies wanted* Day car# for in
fants and toddlers. Hot meali
Fenced in yard. Have college d#
gree and experience as child wel
fare worker VI 6-7550. U6tf«
Any at ud*pt Who normalhr nD*ri> t a
enmp'fte *11 of ibe reutn remeats for a He
erne at the *nd of th* r r —,p 1 a*me-'ee
•hotild c — II hv 'h* Reytstre r - Office "NOW
■'"'t make furtpai apidication for a it#
free
October 11 la the desdlln* for ftlth* an
enphration fnr a derree to b* eottfe—wd
»t *h* and of the rii-r*"t -entMMer Thta
dcdlth* apm e* to both iradua'e and
underfraduata •tuden'-
M » Heaton
Reaiatrar
early bird
SHOPPE
TOCS — GIFTS AND TOTS
for Girla and Hoys
FABRICS—SHOES
■M«wrrr.t '•«••• SMI Teaaa 4*w
Chape** ip ,h. Mar of i-onrsaa for whirh
•tny euden' I* ettrraoft* 'e*|a’*red may
he m*d. only on the w-tMen ntcommand*.
• on or th. he-d of eyrh demtPtlP'nt eon
c*tn*4 a-d w th the *npypval of th* d**n
n' thf studen, . A MpHent may
"Ot e*d a enure* -ft*' *-t,,nd-y Sep'em
b*e Jfi l»h« Any nn.,-^ droppad eft*r
SattieHay * rf •ball normally
carry a re-d* of V
H f Hum or) fv* -oofne nf
AdmlNBion* and
FOR sale OR rent
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• MUWs a rnoruarrAve
8C0ATES INDUSTRIES
MS )MH aaipAwr **rtw*e BwwH
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FFf)u*e for fnnf or polo Five
^ftonis uf'Gtr» ,: “FAd K)f f’srV
Place C. S. VI 6 4612. 4t4
_ ■■■ ’—vmnex
room and board
Room and Board with r ri va*e
famfty. Private entrance. TA ?■
5655. 5(1
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