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College Station, Texas
Friday, May 17, 1963
THE BATTALION
BENEFIT PERFORMANCE
"Best Of Players 9 Planned.
Wednesday In Guion Hall
The Aggie Players will present
a special benefit performance,
“The Best of the Players,” at 8
p.m. Wednesday in Guion Hall.
The show was scheduled so that
proceeds can be used to help pay
hospitalization expenses recently
incurred by the David G. Wood
cock family.
Shortly after the birth of their
first child, Mrs. Woodcock was
rushed to Houston in April for
a major brain operation.
Woodcock is a Fulbright profes
sor and resident of Manchester,
England who joined the Division
of Architecture faculty in Sept
ember.
“The great expense of surgery,
plus the prolonged treatment, caus
ed great hardship on our guests
from England,” Graham Horsley,
assistant professor of architecture
said.
Included in the benefit show will
be two short scenes from “The
Imaginary Invalid,” a play satiriz
ing doctors and centered around
an elderly hypochondriac. One of
the works of 17th Century French
playwright and actor Moliere,
“The Imaginary Invalid” was pre
sented earlier this spring.
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Cooper Family In ‘White Room’
Astronaut Gordon Cooper and his family pose before his
spacecraft Faith 7, in the “white room” in Hangar S at
Cape Canaveral prior to his 22 orbits around the earth.
The same four will visit in the White House next week with
President Kennedy. (AP Wirephoto)
Abbott Selected President
Of New English Fraternity
^ Craig Abbott of Sam Antonio
has been elected president > of the
newly, organized. Alpha Iota Chap
iter of Sigma Tau Delta, a national
English professional fraternity.
'John, Hilliard pf >’ewton’ is vice
president; Alan Dove of College
wood of Piggott, Ark., historian;
and Jerry Jessup of Randolph Air
Base, marshal.
Initiation ceremonies of charter
members also were held. Speaker
of the meeting v/as Dr. Frank W.
R. Hubert, dean of the School of
Arts and Sciences, whose topic was
“A Definition of Excellence.”
Dr. J. P. Abbott, professor of
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English, presided at the session.
Faculty members of the Alpha
Iota chapter are Abbott; Dr. J. Q.
Anderson, head of the English De
partment; Dr. Robert W. Barzak,
associate professor; and Dr. Roy
Cain, assistant professor and the
chapter’s faculty advisor.
Female Reporter To Speak
Oh New Topic-‘Co-eds’
A woman reporter will be on
campus Friday to discuss “Co-eds,
God Bless (?) Them.” She is
Mrs. Helen Baldwin of the Waco
News-Tribune in Waco.
Mrs. Baldwin will be speaking at
a meeting of the American Associ
ation of University Professors,
A&M Chapter. The program is
slated for 8 p.m. in the Assembly
Room of the Memorial Student Cen-
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While still a young git
Baldwin began reporting!
penings at the courthouse! Saturday’s A
lice station. Since her kj louse the la
she has covered every types! ul ever st;
and has been a close otaptation
the educational scene.
The chapter has opened I
ing to the public for thii
speaker.
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