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What do you look for in a
Judge? Experience. Integrity.
Competence. Compassion.
Judicial Temperament. A hard
worker. A person that really
cares.
Our County Court at Law Judge,
Claude Davis, has these quali
ties - it’s a well known fact.
Currently Judge, Brazos
County Court at Law #1
Former Municipal Judge
of College Station
Practicing Attorney, 7 years
Professor at A&M, 20 years
Member, Brazos County Bar
Association, Texas Bar
Association, American Bar
Association
Veteran, U.S Air Force
Member, Methodist Church
Member, American Legion,
Lion’s Club
Judge Davis believes in strong law
enforcement, but he knows when
to be compassionate too. He
knows there are two sides to every
story. The bottom line . . Judge
Davis cares and that’s why he’s
asking for your vote on Nov. 4.
JUDGE
DAVIS
COUNTY COURT AT LAW #1
PD. POLITICAL ADV. FOR CLAUDE D. DAVIS, J.E. LOUPOT, TREAS., 1201 WALTON DRIVE, COLLEGE STATION, TX. 77840
Page 8/The Battalion/Monday, November 3,1986
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Entrepreneurs plan to capitalize
on Texas’ ‘Best Little Whorehouse
LA GRANGE (AP) — Two busi
nessmen want to sell square-inch
g arcels of land from the site of the
Ihicken Ranch, the bordello immor
talized in “The Best Little Whore
house in Texas,” and use the pro
ceeds to build a museum.
Battalion Classified 845-2611
The bordello, officially called Ed
na’s Fashionable Ranch Boarding
House, operated at the site for more
than a century. It got its nickname in
the Depression, when chickens were
accepted as payment for services.
Land purchasers will receive a le
gal deeo and free admission to a
planned museum on the property,
due to be built by next summer.
‘It’s really a piece of history,” said
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Todd Hoffman, president of The
Original Chicken Ranch Inc. “It will
be like a national monument. It will
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ALL ALUMNI, FACULTY AND STUDENTS MEMBERS ARE INVITED TO THE INITIATION
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Ana M. Aranda
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Phyllis A. Berkley
Alan C. Berryhill
Steve J. Bilicek
Diana E. Blessman
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Patricia J. Bothwell
Lisa D. Boyd
Barton R. Bradicich
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Cathryn M. Bridges
Michelle M. Bumann
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Catherine A. Elliott
Rebecca A. Epps
Carolyn E. Fey
Angela C. Field
Scott A. Flanagan
Lezlae L. Frazier
Stephanie J. French
Susan J. Fulford
Kathryn C. Gamble
Nancy A. Gault
Justin L. Gayle
Leslie E. George
Dawn Gorman
Dane O. Cressett
Kathryn R. Hefte
Melinda Hergert
Roland Hernandez
James M. Hicks
Kristin A. Hilkemeyer
Randy K. Robert
Fred D. Hryhorchuk
Amy D. Hudson
John P. Hutcheson
Barry L. Jenkins
Beth E. Jez
Patricia Joyce
Chris Jungman
Kimberly D. Klein
Ramesh Krishnan
Karen B. Kunz
Lisa A. Kuykendall
Robert G. Kwiatkowski
Robert F. Ladd III
Kelly A. Langan
Robert M. Lansford
Janet S. Little
Michael Lo Sasso
Nancy S. Lowak
Vivian J. Manning
Kevin M. McDonald
B. T. McGraw
Tiffany M. McKee
Bridget L. McKinley
Tammy D. Michalk
Carol M. Migl
Susan M. Miller
Karen Moore
Patrick A. Moses
Joye L. Nalls
Sayeda Naqi
Troy D. Nelson
Therese A. Norris
Sue A. Olsta
Courtney B. Parker
Bobby Paschal
Villa A. Payne
Linda D. Penick
Ramiro Pequeno
Michael A. Perkins
Lynda L. Pierce
Sherri L. Potts
Trisha A. Prejean
Bryan M. Proctor
Barbara H. Prukop
Tory A. Queripal
Maria V.Quirante
Roderick L. Reed
Kristie K. Richardson
Michelle M. Rodeghier
Brenda L. Rude
Cori L. Sanders
Irene C. Santoscoy
Denise M. Schaper
Thomas D. Skaggs
Ella E. Skarda
Cheryl L. Stanley
Robert Steuart
Brian W. Stigall
Chris Stoner
Wendell K. Thomas
Duane Thompson
Gena L. Thornton
Laddie A. Van Dyke
Dibrell W. Waldrip
Alice A. Walker
Janet G. Walker
Donna J. Wallace
Laura L. Walton
James E. Ward
Jeffery L. Watson
Laura L. Wilson
Jennifer L. Wright
Douglas D. Zalesky
ALPHA ZETA SPONSORS SEVERAL EVENTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS AS WELL AS A NATIONAL LEADERSHIP, EDUCATIONAL
AND DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCES. LOCAL OFFICERS ARE: CHANCELLOR, DEREK FISHER; CENSOR, SANDRA MCCANN;
TREASURER, DAVID HARTMAN; SECRETARY, JENNIFER BOHAC; CHRONICLER, DONNA WALLA AND AG. COUNCIL
REPRESENTATIVE, PERRI O’KEEFFE. ADVISORS ARE DR. JIM KEETON, DR. JOE TOWNSEND, AND DR. HOWARD HESBY.
*A few students are still involved in the initiation process. Their names will be added at the initiation ceremony tonight.
be first class, a place to bring the wife
and kids.”
The bawdiness will be down
played at the museum and no liquor
will be sold, he said.
“It’s going to be tasteful,” said Bob
Burns, Hoffman’s partner.
For $8 — the price one would
have paid in the 1950s for a night
with one of the ranch’s prostitutes —
a person can own a square-inch par
cel of the land just east of this central
Texas town, the businessmen said.
The museum will feature some
original furnishings but mainly re
productions of the interior decor of
the famed farmhouse. It will be built
in part with wood remaining from
the original bordello but will be pat
terned on another, more elaborate
residence.
"The original structure was n«
that attractive," Hoffman said
“What we’re really selling is not tin
house, but the history' and story
the place.”
The men also plan to sell Chickr
Ranch souvenirs.
The bordello operated in h
Grange, relatively undisturbed Ip
authorities, for some 130 years k
fore then-Gov. Dolph Briscoe dostt
it down in 1973 after a series of telt
vision news reports about the opera
tion.
In 1974, the 10.6 acres ofbc
were sold to two Houston lawyen
The original wooden structure ms
sold and shipped to Dallas in 19”
where it was reassembled and ustc
as a short-lived restaurant-discc
The structure was bulldozed it
1978.
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DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY
707 South Texas Ave., Suite 101D
College Station, Texas 77840
1 block South of Texas & University
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