rrTnw MOVE OVER THE BATTALION Tuesday, Octob^t 17, 10C1 'College Station, TwJa* Page 5 JIONTICELLO, Ind. (/P)—Princf- Roy CauglifieM ilJames Dyer of Lincoln Junior j«li School braps his school has ! enrollment of five million. Named Freshman Top Marketing ! lere’s Joe Million, Jon Million, cu n,„ [0Million, John Million and Mike Agriculture Head Seniors Receive Cars"! in. The Mechanical Engineering Wives Club met last Tues­ 2-45tf! Roy E. Cautfhfield, ’G5 has been day night in the home of Mrs. George Potter. Their program elected pi’esident of the freshmen was a unique display of fine antique furniture and glassware. $500 Awards agriculture class. He is son of Mr. Last Saturday morning the club had a bake sale in front of Two A&M marketing seniors MILADY and Mrs. E. W. Caughfield of Har­ Orr’s Supermarket. have been awarded $500 scholar­ lingen and is majoring is agri­ ★ ★ ★ ships by the Houston Sales Exe- BEAUTY SALON cultural economics and sociology. Civil Engineering Wives met Monday evening at 8 p. m. cutivii Club. Martha Bell The vice presidency went to Hur- in the South Solarium of the YMCA Building. Harold Smith of Tyler and Hom­ Agnes Beaver, Aggie Wife shel R. Weatherby, ’65, of Fort er Denning of Bryson were pre­ Worth. His parents are Mi's. H. H. ★ ★ ★ sented the scholarships at the Weatherby. Aggie Wives Bridge Club will meet Wednesday at 7:30 club’s annual sales rally in Hous­ Appointments Only Elected to the post of secretary p. m. in the Memorial Student Center. All Aggie wives are ton. The scholarships are awarded TA 2-0252 of the freshmen agriculture class cordially invited to attend. each year to two outstanding was Jim M. Ramsey, 65. Ramsey is ★ ★ ★ marketing majors. Also Open Thursday an agricultural economics major Herbert G. Thompson of the Di­ from Plymouth, Mass. Committee meeting for the Mrs. Texas A&M contest vision of Business Administration, and Friday Evenings will be held Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. who accompanied the students, is A Californian, Jim R. Kneisler, Jean Vaught, 801 Fairview. chairman of the selections com­ ’65 from Santa Rosa, was elected ★ ★ ★ mittee. 1414 S. College parliamentarian. He is the son of retired Army Maj. and Mrs. J. R. Nothing’s Like A Winner Oceanography and Meteorology Wives Club will meet Kneisler. Tuesday evening at 842 N. Rosemary. Their program will These Aggie seniors show their appreciation last Saturday be a hat-making contest. These hats will be made from night as the Cadet gridders trot back onto San Antonio’s household scraps and prizes will be given for the prettiest Alamo Stadium following the half-time ceremonies. Coach and funniest hats. Jim Myers’ charges routed the Trinity Tigers 55-0. See IT’S NEW - THE ANNEX story on page 6. (Photo by Johnny Herrin) ★ ★ ★ Civil Engineer Wives met Monday evening at 8 p. m. in To Shaffer's Book Store the South Solarium of the YMCA Building. Ranger II To Launch ★ ★ ★ , Devoted Exclusively To Miss Cynthia Richardson and Harvey Compton were married Friday night in the All-Faiths Chapel. Arthur Smith Rocket Doubleheader officiated at the wedding ceremony. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) performance than that achieved ★ ★ ★ BOOKS and RECORDS —The National Aeronautical and on the first Ranger launch Aug. Space Administration announced 23. A malfunction in the Agena The Electrical Engineering Wives Club met at 8 p. m. Monday it will attempt within a second stage sent the craft into a last night in Room 301 of the Electrical Engineering Build­ few days to launch a Ranger 2 low earth orbit instead of flinging ing. Jake Cangelose, county director of Civil Defense, spoke spacecraft on a million-mile round- it into space. to the group. Bargain Prices trip journey into space, setting up Most Ranger 1 systems woxked, a possible spectacular rocket dou­ encouraging scientists to proceed Hi-Fi or Stereo Records At bleheader late this week. on schedule with the Ranger 2 Three Student Fellowships Earlier, NASA reported the first launch. Less Than Advertised Prices launching of the Saturn super- The Atlas-Agena, largest U. S. 3.98 Records - Our Price 3.29 booster is slated for the same time space booster, will zoom skyward Combine Monthly Programs period. This will be a brief flight in an effort to place the Age^a 5.98 Records - Our Price 5.09 The Wesley Foundation, Discip­ of the Christian Faith. test of the 1.3-million-pound thrust stage into a so-called "parking <«■- Be well groomed first stage only. bit” 100 miles high. When the les J Student Fellowship, and Pres­ This class meets at 6 p. m. for An Atlas-Agena rocket is being Agena reaches a desired position byterian Student Association are supper and study, and is open to for success readied to hurl the 675-pound on its trajectory, it will re-ign^te currently sponsoring a program for all students who are willing to Ranger 2 into space in a test of and propel Ranger 2 on a course freshmen. consider the discipline provided by That “like new” look we five techniques for sending instrument designed to take it more tb(Ln “Fish Fellowship” meets on the the study. your clothes is sure to make the SUffer, Bool Store packages to the moon and other 500,000 miles out before it swings first and third Fridays of every right impressions whether month at 6 p. m. A light supper planets. Ranger 3 is scheduled to back to destruction in the earth’s TAKE THE BUS you’re on the job or on the North Gate College Station is followed by a study and discus­ land an instrument payload on the atmosphere some 550 days after MONTPELIER, Ind. UP)—This town. moon early next year. launch. sion of “The Unfolding Drama of town was without taxi service for NASA hopes for a more precise Although primary mission will the Bible.” nearly four days while its only be to check the equipment and On second and fourth Fridays cab driver, Chester Brenner, sat CAMPUS technique for lunar and inter­ and three student fellowships par­ out a $18.75 traffic fine in jail at planetary exploration, the craft ticipate in a disciplined study pro­ $5 a day. Brenner explained he CLEANERS BATTALION CLASSIFIED will pack eight scientific experi­ gram for students. This year’s probably couldn't make that much ments. i study wil be based on the semantics working. WANT AD RATES FOR SALE Ih hr...... 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