Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Ed. 1, Tuesday, October 2, 1945 Page: 1 of 4
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Pres. Taylor Engages
In Important Activities
Over The State
Dr. Thomas II. Talor was the
main speaker at two Brother-
hood meetings of Distiict Five
"ptombor 13 and 14 and at
tended a meeting of the Texas
State Department of Public Wol-
faiv Boaid in Austin September
15.
Dr. Taylor spoke Thursday
night September 13 at the First
Baptist Church Harlingen for
the crunches and associations
in the southern part of the dis-
trict. On Friday night Septem-
ber 14 he spoke at First Church
Alice for the northern end of
the district.
A number of former Howard
Payne College students and
preachers attended the meet-
ings. The District President K. P.
Walker whose daughter Hester
Mae is now attending Howard
Payne College was in charge
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Urbanites Begin
Fall Activities
The Urbanites began their
fall activities with a meeting
Tuesday Sept. 25 at H. P. C.
Hall to discuss plans for the
year.
Picsidcnt Rosemary Hargett
suggested that a tea be given
within the next week for the
new members to promote inter-
est In the club which is com-
posed of Howard Payne girls
whose homes are In Brownwood.
The suggestion was accepted
and committees were appointed
to make anangements. It is
thought that as many as thirty-
five girls will be eligible for the
oi ionization this year President
Hargett .said.
The entire student body and
the faculty are invited to at-
tend the annual Bam open
house program which will be
held Thursday evening Oct. 5
between the hours of 8:00
and 0:15.
If you have never "been
through" the Barn this will
be no doubt an interesting
and "educational" experience
for jou. A musical (?) pro-
srarn has been planned and
there will be REFRESH-
MENTS! See you Thursday nlte
Jimmy Klght Barn Pres.
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MRS. J. W. JENNINGS
Prominent Business Woman Who Donated Land
For The Ministerial Gourts
Large Crowd Is Present
For First L. S. B. Meeting
The Life Service Band began
the new jear with an attend-
ance" ot seventy at the first
meeting September 24 in Room
201 of the Ad Building.
New officers were elected to
serve the first semester. The
President had been elected pre-
viously. The new ones elected
and the positions they are to
fill are as follows:
Truett Black president; Velna
Hodges vice-president; Bernice
Farley secietary Tink Braswell
exUniion director; Jack Reeves.
Treasurer; Truman Taylor bus
driver; Wilma Gcmmell llbiar-
lan; Rayc Collier pianist; Joyce
Christian choiister; and Lb
Reeves reporter.
The purpose and organization
of the Band was discussed brief
ly after which Dr. Todd spon
sor of the group spoke briefly.
Plans are under way for the
Fall Life Service Band retreat
under the direction of Miss Wil
ma Gcmmell.
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I)K. II. II. HARGROVE SPEAKS
TO STUDENT BODY
"Life is that which connects
us with God" said Dr. H. H.
Hargrove in his address to the
student body in Chapel Wednes
day September 19.
"Youth si one of the most
prized possessions of the world.
Christ is the most prized posses-
sion" he further stated.
FRESHMAN DAY FROLICS
All the greats from Caesar to
Power's Models appealed in
full dress on our campus last
Monday causing untold excite-
ment. Yes those "slimes" were all
decked out in their "best bib 'n'
tuckers' while the "uppers" de-
finitely proved their artlsitlc ab-
ility. "Fish" Taylor led the barn
boys with that "Mighty Mouse"
disguise but we recognized him
while Gus Hay worth thiew in
his chesty bit with that Char-
les Atlas Touch.
Unusually prim Hester Walk-
er looked as If she'd "growed in
the wrong places."Along those
"lines" we might mention a few
more names like Ida Armstrong
that adorable twosome of trip-
lets (hold on some one's been
left out) and Ruthle Stephen
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Frenchie Bramwell
To Teach B.S.U
Methods Course
Miss Frenchie Bramwell H. P.
graduate of '44 was the instruc-
tor for the Baptist Student Un-
ion methods course which was
given last Friday Saturday and
Monday evenings.
This study course was pre-
sented especially for the benefit
of the Greater B.S.U. Council
members but everyone was in-
vited. This course was essential
to complete one of the points on
the First Magnitude Chart.
Miss Bramwell who served as
both Howard Payne B. S. U.
Proxy and Texas State B.S.U.
president in 1943-44 Is now a
student at the Seminary at Ft.
Worth.
"Huirj Hurry!! Make your
reservations SOON!" Yes B.
S. U.er.s reservations should
be made now if you plan to
attend the Texas State B.S.U.
Convention which is to be
held on the A. & M. campus
November 2-4.
Give your $1.00 registra-
tion fee to Johnny Joiner
who in turn will make com-
plete reservations with the
B. S. U. office In Dallas.
son who persisted In muttering
in her snowy white beard
"These are Martha St. Clair's
clothes." Dumb freshmen whose
else could they be.
Loud numbers seemed to be a
"dime a dozen" as redheaded Jo
Ham and Mert Hardin found
themselves "that" color all over
with a dash of variety added In
the form of "deep purple.' Bosse
Gamble trailed along with that
twig hanging down won't some
people ever grow up? Klght
swung out with that "Incendiary
blond" gag and almost caused
an explosion in chapel when she
boldly proposed to our dignified
dean girls girls he's married.
Getting back to our men
there was a Jolly fisherman who
Just fished and fished and
some guys like Jack Pearce
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DR. W. R. WHITE
H.P.G. Graduate Principal Speaker at Ceremony
Walton Studio to Make
Class Pictures For Lasso
Walton Studio has been con-
tacted to make the class pic-
tures for the La.sso this year ac-
cording to a recent announce-
ment made by Miss Roscmarj
Hargett Lasso Editor.
The Lasso will be publishd '
again by the News Photo Pub-
lishing Agency at San Angelo.
Cla.ss picture tickets were is-
sued to the Freshmen last Fri-
day and will be issued to the
other classes In turn as the pic-
tuies are completed. The Fresh-
men should start having their
pictures made tomorrow.
Miss Hargett urges that all
students cooperate with the
Lasso staff by having their pic-
tures made as soon as possible
after leceiving the necessar.v
tickets.
Already about three sections
must'uv thought that cave man
stle was good stuff judging
eh Helen??
Let's look for a moment away
from our "chess parade" Into the
deep mysteries of that delight-
ful chapel exercise Where shall
we commence? Dean Huff was
surrounded by lovely maids;
there must be a man shortage.
After chapel some one remarked
that he looked like one of those
painted up "thongs" with all
that lipstick on his forehead
oh oh hope he dld't forget and
wipe It on his handerkerchlef
Mrs. Huff might not understand.
Dr. Taylor hold his own as one
of the most beautiful of all the
fish girls captured his heart to
the extent that she persuaded
him to escort her across the
stage while the remainder of
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of the Lasso have been comple-
ted and the work is reported
to be going forward in a very
smooth and efficient manner.
Tlu complete staff has not been
selected but in part it is as fol-
lows: Rosemary Hargett Editor;
Gloria Robnett art editor; Bill
Moore sports editor and Faye
Doris Leach and Esta Davis
photographers.
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CAPT. KATIIEUINE EVANS
RECEIVES DISCHARGE
Capt. Katherine H. Evans
Brownwood has received a dis-
chaige from active duty In the
Army Nuivps Corps after serv-
ing more than four and a half
.eais. She was head nuise at
the Medical Arts Hospital here
before her entry in the ANC.
her crowd crooned "Here Comes
the Bride."
Dr. Davis almost stole the
show as scores upon scores of
gorgeous dolls peered into his
big brown eyes caiessed his Illy
white hands and soothed his
ruffled brow then proposed to
him and honestly he did en-
courage it.
All In all that was a madday
the first of Its kind for the fish
the last some of us will know
a day long to be remembered be-
cause it is typical of that good
old Howard Payno spirit and
those freshmen reminded us of
that old saying "Howard Payne
the college where everybody Is
somebody" and we gently add
"even 'fish' " else why honor
them with such a day????
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Ruth Innlii. junior fiom R il-
I Iinr Fprinij.s. and Martha S1 .
C'liui enior from Orecnvil'i .
An-. he candidates nominate I
lor sceietaiy. Ruth Iimlis io-
ceivid 188 votes to become sec-
retaiv. oer the 145 received bv
Mkv St. Clair.
Bobbie Hamilton junior from
Co'i.nan was the onh eandi-
d. te named for the position of
Jacket Editor.
Ro-alie Briggs was elected .-cc-retaiy
and Douglas Estes was
elected editor in the regular
Student Council elections last
spring but their offices were
left vacant when they did not
return to school this fall.
Other Student Council offi
cers include: Lonnie Richardson
president; Mary Jo Willifoid.
vice president; Truman Taylor
tieasurer; Rosemary Hargett
Lasso editor; Jimm Allen Las
so business manager; Velna
Hodges Jacket busine.-s man-
ager; and Jack Pearce head yell
leader.
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Class Officers For
Fall Term Elected
Officer.s for the fall teim have
been elected in the senior Junior
sophomore and freshman class-
es in the fhst class meetings of
the year.
Glenn Edward was elected
president of the senior class
with Mildred Powell vice presi-
dent; Beitha Grijalva secretary
Martha St. Clair treasmcr; and
Baldy Pitts reporter.
Officers elected in the Junior
class are Truman Taylor presi-
dent; Jimmy Kight vice presl-
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War Veterans Meet
To Re-organize
The War Veterans Club com-
posed of ox-service men who
are now attending Howard
Payne has partly completed re-
organization for the coming
year.
A constitution Is being com-
posed by the group and upon its
completion a complete staff of
officers will be elected. At the
present time two offices have
been filled as follows: W. J. Bal-
lard president and Don Whit-
more secertary.
The organization meets each
Thursday evening in 201 of the
Ad Building. They invite all ex-
service men to be present.
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ATTENTION PLEASE
AH STUDENTS'!
Class pictures foi the Lisj-o
are to be made at Walton's
Studio 301 Fisk. Your co-
operation in having your pic-
ture made as soon as possible
after the tickets are passed
out will be appreciated.
The Freshman tickets have
already been handed out and
those pictures will be made
this week beginning tomor-
row. Please do not delay but
have them made as soon as
possible.
Thanks In advance for
your cooperation
Rosemary Hargett
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