Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 6, Ed. 1, Tuesday, October 17, 1950 Page: 3 of 4
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THE YELLOW JACKET
Conrad Thebault Is
First Guest Artist
CONRAD THIBAULT Young American born baritone will appear
as the first guest artist oi the Brownwood Community Concert Asso
elation on October 30.
Cuiirart Thibaull baritone will
open the fall s"iivo:i of the Com-
munity Concert with Ins appear-
ance here October IJO in the Mims
Auditorium of Howard J'nyiio
College.
Tlubault's appeaianco will be
the fir.st of Unco concerts to be
presented bv the organization
during the M'aM'ii The Philhar
monic 1'iano ljuarlcl will appear
on February 'I'l and Dorothy Sar-
noff soprano on March 1(J.
A ladio television and concert
artist. Tlubnult was born in
Northhampton Massachusetts of
mixed French and New England
ancestry.
As a recording artist he has
made records for both RCA Vic
tor and Decca. Among his most
recent releases for the latter com-
pany are the "Roustabout Sangs"
of the Ohio Valley "Bayou Bal-
lads" based on Creole folksongs
and a single disc with "Goin'
Home" on one side and Malotte's
'Lord's Prayer" on the other.
Thibault litis appeared on such
bioadcasts as "Carnegie Hall"
"Firestone Hour" "American
Melody Hour" Coca-Cola Hour"
and the "Lucky Strike Show." He
ha appeared as guest artist on
numeious TV programs in addi-
Mi n to starring on his own show
Musk Room."
STYLECASTER
Hi best dressers! Let's try
o..Kl!..ng dif this week but dcf.
Winter is casting its blurry
oiia n an 1 glistening gae this
wt.v lei's "be prepared." Some-
ti'ii i t i scout about this week is
ii iK. le style item we uncover-
ed that will cover the case.
i;u-.eis havf become mole im-
..'in. uiis season because of
it i utility. In this special
u. i filiation we aie describing a
WMU Luncheon
For HPC Siudenis
HI-NOTES
All Howard Payne
who reside outside the United
States were special guests at the
monthly covered-dish luncheon
for Women's Missionary Society
MonJay. October Hi at six P. M.
at the First Baptist Church
By Charlsoy Laminack
The Knby Stone Quintet un
students j CBS -TV's "Strictly for Laughs"
e its oxistaneo to the good aim
ol a Na.i ack-nck gun. While on a
hombiiig mission in the last
World War the B-17 Flying Fort-res.-
on which Stone was a gunner
pa. sed thiough the sights of a
The Bagby Circle of the First German anti-aircraft unit. Flak
Baptist Church was hostess for
cnppkd two of the engines and it
the day with Mrs. Ward Parks as! .impel baik as far as the English
program chairman. Maliel Khun I Channel where the crew bailed
from Hawaii was the principal
speaker.
Foieign students who are at-
.( n lint; the college including the
sons and daughters of missionar-
. and the students of Baptist
Foieign mission work were pres-
ent. - o
TAYLOR
r. Thomas
H. Taylor. Presi-
nt of Howaid Payne College
.'.as in New Mexico last week-end
. i. lending the Slate Baptist Con-
vention. Dr. Ta lor will appear
on the progiam while in New
t.pe duster made in two' exico.
A
(.Ci .1.11
fall i .. one m All-Rayon Gbar-j
Hit' .in I the other in Corduroy.)
lh f...i. . in these styles have
b en t.i el lor repellency.
If voi w.ll note the new bat
wing sleeve with the deep arm
hole and no shoulder pads you
readily see how important this
would be. The new tight cuffed
push-up sleeve also lends itself
io the new style trends. Can be
worn over a dress eoat or suit.
This new large armhole allows
pHity of room making it more
comfortable
Wear it as
a Raincoat
a Duster
a Thiow-over-your shoul-
der A Dress Coat
"Fashion Fiesta." a project of
the Brownwood Lions Club will
be staged Thursday October 19
on the Roof Garden of Hotel
Brownwood. Tickets for this af
J fa.n can be purchased from HPC
students who are members of the
Salesmanship class for 35 cents.
Don't miss it!
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mp Bowie Chapel.
New members ol the Life Ser-
v.n Band are Dick Delleney.
Bobbie Baucom. .lean Clark Roy
Wauson Sybil Reid Jo Rowe
June Ismonde Howard Fore
Gene Bratton and Jerry Graves.
"Did not our hearts burn within
us . . ." as Jerry Graves lead this
original poem:
Jesus Christ my Lord
Means everything to me.
His love reaches the highest
peaks
And flows deeper than the sea.
He saw me when I knew him
not
And drew me with His eyes
And those same eyes will lead
me on
To Gloiy m the skies.
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Koacli oLl
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OWING'S JEWELERY
(Formerly Armstrong's)
Free Watch Inspection
Santa Fe Wateli Repairman
BLITZ
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Phone 5539
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
"CAMI'l'S CIiritCH (IF
HOWARD PAYNE
COLLEfiK"
A homelike church which long
has stood
Could be yours if you only
only would
Attend tnese services:
Sunday School .. l):-ir
Morning Woiship .10:55
Training Union .. 0:15
Mill-Week Prayer Serivce
7:30
Evening Worship
7:3''
Decoration in
Newest modern
Y. P. Dept.
Comfortable air conditioned
sanctuary.
Fellowship Activities. Youth
Choir.
NOW
You can bring your kodak finishing to Gibbons Smith
Ls?" STUDIO
Last Monday night there were
moio than 120 at Life Service
Band Attendance at all activities
of the BSU has really been good
this year.
I believe that we are in a pos-
I ) in n to have the greatest revival
' . r i : .
we have ever Known uou is
ready to give it. Aie we ready to
receive it'.' Let's get ready! It
isn't long until the College Re-
vival begins. Pray now for its ser-
vices and the unsaved on our cam-
pus. Don't wait until December
tih and then put on a lot of re-
ligion and begin a one-week cru-
sade. That just won't work.
Don't miss the Mission Band
Advance. A wonderful program
has been planned.
The B. S. U. Convention is to
be held in Houston this year. The
1 theme for the convention will be
"That All May Know Christ."
Howard Butt Jr. of Corpus Chris-
ti will be keynote speaker and
Dick Baker of Fort Worth will
direct the music.
New members of the Mission
Band are Joyce Lee Charles Bet-
hea and Mary Lou King. Also
Frank Gillam has been elected by
the Mission Band as pastor of the
Coggin Avenue
Baptist Church
1815 Coggin Avenue
DR. H. H. HARGROVE Pastor
FMmr itA
1005 Center Avenue
Brownwood
CHILDERS PHARMACY
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Brownwood Texas
DAIRY QUEEN
Under New Management
Hamburgors
The church with a Youth Pro-
gram. Welcome to Howard Payne
Students
Free taxicab transportation
furnished.
Call White Cab telephone No.
7515 or 9889 and say:
"I want to go to Coggin Avenue
Baptist Church."
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out. Stone was sent to an Army
iiospdal m England to lecuperate.
V rule diere he began tooting an
old tiumpet.
When Stone leturned to his na-
tive Bionx Michael Grdner a
pianist 1 1 lend volunteeied to
leach him how to lead music.
Theie the two eonsideied tile pos-
sibilities oi oiani.ing a small
musical gioiip lor night club and
hoiel uoik. Gardner knew two
inusicians: drummer Eddie Hall
and tenor saxnian Art Engler
both e.-GIs and Bionxites whom
he mt to join.
Deciding to piesent music in a
atincal and liuinoioiis way they
worked out a lew ariangements
and took on another member bass
fiddle player "Doc" Mandel and
started looking lor work. In the
fall of '!() booked into the Phila-
r I 1 1 1 1 1 .' i iiiiilil fliili. fMirk. Iliev
staved foitv weeks. Followed oth-1
er dub dates and finally a spot on
TV. The Quintet operates on a
competitive basis. Each musician
shaies equally m the profits the
expanses and the work.
Still standing m line on popu-
lor lecmds is "C'e.it Si Bon"
Fiinch-type song with a real
American ja.. tiealment from
the meat Louis Aimstiong on a
Decca him. Satchmo's great ja.
phrasim makes tins a stand-out
oji both singing and trumpeting.
Reverse is "La Vie m Rose." Hai
ry James pays homage to another
.dl-time gieat the late Bix Beid-
i. check with a very warm
sympathetic treatment of the Bix-
lan original. "In a Mist." Stren-
.)iis and sincere it olfers a sharp I
iioiiiiast to the revei se. "Brazil-
..in Sleigh Bells."
Another Columbia platter worth
your wnile is the Model mures
"Bid in' My Time" a line but sel-
dom peilormed Gershwin song.
'i li is group from Glen Miller's old
band supplies an extraordinady
line blend and its saddmg is some-
thing that other vocal outfits
would give a couple of tenors for.
"Dig-Dig-Dig for your Dinner"
gets a line rythemic beat thanks
in no small measure to uie m-
spued backing of Los Brown's
band.
Fiom the "Three Little Words"
movie batch theie's "Thinking of
You" as sung by Anita Elba "I
Loe You so Much" surpnsingly
well sung by the gorgeous Arlene
Dalil and "Who's Sorry Now"
which Gloria de Haven does very
well. Miss de Haven also pops on
her own Decca disc singing "Don't
Be Afraiil" and "There Isn't Very
Much to do Now."
For convincing singing get hold
of Woody Herman's "I Want a Lit-
tle Gnl." on Capital. The Head
Herdsman sings with much feel-
ing. The reverse is a jazz opus
tailed "Cusic To Dance To."
Exciting ja.z renuni.scent of the
gieat Jimmie Lunceford band
tomes from Sy Oliver's outfit on
Decca. Sy who arranged for Jim-
mie recreates his "For Dancers
Only" and "Four or Five Times"
"1 Ain't Got Nobody" which he
.sings delightfully and which has
some beautiful baritone sax work
of Ernie Caceres and "Wagon
Wheels." More in the modern
manner is the Reinhold Svensson
gioiip (lrom Sweden) as it does
"Sweet and Lovely" and "My
Blue Heaven" m a manner quite
reminiscent of the George Shear-
ing Quintet. Svensson's group ap-
pears on the New Ja.z label.
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She I'm thirty but I don't
look it do I?"
He "No but I'll bet you once
did."
Howard Payne YWA
Meets In Dormitory
The Young Women's Auxiliary
of the dormitory met Tuesday
night for their second meeting of
the year. The president Alice
Rickel called the meeting to order
after which Eunice Roman led the
group in prayer. Minutes of the
last meeting were lead and ap-
proved then the meeting was
turned over to Ramona Tennyson
for the piogram.
For the program Pat Bates and
Maijone Denton sang "Longing
for Jesus." followed by Ramona
telling what the YWA is and the
purpose of the organization. The
history of the Dormitory YWA
was given by Doris Hood after
which Alice Rickel closed the pro-
gram with a piayer.
After the piogram a short bus-
iness session was held in which
it was decided to nu'cl on the first
and thud Tuesdays of every
month at eight o'clock in the par
lor of the girls' dormitory. With
all officers except the reporter
elected Donna Mueller was se-
lected to fill that office. The oth-
er officers aie: Alice Rickel pres-
ident; Nancy Edgar vice-president;
Janie Model secretary; Ra-
mona Tennyson program chair-
man Lois Wines pianist; and Eu-
nice Ramon song leader.
Give a londlord an inch and
he'll rent it.
Good points of an undertaker:
You aie malting money while
the other guy goes into the hole.
You don't have to listen to dry
jokes to please your customers.
People aie just dying to be
youi customers.
He's as smart as the next guy
but the next guy always turns out
io be a inoion.
A fool cannot see the same tiee
that a wise man sees . . .
Eternity is in love with the pro-
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lima Bingham Bennett Prop.
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Southside Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Conveniently Located
Near the Campus
TELEPHONE 2624
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and shop at the
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Three reasons why you should
visit at the Book Store
1 . Your collegiate needs are supplied
2. The center where visitors are welcome
3. Friendly Service in a cool clean place
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Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 6, Ed. 1, Tuesday, October 17, 1950, newspaper, October 17, 1950; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth92290/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Howard Payne University Library.