Armored Sentinel (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, September 30, 1960 Page: 6 of 18
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Page Six
Stresses Attendance
Gen. Farrand Addresses
Meadows School PTA
The first meeting of the Mead
ows Parents-Teachers Association
was attended by a standing-room-
only-crowd last week.
The meeting opened with the
flag ceremony presented by the
Boy-Scout Post 120 Montague Vil
lage. Invocation was given by
Chaplain Charles Bergreen.
Maj. Gen. Edward G. Far
rand commander of Fort
Hood and 2nd Armored Divi
sion was guest speaker of the
evening. Gen. Farrand
stressed the need for PTA
attendance and said "Through
PTA cooperation and respect
we can bring up children we
can rely upon to keep our
country strong."
M-Sgt. B. E. Prather PTA
President introduced the Associ
ation's Officers as follows: 1st
Vice President Mrs. June Muller
2nd Vice President Maj. L. Hum
phreys 3rd Vice President M-
Sgt. W. B. Calloway Secretary
Mrs. V. I. Gallaher Treasurer
Mrs. L. Dell Publicity Director
Mrs. L. H. Berger and Historian
Mrs. Mattie McQueen.
John Cook school principaf
urged all parents to attend the
October meeting when grading of
report cards will be discussed.
Mrs. Muller introduced Mrs.
Beringer music director of Mead
Brand New
Rambler American
4 door sedan Light blue
Heater & Overdrive
Going at dealers' cost One only!
Brand New
ows who entertained with a polka
played on the vibra-harp.
Date and time of the next PTA
will be announced.
KB Men Win
In 4 th Army
Photo Contest
Capt. William E. Laybourn
and Specialist Fifth Class Frank
Girard Headquarters and Head
quarters Company Killeen Army
Base were announced as award
winners at the Fourth United
States Army Phase of the All-
Army ar.d Ninth Interservic
Photo Contest held at Sandia
Base N. M. on Sept. 12.
Capt. Laybourn won second
place in color with his photo
graph "Rotenburg Rooftops" and
a merit award for his colored
slide "Balaric Islands".
Sp5 Girard won a merit award
for his hlack and white photo
called "Bushed."
Eoth Capt. Laybourn and Sp-
Girard were recent winners in
the Base Photo Contest and are
now eligible to compete at Fort
Jay Governors Island N. Y. on
Oct. 17.
Are You PayingToo Much For
YOUR INSURANCE?
WE CAN SAVE YOU 20% TO 50%
ON YOUR INSURANCE
(Monthly Terms If Desired)
Liability Auto Fire
Armored Insurance Agency
On the Right as You Leave the East Gate
1102 W. RANCIER KILLEEN ME4-2436
FANTASTIC COMPACT SALE
WHY SHOP? ONE STOP
and you see them all!
Ambassador
ops O Factory Air Con-
Going at dealers cost
nly 2 left
inx
miles O Light
below dealers'
new Green
One only
(Across From Bus Station)
ARC Staff
Aide Course
Set Oct. 3
A Staff Aide Course will be
given Oct. 3 at 1 p.m. in the
Red Cross Blood Bank Center
U. S. Army Hospital at Fort
Hood. For further information
and enrollment call the office
of the ARC Field Director 3-9145
3-9146.
At a meeting on Sept. 26 held
as a preliminary to the Staff
Aide Course Mr. C. Gibbs ARC
Field Director announced that
nursery service was free of
charge to volunteers while tak
ing the course and later during
the volunteer work hours. Mr.
Gibbs also stated that the forth
coming annual course is well set
up and interesting.
Mrs. N. M. Bakke outgoing
Staff Aide Chairman introduced
Mrs. Robert J. Orsak the new
Staff Aide Chairman. Mrs. Bakke
explained the great need for Staff
Aide Ladies and mentioned spe
cific duties at: Well Baby Clinic
ENT Clinic Office of Field Di
rector and the ARC Central Ieg-
ional Blood-Bank which is also
located at Ft. Hood.
It was brought out that the
volunteer work in the blood bank
is essentialy a Staff Aide pro
ject but there has been a lack
of Staff Aide personnel to carry
on.
Enrollees for the Staff Aide
Course to date are: Mrs. Edwin
Reed Jr. Mrs. Christian Ulsh-
oefer Mrs. Wm. G. McDonough
Mrs. ALVA Rosenbalm Mrs.
Adam Maslek.
Fog: stuff that is dangerous to
drive in especially if it's metal.
The trip from a mahogany bar
to a granite slab can be made on
just a few drinks.
mmI JlJJ
Brand New
Metro Politian
Convertible 2-Tone White
wall tires O Radio & Heater O Going
at dealers' cost Only one left.
1960
Ford Falcon
Light blue 5000 miles Heater
with Deluxe trim $200 below dealers' cost
Only one left
1960
Vauxhaul
4 door sedan Heater O Red
Below dealers' cost O One left
1958
Jeepster
Hopped up Chev. V8 engine O 4-door
convertible Liike new $895.
Only one
EX RAMBLER
USED GAR LOT
Temple Texas
&
Classes Start In October
Registration for Mary Hardin-
Baylor College off duty will be
held September 26 through Octo
ber 1 in the Education Center
officials announced today.
Actual classes will get under
way October 3 and 4 in the Cen
ter (Bldg. 212).
Ranging from Personnel Man
agement to Spanish the classes
will meet on alternate days each
week through December 5 and
and will offer three hours degree
credit upon satisfactory comple
tion.
Military enrollees may com
plete military forms at the time
of registration to secure govern
ment tuition assistance offered un
der DA Circular No. 621-6 15 Au
gust 1960.
This assistance amounts to
$22.50 per course offered dur
ing the fall semester. Cost to
the serviceman is only $7.50
and purchase of necessary
books.
All enlisted men are eligible for
financial assistance as well as all
commissioned officers with the
exception of those who are sched
uled for release from service
within two years of course com
pletion or who are on two year
obligated tours.
Military dependents may enroll
in the courses at Mary Hardin
Baylor on October 3 but must
pay the full registration fee of $30
plus purchase of texts. Their en
rollment is contingent upon the
fact that vacancies exist in class
es.
Courses to be offered during the
fall semester Monday Wednes
day 6:00 to 8:20 p.m. include:
Business 237 (Personnel Man
agement) A study of the man
aging of manpower in modern so
ciety the behavior of people in
their employment relationships.
Education 238 (Introduc
tion to Education) Survey
of public school procedure in
the United States designed to
orient students in procedures
history social foundations
and philosophic bases of
American education.
General Psychology 235 (Prin
ciples of Psychology) Basic
principles of psychology and the
application of these principles as
they relate to man's adjustment
to life.
History 337 (History of the
West) History of the explora
tion and settlement of the Trans-
Mississippi West to 1890 and a
study of the significant contribu
tions the West made t& American
democracy.
Long Sleeve SHIRTS
Asst. Sizes Styles and Colors
REG. 1.19 Values
Small—Medium—Large
REG. 1.98 OO-
SPECIAL
REG. $2.98
REG. $3.98
THE ARMORED SENTINEL FORT HOOD TEXAS
IRANIAN ARMY OFFICERS—Capt. Mohammad Tadjbakhsh and Capt. Ghafarian Akbar
company commanders in the Imperial Iranian Army prepare to fire the M48 tank. The officers are
observing unit training and operations in the 1st and 13th Cavalry 1st Armored Division for a two
week period. (Official U.S. Army Photo by SCF Woods)
Registration For MH-B
Off-Duty Courses Set
Mathematics 132 (Plane Trigo
nometry) An introductory
course in trigonometry including
a study of the trigonometric func
tions solution of triangles in
verse functions trigonometric
equations and complex numbers.
English 131 (Rhetoric and Com
position) Systematic develop
ment of skill in writing. Gram
mar review and the principles of
composition
Tuesday Thursday (6:00-8:20
p.m.)
History 231 (U. S. History
through 1865) A social and po
litical history of the United
States including European back
grounds colonial development Re
on an on it on
growth of political parties
sectionalism and the Civil War.
Mathematics 131 (College
Algebra) Study of the pro
Other committee members elec
ted were Mrs. Leslie Harmon
secretary Mrs. Norman Bagley
Treasurer Mrs. Billy Clinton
Purchaser Mrs. James Moore
Historian and Mrs. Kenneth
Oliver Member at Large. Capt.
Curtis D. Fish was nominated as
the new Military Advisor succeed
ing CWO Leslie W. Peterson.
Mrs. Roy M. Green escorted
by Capt. Marvin L. Reynolds
wore a "Mamselle" original black
cocktail dress with a white Fox
shrug.
Mr. Sachs was the commen
tator for the showing of the new
fashions. Sportswear including a
black fringed capri set and gold
capri trousers dresses for day
time wear casual and dress suits
[complimented by fall hats and
PAY DAY SPECIALS
*69
REG. 1.98 Values..........
89c
DIAPER
SETS
Special $459
Only. .. I
77C
Boy's Washable JACKETS
Quilted Lining—All Sizes
RED—BLACK—BROWN—
BLUE—GREEN
'2.59
*3.59
SELECT YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT NOW AND LAY-A-WAY
MAKE PAYMENTS WITH BIG TEX STAMPS
50c DOWN HOLDS UNTIL DECEMBER 10th
perties of quadratic equations
progressions variations loga
rithms induction permuta
tions and combinations pro-
bility determinants and
theory of equations.
History 437 (History of Modern
Russia) An historical analysis
of the forces which created the
S S us an is at on
Europe the revolutionary tradi
tions the Bolshevik victory the
New Economic Policy and Stalin
ism.
Sociology 233 (Introduction to
Sociology) Study of the scope
purpose and methods of sociology
Forms and functions of present-
day organization of our social or
der and a brief survey of the so
cial institutions.
Spanish 131 (Elementary Span
ish) Reading writing and
speaking Spanish.
Mrs. Fish Named Chairman
Of LS Advisory Committee
Mrs. Curtis D. Fish was select
ed Chairman of the Montague
Village Little School's Advisory
Committee at a meeting of par
ents recently at Killeen Army
Base.
The Little School presents
program for children 3 to 6 years
of age. The school's varied pro
gram includes health and safety
instruction-dancing music self-
expression art and numerous
other projects which encourage
personal responsibility. The chil
dren are taught with the essential
equipment needed to develop
manual dexterity creative play
social adaptability and muscular
co-ordination.
Mrs. Harriett Carrill and Mrs.
Mary Kelley will supervise the
children during the school term.
Fall Fashion Show Highlight:
Killeen Base OWC Meet
A fall fashion show featuring
domestic and imported fash
ions for 1960 was presented by
Aubrey Sachs of Waco in the ball
room of the Killeen Army Base
Officers' Open Mess last Friday.
accessories cocktail dresses for
after-five wearing and ballroom
gowns were modeled.
Members of the Officers' Wives
Club who acted as models were:
Mesdames A. N. Down's G. W.
Flint M. L. Reynolds N. Duva
E. Green J. Siegmundt G. A
May F. E. Speights C. T. WaL
ton D. R. Blincow and D. E.
Brown. Assisting the models in
preparation for the show were
Mrs. H. C. Gordon Mrs. Duane
Terry and Mrs. A. E. Levulis.
The moon not only pulls the
Earth's tide back and forth it
also stops cars on sideroads.
BOY'S
SWEAT SHIRTS
690
98c'Value ...
Close Out
BLUE JEANS
Reg. $1.98
LADIES'
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390
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Cassorote Serving Set
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Armored Sentinel (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, September 30, 1960, newspaper, September 30, 1960; Temple, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth254654/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Casey Memorial Library.