Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 7, Ed. 1, Wednesday, November 5, 1952 Page: 3 of 4
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Wednesday; November 5 1952
Yellow Jacket
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Haskew speaks
at Fish meeting.
Miss Eula Haskew of the Ho-
ward Payne English department
addressed the freshman class
Tuesday October 28 when the
class had its regular weekly meet-
ing. Her subject was "Getting the
Most from College Life."
Miss Haskew Professor Yantis
Bobnett and Professor Charles
Stewart are sponsors of the fresh-
man class.
J
McCarty sings
at soph meeting.
Bert McCarty was soloist on the
sophomore class program Tues-
day October 28.
He was accompanied at the
piano by Joyce Marshall.
At the same meeting Joyce
Marshall Barbara Brock and Pat
"Wild made announcements con-
cerning the sophomore class pro-
ject for the Campus Carnival.
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Linda Steer sings
for senior class.
Linda Steer freshman sang
"I'll Walk Alone" and "I Don't
Know Why" at the senior class
meeting October 28.
She was accompanied by Genny
Anderson at the piano.
QUALITY MEN'S
WEAR
315 Center Avenue
"SHOP WITH US"
Mainly about
your friends.
By Addie Little
It was terrible awful un-
doscribablo. The whole doxm
was quiet the other night. Not
a radio was playing. There was
no sound in the creaky halls.
No doors were slamming the
house phones were silent and
not a single voice could be heard
from the kitchen to third floor.
Miss Sikes was shocked the
floor directors were crying.
What was the matter? Dean
Day was gone.
It's not always studying when
you go to the library not with
the show that "Babe" Ruglaar and
"Doggie" Bearden put on.
Clyde Blair has fun just about
anywhere he goes. Have you
seen him lately buzzing straws
in the chow hall?
Bill Jones and Joetta Jones are
seen at the same places these
days. An accident?
Bill Walls likes typing so well
that he's asking everyone if they
need help on theres. If he's
overlooked you you may get in
touch with him at Taylor Hall.
Richard Hampton resolved that
he was going to study a certain
night. What happened? You
guessed it. Nancy came along.
I thought it was a wonderful
meal until Linda Heath and
Barbara asked me "Addie
who's our headwaiter?"
Who says Alta B. Scott isn't
busy writing letters? Why last
month she received nine letters
and has already answered one.
I slipped into the boys' dorm
the other afternoon and heard
Frank Rutledge and the team
singing "I Went to Your Wed-
ding." Juanell Davis is always busy
but she thinks she might have
time to plaft football. That's
another freshman by the way
who never fails to give everyone
a friendly smile.
I think we have a wonderful
B.S.U. this year. Whatcha say
gang let's keep up that spirit.
Danny Proctor studies continu-
District 16 church music festival held
at First Baptist Church October 27.
The Baptist Church Music Competition-Festival
was held Mon-
day October 27 at First Baptist
Church Brownwood.
Sponsors was the Baptist State
Music Department of which Dr.
J. D. Riddle Dallas is director.
Dr. Clyde J. Garrett head of Ho-
ward Payne Fine Arts Depart-
ment was general chairman.
The festival was similar to ones
held in Baptist Districts through-
out Texas to be climaxed by the
State Festival in Lubbock No-
vember 28.
Soloists trios quartets junior
Wheeler Bradshaw
are wed. It's all
in fun of course!
Euneta Wheeler and Charles
Bradshaw were united in "un-
lawful" matrimony when
Ministers' Association met
Tuesday evening October 28.
Dr. Paul Brooks Leath pas-
tor of First Baptist church
Brownwood who spoke on con-
ducting the marriage cere-
mony officiated at the service.
The bride wore a soft gray
suit with matching accessories.
The groom wore blue jeans by
Levi and J. C. Penny and a
sport shirt.
The bride and groom will
make their home in Howard
Payne and Thomas Taylor Hall
respectively.
Following the ceremony the
couple was honored with a
reception at Ma's and Pa's
where president Calrke Wise-
man led the Ministerial As-
socia in wishing them "many
happy returns of the day."
COME AND EAT GOOD FOOD AT
PA'S AND MA'S CAFE
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Parker
605 Center
Peerless Drug Company
Walgreen Drug System
201 N. Center
DOWNTOWN
DRUG and NOVELTIES
Fountain Service Sandwiches
Open Till 11 o'clock Weekdays
SUNRISE CLEANERS
Dial 2-2940
900 Austin Ave.
A. J. PALMORE
"A neat Appearance Is A Valuable Asset'
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KIIG MUSIC COMPANY
"Everything in Music"
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choirs senior choirs youth choirs
and hymn players were entered.
Each division was judged by three
judges against a standard and not
each other.
Serving as adjudicators were
Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Riddle; Pro-
fessors Frederich Thiebaud and
Charles Richey Howard Payne
College; and Alan Benson pro-
fessor of music San Angelo Junior
College and an HPC graduate.
Concluding the festival was a
mass choir of all participants. In-
cluded in the choir were the Ho-
ward Payne oratorio and a cap-
pella choirs in special hymn ar-
rangements and the Hallalujah
Chorus from "The Messiah"
under the direction of Dr. Garrett.
Dolly Robnelt
club meets.
The Dolly Robnett Club met
in the W. A. Bell Club room
of Walker Memorial Library
Tuesday afternoon October 28.
The program presented by Mrs.
D. D. Tidwell carried out the
Hallowe'en theme with each
guest receiving a Hallowe'en
charm as she arrived.
Piano selections were given by
Gloria Kimbro freshman from
San Antonio.
Miss Eula Haskew president
presided over the short business
session held after the program.
A social hour followed.
I nosiesses were ivuss iena Vin
son Miss Frances Burrage Mrs.
Earl Sanders Mrs. Henry Webb
Mrs. Fredrick Thiebaud and Mrs.
D. D. Tidwell.
Maid of cotton
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Wroth Street textile center.
Everywhere she goes the Maid
will call upon mayors governors
national officials cotton industry
officials and civic groups to build
good will for the industry which
employs 12000000 persons. She
also appears as feature model in
all cotton fashion shows to show
the versatility of cotton as a year-
round fabric.
An official tour manager travels
with the Maid throughout her trip.
The itinerary from the 1953
Maid has not been announced yet
but it is expected to parallel the
trip made by previous Maids the
Cotton Council said.
Miss Mullarkey 1952 Maid of
Cotton traveled more than 05000
miles by air during seven months
visiting 30 major American cities;
Paris France; Hamilton Toronto
and Montreal Canada; Rio de
Janeiro Sao Paulo and Santos
Brazil; Lima Peru; and Panama
City Panama.
She was presented a 1952 Ford
Victoria autombile by Memphis
area Ford dealers at the comple-
tion of her three-continent tour
in July. Miss Mullarkey is now
completing her courses in do-
mestic science at SMU.
LET US FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS
GOGGIN AVE. DRUG CO.
Coggin Ave. at Third
Phone 2449
CITIENS PHARMACY
Citizens National Bank Bldg.
Phone 2644
ouslv. The other night at the
library he was busy with a speech.
Juanell Greenfield stays busy
planning menus and cooking for
the girls on third.
Is this the 7th or 8th week of
school was the debate in Coach
Williams' class last week.
New names around the camp-
us are Frances Miller L. R.;
Vernell Price J. S.; and Carol
Gist R. Y. Ask them what they
mean.
Johnny Pedroso what happen-
ed to you the other day at the
post office?
This week my hat's off to
coaches Anderson and Williams.
They're good examples of the
faculty. Friendly smile and
greeting to all the students
"Faculty" all of you are nice.
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Do you know what's
wrong with the girls on
Howard Payne campus?
Do you know what's
wrong with boys on Ho-
ward Payne campus?
These are some panel discus-
sions soon to be heard at Sopho-
more class meetings vice-president
Barbara Brock has announced.
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Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 7, Ed. 1, Wednesday, November 5, 1952, newspaper, November 5, 1952; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth92351/m1/3/: accessed April 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Howard Payne University Library.