The J-TAC (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 16, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 7, 1961 Page: 5 of 8
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 10(11
THE J-TAC
Friends of Music Will
Present Spring Shows
PAGE F1VH
Four "Friends of Music" pro-
grams are scheduled for the spring
semester, it was announced today
by ■Dr." Don Morton, head of the
Tarleton music department.
The next program, scheduled
Feb. 19, will feature a. pianist, a
cellist, and a harpist. They will
I.,
ANITA BARRETT
More Twirling Trophies
Anita Barrett, freshman music
major and feature twirler with
ihe TSC Band, recently won two
medals in the Quanali, Texas,
KBTA twirling- contest. Anita en-
tered in three events—solo twirl-
ing, flag' twirling, and in duet
twirling with Patsy Kciizer of
Grand Prairie, This brings Anita's
medal collection to Vi medals and
also 0 trophies, all earned with
her baton.
perform at 3:30 p.m. in the Little
Auditorium.
Five Friends of Music programs
were presented at Tarleton during'
the fall semester. These prog'rams
featured u dual pianist, a violist:
a solo pianist, a soprano, a bari-
tone soloist, and a string trio.
Friends of Music program!!
were organized at Tarleton last
year, and their purpose is to en-
rich the cultural environment of
Stephenville by bringing monthly
chamber music ' programs to Taii-
leton. These programs are made
possible through contributions
made by the following patrons:
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Peterson,
Mr. and Mrs, W. R, Morton, Dr.
and Mrs. Pruce Ten-ill, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Chessmore, Mr, and
Mrs. Lewis Woodward, Dr. Doll „•
Glover, Mr. and Mrs. Swan Rich-
ardson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Col-
wick, Mrs. Wilda Mitchell, Mr.
John Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. Hilmar
Wagner, Mrs. J. Thomas Davis,
Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Blumenfield,
Mrs. W. J. Wisdom, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Walker, Miss Lillie V Lil-
lard, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Franks,
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Cedars,
Mrs. Jeannette Boren, Mrs. Ross
Wolfe, Miss Virginia Bond, MTss
Minn Ferguson, Miss Mattie
Walker,'Miss Alice Grissom, Mi*,
and Mrs. L. G. Rich, Mrs. Majie
Baxley, Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Mc-
Millan, Miss Joanne Thaman, Mrs.
Cnas. V/. Froh, Mrs. A. W. Boyd,
Mr, and Mrs. Paul Hiekie, Robert
L. Keighton, President and Mrs.
E. J. llowell, Miss Johnnie Shir-
ley, Dr. Dick Smith, Miss Lucy
King, Miss Lee Edwin Terry, Mrs.
Roxie Cress, Mr. Marvin C. Bell,
Mrs. Mary Moore.
PARKING DECALS
Students with cars should r&
member to purchase decals now t®
avoid parking citations. The decal®
are on sale at the registrars of-,
fice for $2.00. Dorm students arsa
requested not to park on the cami
pus proper before 2:30.
Mayor Evans Is Probably
Th e T own's Most Active Ma n
Mow can a man be u good citi-
zen ? One way is to use as a
guide the life of Stephenville's
ma;yor and perhaps one of the
busiest men in the state. Mayor
Evans' record as a leader in his
professional, civic, social and
church life, is almost . unbeliev-
able. One asks the question when
faced with his record of accom-
plishments, how can a man do so
much?
Five years ago Mr. Evans was
the local Jaycees' nominee for one
of the "Five Outstanding Young
Texan' awards made annually
by the Texas Junior Chamber Of
Commerce. • Citation of his record
Included note of his accomplish-
ments both in the field of college
s t ore administration, National
Guard leadership and civic, social
and church service.
At the present time Mr. Evans
is mayor of Stephenville, com-
mander of Company D, 142nd In-
fantry, 36th Division, Texas Na-
tional Guard, and owner of the
Tejas Bowling Alley.
Two years ago Mr. Evans was
the popular manager of the Tar-
leton State College Store. Mayor
Evans completed a year as chair-
man of the Southwest Region
(Texas, Louisiana Oklahoma,
New Mexico and Arkansas) of the
National Association of College
Stores, a tribute to his five years
as manager of the Texas facility.
Stephenville and Erath County
residents will recall the many
activities in which he has engaged
civic, social and church-wise,
which includes current member-
ship in the Stephenville Lions
Club, Stephenville Junior Cham-
ber. of Commerce, Stephenville
Chamber of Commerce, and ser-
vice as a member of the Boards
of Directors of the Chamber of
Commerce, Erath County Red
Cross Chapter, Stephenville Rec-
reation Board and Erath Chapter
of the National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis.
He is the past president of the
Stephenville Lions Club and man-
ager of the Turnbow-Higgs
American Legion Bluejays base-
ball team and in the past has ser-
ved, in addition to other capa-
cities, as:
A member of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Stephenville and
Erath County Fall Fair Associa-
tion.
. President of the Erath County
Reserve Officers Association,
President' and one of the ori-
ginal organizers of the Stephen-
ville Little League Baseball pro-
gram.
President of the Stephenville
Pony League Baseball program.
Commissioner of the original
Stephenville Baseball program.
Chairman of the Stephenville
Baseball program.
Chairman of the Stephenville
March of Dimes Campaign, and
Chairman of the Erath County
March of Dimes drive.
Chairman of the Stephenville
Community Chest Campaign,
Commander and adjustant of
theTurnbow-Higgs Post. Adjutant
of- District 17 of the American
legion.
Chairman of the youth activi-
ties committee of the 17th District
of the American Legion.
President of the Stephenville
Little League Basketball pro-
gram.
Boy Scout Committeeman.
As one can tell Mayor Evans
has accomplished many good
things by being so active in civic
work.
Mr. Evans said he had no phi-
losphy on how one should budget
their time, but went on to say
that he didn't get much sleep.
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SOCIAL CLUBS
Clubs are reminded that Friday
Feb. 10, is the deadline for send*,
ing out bids to returning students,
In order for a student to accept a
bid, he must have passed 12 trans-
ferable credit hours and earned at
least 12 grade points the last se-
mester attended.
WHITE HOUSE AND WAINWRIGIITS — Several of the Wain-
wright Rifles stand in front of the White House in Washington,
D. C., during- a tour of the city. The Wainwrights saw the sights
after participating in the Inaugural Parade. Photo by Moser
STAGE AND SCREEN
NEW YORK Wj -- SimultafW:,
eous assignments ' on stage 'arid
screen are' being handled by Ar-
thur Hill and Aline MacMahon.
Between performances of the
Broadway drama, "All the Way
liome," Hill and Miss MacMahon
are enacting important roles in
"The Young- Doctors," a film
starring Frederic March.
EXPRESSES THANKS
Craig Newton, instructor in So-
cial Sciences, expressed his ap-
preciation to the members of the
faculty and staff of Tarleton Stat®
for the gift which was sent to his
family recentlv.
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SAFE SAFES
MYSTIC, Conn. (JP> — Two safes
at a local jewelry store were- real-
ly safe. After fire* ruined the
store, the safes were fished from
the wreckage. More than, .flO-,000
worth of jewelv.y, watches and
cash was recovered virtually uti"
harmed. [
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Stephenville
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By HAL COCHRAN
Look out for the fellow who
~"fs big^to ever feel small,
Aviators usually stand a
nerve test before going wo
very high. Landlords don't
need one.
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SMOKE, NO FIRE
BROOKLYN, Conn. W — The
two men weren't as interested In
the furnace as they were in
smoke. They posed as furnace1 in-
spectors at a supermarket, and,
when nobody was looking, made
off with 500 cartons of cigarettes.
A blotter Is what people look
for while the Ink is drying.
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Maybe the most efficient
chaperon is the need of a
shave..
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Butteries for Portables, Quick and Reasonable Repair.
Authorized Service on All Makes and Models.
220 West College Street Pftoiie 5-i
Watches — Diamonds — Crystal
SWINDLE'S JEWELRY
WATCH REPAIR SURVIVE
Phone 6-4101
STEPHENVILLE PRINTING CO.
Upright and Portable Typewriters
For Sale and Rent
Phone 5-4191 245 N. Belknap
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