The J-TAC (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 15, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 14, 1946 Page: 4 of 4
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PAGE FOUR
THE J-TAC
TUESDAY, MAY 14, .1946-
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•SOCItTY-
H. E. CLUB HAS
PICNIC MAY 9
Members of 'the Horns Econom-
ics club enjoyed a picnic in the
country Tuesday afternoon, May 9.
The picnic- was held on a creek
near the Home of Bementa Beck.
■ After swimming and wading-, the
, 'girls antk! their sponsor* Miss
Blank?,- Jteas,ted on hamburgers,
cold drinks, and other picnic food.
About sixteen girls attended,
Eternas Club Has
Breakfast For
Former Members
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Sunday morning:, May 5, at,
eight o'clock, the Eternas -CSub
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LONG HOTEL
Mrs. C. S. Long
honored its former members with
a breakfast in the parlor of the
girls' dormitory, Mrs. Effie C.
Nesithevy, sponsor of the organ-
isation, -presided at the coffee ser-
vice* artd ,w"a-sv assisted by the pres-
■e'ni melrfhers of the club in serv-
ing apV-roslijiialatbly fifty former
members. T*he*_ breakfast was fol-
lowed by an uniWrcal social hour
and a short talk byw Joann Dobbs,
president, ;ai-tv^'\ which the entire
gj:cupJ'*saft£- tl^e'-club song, "Al-
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ti REUNION
On May 4, during- Homecoming,
the O.W.L.S. Club held a picnic
in the back yai'd of Miss May
Jones' home, honoring former
members. A general get-together
was enjoyed by present and past
members, at which time pictures
were taken.
On May 5, a reunion ' of the
O.W.L.S. Club was held in the
auditorium of the Home Economics
Building. A short-program includ-
ing talks by past and present mem-
members, a roll call by the sponsor,
Miss May Jones; and singing of
VISIT OUR RECORD SHOP
for the latest classical, popular and
hillbilly numbers..
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the club song. Approximately sixty
guests, of which three were char-
ter members, attended the meet-
ing. T. Q.WX.S. is the oldest club
on the campus.
Eternas Presents
Rosebud Ball
The Eternas Club with the aid
of its brother club, the Lord- -and
Commoners, entertained with the
Rosebud Ball on Wednesday ev-
ening, May 8.
The dance was held on the slab
in Hunewell Park with the Tarle-
ton Swing Cadets furnishing *"he
music. Decorations carried out the
rosebud motif with large rosebuds
outlined in silver painted on the
dance floor. The South side of the
slab was banked with roses and
greenery twined through white
trellises. Linen-covered tables were
arranged around the dance floor,
and each table featured a bud vase,
with a single rose.
Refreshments were served to
about fifty-five couples during in-
termission. Mrs. Effie C. Neathery,
sponsor of Eternas, and Capt. Jack
D. McCullough, sponsor of the
Lords and Commoners, and Mrs.
McCullough chaperoned the dance.
O.W.L.S.-Silver Keys
Have Easter Prom
On April 11 the O.W.L.S. and
Silver Keys, brother and sister
clubs, presented an Easter Prom at
8:00 p.m, in the Rec Hall, The
dance was one of the most delight-
ful affairs of the' semester and
furnished invitations to the en-
tire 'student body and to all fac-
ulty members. Approximately two
hundred cduples danced to the mu-
sic of the Swing Cadets, the col-
lege orchestra. The Prom was a
program dance with twenty dances
and ten -encores. Couples received
their programs, whiph wererlittle
Easter bunnies, at the dance,
Tlie Rec Hall was decorated with
crepe paper around the walls and
from the ceiling and with multi-
colored balloons. During, the inter-
mission, guests began pulling the
balloons down arid tossing them
about. On the walls and in the
corners were huge Easter bunnies,
some being six feet' hi^h, with
baskets of eggs. Little white rab-
bits with speckled suits and crim-
son dresses sat in front of the or-
chestra stands. Tables for four
with popcorn and candies lined the
dance floor. Confetti "and serpen-
tine were everywhere. A punch
bowl made of a large piece of ice
cut out in the center filled with
fruit punch and witji* -flowers fro-
zen into the ice was one of the
outstanding features of the decora-
tive dance. The punch bowl with
red rosebuds around it was set on
a linen covered table. Cookies were
also served to the guests at- inter-
mission, and throughout the even-
ing cold bottle drinks were sold.
No admission was charged, how-
ever. The Easter Prom was the
first formal dance of the; spring
semester.
STUDENT ART EXHIBIT
The Tarleton Art Department,
tinder the direction of Miss Mary
Margaret Black, gave a student art
exhibit during the Homecoming*.
The exhibit was held in the little
auditorium of the Conservatory
and was open from 2 p. m. to 5 p.
m. Parents and home-comers at-,
tended and seemed to enjoy the
water colors and sketches. The
guests were asked to sign a guest
book when they entered and were
shown around by members of the
Art Department.
Several of the students show ex-
cellent talent and have some very
good paintings and drawings.
Especially admired Wex*e some
scenes from Garner Lake by,Rosa-
lie Ferguson and some pencil sket-
ches by Charles Sorenson.
Vote Unanimously
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At the meeting of the Ex-stu-
dents Association earlier in the
evening the following officers were
elected: Mayor Earl Rudder of
Brady, president Joseph Chand-
ler of Stephenville, vice-president;
Autis McMahan t of Stephenville,
treasurer; and J. A. Hart of Cro-
well, secretary.
Seniors Reveal
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as recreational supervisor in Ft.
Worth. She is going- to continue
her music major this fall at N.T.S.
T.C,-in Denton. Carl Dry'plans to
go to North Texas this summer to
obtain his degTee in business.
Nan House is going to work
this summer in San Saba in the
Tripple A office and go to T. S* C.
W. in September; Gloria English
plans tQ work in a vetenarian hos-
pital this summer and attend T. S,
C. W. in the fall. Juanita Cook *s
another T. S. C. W, fan and will
enroll there this fell. Melba Cas-
steve'ns is as yet undecided -about
what she will do or where she
wil go to school. Betty Lane plans
to rest this summer and continue
her education in the fall.
Francis Lovett plans to be mar-
ried in June antk "have a baseball
team."
May We Express our Thanks to the Student
Body for the Patronage Given Us
During This School Year.
WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO YOUR
RETURN NEXT- YEAR!
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