Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 82, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 3, 1957 Page: 2 of 10
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2. To provide two-year ‘‘ter-
minal'' courses—often technical
Creek visited recently with Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. House in Wich-
ita Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Strader
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Thomason in Hood
for the Thanksgiving holidays.
Mrs. B. D. Alexander and son.
John, had as their thanksgiving
holiday guests. Mr. and Mrs.
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and daughter, Pat, had as their
weekend guests. Mr. and Mrs. j
Billy Knight and children, of (
Twin horn buttons
positioned for
safety!
" WAGER FRUIT AND
FLOWER BOWLS
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PLEASEHELP_______
TOUR REGISTER CARRIER
I is beginning to make the term
: "community college" — or just
GOWNS
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building makes a modern background for these stu-
dents at Cerritos Junior College, still building on a 95-
acre campus. Its president holds the "willingness of
high school graduates to attend a junior college is
greatly improved when it has its own campus, facili-
ties and faculty.”
WASHABLE ORLON
Sweaters
Slip on Styles
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C2e which has virtually no junior
75 -colleges. a proposal to establish
9 'Several has been shunted to a
f commission w here it is expected
A: to lie at least until a new state
$ administration comes in.
NEW SAFETY-VEE STEERING WHEEI
lets you tell at a glance that
Use
Ellen's Easy
Layaway Plan
fields
4. To reopen the fountain of
knowledge to adults whose edu-
cation was cut short and W'ho
KNITTED WOOL
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taking hands
from wheell
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accompanied by her mother. Ruby Lea and Gieryl Alexander.
Mrs. Dora McCollum of Valley students at NTSC. Denton.
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C. V. Masten were Miss Bobbie
Masten of Dallas; Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Gregory and daughter,
Mrs. 'Pauline Burden and Tony
Riley of Denton; Mr. nd Mrs.
Bill White and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Dunn of Dal-
las; Mr. and Mrs. Grady Bone
and children of Garland; Mrs.
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upgrade" themselves to better
study in technical
and son of Pampa, were week-
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Well, the things they don't TV sets, hi-fi sets and sports
want are neckties, cuff links. equipment.
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result of a recent survey con like sweaters, provided they re of Gainesville, and the Rev. and
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Worry of
FALSE TEETH
Slipping or Irritating?
Don t be embarrassed by Loot* faine
teeth slipping, dropping or wobbling
when you eat, taik or laugh. Just
sprinxie a little PASTEETH on your
plates. This pleasant powder gives a
remarkable sense of added comfort
and security by holding pistes more
— tuition fees.
With no end in sight to the
- hordes ef youth clamoring at
the gates of Americas higher
education plant, the junior col-
lege seems to many educators
to be the w ay out
"A life preserved ft higher
education.” says G Robert
Koopman Michiga ■ s associate
state supernte dent of,educa-
tion.
Bolstering k pman. view -is
the surging enrollment of the
junior colleges, far more spec
tacular than their growth in
(6 SALE! Values to 15.99
,•7 Cashmere Blend
Junior Colleges May Be Answer That Must Be Exchanged
T + 4 By DOROTHY ROE | form of a gift certificate, sq he
r P A I I ■-» *+,e ' AP Women's Editor can do li is own choosing.
-er ( )iir (rOWCeCI I J II I V G ■ S I T I S 5 What do men want for Christ High on the list of male pref
l VI *-• *""-** mas? erences are such things as new
Reg. 39c Values
PANTIES
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and Mrs. Roy Covington. Misses and Mrs. Rex Alexander, Mr.
Lagatha and Vonacile Bearden and Mrs. Gordon Alexander and
of Arlington. Another guest was son, Jimmy. Mr. and Mrs. Ruel
their son, Jack Beard of Waco. - •
Nylon
The GIFT Requiring No Size
SLIPPER SOX
For Men-Women
Celers R.d, Royol
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TERRIFIC BUYS IN SPRING TOP-
PERS. COLORS WHITE, MAUVE
PINK. BLUE RED. BEIGE, GREY.
SIZES 10 TO H.
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BLOUSES
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Wool Blouses thet heve been re-
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Sizes medium,
UrfF Colors
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NOW! SEE THE FEATURES OF THE FUTURE AT YOUR
AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBHL.E QUALITY DEALER S!
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Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Roberson of ETSC, Commerce, and Misses
number stituti ns , ,, , 1
which a nn : fi r nine tenths of division schools m terms of dor- lege is not an emergency insti
the nation s nearly 800,000 two- mitories alone is tremendous' tution.
year students, have seen enroll- Junior college- are quick m Surveys in New York state
ments increase nearly 150 per . however that their main and Florida indicate that 60 per
rent since 1939. In the same " ■ noMevet tnat neir main cent or more of high school I
period public four-year college function is to relieve pressure seniors who had not planned to
and university student bodies on the four year schools. go to college I finances were the
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New Shipments of Girls' Holiday
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plein and derk
seems. In foil
and winter
••Ure. Sizes
r> to 11.
plan to go no farther.
3. To help working people
and Mrs. C. B. Beard Sunday
[were Mr. and Mrs. Hoge Beard
and son. Benny, of Dallas; Mr
guests of Mr. and Mrs Ray Sut his parents.
Mr. and Mrs W. T. Knight [
gag presents meant to be funny । Most all men would like a
and anything that has to be camera. If it s an imported, ex-
exchanged pensive kind.
These facts came to light as a In the clothing category they
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ors plnk, blue,
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bleek. Sizes 12
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no iren beeu-
Farmers Branch; Mr. and Mrs. pompadour was Francoise d’Au-
Van Knight and children. Shaw l bigne. She was born in a pris-
nee, Okla on cell.
He has delivered your paper
faithfully — plaasa cooperate by
paying him on his first call ouch
Saturday. Ha is a little marchant
and should provide you with
THE DAILY REGISTER receipt —
ba cartain ha doai. School and
route duties fully consume his
time. He is a busy boy ... a
better boy.
If you miss year paper, k
please call by ....... " F.M.
Circulation Department
THE DAILY REGISTER
Beoutiel styles
met regulra very
11111 e Woalag.
Crew wp the girls
fer the helldey
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years at e•.
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Miss Tisha Bell Blank, an in
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Knight and structor at Baylor University,
eren of Farmers Branch Waco, was the guest of her
Jim Leath and
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Elzie Lewis, Mrs. Max Lewis
ana i»n-.and baby of Denton, and Mrs.
and Mrs • Leonard DeLisle and children of
— -i Gainesville.
[ Mr. and Mrs. Byron L. Cana-
day of Gainesville spent the
Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and
Meny styles with engore
' trim in • geod essertment
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Celer selectlen golore. Sizes
22 H 40.
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COLORS RED. ROYAL BLUE.
GREEN AND BLACK, SIZES
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graves and families.
Visitors in the home of Mr. i
Wondertul collars oe.% "
cessorize swecters, dresses ■
ond b louses. Moke the Ideol
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prblems. -
in pink,
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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Roberson children of Farmers ............ ....
srted regentnywith.htsusister,meorheresrtRutorianh her nephew,theRev.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack House ac
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Tell jour merchant you saw
4 his adv,in The Register.
[ducted by a New York business either all wool or cashmere, in Mrs. Jack Calloway and children W. E: Clement and son. Jay, of
woman. Eleanor Kairalla, for conservative colors, with "noth were Thanksgiving dinner Fort Worth were alen onnete of
the guidance of some of her re ing gadgety.” -2 — -p
tailing friends and, incidentally, | And, the survey reveals, there ton and son, Jimmy.
• for her own reference. She hired is always one gift sure of a
a group of college boys to but- male welcome When in doubt,
। "If I get another bottle open- '
er that sings 'How Dry I Am' I vi
may forget I‛m a gentleman. ' ' Mrs. (L. K. Shirley in Venus.
—"I like to pick my own ties. / ..... ....................... ...
shirts and whatever jewelry I MroandMrs. E.D. Hudspeth companied by his parents, Mr.
wear, which is not much.” visited their daughter Mrs. Paul and Mrs. C. C. House of Spring
So. if these common gifts are Owen and family in Fort Worth — .....
j spurned, what do the gentlemen over the weekend. They were ac.
really want" companied home by their grand-
Top of the list is an auto daughter. Deborah Wilkerson,
mobile who will spend several days
„ ... The boys also wouldn't mind with her grandparents.
NEWEST — The administration . a gift of cash—any amount.
If the little woman feels she
DL DSmobility>_
is the safest, easiest way to go!
Increased only 81‛per cent. "What the rise of the junior biggest single reason* would
Since half of all those who college really means," says change their plans if a junior
start college work never get he- Jesse P Bogue, executive secre: college were located within com-
jond the sophomore year, the tarv of the American Assn. of muting distance.
weed-out service performed for Junior Colleges, “is that more Basically, junior colleges see I
ihft four-year institut!' ns by the people than ev or before will themselves as performing four i
hometown junior college is ob- have an opportunity to take jobs:
vious. The saving to the upper college work ... The junior col- • 1. ro provide the first two
years of college work for stu-
SELECT FROM A GROUP
OF. TWEEDS, . DENIMS, FLAN.
NELS, CREPES IN SIZES FOR
JUNIORS, MISSES AND
WOMEN. WONDERFUL VAL- .
UES. MAKE IDEAL GIFT ITEMS.
By HERMAN R ALLEN
WASHINGTON P - "How
immense the gain if a youth
could remain at the high school,
residing in hi.- home until a
point near the end of the uni
versity sophomore year, -to go
over all the studies a boy might
to study Then let the boy
grown to be a man, emigrate to
the university
President William Watts Fol
well of the University of Minne
sota said that in 1869. ,
So the ■'modern'' idea of the
junior college Nn‛t so new as
you might think?
E'en before Folwell -poke in
fact — in 18532 - Lasell Junior
College at Auburndale. .
vcas offering 'wo v\e'irs -fan
dard college work )
In 1900 there were eight jun-
ior colleges in the United States
By 1930 there were 200, 10 years
later nearly 500. Today the
number approaches 650 Three
out of five are ptrbite mnstitt-
tions, charging modest if any.
View were business visitors in Mr. and Mrs. Tipton Read and
Fort Worth recently. | daughters of Fort Worth were |
holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Clement. Mr. i
Wonderful Nylon
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A Christmas Beauties i
.23 mor be built ———
X Florida survey concluded
that the state eventually will
need 27_new junior colleges.
The legislature this year ap-
propriated money to bulld six
, and to enlarge four of the five
existing ones.,
California, a junior college
pioneer, opened the newest of
its 61 public institutions on a
full time program this fall. The
school—Cerritos, at Norwalk-
expected 600) students. More
than twice that many swarmed
Toppers DRESSES®
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Pre-Christmas,
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firmly No gummy, gocey, pasty taste
or feeling. It's alkaline (non-acid).
Got FABTEETH at any drug counter.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hudspeth
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vealing: ---------—..■■■ -■ Mrs, Har Vey toArdmore. Okla, ! Parker Yarbrough of Oklaho. -
, . ... . for a medical examination. she1 Stat, ilniversitv stillwater T
My wife has the worlds FRA . Mr and Mrs Tames ' returned home with them tn ; maS tate.-niversitvatuwater:
worst taste lunr.-kiies------------------rKA.m.ana Mrs JameS+havehankspivine dinner with tpKla. spent—Ihe—FhnksgWi* ,
...... । , . ... Roberson of Dallas were recent Tae.mnanksET mE oen WI 1 ho lidays here with his parents, I
Why does she-buy me shirts visitors here with his father Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hudspeth ' • 33-
without finding out the right j T Roberson and family, and nnd "nmi"
Size other relatives.
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Pedal Pushers 2.91
i plain "college"—more popular
' than "junior college."
Sixteen states now have full
or part-time directors of junior
college education. The U. S. Of
/ | fice of Education has had a spe.
'1 cialist in the field since 1948
’ $ and Sen. Case I R NJ)-has intro-
duced a bill providing- 250 mil-
<^*2 lion dollars in federal money
2 over’ five years, to be matched
"J by the states, for junior college
A construction.
• Junior college needs and pos-
$ sibilities are being surveyed in
. many states. A preliminary re-
yA port in Michigan, which now
2:. has 11 public and two private
hF junior colleges, proposes that
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white, pink, blwe, ■ ’I
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See Our Newest Short
Length Jackets 24” to 36"
Color* logwood brown, charcoal
grey, sizes 5 to 18, lined with satin
and teffeta.
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"u to its new campus.
8 White the nationwide trend is
4 With tte public junior colleges,
"4. some states still have few or
E none and are doing little to es-
$ i tahlish any.
-1% In Pennsylvania, for example,
in nature — for students who
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“5 “CI •"w-n :55.20 $3.50 end up To $7.50
A HT camwnu u • - M • a
gy Muy on Easy Budget Poyment
.% Hava all your Schad & Pulte purchases
gift wrapped free.
3. "Register at the store with the turkey on the door."
"Y Schad & Pulte will give away a PRIX TURKEY every
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2—Ganesville IT>x<*) Daily R«gi*Hr Tua*., Dec.,3. 1957
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Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 82, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 3, 1957, newspaper, December 3, 1957; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1571971/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cooke County Library.