The Rambler (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 2, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 12, 1944 Page: 4 of 8
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NEW MEMBERS
Twenty-four new pledges were
inducted into the Susan M. Key
I.itorary Society, Thursday, Nov-
ember 30. 1 !)-!•!.
Those taking the pledge were:
Doris Kins;. Leah Nowlin, Margar-
et Call, Bonnie Darby, Janette
Bradford, Allyne Kelly, Rebecca
Craig, Ruebalou Caldwell, Jean
Dill. Pat Alexander, Helen Marie
Cannon. Juanita Cannon, Elsie
Roach, Geneva Knox. Helen Ow-
ens, Xadaline Davis, and Dottle
Dunn.
After taking the*-pledge oath giv-
en by President Betty Nichols, cor-
sages were presented to each
pledge.
June Kirli, vice president, then
presented the guest speaker. Miss
Elnora Balthrop, who spoke on
"Human Stars."
Social Calendar
Christmas Motif
1 n Aeolian ('lull
Party, I VcciiiIht 1 1
The Aeolian Club had a Christ-
mas party at their last meeting of
this year Thursday, December 14,
at 3:00 o'clock, in the parlors of
Dan Waggoner Hall. Gifts were
exchanged, and refreshments were
served to members. Miss Mary
Slawson. sponsor, and guests. Joyce
Jones directed the program which
included the presentation of musi-
cal numbers by Arnold McGaughy
and by the girls' trio, composed of
Janith Everett, Johnnie Lou Hart,
and Marjorie Murphy. The singing
of carols concluded the party.
Marie Connor, president, review-
ed the activities of the club this
year, including a reception for
rushees in Dan Waggoner Hall (Oc-
tober 12, and a program presented
by Loradell Harwood, violinist, and
Ruth Wyche, pianist, from Texas
Christian University, December 7.
Miss Slawson and the club are also
responsible for the Christmas tree > chosen.
Autiss Pledges
Working Hard
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Have you noticed lately? Those |
Autiss pledges have really been
working. Their college life not |
only means book learning, but j
they're.learning how to wash, iron, j
clean, bum, beg, etc. We wonder j
bow they manage to do all their'
work keep up with their social life.
Just a brilliant bunch of gals, !
guess.
Of course you know who we're ;
talking about Dorothy Henry, !
Deanie Archer. Nelda Cain, Jackie
Davis, Norma Thurston, Winnie
Moss, June Jenson, .Turine Laseter, j
and Myrt Ogle They're all cute j
and Autiss is mighty proud of
them.
Pledges!)ip for these girls will
end right after the Christmas holi-
days. but of course there's "hell
week" to look forward to. Then at
the end of the week, there will be
a presentation dance for them at
which the "Best Pledge" will be
November 25 7:00 M. S. M. Par(§ :
at Lake Worth. j
November 30—7:30 Scia Quatore
Party at Miss Elnora Bal-
throp's.
December 1 7:30 B. S. U. Candy
Making Party at Poly Bap-
.tist.
December 7 8:00 Thespian Fall
Production, "Nine Girls."
December S 8:0(1 Student Minis-
terial formal Christ m;i^ p*r-
ty at Poly Methodist.
December .12 7:30 Methodist
Young Peoples' Department
Skating Party.
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December 12 8:00 Baptist Sunday!
School Class Social at Betty j
Jane Roberts, 3021 Burchill.
December M 12:30 p. m. S. M. K.J
Luncheon at Blackstone Ho- j
tel. 1,1
December 15' 1:00 p. m. Christmas'
Holidavs begin.
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January 1 S:(J!) a. cn., End of1
Christmas Holidays.
January 5 M. S. M. Panel Discus- [
sion
and the decorations in the Fine
Arts Building
Pledges received this semester
are Patty Boyd, Rebecca Craig,
Alice DeLeon, geatrice Duckett.
Janith Everett, Frances Hardison,
Bobby Landrum, Marjorie McKee,
Betty Olsen, Marjorie Roe, Caro-
line Tichter,'>and Rosemary Wilkin-
son.
Scia Quatore "Busy
I'litil Last Day
licfoiV Vacation
Serving pledgeship is such fun
but they'll be glad when it's done!
Student Recital
At Fine Arts Hall
on Decern! ipr f>
Scia Quatore will have its last
meeting of 1.94-1 on Friday. Decem-
ber 15. At this meeting the story
o'f the origin and history of The
Tuberculosis Christmas Seal will be
presented by Eloise Barr, club re-
porter. The program for this meet-
ing will be under the direction of |
Mary Anne Hendricks.
Season's entertainment for the,
science club was held on Thursday, j
November 30, at 1:30 o'clock in the :
home of the sponsor. Miss Bal-
throp. 2210 Refugio. There'were j
15 members present who partiri-
Th<x$!>he Arts Division of Texas
Wesleyan College presented a stu-
dent recital December 5 at 4:30 p.
m. in the Fine Arts Auditorium. *
Those who participated wore: Jo
Ann Baker, pianist, who played the
"Scarf Dance" by Chaminacfr:
Grace Locke, soprano, sang "A
Heart That's Free" by Robyn: Pat-
ty Boyd, violinist, played Kreisler's
"La Gitana;" Kathryn Ross, so-
prano, sang "Into the Night" by
Edwards. "Romance in D Flat" by
Siberlius, was played by Marie
Connor, pianist; Earl Poer, barl-
one, sang "Tl!& Two Grenadiers"
by Schumann: "Faith" Iv '"'J" >
Peccia, was sung by Janith E'-er-
soprano. Alice De Ix-on. pin-
played "Rush Hour" in Hung
Kong" by Chnsins.
The program was conducted Ky
Miss Slawson.
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nfrlt,
p.-ited, in playing Yap. Refresh
ments were Staked apples, and Nu Phi Mu Chapter
open-face ham salad sandwiches. „ f m wr
Newcomer for J. W
G-ive a War Bond for Christmas, and
Buy an Extra One for Yourself, Too!
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Choose From Stripling's
4 City Blocks of Gifts
The Texas Epsilon Chapter of
Nu Phi Mu, National Kirls sorori-
ty, was organized on the evening of
November 12. 194-1, in the Alamo
Room at the Texas Hotel. TWC
students taking part in the meet-
ing were: Gayle Thompson, Unit i
: Advisor for Beta Sigma Phi. Doro-
! thy Henry, president: Doris Mitch- j
j aaa, vice president:%Doris Averitt.
! corresponding secretary** Carmen
! Camp, Erin Hensarly, Virginia Jat:-
! rell, and Merline Menvin.
Other Texas Wesleyn studepts to
be taken in this month are: Robbie
Williams. T.averne Lambert. Betty
Olsmj. Deanie Archer, Dorothy Or-
man. Virginia Rny Carmichael, and
Wanda June Bond.
FREEDOM—IT IS YOI
Words like freedom, justice and
truth all of them hard to define,
none of thent used more frequently
than freedom.
You cannot say what freedom is,
perhaps, in a single sentence. It is
not necessary to define it. It is
enough to p®int to it.
Freedom i^Swrinn lifting a gate
latch ,at dusk qnd sitting for
while on the porCh, smoking his
pipe before he goes to bed.
It is the violence of an argument
outside an ejection poll- it is the
righteous niiger of the nulpits.
It is the warm laughter o'f girls j
on a rark bench.
It is all the howdvs in the world, j
and all the hellos.
BURGE HARDWARE CO.
3100 E. Rosedale
Phone 5 1052
SHOP NOW
for CHRISTMAS!
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A Merry Christmas
and
A Happy New Year
Is our sincere wish
to Students of TWC
and Faculty
Poly's Community Store
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Thomas, Owners ani M
3014 E! Rosedale
MEISSNER FUNERA1
HOME
Raymond Meissner, Owner
• Phone 5-2101
Nashville at Ave. B Fort Worth, Tex
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Same Old Wish ... Always New
A MERRY, MERRY CHRISTMAS
TO YOU!
For Better Cleaning, Go To -
POWELL
CLEANERS
Cor. E. Rosedale and Vaughn
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Rumph, Norene. The Rambler (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 2, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 12, 1944, newspaper, December 12, 1944; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth415965/m1/4/: accessed June 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas Wesleyan University.