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1 Child Study Club Meets on Tuesday' With Mrs. Pearson The Child Study Club met on Tuesday at 3 p. m. at the home of Mrs. P.

B. Pearson, the hostess having made her home especially attractive with bowls of yellow roses. "Modern Methods of Child Education" was discussed by Mrs. Charles LaMotte after which open faced sandwiches, cookies and a frosted drink was served to Mesdames C. B.

Ray, S. C. Sweiger, R. M. Curran, Chas.

LaMotte, F. A. Vaughn, Chas. Schoedel, A. L.

Schipper and Chas. Munday, by the hostess. Are your office supplies running low? Have a fresh stock of letter heads, bill heads, invoices, envelopes and statements printed by Check 're low your on office supplies. If letterheads, memo pads, statements, invoices, bill heads, envelopes, legal forms, or salesbooks, get a fresh supply from the BRYAN DAILY EAGLE. FANCY SOLID Kist.

PACK Tuna SUMMER TREAT! You'll find only the tender, better- flavored meat of the small tuna in this can. the BRYAN DAILY EAGLE. Cedar PASTE WAX Here's, LONG-WEARING PROTECTION FOR HARD- USED FLOORS PASTE WAX I WITH BALANCED FORMULA No need to let "traffic floorways become shabby. You can quickly beautify and protect them with BALANCED FORMULA Cedar Paste Wax. Soft enough for easy application, hard enough to take exceptional wear.

Polishes rich, lasting luster. Cuts down floor cleaning, because dirt can't cling. IPs O-CEDAR SPRING The ideal paste wax for floors, HOUSECLEANING TIME stairs, hallways, tabletops, lino- Your dealer's stock famous -saving, time-sav. leum, fixtures. At leading house- ing polishes, cleaners, waxes, hold supplies stores.

Ask for mothproofers, deodorizers, mops is now complete. See jar today. him today, -CEDAR CHICAGO, ILLINOIS TORONTO, CANADA O- IN GREATEST HOUSEKEEPING" NAME Good 4 dev Guaranteed Housekeeping by Mrs. Jack Otho Ashworth Big Increase Seen In Locker In Texas In Year COLLEGE STATION. June 12 Texas now has 403 frozen food locker plants in operation in comparison with 268 eleven months ago, an increase of 33 per cent in less than a year.

A recent survey by the BAE's Texas Division of Agricultural statistics showed that 46 of this number are cooperatives, including. 26 REA coops. Five of the number are branch plants serviced by central Roy Snyder, Extension meat specialist who also supervises a frozen food locker for the Texas College, observes several other trepds in the locker business besides rapid expansion in num- bers. For one thing, a large number of locker systems have been installing their own small killing plant or abatoirs. For the last few wears frozen food plants have been in their hey-day, and rationing increased the popularity of the family locker, that 'Snyder believes.

He become predicts, as fresh foods more plentiful, city people are more likely to drop out as customers, buying custom frozen foods in stores rather than processing their own. As for as technique is concern- Something New Under the Sun It's going to be a long, hot Summer and now's the time to outfit all the children from Big Sister on down in cool, washable, wearable playclothes. Little girls' sun suits ginghams, seersuckers, floral prints. Sizes 1-6. 1.95 to 2.95 Boys' Sunsuits Sturdy denims, pastel gabardines.

In sizes 1-6. 1.69 to 1.95 SUB-DEB SHORTS Gabardine in white and colors. Sizes 10-16. 1.95-4.95 POLO SUB-DEB SLIPS AT LAST! We've just received a shipment of rayon slips plain or lace trimmed in tea rose and featuring a special action kickpleat. Sizes 10-16.

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J. EAGLE, ed, great changes likely are in store in the processing of frozen food. Enzymes, which affect the ripening of fruits and vegetables have been inactivated in the past by steam or boiling water. In the future, they might be inactivated electronically, and thawing may be done the same way. Flash sterilization also may be a new development in the frozen food field, Snyder believes.

I A great deal of research re-1 mains to be done on the use of salts and seasonings in sausage and other ground meats, and in determining the best kinds of wrappers and containers for frozen foods. research workers are investigating both these problems, Snyder says. College Notes Sailing, June 15 for Greece is. Reuben H. Gross, son-in-law of Mrs.

J. J. Taubenhaus of College. Mr. Gross, a graduate assistant at Princeton University, School of Public and International Affairs, is going with a group of ten men chosen from the various universities in the country to study the coming plebiscite in Greece.

The trip is sponsored by the State Department. Dr. Ruth Gross, resident physician at Charity Hospital, New Orleans, will join her husband in September on his return from the trip abroad. 1946 Foster-Ashworth Wedding Brilliant Event of Tuesday Miss Dorothy Dale Foster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George Foster, became the bride of Jack Otho Ashworth, son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Ashworth, in an impressive ceremony on Tuesday evening at the First Baptist church.

Rev. Walter R. Willis, pastor of the First Methodist church, and Dr. W. H.

Andrew, pastor of the First Baptist church, were the officiating ministers. Standard floor candelabra holdLing a myriad of white tapers which glowed softly against background of palms and ferns, intermingled with urns of white gladioli, graced the chancel. Mrs. Albert Goodman, organist, accompanied Miss Mary Margaret Darnell, soloist, as she sang "Because" and "The Lord's Prayer." 'She also played the wedding marches of Wagner and Mendelosshen. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an original of petal white satin fashioned with a drop shoulder, elongated bodice, fitted sleeves and court train.

The deep yoke was edged with a scalloped bertha of satin. A coronet of satin, hand-embroidered in seed pearls, held in place her long veil of French ilusion. Her only ornament was a double strand of pearls, the groom's gift, and she carried a shower bouquet of white orchids, lilies of the valley and bridal maline. The maid of honor, Miss Rosanne Foster, sister of the bride, the bridesmaids, Misses Patricia Higgs, Betty Roberts, Gloria Harrison, Kathryn Mathis, Alma Jean Vance and Betty Jo Wilson, were gowned alike in blush tulle over taffeta fashioned with heart-shaped necklines, draped sleeves, sculptured bodices and bouffant skirts. Ruffles of matching material adorned the necklines and skirts.

They carried crescent shaped bouquets of blue agapanthus and pink rosebuds tied with pink ribbons. The junior bridesmaids, Misses Patsy Lu Trant of Tyler and Nancy Merrell, were attired in floor length frocks of white organza and the flower girls, Esther Hielscher and Lynda Lynch, wore dresses of pink net. Their frocks were styled similarly to those the other feminine attendants they carried miniature bouquets of blue agapanthus and pink satin streamers. They wore natural blossoms in their hair, Preceding the entrance of bridal party the candles were lighted by Johnny Foster Lyons and Bill McDonald. Attending the groom were phen Pearce as best man groomsmen were Reuben Bond, George A.

Adams, Bob Ross, John Ward Buchanan, Harris Smith Jr. and J. 0. Alexander. The bride's mother was gowned in creme de cocoa jersey purple accessories.

Her corsage was of purple orchids. The ther of the groom was attired black and delicate pink crepe. chose a corsage of blush tinted gardenias. The home of the bride's parents was the scene of the wedding ception which followed the ceremony. Pink hydrangeas adorned the living room while roses were used in the library.

Guests were received first Mr. and Mrs. Foster, the bride groom, Mr. and Mrs. Ashworth and feminine members of the dal party.

Further assisting entertaining and serving in dining room were Mesdames Harold Vance, E. Mid Westbrook, Henry Ross, L. P. Coffey, Herbert R. Roberts, Travis B.

Bryan, J. Alexander, Margaret Bullock Sloan and Misses Doris Ross, Mary Osborn Johnson, Mary Richardson, Jeanine Brown, Tidge Rattan, Betty Lou Jones, Melba Breedlove. On the bride's table white ers glowed in five branched. silver candelabra and the central decor of white snapdragon sprays white dahlias cascaded across lace laid table to the three tiered wedding cake, embossed with toons of calla lilies. The fection was served with brick cream molded in the form of pink double heart.

Mr. and Mrs Ashworth are eymooning in San Antonio other southern points after which they will be at home in Bryan 910 E. 32nd Street. The bride chose for travel suit of sheer light grey wool white organdy blouse and red cessories. She wore an orchid corsage when leaving.

Mrs. Ashworth is a graduate Stephen F. Austin high school the groom graduated from A. M. College with the class of He served with the 8th Army Force from June '42 until October '45.

seven months being overseas. Field Marshal Montgomery's title of nobility is viscount. MORE and MOREyou'll want to go back to HOTARD'S after you once taste the wonderful food that you find there. Ice Cold Watermelons BOLTON'S. FRUITS VEGETABLES 25th and Parker Ave.

ABOUT BRYAN ABOUT Miss Winnie Thomas, Mrs. Howard Cavitt and Mrs. Hill Wilson, of Houston are Visiting relatives in Bryan for two weeks. While here they will be at the home of Mrs. W.

R. Thomas, who is away on a Mrs. E. J. Howell and daughter, Miss Nancy Howell, of Ste-1 phenville are here for a visit of several weeks, and are occupying the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Woolket, who are vacationing in Mexico. Mrs. Howell and her daughter are here to attend the Cofer-Landon wedding.

Miss Howell will be a member of the wedding party. 3 We can solve your picture frame worries. Fine selection of mouldat AGGIELAND STUDIO, College Station. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Howard have returned from Dallas where they took their daughter, Betty, tor catch the train for Chicago. friends ty will be met there by and then go to Duluth, for a visit. Mrs. Joe Pustka and children, Marvin and Maxine, are in Granger, where they are visiting Mrs. Pustka's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Oujesky. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Frank and children, Elizabeth, Christina, and Dicky have returned from a visit with Mr.

Blank's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Blank in Topeka.

While there they visited with other relatives also. En route home they stopped over for a brief stay in the Ozark mountains in Arkansas. and Mrs. F. M.

Conk- lin, daughter Miss Mary Conklin and son Frank are spending the summer on their ranch at Brackettville. They will return to Bryan late in the summer when Sgt. Conklin resumes, his duties at Allen Academy in the Military, department. -8 son was born to Mr. and Mrs.

M. M. Hronek of Cook's Point at St. Joseph's Hospital on Tuesday, Mrs. Cal Wester and Mrs.

C. E. Akins, both of College Station, are medical patients, and Edward D. Langford of Gause is a surgical patient. -8 Virgil Estill and T.

Schovajsa, Veterans county service officer, carried World War II veteran Clifford Vinson, of Chester, to the Veterans Administration Hospital in Waco. Friends of J. H. Conway who has been ill at St. Joseph's Hospital for about a week, are glad to learn that he is improving satisfactorily, Mrs.

Gabe Cazell has returned from an extended visit in Washington, D. with her daughter! and family, Mr. and Mrs. M. T.

Owens, and her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Cazell Jr. While away she visited her nephew, Joseph Maloney and family on Long Island. They Go And What They Do Miss Charlotte Juanita Ellis, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Hayden Ellis of Dallas, and Roy Edwin Phillips, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Phillips of Bryan, were married recently at the First Baptist church of Dallas, Dr.

W. A. Criswell officiated. Mr. and Mrs.

Phillips will make their home in Fort Worth. Group 4 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will not meet for two weeks on account of the Vacation Bible School being conducted by the First Methodist Church. The Group will hold their next meeting on Monday, July 2. AID NEGRO YOUTH CENTER Miss Rosie Lillian Daniel and Ezra Patterson will be presented in a piano and song recital sponsored by the Negro Women's Club at 8 p.m. Thursday at Kemp High School.

The admission. charge for adults will go to the Negro Youth Center. Cotton Insect Situation During the past week, weevils were found damaging a high percentage of the small squares in the earliest planted cotton of Central Texas according to F. L. Thomas of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, A.

M. College of Texas. Records indicate that weevils are still emerging from hibernation -and scattering into cotton. In a number of fields examined, the weevil population continued high, especially in the early planted cotton in close proximity to locations which furnished adequate winter shelter. Averages of over 700 weevils per acre were found in.

fields inspected in Burleson and McLennan counties. Flea hoppers have not been found in damaging numbers in cotton of Central Texas. In the 19 fields examined, the populations ranged from 0.to 14 per 100 terminals, or an average of 3. In the vicinity of Port Lavaca, flea hoppers were found in injurious numbers in 15 fields examined. Federal entomologists state that planters are dusting with a DOT mixture at the rate of about 12 pounds per acre and securing very good results.

A very quick kill is being obtained and it is thought that only a few applications of this mixture will be necessary to keep this pest under control during the entire season. Reports indicate that thrips are continuing to cause injury to young cotton in Central and North Texas. In some cases, these pests are causing the plants to shed small squares. Contains Insect DDT Killer 0G Attention Dog Owners 0G Insect Killer Kills Fleas, Ticks, Bedbugs, Mites, Etc. Roaches ad Germ Are a Carriers OG ROACH WATER BUG POWDER KILLS BY CONTACT At Your Druggist or Grocer For expert BRYAN DAILY RAGE terheads, placards, personal cards sheets, bill heads, legal cheeks, statements, envelope salesbooks a speciality.

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