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8 THE IRVING DAILY Wednesday, February 21,1968 Thirteen make list at UTA Thirteen Irvingites made the fall semester honor roll in the School of Business Administration at the University of Texas at Arlington, Dean Wallace B. Nelson has announced. A total of 183 students are listed on the roll. One of those from Irving, Virginia Nell Martin, had straight She was one of. 10 in the business school to acheive that honor.

The other Irvingites on the list include: Larry Stephen Carvell, Kathy Lynne Donley, Dixie Kloma Edmiston. James Timothy Lavender, Brian William Haley, Katherine M. Horstmann, Phillip Weldon Mathers, Bill Howard Ozborn. Ronald Scott Smothermon. James Ewing Tyson III, David Lee Weaver and Douglas Joel Webb.

Young missionary speaks Don Watson, a young mis- director for Bethel Baptist sionary to Brazil, will speak Church here. A 19-year-old at a youth revival at Em- sophomore at the University manuel Baptist Church be- of Texas at Arlington majoring ginning Wednesday. Services in prelaw, he has been active are scheduled at 7:30 p.m. in the Baptist Student nightly through Sunday. Union.

Woolery now serves Watson, his wife, music chairman for the and their daughter, Kisha.preshman Council, have been on deputation He will direct the Youth work throughout the United States for the past months, speaking in many churches presenting their work. The preacher, as well as speaking. is also a talented singer who has made a gospel record and has led the music for revivals in this area. About Brazil, Watson says, politically, socially and economically, it is a huge puzzle. Christ is the key to the puzzle.

Only in the true presence of Jesus Christ can the vast problems of Brazil be solved." John David Woolery, music Choir throughout the revival, with practice sessions at 7 p.m. nightly. Transportation to the church, at 3005 N. Esters may be arranged by calling BL5-5238. The church nursery will be open during revival services.

Leading the music for the Emmanuel revival will be 7 Irvingites on List at El Centro Seven Irvingites are included on the List at El Centro College for the fall semester. They are among 165 students who made the honor. Those from Irving are Terry Mikal Black, Clifford Wylie Cordell, James Edward Geels, Robert Parry Gormly, Nancy Elizabeth Powers, Judith Carol Risser and Patricia Ann Walker. DON WATSON JOHN DAVID WOLLERY The Bank That In Service In Irving IRVING BANK Trust Co. Little Beaver royalty Kim McWhorter and Jay Story were crowned Valentine queen and king at Little Beaver School last week.

The children were chosen on the basis of citizenship. Runners-up were Cherie Roberts and Lynn McKnight and Kevin Smith and Ryon Gehrts. DAILY NEWS PHOTO Dr, Butow to speak at UD -m NO MONEY DOWN ON EZE CHARGE YOU AFFORD TO MISS IT! Dr. Hans Butow, regarded as a well-known German author and critic, will speak at the University of Dallas on Tuesday. February 27, at 11 a.m.

in the Bohr Room of the Science Lecture Center. The topic of his talk will be "Some Aspects of Modern German Literature." Dr. Butow (born November 27, 1900) studied Anglistik (English Literature), art history, and archeology in Frankfurt and Hamburg. For eleven years he was Foreign Affairs Editor of the Frankfurter Zeitung. In 1945 he was official interpreter for the American Military Government, In 1957 Dr.

Butow was called to Hamburg as Diree- Pack 82 7 seta a iva rds banquet Cub Scout Pack 827 will hold a Blue and Gold Banquet at John R. Good Elementary School from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Monday. Some 200 are expected to attend and see awards presented to boys in the 48-member pack. tor of the Press Office.

At this time he also served as personal adviser to the mayor of Hamberg. Since 1965 he has been a free-lance writer. Dr. Butow has published numerous books and essays in German and English. He also has translated literary works by Shelley, E.

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