The War Whoop (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 4, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 2, 1952 Page: 3 of 6
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SOCIETY-
Wah Wahs Have
Annual Fall Tea
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Annual fall tea of Wah Wah-
taysec was held Monday from 5
to 6 p. m. in the memorial room
of the Student Life Center.
All sophomore junior and
senior girls who were interested
in becoming members of Wah
Wahtaysee were invited to at-
tend. Committees for the tea were:
centerpiece Iris Kendall; re-
freshments Billi Gandy chair-
man Lynn Manning and Marilyn
Wright; publicity Jane Ann
Stcen.
Those attending the tea were:
Sue Ann Comer Peggy Rcnfro
Mildred Akens Willa Hitchcock
Richie Lane Evelyn West Rob-
bie Jay Billie Catcs Kay Bes-
sire June Edington Marylyn
Logan Ann Brock. Rona Bley
Hope Medina Christine Rock-
over Gayncll Cleckler.
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Wahtaysee is a service organisation for sophomon. Junior and senior
HUNTS ATTEND
DALLAS AFFAIR
Dr. Andrew W. Hunt head
of the education department and
Mrs. Hunt will fly to Dallas
Tuesday to attend a reception and
banquet given by the 'i'exas
State Fair Association honoring
Eugene Holman president of the
Standard Oil Company.
The Fair Association has adopt-
ed a plan this year to be carried
out each succeeding year of
honoring at the fair an outstand-
ing Texan. Holman was selected
as this year's honoree.
Dr. and Mrs. Hunt will be
special guests of Mrs. Islalou
Moody Holman's sister
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Widmer Chosen Prexy
Of Girls' Club Council
Sarah Widmer was elected
president of the women's social
club council at a meeting of the
group Monday at 6 p. m. June
Lowery was elected secretary.
Constitution and by-laws were
read by Mrs. Phil Chappell to the
girls. Those attending were Lota
Butchee and June Lowery of
Kappa Phi; Jane Ann Steen and
Sarah Widmer of T.I.P.; Peggy
Whitson and Myrla Holcomb of
Delta Beta; Nelda Vaughter and
Lou Low of Gamma Sigma.
The regular meeting time for
the council was set for the fourth
Thursday of each month at 5:30
p. m.
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Someone put it aply when he
said "Be false to your teeth
and they'll be false to you."
ADAM'S
FOOD MARKET
2242 South 14th
Girls It's time we knew!
We all read the fashion maga-
zines Fashion minded that's
us. But is there a sure way of
knowing that all the fashions
shown as being the greatest of
the season are the fashions that
the men like most to see us wear?
For instance Marilyn Monroe
when asked her definition of how
she dresses said: "For men." Shall
we say all potentially Marilyn
Monroes should do the same?
Now comes the question How
do the men want us to dress?
Every male has his own ideas
about dress as do all of us females.
Every male no doubt has some
definite ideas that most other
males feel the same about Want
to know them?
After interviewing an anony-
mous male a good dresser I
might add these were the an
swers about women's clothes that
I received.
"Hats? I don't like many of
the hats that women wear. But
I like the small hat that fits close
to the head worn with a small
veil that covers only the eyes
and forehead region. A veil like
that gives an air of sophistica-
tion. "For dressy occasions it's al-
ways got to be high heels. As for
all that trim and cut out work on
shoes I don't see that it helps the
shoe. I like the plain pump in
calf leather or suede. No open
toes or Heels. The closed toe and
heel looks much better. (We take
it that he means the opera
pump).
"As for jewelry I like one good
Senatus Romanus
To Have Picnic
Senatus Romanus will hold
their smoker Thursday Oct. 9
in the basement of the Student
Life Center. All boys eligible for
pledgcship arc invited to attend.
There will be a program and re
freshments.
An ex Wah Wahtaysee Clara
Mae Bowdcn whojias returned
to McMurry to finish her degree
was welcomed back into the or
ganization at the tea.
Now Undtr Now
Management
DELICIOUS STEAKS
SHORT ORDERS
GOOD COFFEE
Across from the Campus
BIG CHIEF CAFE
acccsory that catches the eye.
Ear screws or clips and necklace
are all right if they are conserva
tive and match. Pearls are fine.
I like them better than some of
this flashy jewelry.
"A full skirt looks graceful.
With it I like a comparatively
plain blouse not too much frill
and fuss. Too much of that only
seems to cheapen it. The lighter
pastel shades are the best colors
for blouses. Straight skirts are
fine if they fit that way. They're
neat if they fit neat not too
tight not too loose. I like sweat-
ers but with a collar on them; I
don't mean a turtle neck. Pastel
shades are prettiest for sweaters
too.
"Shoes for the campus? I like
this style that are out now. You
can't beat them. Seems they wore
this style back in the Charleston
era. Anyway l nice tnem ciosea
toe and heel strap across the in-
step you know. Indian moccasins
are good. I especially like to see
them on the McMurry campus.
The suede loafer is fine. I don't
care much for the saddle oxford
or leather loafer. Seems that they
have kind of been burned out.
They look too heavy.
"Want to say that I really
like the wide belts. It's the most
effective addition to the fashion
plate that I have seen in a long
time. It gives the hour glass ap-
pearance to the figure wasp-
waist and all that.
"What should a girl wear for
a Saturday night show date?
That's rather hard to say. I didn't
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Forum Volunteers Plan
Picnic Tomorrow Night
Forum and Volunteers Chris
tian service organizations for
men and women respectively will
meet jointly tomorrow night for
picnic at Abilene State Park.
Committee in charge of the
picnic includes: John Davis Jim-
mie Forshay James Bell Carolyn
Crider Ona Bell True and Veda
Mac Kiker.
STOP BY
T. G. Carter's Service Station
FOR FRIENDLY COURTEOUS SERVICE
Complete Line of Tires Batteries Accessories
South 14th and Sayles
Civic Music Gives
First Concert Oct. 31
President of the Civic Music
Association Robert Tiffany an-
nounced that all tickets have
been sold to the public for this
season.
The Civic Music programs will
be held again on the McMurry
campus this year in the auditor-
ium of the Student Center. For
those students who have tickets
the first four dates have been
announced:
October 31 (Friday)
December 12 (Friday)
February 14 (Saturday)
March 4 (Wednesday)
Dates of other concerts will be
announced later.
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Galleon Editor
Solicits Material
Deadline for submitting manu-
cripts for publication in the
Galleon is Nov. 1 announces
Christine Rockover editor.
The Galleon campus literary
magazine is 'published twice
annually once in the fall and
again in the spring. Christine
states that she needs all type
of material for the first issue-
stories essays features poetry
and drama. This year's Galleon
will be entered in the TIPA con-
test. Miss Julia Luker English pro-
fessor sponsors the magazine
and Bob Epps is associate editor.
Kivas "Rough It'
Kiva members and their dates
could not resist the venture of
a mountain climb on their picnic
Friday.
The group hauled all the food
to the top of Cedar Gap moun-
tain and then wetn about the
procedure of roasting weiners and
marshmallows after starting a
fire with rain-soaked paper
plates and damp wood. But at
least their attempts at "boy scout-
ing" were successful.
Members and their dates who
attended were: Troy and Betty
Boone Bob Kern Maybelle
Pember; Wayne Parker Rita
Whitfield; Morris Hartgraves
Rona Bly; Sonny Ehrle Lagatha
Wood; Richard Adams Gwen
Nunn; Ken Wyatt Veda Mae
Kiker; David Hamblin Wanda
Todd; David Stephens Nelda
Vaughter; Joe Craft Ella Hill;
Gene Marcum Frankie Tanner;
David Barros Iris Kendall. Also
present were former Kiva mem-
ber Albert Lindley and his date
Peggy Whitson.
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The War Whoop (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 4, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 2, 1952, newspaper, October 2, 1952; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth100880/m1/3/: accessed May 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting McMurry University Library.