The Daily News-Journal from Murfreesboro, Tennessee • 23

Sunday Morning, Nov, 21, 1970, Tht Dally Ntwt Journal, Murfrtwboro, Pan 23 The house mouse has started his annual migration into homes and barns, points out a University of Tennessee Ex- tension entomologist. Food, water, and warm shelter attract the mice. 1 15 S.E. Broad 893-1614 Tues. Only WW Frosting Bleach Touch iL y- us 0 Up $850 WJ Ueanm9 WtSM oil Permanent Waves $8 50 'vT? Hairgoodi Color $600 Free Hair Cut With Shampoo Set $3.00 On Sunday afternoon, Dec.

6, Oaklands Mansion will sparkle with the look and mood of Christmases past. The eighth annual Open House "in the Southern tradition" will be held there from 1 until 5 p.m., it is announced by Mrs. Donald Anderson, regent of Oaklands Association, Inc. It is hoped that families and individuals from all over Middle Tennessee will come to see this handsome house in its Christmas splendor, enjoy the folk music of the Middle Tennessee University Harp Singers from 1 until 2:30, and join in the singing of familiar old carols during the remainder of the afternoon. Among features of the afternoon will be an exhibit of hand made candles, a project of the younger Members of the Association.

As in Christmases past, the stately entrance hall, parlor library-ven the bedrooms of the house-will be festooned with swags, wreaths and garlands of native greens, a towering Christmas tree decorated in traditional manner will be featured and Old-South refreshments will be served. Visitors will be welcomed by hostesses dressed in period costumes. Mrs. Earl Roberts, who is serving as general chairman of the Open House, is being assisted by Mrs. Peter J.

Schoenster, Ways and Means chairman, and a number of committees to be announced at a later date. Work is underway at the mansion, under the direction of Mrs. Robert Ra gland, House chairman, toward the restoration of the room formerly occupied by the caretakers. The House Furnishings committee, Mrs. W.

M. Smith, chairman; Mrs. W. E. Landers and Mrs.

James A. Ridley, has purchased a number of attractive items for the child's room with proceeds from the Tom Tichenor Puppet Show. Additional accessories have been acquired for several rooms in the house and other improvements have been made at the mansion this fall. Admission to the Open House is one dollar for adults and fifty cents for children under twelve. rora limited time only 25 OFF on five favorite APPEARING on the Associated Student Body Student Government Day program at Middle Tennessee State University last Saturday were three former ASB presidents appearing above.

A fourth, Jim Free, was meeting with another group of high school students who had been invited to come to the Univer sity for a luncheon and subsequent football game. From left, Paul Womack, Chattanooga, Bill Boner, Nashville, Sharlena Phillips, Mrs. Regina Martin, Van Martin, and Bobby Sands, chairman of the Day. Boner, a Representative-elect from Nashville, was the luncheon speaker. Towle Sterling patterns 8 j(ffnirjB(ffQo i MSH Organized To Honor Foreign Students A meeting was held at Mrs.

Hans Mueller's home on May Lane on November the 5th to organize the Murfreesboro International Students Hospitality, and officers were elected. Mr. Charles Gieser was elected president; Mrs. Joseph Sakas, vice president; Mrs. Larry Brooks Secretary and publicity chairman; Mrs.

Josephine Call, treasurer; Mrs. Carlyle Jennings Host Homes; Mrs. Hans Mueller, Hospitality; Mrs. Adam Phillips entertainment, and Mrs. W.

H. Couch, consultant. The purpose of this group is to make possible personal relationships between interested people of the community and the foreign students of the campus community A dinner was given for the students on Saturday, November the 7th at the Middle, Tennessee's Electric Membership Coir poration. The students from Thailand entertained their American hosts with recordings of Thailand music and folk dances. Mr.

and Mrs. Carlyle Jennings will host the Christmas party December the 12th and the American hosts will entertain the International Students with Christmas Carols, Christmas goodies, and examples and explanations of the Christmas traditions and their meanings. WE HAVE MORE ITEMS NOT MENTIONED THAT HAVE BEEN DRASTICALLY REDUCED! STARTS immi 1IG11T 6 P.L1. For a limited time only these five famous Towle Sterling patterns are available at 25 off regular retail prices. You LIMITED QUANTITIES save 23 on each purchase from a single teaspoon to a deluxe service for twelve with serving pieces.

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