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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1916)
“THE DAILY BULLETIN Published daily (except Mondays) by the A. and M. Print Shop for circulation among students, faculty, and campus residents. Vol. II. College Station, Texas, Saturday, September 30, 1916. No. 6. Student Laundry Collections, In order to prevent any dupli- cation in the marking of laundry bundles, and also, that the col- lections may be made promptly, the following suggestions should be strictly adhered to: Write ndme on laundry IN FULL and, if a former student, place old laundry mark on line indicating, “‘mark.”” If a fresh- man or a new student, leaye line for ‘mark’ blank, or state NEW STUDENT, name. hall, room number and company. KEach student must list his laundry on LEFT side of laundry slip, place laundry and slip within pil- low slip, laundry bag, or tie se- curely in sheet, being careful to place slip where same can be easily found. Failure to observe and of the above instructions subjects violater to report. Af- ter bundle is prepared, place outside room door where driver can locate same. All laundry bundles must be prepared for collection by 1 a. m. each Sun- day, as collector makes only one visit to each hall. No bundles accepted at Laundry building from students. Each student allowed twenty pieces of soiled laundry. A charge of five cents for each piece over that allow- ance will be made. HARRY E. SMITH, Supt. Power Plant. Bible Classes and Teachers. The committee on courses of study for the Bible classes has completed its work and gotten out a bulletin describing the cour- ses and giving the conditions up- on which certificates will be a- warded. The four years course of study is as strong as can be made for the time allowed and should ap- peal to every student of the Col- lege. All students and campus peo- ple are invited to meet at the Col- lege chapel tomorrow (Sunday) morning at 9:30 for the purpose of reorganizing the classes for the year. The regular lessons will not begin till Sunday, Oecto- ber 1, the session tomorrow be- ing general. The program will consist of some special music and some short addresses bearing upon the work of this year. A. MITCHELL, Dir ector. There will be a eating of the College Station Tennis Club Mon- day October 2,4:10p m in Room 3 Shirley Annex, for the election of officers for the coming year and other business Application for membership will be consid- ered at this time. All applica- tions should be made to Mr. Hugh Cassidy, president of the Club. All members are request- ed to be present,