‘Sunday, February 8, 1920.
THE DAILY BULLETIN
Published each morning, except Monday,
by the Publicity Department of the Agri-
. eultural and Mechanical College of Texas.
Oficial Publication of the College. Dis-
tributed free to all students, instructors and
~ Campus residents. Advertising rates fur-
 nished on application. .
» Office: a
Room 113, first floor Acddemic Building
WILLIAM BENNETT BIZZELL
President of the College
FRANK O. MARTIN
Secretary of Publicity
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The chief characteristic of Texas
is courage, indomitable courage and
o fall the human qualities, I think
courage takes you farthest.—Colonel
E. M. House.
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derstand and appreciate the funda-
mental principles of life insurance.
Different individuals may properly
seek different kinds of insurance; and
~ Term Insurance, Ordinary or Whole
Life Policies, and Endowment Insur-
ance. :
The two contracts of life insurance
and annuity may be drawn so as to
supplement one another, and the As-
sociation will furnish such contracts
in the form suited to the circumstan-
ces of the teacher’s life.
A table of the largest and best
known life insurance companies shows
that the primiums for insurance of
the Teachers Insurance and Annuity
Association charged to college teach-
ers are less than the corresponding
non-participating premiums of any
other company listed in the table. For
~ pensions or annuities the Teachers
Association charges less than any
other company.
REV W. W. MELTON
WILL PREACH AT
Was Reared on Ranch, Became Dis-
couraged and Resolved to Study
for Ministry
Guion Hall this
morning, Rev. W. W. Melton of the
Seventh Street Baptist Church,
Waco, is spoken of as one of the
most profound thinkers in the Texas
pulpit, and is pastor of one of the
largest Baptist churches in the state.
Before becoming a minister he was
a ranchman; and having been reared
on the ranch, he has a thorough
The speaker at
understanding of youthful life. The
story goes that one day in the round-
up in Clay county he became dis-
couraged, but after fully analyzing
his situation he finally resolved to go
to thd Decatur Baptist College, De-
catur, Texas. Afterwards he grad-
uated from Baylor University, and
later entered the Southwestern
Theological Seminary at Fort Worth,
from which he was called to a pas-
torate before he had finished school.
Later he held great revivals among
his former cowboy friends, and af-
terwards became pastor of the First
Baptist Church, Jacksonville, Texas.
About six years ago he accepted his
present charge, which under his able
leadership has grown in strength and
power. Being located just two blocks
all of the usual forms of insurance |
will be offered by the Association, as, |
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MORNING SERVICE
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| BISHOP C. S. QUINN WILL HOLD
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ENROLLMENT AT A. AND M.
COLLEGE UP TO NOON
YESTERDAY
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from Baylor, this church serves the
University community and as a re-
sult one of the largest young peo-
ple’s organizations in Texas.
PRES. BIZZELL
IN CORSICANA
Will Not be Here to Conduct His
Bible Class Today But Will
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Pres. Bizzell will not be able to
meet his Sunday School class this
morning as he is in Corsicana, where |
he addresses a mass meeting at the
Y.M.C.A. at 3 p’clock today. Dr.
Bizzell will retufnitonight.
ON THE SICK LIST
The following students were con:
fined to the hospital yesterday:
F. W. Boriskie, P. G. Becker, R |
F. Burns, A. Basham, I. Bate, R. H. |
Browning, J. C. Bose, R. M. Burnam,
R. H. Carmichael, I. E. Chiemene, W.
G. Castle, G. A. Dahlberg, W. H.
DeLange, E. L. Daniels, J. A. Ewing, |
R. F. Fisher, A. Fenstermaker, E. L.
Harvin, A. C. Lloyd, Y. L. Hinson, J.
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Simon, H. C. Shaw, I. Schiller, E. J. |
Tankersley, S. N. Toner, P. N. Vin-|
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES TODAY
At 9:15 o,clock this morning |
a short address at the Episcopal
Services in Room 10, of the Civil |
Engineering Building. All College |
interested, should avail themselves
vice.
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MEETING OF E. E. SOCIETY
CALLED FOR MONDAY NIGHT
There will be an important meet-
ing of all men taking an electrical
course in Room 301 E. E. Building
at 7:15 p. m., Monday night, Febru- |
ary 11.
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CABINET MEETING
There will be a Cabinet meeting
in the Y.M.C.A. today at 12:30.
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Extravagance rots character— |
War Savings Stamps are |
a preventive for financial decay.
Make it convenient to see the post-
master today.
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The poorest argument in the world
is that of the man or woman who
is too poor to save. Poor
people can’t afford not to save. The
Government is making it possible for
every one to get ahead with 25¢
Thrift Stamps and $5.00 War Sav-
ings Stamps for $4.13.
Roosevelt.
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LYRIC SPECIALS FOR WEEK. CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
We have another week of stars | Sunday, February 8.
Bible School 9:15 Guion Hall.
Menorah Society, 9:30, Residence
Dr. J. J. Taubenhaus.
that cannot be beat. You cannot af-
ford to
Monday— Miss Texas Guinan in “The |
miss these good pictures. |
She Wolf”. This is good, you will Episcopal Services, Room 10 C.
surely like her. Tuesday comes E. Bldg., Bishop Quinn.
Cabinet Meeting, Y.M.C.A., 12:30
everybody’s favorite—Anita Stewart | : : &
Preaching Service, 10:50, Rev. W.
in “The Sins of Mother”. Wednes-
| day—Beautiful Sylvia Breamer and 8 Mote Pastor i" Bap-
Robert Gordon in “Respectable by | at Ea Lr Cie,
Proxy”. A special feature. Thurs- | sie A), llape. Service, Lov,
Episcopal Services, Room 10, C.
E. Bldg., 9 o'clock.
Mass for Campus Catholies, Room
19, C. E. Bldg., 9:30.
day — “The Third Generation”, a
Brentwood production. Friday and |
Saturday comes Mary Pickford in her |
new 16,000 picture—“Polly Anna”
The glad play. You cannot afford a 0 J 0 JC NC WC NRE MEE EOE WW S|
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