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ABSENT STUDENTS
(Official Notice from the Office of Ike »
Ashburn, Commandant.)
The following students who were
absent on the date specified below
come under the following paragraphs
of the absence rule:
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(a) Anderson, G. D.
Cockrell, T. J.
Daniel, J. R.
Davis, T. C.
Figari, G.
Glaze, B. C.
Hail, W. D.
Johnston, T.
Mast, D. C.
Naschke, B. B.
Rowland, W. G.
Smith, J. R.
Vanderberg, J. E.
Cunningham, J. F.
Phillips, C. C.
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JOIN THE BRYAN AND BRAZOS
COUNTY COMMERCIAL CLUB
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The Bryan and Brazos County
Commercial Association is loyally
supporting every interest of A. and
M. College. They have responded
to every call that has been made on
them, both in the way of supplying
funds and co-operating in the so-
lution of the many problems
that have arisen from time to
time affecting the College. The
interests of College and Bryan are
mutual. As the Bryan business men
have helped us we should do what
we can to help them. The member-
ship fee is nominal and there is no
man connected with this College who
cannot afford to become a member
of this association. By becoming a
member of the Association you not
only help to promote the important
work of the organization but you
have the opportunity of becoming
identified with the men who are mak-
ing Bryan and College better places
to live. I therefore urge you to re-
spond promptly to the invitation of
these business men to join this asso-
ciation.
W. 'B. BIZZELL, President.
The members of the committee
who will solicit memberships today
are: E. P. Humbert, S. W. Bilsing,
A. H. Leidigh, H. H. Williamson, M.
E. Hayes, J. B. Bagley, S. E. Eber-
stadt and Travis B. Bryan.
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PASSOVER SERVICE
IN BRYAN TODAY
Passover Service will be held in
Bryan at Temple Frieda at 6:30 p.
m. All Jewish students on the Cam-
Passes
will be granted.
POPULAR MUSICAL PRO-
GROM FOR THE CONCERT
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9 Baby, fox trot.
10 Slow and Easy, new fox trot.
During intermission the Pfeuffer
Hall Symphony Jazz will give sev-
eral of thei rmost popular selections.
Some of the latest
pieces will be |*
heard—among which will be Caro-
lina Sunshine; You’d be Surprised; |
Jazz Baby’s Ball;
Harem.
The “Symphony Jazz”
elty that has been heard a few times)
at different parts of the Campus.
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ST. ANDREW’S TO HOLD
GREAT EASTER SERVICE
Attention is drawn to the Knights
Templar service at St. Andrew’s
church, Easter Sunday at 11 a. m. A
musical program of unusual attrac-
tion has been arranged for this ser-
vice. The soloists are all well known
to Bryan music lovers and includes
Mrs. Paul Swancoat, Mrs. George
Long, Mrs. Roy Dansforth, Miss No-
va Lovell, Mr. Lank Spell, Mr.
Mowery. Mrs. T. K. Lawrence will
preside at the organ.
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Members of the congregation and
friends attending this great service
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are requested to be in their seats |
before the great procession com-
mences and the Knights Templar in
full uniform escort the flag of our
country to the altar accompanied by
the full choir.
St. Andrew’s Episcopal church,
Rev. H. B. Jamison, rector. Services
for Easter Sunday. Holy commun-
ion, 7:30 a. m. Sunday School, 9:30
a. m. Knights Templar service and
hold communion. (Fully choral) at
11 a. m. |
Processional—Jesus Christ is Ris-
en Today.
Introit Anthem—Christ Our Pass-
over, (Starkweather).
Kyrie — Three Fold,
ssohn).
Gloria Tibi— (Stainer).
Gratias Tibi—(Stainer).
Credo—(Stainer).
Anthem — Holy Art Thou, (Han-
del).
Soloist—Mrs.
Lank Spell.
Office Hymn — Onward Christian
Soldiers, (Sullivan).
Sermon—Victory.
Gloria Patra—Blumenschein.
Offetory Solo—O Divine Redeem-
(Mendel-
Swancoat and Mr.
er, (Gounod), soloist Mrs. George
Long.
Offetory Anthem—He Is Risen,
(Simpson), soloist, Miss Lovell.
Sursum Corda— (Stainer).
Sanctus—(Stainer).
Benedictus— (Gounod).
Agnus Dei—(Stainer).
Communion Hymn—O Lamb
God Still Keep Me.
Gluoria in Excelsis—(Stainer).
Blessing—=Soloist, Mrs. Roy Dan-
forth.
Benediction —
(Gregorian).
Nune Dimittis— (Gregorian).
Thanks—Gloria from the
Mass, (Mozart).
Recessional—The Strife is O’er.
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Charlie DeWare came over for the
League game Monday and returned
for the Rice games Tuesday and
Wednesday. His many friends were
more than glad to see him.
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