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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1920)
Sunday, April 4, 1920. * Load : 5 “ Fue ya) 3 * *. THE D AILY BULLETIN ; ENROLLMENT AT A. AND M. 4% COLLEGE UP TO NOON * * od * 0a ~ Published each morning, except Monday, | by the Publicicy Department of the Agri- | »> * 3 J Od * cultural and Mechanical College of Texas. |. YESTERDAY + Official Publication of the College. Dis- | 3 o 8 tributed free to all students, instructors and | 1 79 6 * Campus resiaents. Advertising rates fur- |. Ny x rished on application. 3 > Office: - ; __ Room 113, first floor Academic Building | of of of sje of fe of oe ole oe oe os ojo fe ofe oe op me emer ——————— mr —— RS WILLIAM BENNETT BIZZELL * RELIGIOUS SERVICES. > President of the College | ote o* FRANK OC. MARTIN | "ge ge ge 3 he 3 4 3 he he 0 2 ae oe oe ge £2 PRESIDENT BIZZELL WILL MEET HIS BIBLE CLASS | | | Secretary of Publicity | | | Station, in which position he has re-| mained ever since. | He attended the graduate school | of Agriculture at the Iowa State Col- | lege, Ames, Iowa, in 1910. From | August 12, 1918 ‘till August 31, 1919, he was on leave of absence from the College and was employed by the United States Bureau of An- imal Industry and the Extension Service of the A. and M. College of Texas, co-operating. During this period he had charge of livestock drouth relief work for the Federal Government and the College co-op- erating in Texas. In the summer of 1919 the Federal Government trans- fered him to Montana where he had charge of livestock drouth relief work as an agent of the Government for the Northwestern States. As an employee of the Texas Ex- periment Station he has issued sev- eral bulletins pertaining to livestock, particularly bulletins on cattle feed- ing and swine feeding. Bible School 9:15 as follows: Since 1907 under his supervision Campus people, freshmen barns for beef cattle, horses,sheep | sophomores in Guion Hall. and hogs have been erected as fol-| Juniors in Y. M. C. A. chapel. lows: A stock judging pavilion, Seniors in South Parlor of the Y. $40,000.00; beef cattle barn, $8,-|M. C. A. 000.00; horse barn, $8,000.00; sheep Denominal Meetings: barn, $1,500.00; hog barn, $1,500.- Baptist group, Guion Hall, 2:30. 00; five cottages, $11,000.00; silos,| Methodist group, Y Chapel, 2:30. $1,200.00; making a total valuation Presbyterian group, of buildings approximately $72,-|ing, 2:30. 000.00. In addition to this is live- Christian group, C.E. Lecture Room stock valued at $44,000.00; fences, |2:30. $5,000.00, and other property includ-| Episcopal group, Room 10, C. E. ing harness, vehicles, etc.,, worth |pyilding, 9:00 o’clock. $10,000.00. The Department as a Mass for Campus Catholics, Room President Bizzell Will Meet His Bible Class Today. The regular eleven o’clock religious service will not be held this morning, | but the students are permitted and urged to attend the churches of their | choice in Bryan this morning. | But let us have a full attendance at Sunday School. The religious service of the College will be held in Guion Hall at seven o'clock this evening. Dr. Franklin Henry Giddings, Pro- fessor of Sociology and History of Civilization will speak on the subject of “Some Perils to Our Civilization.” W. B. BIZZELL, President. Following is a reminder of the time and meeting places of religious services for the day: and whole then is now valued at more 19, C. E. building, 9:30. than $128,000.00 Y. M. C. A. Chapel Service. In the courses in Animal Hus-| In view of the service in Guion Hall bandry, special stress has been laid | at 7 o'clock this evening the regular on livestock judging, breeding, feed-|y, M. C. A. meeting will be postponed ing and management. Recognition | yntil next Sunday. of the principle that success in live- Methodist Services. stock breeding is based to a large There will be a short Easter Ser- extent on one’s ability as a livestock | vice in the Chapel of the Y. M. C. A. judge has caused great emphasis to|,t 9.30. An Easter Anthem and an be placed on livestock judging. The | master special will be given by the further recognition of the fact that Bryan choir. Rev. Ramsey will de- good feeding is just as essential as liver a short Easter sermon. good breeding, has caused much em- Co. Ei Freshen. phasis to be given this subject in the Lets go to Sunday School this instruction of Animal Husbandry morning. It will not be an unpleas- gtudents, ant hour for you. It is a duty you The records of the livestock judg-| we to yourself. Lets go. ing teams of the A. and M. College ere of Texas are too well known to give PROGRAM much space to this part of the work at this time. The winning of first place at the International Livestock Exposition at Chicago in 1913 and | again in 1919, and the winning of | third and fourth places in the same | contest during the only other years | between 1913 and 1919 in which the Baptist Group, Guion Hall, 2:30 to 3:30, Sunday Afternoon. Mr. T. Hall. Arranged—Professor Leader Music J. Gayden. 1. Songs by the congregation. contest was held, are examples of the |2 Prayer by Professor W. E. White. success of the Animal Husbandry | 3. Scripture reading and comments-- | Department of the College in this | Mr. T. Hall. line of work. | 4. Prayer led by Mr. T. Hall. Reading by Miss Helen Parks. Vocal solo by Mrs. Webb Howell. EE — aE * a D. WANTED — Student who has had | 6. experience in making bird skins. See |T. Quartett by Messrs. E. O. Me- Mr. Cahn, Biology Department, at Donald, H. F. Page, J. W. once. Storey, and J. M. Johnson. E. C. build- | W. | OC Y our Spring Suit is waiting for you among a great collection of up-to-the-minute styles in young men’s clothes, at A. M. Waldrop & Co. EEE EE EE A ET ET EET 0 rR TIDE OEET OF V0 TEE FEVER | a a a a a a A Ea s oe I+ V. ANGELE 1 i The Coll Tail : By % b: ¢ College 1aiior 3 ko By Boyett’s Store og E I have the largest display of samples for men’s i |% clothing from ten o fthe largest clothing houses in the 3 + United States. Come and select your spring suit. | 34 oe | *s . kg . . oe a We Also Do Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing 5 oe oe i PHONE 93 A * baa kaakast: Srakastockeakoakasbeakaakaatsaleakasd: * Lr, acta abaataateskeakaatectsake skates taskeakaakeateskaakaakesy w Br a ae ane amr ata eT a SC AT A 8. Five minute talk by Rev. J. A.| ON THE SICK LIST Held. 9. Clos prayer by Rev. J. A.| The following students were con- eld. [fined to the hospital yesterday: REE RE T. J. Cockrell, T. C. Davis, Geo. | SPECIAL MEETING OF THE | Figari, B. C. Glaze, T. Johnson, Eu- SOCIAL. SCIENCE SEMINAR gene Kere, W. H. McClelland, D. C. | Mast, R. D. Lawhon, J. R. Smith. At a special meeting of the Social | ee ffeeerre Science Seminar in the Y. M. C. A. Don’t take a long walk when you | Chapel this afternoon at 4 o’clock Dr. can put your kodak work in a film | Franklin H. Giddings will address the | box and get your finished work de- | Seminar. All members and others |livered to your room the next day. | interested are requested to be pres- | Try the new Finn’s Film Service. 57 | ent. | Mitchell. te Ae ee eee Call at | | FOUND — Fountain pen. LOST — Fountain pen, Shaeffer’s | the Publicity Office. gold clasp, and band. 355 Bizzell. | ro eateateake al alte ale afte afk Yoale ak ataateakeakeateake abe abe al ake atte ate athe ale 28s als 2%: | Br Se Se a a SC Rd | i % BEGINNING APRIL 1 ¥ “i I will make only two deliveries daily on the Campus. * Leaving my store promptly at 10 o'clock in the morning « kX and 4 o’clocy in the afternoon. We positively will make & % no deliveries other than these. i x If my present delivery system is maintained we would + i. be compelled to increase the price of our groceries. i 5 : GUY F. BOYETT : RRR rn Ee Tee SIRO IUN JOR JUN JUN, JON, FUN. JUN, JUN, FUN, JUN, J, JUN, FUN. JN, JUN, J, JUN, JUN JON, JON, JOR, JN, JN, x od A i A A 8 RE i SRR A A li A lh ol dh ah ah ah uh ul a a a a uo ek al i al ol a i i nl a ab ath a ab abe a ald te 5 oh w We offer in our store only k shoes of known excellence 3 5 fr m maker of high reputa- bos tion. Among them are the season’s new medels in EX i and BOSTONIAN SHOES % og for young men and men not so young. - hd og | ow 3 3 | ; 3 5 KX (A | 3 o < ) o | 4 no 5 BX Shoe Department. BRYAN, TEXAS 3 oh oe ole daefeefoctocfosforforianforfociosiosforionfanfocfociosfosfonfonfuntorfococfosforfonfonfurfocfofosfosiosfonfonfonfocfocfocfocfosfosfoofonferfontunfontesfrie i —————————
