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Che Daily Bulletin Vol. College Station, Texas Friday, May 11, 1923 No. 177 BYRNTS SCHEDULED FOR COMMENCEMENT Endless Succession of Features In- cluded in Forty-Seventh Annual Program of Exercises The complete program of the com- mencement period as announced by | Dr. F. B. Clark, chairman of the com- | mencement, committee is as follows: Saturday, June Second: 2:00 p.m.—Competitive drills by com- panies. 5:00 p.m.—Individual drill by Ross Volunteers. 8:00 p.m.—Senior Class play. Sunday, June Third: 8:30 a.m.—Presentation of “T” med) als. Review of the honoring “T” men. Cadet Corps | 9:30 a.m.—Inspection of quarters. 10:30 a.m.—Commencement sermon, Reverend Herbert L. Willett, Ph.D., D.D., Professor of Old Testament language and literature, University of Chicago. :15 p.m. Band concert on the campus. 5:30 p.m.—Exhibition drill by the Ross | Volunteers. :00 p.m.—Address to the religious | organizations, Reverend J. M. Price AM., D.D., professor of religious education, Southwestern Baptist | Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, | Texas. to members of the class, Guion Hall. Monday, June Fourth: ’ Senior Bible | Exhibition drill by the Ar- | tillery. :00 a.m.—Mass athletics by the In- | fantry. 9:30 a.m.—Livestock Husbandry building. competitive | Presentation of certificates | show, Animal | passes AND LONGHORNS TO PLAY FIRST GAME TODAY | The Aggies ord 7 Loahorns will meet on Kyle field this afternoon in the first game of the final series of the intercollegiate season for the Farmers. 4:10. Lr. rr... H P | | ARCHIT ECTURAL CLUB WILL CELEBRATE DINNER-DANCE | The architectural club members in | artists frocks will dance and dine with | their gingham clad lady friends in the | finest hall this evening celebrating | | the annual social affair of the Ar- [ chitectural Club. Aggieland will fur- | nish music. ———— Sef ees TO BE GIVEN MEDALS TONIGHT Medals will be awarded to the win- [ sequence and segmented by intermit- ners of the annual spring freshman dairy judging contest held recently and also to the members of the Na- tional and International Dairy Judg- | ing team at the regular spring meet- | ing of the Kream and Kow Klub { wh.ch will be held in the dairy barn [in connection with a dairy dinner this | evening. Executive officers of the tion and faculty members of the | School of Agriculture, will be honor guests. —— BAPTIST STU DENTS WIL 1 HAVE MEETING TONIGHT | meet immediately after supper to- night. After a short reveiw tests will be given both on the course tak- en this week and the course, Training in the Baptist Spirit. All interested The game will begin at | DAIRY JUDGING TEAM WINNERS | institu- | The class in B.Y.P.U. methods will | CITY AND GOLLEGE OFFICIALS SPEAK Tom Finty, Jr., Mayor Cockrell and Lutcher Stark on Program of League Held in Mess Hall | atte i | Addresses by Major E. R. Cock- | rell of Fort Worth in praise of the | virility of college men and the funda- jreniity of A. & M., by Tom Finty, [dr , editor and director of the Dallas News organization on some recom- | mendations for more efficient govern- | ment and by Lulcher Stark of Orange | on the educational situation and the | importance of recreation and play fa- | cilities for city children following | brief expositions of departmental functions, equipment and purposes in the A. & M. College system by offic- lials of the College given in proper tent witticisms from Colonel Ike Ash- burn, who wore the mantle of toast- master with dignified poise and per- | formed in effectiveness in directing | interested attention to each succeed- ling speaker by relieving monotony | with humor supplied an evening of in- terested learning and diversion to the large group of Bryan and College peo- | ple who joined with the delegation of the Texas League of Municipalities lin the College mess hall Wednesday | night. | Dinner was served under the direc- tion of W. A. Duncan, supervisor of | subsistence in the mess hall annex at | 6:15, the group assembled there im- | mediately after witnessing a military | parade of the entire cadet corps which | concluded an afternoon of inspection | for the visitors. | Colonel Ashburn opened the pro- 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.—Inspection of | are urged to be present at the meet- | gram of speeches with a short sum- departments of the College: 11:00 to 12:00—(1) Exhibit of work of students of architecture, 4th floor Academic building. (2) Exhibit of work of students of | drawing, 4th floor Academic build- | ing. (3) Exhibit of textiles and textile machinery in operation, Textile En- gineering building. (4) Display of commercially valuable | non-metals, metals, equipment ma- terials used in petroleum geology (Continued on page three) ing. R. L. BROWN, pastor. TRACK TEAM GIVEN ROUSING SENDOFF TO CONFERENCE Coach Frank Anderson and 14 Ag- [mary of the A. & M. College in its ' broadest outline, delineating the main | divisions of the institution and in- | dicating the ideal which vitalized the | functioning of each department. He | expressed the opinion that it was pe- culiarly appropriate for the Texas | rousing yells of the entire cadet | League of Municipalities to meet at | corps for the scene of the Southwest- | the College for the reason that the | ern Track meet which will be held at | College is a small city in itself and Stillwater Oklahoma this week end. its officers have all the responsibili- | They were cheerful in the confidence | ties that weigh upon municipal of- | that they will bring back the big | | ficers, due to the fact that the Col- prize. (Continued on Page tc) | gie track stars left yesterday amid the S
