The Daily Bulletin
Published each morning, except Monday,
by the Publicity Department of the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College of Texas. Of-
ficial Publication of the College. Distributed
free to all students, instructers and Campus
residents. Advertising rates furnished on
application,
Office: >
Room 118, 1st floor Academic Building.
WILLIAM BENNETT BIZZELL,
President of the College.
FRANK O. MARTIN,
Publicity Secretary.
VADA TUCKER,
Assistant.
DEAN KYLE WILL ADDRESS
SAN ANGELO CONVENTION
Dean E. J. Kyle who was recently
invited to address the convention of
the West
merce which will be held in San An-
Texas Chamber of Com-
gelo May 21 to 23 has received notice
Porter Whaley,
signing him a place on the program
of May
and will talk on the subject of, The
from Manager as-
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23.
Dean Kyle has accepted
Objectives of an Agricultural Educa-
tion.
Mr. Whaley writes that the con-
vention will
‘persons from outside the city of San
Angelo, meaning that it will be the
largest convention occurring in the en- |
tire southwest during 1923.
Neff, William Randolph Hearst, world
famous publisher who has
chain of papers are among the speak-
ers,
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UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
ATTEND CONFERENCE HERE
Students of Rice Institute and the
University of Texas, were here yes- |
executive committee of the
pal Students council.
the Rice delegation.
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METHODIST GROUP RETURN
FROM DISTRICT CONFERENCE |
teverend King Vivion
lay delegates the
group
and
from
returned this
The
by all ministers of the district
ence. conference
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four lay delegates from each church. |
There were about 125 presents, Rev-
erend Vivion said.
Those who were with Reverend Viv-
ion were, E. M. Ainsworth, H. F.
Goodenough and IL. L. Weaver.
The conference authorized a license
to preach to Mr. Ainsworth.
be attended by 10,000 |
Governor |
| store in Bryan.
recently |
added the Fort Worth Record to his |
QUEEN
terday attending the meeting of the |
Episco-
leverend Mas- |
terson of Rice Institute accompanied |
three ||)
Methodist ! |
morning
from |
Willis where they went Wednesday to |
attend the District Methodist Confer. |
was attended |
TESTS ON BAPTIST COURSES
WILL BE GIVEN TODAY
Reverend R. I. Brown, Baptist
student pastor, will be in the E.E.
building this afternoon at 5:00 o’clock
to give tests on all courses taken in
S.S. and B.Y.P.U. work. Those stu-
dents who were not able to meet the
classes when the tests were given are
urged to be present. This will be the
last opportunity, since all reports
must go to headquarters this week.
“LIGHTNIN’” IS PLAY
KNOWN WORLD OVER
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The comedy “Lightnin’” which is to
be read by Miss Florence Lutz Wed-
nesday evening, May 16, at Guion
Hall needs little comment. This play
by the joint authors Winchell Smith
and Frank Bacon is one of the recent
very successful plays produced in
New York City, and will appeal to
all who can hear Miss Lutz’s inter-
pretation of it. Her intimate know-
ledge of the stage combined with her
natural ability and good training
are clearly shown in her portrayal of
character. She is able to so create
[the individual characters of the play
that they become realistic.
Tickets are on sale at the Y, the
Consolidated School, and Waldrop’s
Adults 50 cents, stu-
dents and school children 35 cents.
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Agnes Ayres in “Racing Hearts’ at
[the QUEEN Monday and Tuesday.
ATHLETIC GOODS
SPAULDING
Base Ball
Track
Tennis
A.M. WALDROP
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TREAT FROM DALLAS MOTHER'S
CLUB WILL BE SERVED TODAY
All students from Dallas and for-
eign countries are expected to be
present in the Mess Hall this after-
noon at 3:30 o’clock to enjoy the ice
cream and cake which was sent here
as a Mother’s Day compliment from
the Dallas A. & M. Mothers’ Club.
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METHODIST WOMEN WILL
HOLD MEETIN TOMORROW
The Methodist Woman’s Mission-
ary Society will meet tomorrow after-
noon at 3:30 o’clock with Mrs. Clara
| Sullivan.
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AND TUESDAY—THEODORE
the special,
ROBERTS and AGNES AYRES in
“Racing Hearts
another of Paramount’s super 39 attractions,
Wednesday, Thursday—CHARLES RAY in
“THE GIRL I LOVED”
Friday, Saturday—“MONTE CRISTO.”
DIXIE MONDAY
AND TUESDAY—LON CHANEY
“THE BLIND BARGAIN”
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