The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938, April 03, 1924, Image 3

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    OFFICIAL NOTICES |
ABSENT STUDENTS
The following students who were !
come under the following paragraphs |
of the absence rule.
(Office of the Commandant)
April 2, 1924. |
Brazelton, A. J.
Carmichael, J. F.
Cliett, J. Q.
Taulk, N. N.
Focke, J. C.
Harris, HH. . K.
Keller, D. B.
McMordie,
MacDaniel,
Mebane, A.
Morris, O. D.
Ruhmann, E. P.
Thorn, C. M.
Warren, A. A.
LeLaurin, V. G.
Levy, M. L.
Mahan, L. H.
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(b)
April 1, 1924. |
(a) Carmichael, J. F.
C. C. TODD,
Commandant.
CLASSES SUSPENDED
THIS MORNIN |
(official)
On account of the military I
spection; classes will be suspended |
for the morning periods April 3.
CHARLES PURYEAR,
Dean.
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ATTENTION—AGRICULTURAL
SOPHOMORES
(Official)
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I would like to meet all Agricultural
Sophomores in the Chapel of the Y.
M. C. A. at 6:30 P. M. Friday, April
4, 1924. I desire to offer some sug-
gestions in regard to choosing of
groups, which you expect to make
April fifth.
E. J. KYLE, Dean
School of Agriculture.
SECOND DOSE TYPHOID
SERUM THIS AFTERNOON
Headquarters
Officers’ Training Corps
April 3, 1924.
Reserve
MEMORANDUM:
1. The second dose of typhoid-
paratyrhoid serum will be given to-
to those who received the first dose
on March 27, 1924.
By order of Colonel TODD:
M. M. MONTGOMERY,
Adjutant.
absent on the date specified below |
day between 4:00 P. M. and 5:30 P., M. |
STUDENTS WANTED TO
| WORK CANADIAN WHEAT
FIELDS DURING SUMMER
(official)
All agricultural students who would
be interested in a proposition to work
on Canadian wheat farms during the
summer months should call at my of-
: fice for further information.
E. J. KYLE, Dean
School of Agriculture
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AGRICULTURAL SOPHOMORES
Electives for next session
(Official)
| Sophomores in the Course in Agri-
| culture are directed tc report to the
Registrar by April 5 their choice for
| next year of one of the following
| groups:
2. Agricultural Education
Agricultural Engineering
Agronomy
Animal Husbandry
Dairy Husbandry
9. Horticulture
10. Landscape Art
11. Poultry Husbandry
| 12. Rural Sociology
| If in doubt as to what group to
| choose, consult the Dean of Agricul-
|
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Nth w
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| ture or the head of any group. The!
On with the Dance
Also the “NEW TOGS” you
will need to participate in the
Annual R. V. Hop
Ross Volunteers!
We have the articles necessary
to complete your uniform.
White Shoes
Shirts
Stocks :
Gloves 1
Those who anticipate the use of
evening clothes should investi-
gate their needs now, then use
our unexcelled service in sup-
plying them.
T. K. LAWRENCE |
| head of the group chosen will be your |
: Adviser. Consult him in regard to
your choice of junior electives.
| bulletin board No 17.
CHARLES PURYEAR
Dean.
| SCIENCE SOPHOMORES
(official)
Sophomores in the Science Course |
are directed to report to the registrar |
department fer next year from the
of Advisers has been posted on the
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by April 5 their choice of a “major” |
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following departments: Biology,
Chemistry, Entomology, Geology,
Physics:
If in doubt as to what departmen:
to choose, consult the undersigned, ox
the head of any of the five depar:-
ments named above.
CHARLES PURYEAR,
Dean.
STUDENT LABOR
(Official)
Students desiring work should r:-
port to the Y.M.C.A. immediately afl
ter dinner for assignment.
Campus people are requested to pai
their call for student labor in before
noon.
W. HA. MATTHEWS,
Y.M.C.A. Secretary.
Fresh Fruit
NOTICE TO OUR COLLEGE FRIENDS
We are now making daily deliveries to College.
| leave the store promptly at 9 o’clock.
DAILY
Fish on Wednesdays and Friday.
367—Market phone 355
IF IT IS TO EAT WE HAVE IT
Give us a trial and be convinced.
C..L. EDEN
Trucks
Vegetables
Store phones 518 and