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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1924)
A Lj (4 since. . The Daily Bulletin VOL. VIII COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1924. NO. 23 DATE OF RODEO AND PAGEANT IS NOV. 10 Sixth Annual Benefit Performance For Judging Team Will Be More Thrilling Than Ever. The annual Rodeo, livestock exposi- tion and style pageant, benefit per- formance for the International live- stock judging team will be held on November 10. This date was selected by the committee on arrangements this week after the many factors con- cerning the date of the annual show had been carefully considered. This will be the sixth annual exhibition of the kind, all of which have had th: chief purpose of providing the ex- penses of sending the livestock judg- ing team coached by Professor W. L. Stangel to compete against teams rep- resenting other schools from all parts of the United States and Canada in the judging contest of the Interna- tional Exposition and Livestock Show at Chicago which is always held th: first of December. That was the ori- ginal purpose of the performance and has remained so exclusively ever Everyone who purchases a t.c- ket may know that every dollar of profit from the exhibition will go to ‘hat worthy purpose. Initially there was no rodeo given in connection, but it consisted essen- tially of a livestock show. Gradually the rodeo feature became the most s'gnificant division and lately th: style pageant has become a predomi- nant part of each show. Contract is now being negotiated with the same man who furnished the bronchos and wild steers last year to provide the animals for this year’s rodeo. There was sufficient thrill giv- en in the taming of the unbroken brutes last year to satisfy the most enthusiastic devotee of the rodeo grandstand and it is known that this man’s string of wild ones is as good this year as last. Plans are underway to make the style pageant a much more elaborate event than in past seasons. It is planned to have a queen with a court of duchesses representing all the neighboring communities. PRESIDENT OF C. I. A. SPEAKER OF MORNING Various Denominational Groups Will Hold Regular Services Today; Open Invitation Extended All to Attend. Dr. Lindsey Blayney of Rice Insti- tute and newly elected president of the College of Industrial Arts, Den- ton, will speak at the regular relig- ious convocation in Guion Hall this mornirg at 11:00 o’clock. A special vocal selection will be given by Mus. M. K. Thornton, followed by a ’cello solo by R. J. Dunn, director of the College band. Announcements of the programs and services of the various denomi- national groups are carried below. Episcopal Services There will be no communion ser- vice this morning. Churen service will be held as usual at 8:30 tonight in the Y. M. C. A. parlors, and a very important meeting of all meni- ers is celled after church. AW, HITE, Group Secretary. Catholic Services Services for Catholic students will be held this morning at 9:30 o’clock in the Civil Engineering building, with Rev. Gleissner of Bryan officiating. You are invited to attend. CLUB SECRETARY. Methodist Services Sunday School begins at 9:15. Let every man be in his place. Junior League for the Campus children be- gins at 3:00 o’clock. The Epworth League programs begin at 6:35. Preaching begins at 7:15. The pastor will preach an expository sermon on the introduction to John’s gospel. Read the first chapter through in ore- paration for the service and bring your Bible with you to church. Communion Service will be observ- ed at the evening service. KING VIVION, pastor. Presbyterian Services Sunday School this morning at 9:1° in Guion Hall, Christian Endeavor his afternoon at 3:30 in the Y. M. C. (Continued on page 4) TEXAS FOUNDRYMEN WILL ASSEMBLE HERE Accept Invitation of Professor Fer- mier to Hold Annual Convention at the College. The Texas Foundrymen’s Associa- tion which is the Texas section of the Southern Metal Trades Association and one of the strongest industrial as- sociations of the South will hold a meeting at the A. & M. College of Texas on November 6 and 7. The Association has accepted the invitation of Professor E. J. Fermier, head of the Department of Mechan- ical Engineering to hold their meeting here in order that the engineering students might have an opportunity to meet with the lead- ers in the industry for which they are training themselves here and also that the foundrymen might have a chance to acquaint themselves more thor- oughly with the teaching methods of the College, its equipment and other phases of the departmental work. It is expected that E. F. Billington, president of the national association will be present at this meeting. This information has been given to Pro- fessor Fermier by G. C. Holmgreen, state vice president. Dr. Garnett Will Have Charge Dallas Exhibit Under the slogan, “The Fitter the Folks, the Fitter the State” the Social Science Department of the A. & M. College .of Texas in cooperation with the State Health Department and var- ious other social agencies of Texas will conduct an exhibit and physical and mental clinic at the Dallas Fair to give knowledge and inducements necessary to cause improvement in the health and social conditions of the state. Primarily the exhibit will be from the rural standpont and the material used will be composed most- ly of graphic representation of data collected in the Rural Church Survey, Texas Educational Survey, Rural Housing Survey and other commis- sion reports that have been made in recent months. (Continued on page 4)
