The Daily Bulletin
VOL. VIII
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1924.
NO. 63
PRESBYTERIAN HAVE
BUILDING PLAN MADE
Want Local Students and Officials to
Pledge Their Limit and Build
Manse and Pay for Lot.
A program to secure definite re-
sults in building a manse and begin-
ning the creation of a fund for a
church building on the lot owned by
The First Presbyterian Church of
College Station has been initiated by
Reverend C. Fred Hancock, pastor,
Dr. E. O. Randolph, clerk and M. H.
Mimms, president student cabinet.
With a membership of 400 local resi-
dents and students and the promise
of help from the home mission board
of the church he feels that concerted
action by the local group will enable
a big accomplishment without a heavy
burden on anyone.
“I want to call the attention of
Presbyterians to the fact that we have
a program and that we are capable
of carrying out a strong plan if we
can only get concerted action,” he
said yesterday in discussing his aims.
“We have nearly 400 people, a suf-
ficiert number to do things without
putting a heavy burden on anyone.
“Our first duty should be to pay
off the indebtedness on the lot. There
is now due, according to the last re-
port $1635 on this lot north of the
Campus. After a conference with a
number of the students it seems to
me feasible that the nearly 300 stu-
dents of the Presbyterian group pay
the remainder on this lot this school
year.
“A manse is very much needed in
order that the pastor may have a per-
manent home near the Campus. This
will enable him to give more effi-
cient service. If the students take
care of the lot the Campus people
should then devote their efforts arc
support to the erection of the pastor’:
home.
“Dr. Brooks I. Dickey, superinten-
dent of the State Home Missions was
in Bryan lats week and while
here stated that he saw no reason
why we cannot borrow the money
needed to finish the manse after we
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BATTALION FOOTBALL
EDITION DECEMBER 10
The Football Edition of The
Battalion will be distributed
Wednesday, December 10.
On account of an extra ex-
pense incurred by the publica-
tion of a twenty page edition,
last week’s issue was omitted.
THE EDITOR.
PROF. WHITE WILL ADDRESS
SOCIAL SCIENCE SEMINAR
Professor R. C. White, of the De-
partment of Rural Sociology, will ad-
dress the Social Science Seminar
Monday night at 8 o’clock in the lec-
ture room of the Physics building.
The subject of the address will be
“The Psychology of War.” Everyone
is invited to attend and contribute to
the discusion. Secretary.
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ALL LONGHORN MATERIAL
MUST BE IN BEFORE DEC. 10
All material for the 1925 Longhorn
must be in to me at 4 Mitchell not
later than December 10.
HOWARD JOHNSON, Mgr. Editor,
THE LONGHORN
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GRADUATE STUDENTS MUST
HAVE PICTURES MADE NOW
All graduate students who wish to
have their pictures in the 1925 Long-
horn will have their pictures made at
the College Studio not later than next
Tuesday. For full information see
Newt Jones at the Y. M. C. A.
DAVID BAXT, editor,
THE LONGHORN
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A true success my life can be,
Though fame and riches I renounce
It isn’t what Life gives to me,
But what I bring to Life
That counts.
—R. C. McCann.
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FOR SALE—Furniture—nmew DPeor-
fection stove, kitchen cabinet, dining
and living room suites, bed, rugs, etc
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BISHOP BYRNE WILL
SPEAK THIS MORNING
Sunday School at 9:15; Denomination-
al Services This Evening; Spe-
cial Class Meetings.
Bishop C. E. Byrne will speak at
the regular convocation in Guion Hall
this morning, beginning at 10:50 o-
‘clock. Mrs. Webb Howell of Bryan
will sing.
The following schedules of today’s
programs by the various denomina-
tions, have been announced by the
group officers:
Baptist Services
Only two more Sundays to attend
church at A. & M. before the Christs
mas holidays. Let us make our at-
tendance at all services today the
best of the year. Meet us at Sunday
School and start the day right. We
shall expect you.
R. L. BROWN, pastor.
Presbyterian Services
Remember the appointments for
today. Sunday School at 9:15 in
Guion Hall, junior C. E. at 2:30 p. m.
in the Chapel, senior C. E. at 6:45
and preaching at 7:30. We have
been hoping that the Freshman Sun-
day School class would become so
large that it would be necessary to
divide the class and invite an addi-
tional teacher. We invite every
Presbyterian freshman to meet with
us this morning. The subject of the
sermon tonight will be “The “I Ams’
of Christ.
C. FRED HANCOCK, pastor
Senior Bible Class
The Senior Bible class will meet:
{his morning at 9:30 in the Y. M. C.
A. parlors for its regular period of
study and discussion. Every senior:
is urged to be present. You will miss
somethirg if you are absent.
A. A. WARD, class presdent.
Episcopal Services
The Episcopals will observe Holy
Communion this morning at 8:30 o-
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