The Daily Bulletin
VOL. VIII
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS, SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1925,
NO.120
DR. SCOVILLE OPENY
HIS REVIVAL HERE
Mrs. Scoville Captivates Audience
With Singing; Services Today;
Scovillegrams Given.
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SCHEDULE TODAY
10:50 A. M.—Guion Hall
3:00 P. M.—Tabernacle
(Men only)
6:30 P. M.— Assembly Hall
Monday Night
6:30 P. M.—Tabernacle
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SCOVILLEGRAMS
God is making you either an
example for others to follow or
for others to shun.
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You canrot save this country
with split and broken homes.
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The life of the teacher is the
life of his teaching.
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Trifles make perfection and
perfection is no trifle.
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A man may take God’s name
in vain, but he never takes his
“mother’s.
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You can’t make an athlete on
fudge, pickles and ice cream.
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You may prefer the life that
corrodes, corrupts, wrecks, ruins,
destroys, rots, mildews, blasts,
blights ard damns, but in the end
you will hate yourself.
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Character is what God knows
you are; reputation is what peo-
ple think you are.
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The Charles Reign Scoville revival
had an auspicious opening Friday
night in the Tabernacle. The world-
famous evangelist expressed his ap-
preciation for the splendid manner
in which all preperatory. work was
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“| tonight.
Sunday School Regular;
Dr. Scoville Speaker of
Morning and Evening
The Sunday School Classes will as-
semble as usual for study this morn-
ing, at the regular time and place.
All other group services of the var-
ious denominations will be merged
with the revival services today and
Dr, Scoville will have charge
of the regular religious convocation
in Guion Hall this morning, and the
music will be in charge of the sing-
ers with his party. The union ser-
“| vice this evening will begin at €:30
“lin the Assembly Hall.
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PRESBYTERIANS WILL NOT
MEET TOMORROW AFTERNOON
The Presbyterian Ladies’ Auxiliary
will not meet tomorrow afternoon,
the meeting having been postponed
until Monday afternoon, March 16,
when they will meet with Mrs. P.
D. Hammond in College Park. The
Secretary of Causes will bring a re-
port to this meeting.
SOCIAL SCIENCE SEMINAR
MEETING IS POSTPONED
The meeting of the Social Science
Seminar scheduled for Monday even-
ing has been postponed indefinitely.
Announcement of the next program
will be made later.
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BAPTIST WOMEN WILL HAVE
HOME MISSION PRAYER WEEK
Pr
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The Baptist Women’s Missionary
Society will observe the week of pra-
yer for Home Missons next week.
Meetings will be held each afternoon
from 3:30 to 4:00 o’clock with Mrs.
R. L. Brown. Both circles will have
a part in the work.
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CAMPUS STUDY CLUB WILL
MEET TUESDAY AFTERNOON
The Campus Study Club will meet
on Tuesday afternoon at 3:00 o’clock
in the parlors of the Y. M. C. A.
Mrs. E. B. LaRoche and Mrs. C. H.
Winkler will be in charge of the pro-
gram on “Styles in Novels.” -
BAND IS COMMENDED
BY BAYLOR COLLEGE
Baylor Girls Better Pleased with Late
Concert of Aggies Than
Ever Before.
“Taken as a whole the A. & M.
Band presented one of the best pro-
grams of its kind which has ever
been given in Baylor College. Much
credit is due to the new director, Rich-
ard J. Dunn, who had perfect con-
trol of the organization during the
entire program.” This was the ver-
dict of Baylor College as given auth-
oritative utterance in the “Baylor Col-
lege Bells” following the visit of the
Band to the College a few days age
“The concert given in Alma Reeves
Chapel was interesting in its variety
of numbers which consisted of march-
es, overtures, classical and semi-clas-
sical pieces. The band was presented
by the Royal Academia Literary So-
ciety. The first number, “Washing-
ton Grays’ March” was well received
by the audience. It was played with
much volume, “The Patrol of the
Texas Aggies” was the best received
of the entire program. The audi-
ence rose when the Aggie war song
was played with much feeling. The
trombone solo of “Eliza” had to be
repeated before the applause ceased.
A selection from “Martha” was one
of the most faultlessly played num-
bers which an Aggie Band has ever
given in Baylor Cellege. The banjo-
ist was the outstanding feature of
the orchestra.
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LOST—Hat with Infantry cord and
name on inside band. Finder please
return to F. J. Mikeska, 5 Mitchell.
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ROYAL ARCH MASONS
There will be a stated as-
sembly of W. T. Austin Coun-
cil, No. 52, Royal and Select Masters
in Masonic Temple, Bryan, tomorrow
at 7:30 p. m. All members and vis-
iting companions will receive a cor-
dial welcome.
W. A. DUNCAN, T. I. M,
F. E. LICHTE, Recorder.