BACHELOR CLUB DANCE
ON FRIDAY EVENING
The Bachelor Club will give a dance
on Friday evening, February 5, at the
Fin and Feather Club, Bryan. Facul-
ty members are cordially invited. The
Aggieland Orchestra will play. The
dance will begin after the basketball
game so that those who attend the
game will not be late.
SOCIAL SECRETARY,
Bachelor Club.
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MAGAZINES FOR SCHOOL
WILL BE COLLECTED
Magazines for the Consolidated
School will be collected Thursday.
Please have them ready on the porch.
MAGAZINE COMMITTEE.
The
Campus Shoe Shop
[s now located on the second
floor of the new Store Building
recently erected adjacent to our
old location.
Bring your work there for the
good service to which you are
accustomed.
“THE LAST EDITON”
PICTURE FOR TONIGHT
“The Last Edition” a thrilling
drama of life in San Francisco will
be shown in the Assembly Hall this
evening at 6:45 o’clock.
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AND TRUST C0.
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Your Patronage will be
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| window from_ 8:00 to 1:00 o’clock on
| February 4, 5 and 6. :
RELAY CARNIVAL TO BE
STAGED HERE ON APRIL 30
What promises to be the greatest
assemblage of High School track and
field athletes at Kyle Field to par-
ticipate in the relay Carnival, which
is the first of its kind to be held at
the College, will open on April 30.
Relay events have become the most
popular form of track sport, and the
Aggies are giving the high schools
of the State a relay meet of their
own. The second day will see the
track and field meet, held as it is
every year.
All the events that pertain to a
big meet will be carried out, such as
the quarter mile, half mile and mile
relay of four men. Also there will be
a sprint medley relay, with distances
of 100 yards, 220 yards, 440 yards and |
880 yards and the mile distances.
Regular conference events are sche-
duled for the following day.
James Sullivan and the Athletic
Council are doing themselves proud in
the way of awards for the high school
winners. Beautiful gold medals will
go to the winners of each of the
relay races and gold, silver and
bronze medals will be awarded the
first three places in the track and
field meets on the following day.
Local entertainment will be given all
visiting contestants. Any high school
or prep school man, eligible under
the State Interscholastic regulations
can compete. Coach Frank Anderson
will have charge of the meet and all
arrangements.
RI i AEE EE EES
LABORATORY FEES
(Official)
Laboratory fees for the second
term will be paid at the Cashier’s
Students whose names begin with
| the letters A to H, inclusive, will pay |
| fees on February 4.
Students whose |
{ s 4 2 : |
names begin with I to Q, inclusive, |
| will pay fee on February 5.
| whose names begin with R to Z, in- |
clusive, will pa yfees on February 6. |
| day, February 6, will be dropped from |
i the courses involved.
| appear on February 10.
Students who fail to pay their lab- |
oratory fees by 1:00 p. m. on Satur- |
CHARLES E. FRILEY,
Registrar. |
THE BATTALION
The next issue of The Battalion will |
EDITOR,
The Battalion.
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