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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1930)
‘THE DAILY BULLETIN VOL. XIII. College Station, Texas, Sunday, February 9, 1930. No. 109 We are ready for the New : Term with a Complete : Stock of — UNIFORM GOODS of All Kinds— HERMAN SHOES 1 All sizes in drill and dress | ; Styles £ ATHLETIC GOODS WALDROP & €0. | COLLEGE and BRYAN Odd Shaped Crystals Quickly And they stay in, too— LASS OR UNBREAKABLE SANKEY PARK Diamonds —Silver — Watches \\ OUR STOCK IN UNIFORM EQUIPMENT IS COMPLETE Our Factory Representative is here to show you new .. materials in uniforms and serve you. EXCHANGE STORE Official Store of the College \ 77 GENETICS 403 WITHDRAWN Genetics 403 has been withdrawn for the current term. Students registered for that course will re- port to the dean concerned at once and make other arrangements. CHARLES PURYEAR, Dean ABSENCES The following named absences from class and other routine duty are excused for the reasons stated. February 8, 1930. (Sick) Eubank, Neil Johnson, L. W, Laster, W. K. Putman, Jack (Guard) Howe, R. J. Jacobs, P. E. “Marshall, A. J. Shaw, M. 10:00 a. m. February 7 to 10:00 a. m. February 8. Haslbauer, A. Lowery, B. H. CHAS. J. NELSON, Commandant AERIALS ON DORMITORY * ROOFS All aerials now on the roofs of dormitories will be removed not later than Retreat, February 11th, by the cadets who installed them. Tactical Officers will designate someone to supervise this removal in order that no damage may be done to the roofs. In the future no aerials will be permitted on the roofs. A recent investigation has developed the fact that in one barracks approximately $300 worth of damage has been done as the re- sult of leaks caused by unauthoriz- ed installation of aerials and un- authorized visits to the roof. No one is authorized to go on the roof of the barracks except under in- structions from the Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. Senior cadet officers in dormitories are charged with seeing that these in- structions are carried out. J. E. SLOAN, Major, EF. A.,, (DOL), Executive CONVOCATION SERVICE The last convocation service was one of the best of the year. We can make next Sunday even better. Let us start the new term right by attending service Sunday morn- ing. Rev. W. T. Oliphant, pastor of the Oak Cliff Church of Christ, Dallas, will be the convocation speaker. The special music will be under the direction of Major Dunn. Director Chapel Publicity ”» \\ Notice Aggies — SALE — Fish Pins Ribbon Fobs'................... 1 Leather Fobs ...................... . Sophomore Pins Junior Pins... 0; 2.75 BandePins: 0.0000 1.00 CALDWELL Jewelry Store : RADIOS : ! TALKING MACHINES |f : And RECORDS : | PORTABLE : TYPEWRITERS | HASWELL’ 0 DR. C. I. ALEXANDER OF T. C. U. TO ADDRESS SCIENCE SEMINAR Unusual opportunities to hear outstanding men from other insti- tutions in the state are presented to the students and people of Bryan and College communities through the exchange lectures which are ar- ranged by the Science Seminar. The first exchange lecturer of the year is Dr. C. I. Alexander who comes from Texas Christian University. Dr. Alexander will give an il- lustrated lecture on “The Rise of Mammals.” This subject is very promising, especially to those in- terested in evolutionary questions. The lecture is free and will be given in the Physics Building at 8 o’clock Monday, February 10. The public is invited.
