The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938, February 26, 1931, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texting, thrilling. SATURDAY 12:30 CONSTANCE BENNEET IN PICH PEOPLE An exquisite, charming picture story, with an unusual plot and a lovely background that rivals an Arabian Nights fantasy — beautiful, charm- ASSEMBLY HALL ADMISSION 25¢ ROLAND WEST’S THE BAT WHISPERS With CHESTER MORRIS Rumor has it a tremendous | | fortune lies hidden in the | . secret chambers of an old | | country mansion. A house- | | hold is turned topsy-turvy. | | Men appear and disappear. | | Strange faces blink in at the | | windows... A quizzical care- | | taker and a timid maid add | to the furore with shrieks | and quakes and groans. The | arch-criminal is embarked on | | his supreme adventure. Thrills! Shudders! Excite- | | ment! Entertainment extra- | ordinary! Assembly Hall Saturday 6:30 and 8:30 Admission 35¢ THE PUBLIC GOLF Men—25¢ for 9 holes 40¢ for 18 holes STUDENTS.— A. . & M, Allen Acedemy, High School. 35¢ for 18 holes or less CLUBS Rented-25¢ for 18 holes or less. GOLF Balls—15¢ to 75¢ FREE.—Every Tuesday Morning Instruction in Golf to Ladies. 10:00 to 11:00 A. M. LESSONS IN GOLF By Appoint- ment— $1.00 Per Hour by Pro- fessional. Clubs, Balls, Accessories, for sale. Clubs guaranteed against de- fects in manufacturing, sold to suit your type of swing, made to fit your particular need as to length and weight. BRYAN COUNTRY CLUB Phone 777 G. G. Nowell, Mgr. & Golf Professional FELLOWSHIPS SENIOR CLASS MEETING There will be a meeting of the senior class in the Assembly Hall immediately = after lunch today. All seniors urged to attend. Ray Walker, Class President. |ships in Mining, Metallurgical, | Geological, Petroleum and Chemi- | ical Research at the Colorado School of Mines. will be found on the bulletin board at my office. \ F. C. BOLTON, Dean, School of Engineering. THE COUNTRY CLUB OFFERS | I have received notice of fellow- | Further details | PALACE THURS—FRI—SAT THE SEASON’S GREATEST TALKIE “CIMARRON” RICHARD DIX IRENE DUNN PREVIEW 11 P. M. SATURDAY NITE “Little Caesar” = J UN I O R— Place your orders now, or not later than March 10th, if you want delivery by R. V. SANKILY PARK, Jeweler. SENIOR S— Trade in your old ’31 ring for $8.00 credit on new design ’32 ring. SANKEY PARK, Jeweler. AGRICULTURAL MAGAZINE Agricultural students and Agri- cultural Club representatives in- terested in continuing an Agricul- tural Magazine meet at the Y. M. C. A., Thursday Feb. 26 at 6:30 P.M. Daniel Russell. ECONOMICS LECTURE FRIDAY EVENING “The Young Man in Industry” will be the subject of an address by Mr. Lester H. Means in the Y. M. C. A. Chapel at 7:15 on ' Friday evening. The speaker is a representative of the Industrial | Service Department of the General | Electric Company. His talk will | be of special interest to seniors in | business and engineering courses. | STUDENT POETS A publisher’s announcement ad- dressed to students who write | poetry has been posted on bulletin | board 19 near the English office.