THE DAILY BULLETIN
Vol. XXI.
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1938.
No. 182
COMMANDANT’S OFFICE
1. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
May 25—Natural History Society
“Lecture, A. & I. Bldg., 7:30 P. M.
May 24-25— Rural Electrification
Conference, Room 200, Agricul-
tural Engineering Bldg.
May 27—Program by Consolidated
School Orchestra, Guion Hall,
8:00 P. M.
2. EXCUSED LIST:
a. The following students are
excused for absences from classes
and other routine duties for the
reason’ given:
May 21
(Sick)
Adams, J.:B. Lopez, O. A.
Anderson, D. W. Martin, G. C.
Brooks, Thos. Montgomery,
Brown, Jesse J. W.
Brown, T. R. McGill, H. N.
Crayton, B. Orr, D. B.
Enge, P. C. Rafalsky, L. A.
Evridge, R. B. Randolph, M. L.
Fagin, C. W. Sall, Irying
Fletcher, B. M. Scott, C. W.
Gillette, F. H. Sharp, T. F.
Gillette, R. M. Sieker, R. E.
Harshey, J. R. Smith, E. W.
‘Hodge, J. C. Wignall, P. R.
“James, C. P. , Wilder, D. L.
Jonas, S. M., Williams, J. T.
Kaden, J. H. Woodworth,
Killingsworth, W. C.
‘Es L. Wright, R. E.
Landers, O. R.
May 23 .
h (Guard)
Wood, J. Q.
Davis, Everett
- From 9:00 A. M. May 22 to 9:00
A. M. May 23
Whitley, J. B.
Wilson, C. A.
Geo. F. Moore
Comdt.
AGRONOMY STEAK FRY
~The steak fry will begin at 5:00
. P. M. Thursday 26th at Scoates
Lake. Next year’s club officers will
be elected sharply at 5:30. Don’t
miss this election.
Law for reward.
MEMORANDUM NO. 79
Caldwell Trophy Competition
1. Competition for the Caldwell
Trophy will be held on the area
just north of Goodwin Hall, Fri-
day, May 27, 1938, at 5:15 P. M.
2. This competition is for the
purpose of selecting the best drill-
ed cadet in the Manual of Arms.
Each organization may enter one
cadet in the competition. The name
of the cadet from each organiza-
tion will be reported in writing to
this office by the organization com-
mander prior to noon, Friday, May
27, 1938.
3.. Competitors will report to
Captain Martin Moses, Infantry, on
the area designated above at 5:15
P. M.,, May 27, 1938, armed with
the service rifle and wearing the
regulation Sam Browne belt less]
shoulder strap.
UNIFORM: No. 2 with slacks.
All insignia of grade, class, branch
of service and organization will be
removed. The wearing of any iden-
tification mark will be cause for.
disqualifgication.
4. Competitors will be judged
solely on the execution of the Man-
ual of Arms.
By order of Lieutenant Oolone!
MOORE:
MARTIN MOSES :
Captain, Infantry, Adjutant
HOUSTON BOYS NOTICE
There will be an important meet-
ing of the Houston A. & M. Club
tonight in the “Y” Chapel right
after supper. Officers for next
year will be elected; also the dance
committee. Everybody be there.
LOST: Two campaign hats, left
under balcony seat Sunday after-
noon. Finder please return to 72
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LOST: Elgin wrist watch with
initials P. B. B. Liberal reward if
returned to I-1 Hart. No questions
asked. - 182d-1
CIVIL SERVICE
Mr. L. M. Thompson will meet
applicants for Civil Service Exam-
inations at 7:90 Tuesday evening
in room 304 Agricultural Building
to coach them for the examination
on Junior Agronomist, Soil Survey-
or.
ALDERSGATE COMMEMORA-
TION SERVICE
Methodist Church, 8:15 P. M.,
Tuesday, May 24. Celebrating the
200th anniversary of John Wes-
ley’s “Warm Heart” experience.
Millions of Methodists in thous-
ands of churches over the world
‘are looking to this hour.
Service will be brief, concluding
shortly after 8: 45 P. M.
NOTICE DAY STUDENT
JUNIORS
All day student juniors who
have not yet paid a dollar on their
Junior Prom ticket must do so be-
fore 5:00 o’clock Wednesday at
Room 76 Leggett or Room 1 Mitch-
ell. 183c-1
I. E. S. LAMP STORAGE
Don’t be bothered with your
lamp when only 25¢ will store it
with the Agronomy Society for the
entire summer.—V. Hall, Agron-
omy Pres.
WANTED SIX STUDENTS
Room and Board $25.00. Cool up-
stairs rooms with bath. Quiet
Christian Boys preferred. See W.
H. Robertson, Dellwood Park, Old
Bryan College Road. 182-189
FOR SALE: 1929 Model “A”
Ford Sport Coupe. New Circle
rings and valves ground May 10.
$90. Room 90 Puryear Hall.
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