THE DAILY BULLETIN
Vol. XXL
COLLEGE STATION,
TEXAS, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1938.
No. 185
COMMANDANT’S OFFICE
1. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
May 27—Program by Consolidated School
Orchestra, Guion Hall, . M.
2. EXCUSED ' LIST:
a. The following students are excused
for absences from classes and other routine
duties for the reason given:
May 25
(Sick)
Bernkrant, Alfred Morris, R. D.
Blume, Walker McAdoo, S. S.
Bumpers, L. P. Paxton, J. N.
Chapman, E. G. Robinson, G. C.
Colley, A. S. Sanders, J. H.
Curtis, -C. C. Sebesta, E. E.
Durst, N. D. Sikes, Robt.
Fagin, C. W. Sowell, Joe
Formby, Don Spiller, G. M.
Hobbs, R. L. Spiller, Kyle
Hudson, J. W. Taylor, W
Wignall, P. R.
Jhnatowicz, A.
fy Woodworth, W. C.
Lawson, W.
Logie, A. J.
May 26
(Guard)
Thrift, D. B.
Mandell, B. P.
From 9:00 A. M. May 25 to 9:00 A. M.
May 26
Wedemeyer, W. C.
Geo. F. Moore
Comdt.
OATHS OF OFFICE
The administration of oaths of office to
graduates” appointed in the Officers’ Re-
serve Corps, except for the Veterinary
Reserve, will begin at 8:00 A. M., Satur-
day, May 28, 1938, and continue during
“office hours until noon Friday, June 8,
1988, in Room 101, Academic building.
The oath will be administered to Veteri-
nary graduates at the same place at 1:00
P. M., Friday, June 3, 1938.
No oath can be legally administered be-
fore . the dates stated above.
All prospective graduates, except Veteri-
nary graduates, who have applied for ac~
tive duty during the period June 5-18,
1938, must take the oath of office before
noon, Saturday, May 28, 1938.
Attention is invited to the fact that
only those students who graduate and re-
_ceive diplomas may be appointed in the
“0. R. C. at this time. Students who satis-
factorily complete the prescribed R.O.T.C.
course but fail to graduate may be appoint- |
ed one year from the date on ‘Which they
should have graduated.
Prospective appointees Whose. graduation
is assured (except Veterinarians) should
report before noon Saturday, May 28, 1938,
and all others should report as soon as
clear.
GEO. F. MOORE
Lieutenant Colonel, C.A.C.
P.M.S. & T
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LET US
“Truck” Your Trunks
From Your “Hole” to
Your Home
ENGLISH
Freight Lines
John Potts, J. F. Kuban, Agents
(Oalit Lemons, 490 size, 1 doz.
Clicquot Club Ginger Ale, pint size .._.
FOR SALE
One pair Lucchese Boots, Size
9; One pair Ice Cream Breeches,
waist 32; One Sam Browne with
shoulder strap; One Saber, length
30 inches; One Dobbs Hat.
Come To
25 MILNER
Before Noon Saturday
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SCHOLARSHIP HONOR
SOCIETY BANQUET
The Scholarship Honor Society
will “hold its final banquet of the
season at the Mess Hall tonight
at 6:45. The election of officers for
next year will be held tonight after
the banquet.
CIVIL SERVICE
Candidates for Funioh Agvoro.
mist and Junior Soil Surveyor will
meet at 7:30 Friday evening, May
27 for coaching by Dr. L. G. Jones,
Room 304 Acronis) Building.
CAMPUS GROCERY
SPECIAL
FRIDAY AND. SATURDAY
Sweet Corn, No. 2 oan; 2 fori Lo 2 25¢
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Golden Bantam Corn, No. 2 can, 2 for 25¢ : | Also Pineapple, Ponchos.
Grape Fruit Juice, No. 2 can, 3 for
Monarch Apple Butter, 18 oz. jar
Corn Flakes, 3 large boxes .. . .. ... 26
Kate Smith Bake Cake Kit, Special rly 29¢
Gulf Spray, qt. 45¢, Gulf Furniture
Oil 25¢, all for ..... 5
New Calif. Potatoes, 10 1b. bag
Wheaties, large size, 2 boxes
Yacht Club Whole Pack Tomatoes,
No. 2 can
Folgers Coffee, 2 1b. can
Folgers Coffee, 1 1b. can .._.
Lettuce, large heads, each _. .. be
Pickles, sour, qt. size
Kraft French Dressing, 8 oz. size
Miracle French Dressing, 8 oz. size
Calif. Oranges, nice size, doz.
Fresh Cucumbers, Ib. i le
| White and Yellow Squash, Th, | eA 3¢
|| Fresh Tomatoes, Ib. _.. 5c
Call Luke's for Quality and Be
Convinced
“F fi £3 E’ Ss
Phone 44 or 242
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We Deliver
Lettuce, firm and erisp, head “
: 10s | Salad Oil,
| Peas, Country Kist, 3 cans
PRESBYTERIAN NOTICE
A picture of the morning con-
gregation fo the Presbyterian
Church will be taken in the “Y”
Chapel immediately following the
11:00 worship service this Sunday,
May 29th. This picture is for use
in getting funds for a new church
building and also for publication in
our church papers.
Students, you will realize how
important your presence at Church
this Sunday is, and I am sure I
can count on you to make this con-
tribution to our efforts to get funds
for our new church.
—Norman Anderson
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LIBRARY NOTICE
All library books charged to stu-
dents will be due Saturday, May
28. After that date the usual fine
will be charged on all books over-
due.—T. F. Mayo, Librarian.
Charlie’s Food Market
Friday and Saturday Specials
Cherries, fresh California, 1b. 25¢
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Oranges, Calif., med. size, 2 doz.
Lemons, large and juicy, doz.
Sanath or PR [Cilenmbers, 3 Ibs, 2
Plums, Bias
Poppers, Home Grown Corn,
er U c | Wax or Green Beans, Beets, Carrots, Cab-
Cc Hage,
Live or Dressed Fryers
Cheese, full cream, 1b. 17¢
i Picnics, cooked, ready to eat, whole, 1b. 29¢
| Bologna, sliced, 1b. i5c
“Bacon, Armours Banquet, Ib.
i Cheese, Pimento, Swiss, or Brick, lb. 30c
Milk, Armours, 3 tall cans
Crustene, pint can
 Catsup, large 14 bz. bottle
“Snpar, Imperial Cloth Bag, 10 lbs. 5%
Vegetole, 4 Ibs. 45¢
: Cherries, for pies, can 3.0n10e
Hominy, 2:N0.- 2% mir Seat Pa
!B. I. Peas, Del Dixie, 3 cans
| Grape Fruit Juice, 46 oz. can
{ Fruit Cocktail, Libby’s, 2 No. 2... 35¢
Corn Flakes, Kellogg’ 8, 3 large pkgs. ...25¢
| Orange Juice, 3 - I 10Z. Cans ...... laces 25¢
purchase of 1 Ib.
Dog House Dog Food, 6 cans en ie
Beans, cut stringless, 2 cans
34c
Jellatin, Monarch, Fruit Flavor, 3 es 14¢
Phone 13
: CHARLIE
We Deliver
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