Pennants at Cost!
J. M. CALDWELL’S. See them when in Bryan.
J. M. Caldwell announces sale of all pennants at cost.
He is closing out the pennant business at College to quit.
Save money by going to see W. B. MELTON, Room 28,
Foster Hall. HOLIDAY GOODS FOR PRESENTS at
No trouble to show goods.
Gridiron Dust
Southern champions next year.
Oklahoma game was easy.
Utay proved to be a good manager.
Tualne couldn’t stop us.
Houston bound on November 11th.
Walked over Austin College.
Even Varsity wanted to play us.
Sooners didn’t look like a bear to us.
That Everett boy was some player, eh?
Expecting great things of “Hig.” next
year.
Ran up 41 points on old Mississippi.
Nothing can stop us next year.
Couldn’t “Ves” boot some?
How was Beasley for forward passes?
And we won from Baylor Thanks
giving.
Montgomery even pulled down those
forward passes.
Put all your money on A. and M. next
year.
In between halves, O you snake dance.
On to Vanderbilt next season.
Note how Cushman played center.
Some day we will play Yale, just
watch.
If it hadn’t rained the day before,
If Bowler hadn’t been limp and sore,
If Miller hadn’t been knocked clear
out.
If we hadn’t scheduled such a dern
hard bout;
If the "ghmes hadn't come so' thick
and fast,
If we could have prospered to the
very last,
If that ball hadn’t touched Batey’s
muddy shoe.
If Hig could have kicked that field
goal true,
If we hadn’t wanted one more touch
down.
If the ball hadn’t gone to that Kansas
clown.
If we could have caught that guy on
the hustle,
If the jinx hadn’t come to our last
home tussle.
If er—oh, shucks, if Adam hadn’t
tasted that cursed fruit.
It wouldn’t have happened nor this to
boot. (A. M.)
course of chicken salad, sandwiches
and coffee was served, accompanied
by gay conversation, apt repartee,
laughter and beautiful music, both
piano and vocal. It was not till the
lights “winked” that the guests real
ized the lateness of the hour and re
luctantly took leave of this most hos
pitable home and the cordial hosts
and hostesses of the occasion. The
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Paddock,
Mr. and Mrs. Wooten, Mr. and Mrs.
Richie, Mrs. Templeton, Miss O’Neill,
Mrs. Hawkins, Miss Eeho and Miss
Milner, and Messrs. McMillan, Leh
man, Thornton, and Carpenter.
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On Monday evening Mrs. Ehlinger
gave a very pleasant card party in
honor of her visitor, Mrs. Culmore.
The guests, who were Mr. and Mrs.
Spence, Mrs. Metcalfe, Dr. and Mrs.
Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Garner, Mr. and
Mrs. Bagley, Lieutenant and Mbs.
Brown, Mrs. Hawkins, Miss Milner,
and Messrs. Puryear, Smith and
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SATURDAY, Dec. 14
Gofer, after playing several games of
bridge were served a delicious peach
whip with fruit cake. Dr. and Mrs.
Ehlinger were assisted in dispensing
their gracious hospitality by Mrs.
Boggs and the charming honor guest,
who contributed largely to the pleas
ure of the evening by giving several
readings with her usual skill and
grace.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Spence enter
tained a gay house party for the
Thanksgiving festivities, consisting of
Misses Lallie Lammus, Blanche Lee
and Virginia Spence, who was home
from Milford, and Mrs. Metcalfe of
San Angelo.
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