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, Durinjr the l»*t meetjnj? of the
Chemistry Club Mr. K. li Thornton,
professor of Industrie! Chemistry,
brought before the mem be
ceptionelly interesting talk
technolojry of petroleum i end petro
leum prtxiuc t». Stertinjc, with the
desrription of oil production, he fol
lowed in outline form the simple
cubilation of the crude ofl|, repierk-
ing that the crude oil map- be divid
ed into two main classes—those con
taining asphalt as a base, and those
having para line. He emphasised the
fact that each distilate can be
further aplit or “cracked” into other
products, according to wish and
means.
The Chemistry Club is very much
indebted to Prof. Thornton for his
kindness, and every one enjoyed
greatly his talk, but sorry not to
have obtained a detailed description
here due to the lack of time.
NORIHUKST TEXAS CLUB
GIVES BANQUET AND
THEATRE PARTY
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T CLUB DANCE SPLENDID
AFFAIR
The dance given by the T Club was
one of the most succeesful affairs
held in Bryan this year. Hiia dance
was the first of a series of annual
affairs to be given by the T Club.
The hall was beautifully decorated
presenting a pleasing effect to the
eye in red and white. The walls
were covered with large maroon
and white blankets, while the lights
were artistically decorated with red
and white crepe paper. |
Promptly at nine o'clock. Scott
Alexander, president of the club, ac
companied by Miss Beulah Cook, led
the grand march. About one hun
dred couples took part in the skill-
• fully led march. As a fitting cli
max the dancers formed the famed
Aggie T”, while the orchestra
played the well known tune “Wild
cat.” After the distribution of
programs engraved with the T Club
seal, the first ^pnee commenced.
H olicks Orchestra furnished th?
crowd with music unexcelled in the
state of Texas.
„ ex . Miss Brown was the center of at
about the (traction preventing any lagging mom-
ents with her ready wit and timely
hits. When the repast had been en
joyed and cush was served she show
ed unusual tact and adaptability in
securing two portions of ice cream.
All formality dispensed with, toasts
were next in order those receiving
recognition and applause being given
by Mr. Burkes which was, “Woman
is the masterpiece of the great au
thor—the edition is large and every
man should have a copy”, and Miss
Henry’s toast to man. Miss Lois
Pipkin received warmest thoughts
with her toast to the boys from, out
West where the friendship Is g little
longer snd the hand shake a- little
stronger.
The dinner party was followed by
a theatre party at the Queen where
It was necessary for the gallery
stermers to first rush the immicable
Catfish and his partner from same.
The bunch took possession and every
body got acquainted to an extent that
every indication of hilarious enjoy
ment was shown by ceaseless cbat
tery and boisterous laughing.
The' entire membership feels that
they owe the success of the affair to
the young ladies, without whom it
would haye been a miserable failure
and with whom it was a pleasant sue
ceas. Thanks are acknowledged to
the Hotel management and Queen
theatre for every courtesy extended
The young ladies present were: Grpce
More head. Nina Henry. Maude Brown.
Guasie Brockman, Lena Wooten,
Ethel Eyhna, Minnie Thompson.
Richie Nevrland, Dona Newlaod. Susie
Sanders. Eloise Black, Lois Pipkin.
Louise Pipkin.
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The Methodists of the student
body and campus will meet in the
Y< chapel Sunday at 2:30 for final
organization. The organization
committee will - make its recommen
dations and officers will he elected.
A good program of music is prom
ised. The service will be over within
an hour at the most.
Last Sundsy Rev. Ramsey spoke
briefly and interestingly and Misses
Simms and Lovell sang to the com
plete enjoyment of the cadets and
campus people who were present.
These Sunday afternoon meetings
are to round out the students’ social
life as well as his religion. The
league ini Bryan is thoroughly inter
ested in our organization and dip
lomatic relations between the two
will he established as soon as pos
sible—especially with the young sis
ters of Bryan. There is nothing dull
about this hour of service. Come
out and hear something good.
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At a meeting of the A. and M
College Athletic Council immedi
ately following the fourth victory
over Texan University in basketball
thia year. T’a were awarded to eight
men as follows: Captain E. E. Me
Quillen of Galveston; Captain
elect A. LJ.Eorbes of Houston; R. J.
Ehlert of Galveston; W. H. Wil
liams of Houston; G. H. Hartung
Houston; G- B. Gouger of San An
tonio; P. A. Dwyer of San Antonio
and J. A. Pierce of Tyler.
Gold basketballs with the cham-
fdonship and an ever-victorious bar
ith the total points scored during
ic »ea*©n-i—560 to 298—attached
were awarded by the Athletic Coun
cil to the above ei|ght men and to
W. L. Driver, Coach.
A gold basketball for meritorious
service was awarded W. M. Burkes
of Reagan, captain of the Reserve
team. Burkes is a senior and this is
his third year on the squad.
Silver basketballs were awarded
to member* of the Reserve team as
follows: K R. Delee of Dallas; L.
S. Keen of Rearens; F. G. Taylor of
Waco; N. V. Jones of Denton; J.
P. March of El Paso; W. N. Roper of
Dallas. •
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Company F • tarnished two good
men for the Junior Stock Judging
Team. It will be remembered by
some that Snell was high man in the
sheep ring at the fair last fall. And
Mowery is hard to beat.
It seems that‘some
hers of F- Company had rather for
fe4t the privilege of going to Bryan
than to go to reveille
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