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Future of Bryan-
THE BATTALION
Almost • million gaUoiui of foci
oU tro roquirfd to hm% Mount
Holyoke Coikfe buildinfB a yeor
Exactly 644 of the 685 Federal
Bureau of lurestifmtioa etaff me
ben have university degrees
tft*
Here u last is the
newest in watch:
styles, a handsome
Gruen Ristside
model curved to be worn on the
SIDE of the wrist. Sturdy and
dependably accurate—with a
/ai/>jire man's wrlstwatch
ln« vemenr—this new Gruen is
r« narkably moderate in peace.
Tie model Ulustrated is the
“Varsity"—a 15 jewel, yeUow
gold filled Gruen Ristside . for
only $29.T5. . . Gome to, try
on this new style Gruen.
1 It j. hi, .* * • .
CALDWELL’S
Jewelry Store
Bryan, Texas
0lU
Biy
£*’ t *>- 1 **
Balloting To
SelectiFeatures
Being Considered
BY BOB NISBKT
Several plans regarding the fata
of the Entertainment Series in
future years are under considora
tion by D. W. Williams and T. F.
Mayo. Though no action on the
has been taken. H is
problem and something of
headache to those in charge. One
thing is certain, however, there
will t><- sn Entertainment Series
next year in some form or fashion.
But it wiQ require the support of
more than 600 students out of the
student body as was the extent of
ticket sales this year.
One plan of aetibn involves the
publishing of d list of proposed
features on next year’s program
in ballot form to be voted on by
the student body. The theory is,
that if the students select their
programs, perhaps they will de
velop more interest There are
severs! aspects to this plan.
•rant, would the students get a
variety of entertainment by this
method? After aU, the primary
: ;rpose of the Series is to provide
education as well as Witertainment
Second, since the members of the
faculty pay as much each year into
the fund, they should be allowed
to vote. It the faculty seleeted
the program, the students probab
ly wouldn't enjoy the program and
vice versa. This plan would at best
sound out opinion as regards the
program and its merits, and it is
st present bcoig given very
thoughtful comuderatUm.
Another plan, according to Mr
Williams, involves the transfer of
management from a student man
ager to some faculty position es
pecially created for the p
of carrying on the affairs of the
Series. If some faculty member
gave faia full time to the problem
of booking entertainers and con
tracting them, also managing the
details of printing programs and
hiring student ushers, the Enter
tainment Series might pay its own
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FRIDAY, MARCH] 10, 1939
Official Notices
Vi
3IEDULB Of EVENTS
March 10-- Show-
Tumbling Team—Assembly Hall—
6:45 p.ra.
March 18—Biology Club Picture
Show- Assembly Hall- 6:46 pjn.
March 14—Corps Dance—Meas
Hall—8 td 11 SO p. m.
March 17—A. * M. Radio Club
Benefit show, Assembly Hall, 6:M
March 17—Infantry Ball, Mesi
Hall, 9 p. m. till 1 a. m.
March tMTstol Team Benefit
Picture Show, Assembly Hall, 6:45
March 24—Engineers Ball, Mess
Hall, 9 p. m. till 1 a. m.
March 25—Water Carnival,
swimming pool, 7 p. m.
March 31—Pre Med Society
Benefit show, Assembly Hall, 6:80
March 81—Sophomore Dance,
Meet Hall 1
THERE WILL BE A MEET
ing of the editorial staff of The
Battalion in The Battalion office
tonight at 6:80.
THE REGULAR MARCH MEET.
ing of the Texas A. A M. chapter
of the American Association of
University Professors will be held
in room 808, Academic Building, at
7:80 p. m. Tuesday. Speakers will
be Dean F. C. Bolton and Dean
Gibb GOchrist, and the topio, “A
Policy of Undergraduate Educe
tion for A. A M College."
1 1 "
THERE WILL BE A MEETING
of the Social Science Seminar Mon
day at 7:88 p. m. in the Physics
Lecture room, S. B. McAlister of
the North Taxes State Teachers
College department of government
will speak.
ON REQUEST OF THE SEN
ior Class, the Executive Commit
tee has authorised seniors and
members of the Band to be ex
cused from classes at 4 p. m.
Tuesday to permit a proper re-
ii'Ption for the visiting girls from
ALL SENIORS WHO ARE MA*
joring or min©ring in economics
and who are interested in making
an inspection trip to Dallas April
S to 7 are asked to meet in room
808 Academic Monday at 6 p: m.
Those who cannot meet with the
group should notify R. L. Elkins
in the economics office immedi
ately.
11 a. m. Holy Communion and
Sermon by the rector
Wednesday, 9:80 t. v nL, Holy
Communion. '
Thursday, 7:80 p. m., Lenten ser
vice. Rt Rev. Harry T. Mo4
Bishop of the Diocese of Dallas,
will be the preacher at this ser
vice.
A. * M. METHODIST CHURCH
James Carlin, Pastor j.
The Church School, 10 a m.
Morning Worship, 11 a. 4s.
Young People’s Epworth League
Meeting 6 45 p. m.
Evening Service, 7:15 p. m.
PRESBYTERIAN NOTICE
Norman Anderson, Pastor *
9:80 Sunday School
11 Morning Worship Service
6:80 Student League.
AU services in the ‘Y’ Chapel.
Stephens Collage.
f. C. BOLTON
Dean of* College
LOST
LOST: A sheaffer’s fountain pen
between Chemistry building and
Mitchell. Reward for return to
room 89 Mitchell.
BIOLOGY CLUB MEMBERS
are asked to come by Dr. Charles
LaMotte’s office and get tickets
to sell for the Club’s educational
show which will be presented Mon
day night for the college. Prises
win be awarded those making the
most sales.
LOST: Light tan leather jacket
with initials R. L. G. on left pocket
and an oil derrick on the bock. Re-
Ward for retain to R. L. Gaskell
J-4 Walton.
<
Quiz any “Agfi*” about
his style preferences and
you’ll get the same an
swer — “Varsity-Town
dothes’’! For their sheer
individuality Varsity -
Towns attract a nation
wide audience of smart
drawers. Now . . . we’re
broadcasting news of the
new sprint; arrival—
$25 to $35
“Two Convenient Stores”
Bryan College Station
NEWLY
(Contin
FORM
tinusd
from page 1)
THERE WILL BE A SHORT
meeting of the U pperclass and Pish
Intramural Managers in the Y
chapel immediately after supper
Monday.
W. X PENBERTHY
Intramural Director
Moseley, and Leonard Sibeck of
the ArchitectuiwJDept; £d. Hagan,
A. & IWMehoI, and A T. HingU
of the Chem Engineers; Andy Rol
lins, Leroy Balser and Jack West
of the ChrU Engineering Dept.;
Jack Clark. Bud Mandel, and Bert
Bums of the Mechanical Engineer
ing Dept.; W. Q Morris, L. W.
(’■regory, and W. P. Smith of the
Electrical Engineering Dept; and
Dave M foniuodsie, T. T. Polano-
vitch, and p. P. Mitchell of the Pet-
troleum Goology Society.
Purpose of the few organisation,
according to Dean Gibb Gikhrist,
ex-officio member and faculty ad-
viser, is to bring about mon
open tion between the various de
partments in tbe School of Engi
mV ring, to meet and discuss various
problems affecting the engineer
ing students and get the students
viewpoints on such mattera, and to
puMteias tie sehojoT more through
inviting various prominent men Sn
the engineering fields to visit the
Deportment during such events as
Engineers ‘Day.
Tbe Council voted to send a rep
resentative to the annual Engineer
ing show at the University of Tex
as, on March IT, and a representa
tive to the Louisiana Polytechnics!
Institute ot> April 1.
• Plans fot the Engineers Ball also
were made, with W. L. Gregory in
charge of anrangement. He will be
assisted by Dave McCorquodslc
and Bert Burns. Invitetidhs will be
sent to various other schools to
send repr^matatives to the Ball.
THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL
Society will meet tonight at 8 o’
clock in room 9, Chemistry build
tag. The subject will be the reduc
tion of air pollution caused by sul-
fer dioxide. Those who have papers
to present at the next meeting
should communicate with F. W
Jensen, program chairman.
LOST L. L. Vector slide rule in
black case. Return to room 48
Mitchell for reward.
AGGIH BAND-
(Continued from page 1)
past football season it numbered
200, second largest college band
fas the United States. And many
are the changes in jt that have tak
en place during those years.
Recently a notice asking for the
early history of the A. A M- band
was published in The Texas Ag
gie", newspaper issued by the For
mer Students Association. Among
those from whom replies have
been received are Ed Gruene, who
with FVKs Hoffman provided the
musk back in 1885; A. U. Smith,
president of the class of *96 which
started the first real band at A. t
M.; H. H. R<>»enthdlt'Dallas attor
ney and ex-Band member of the
class of 96; C. J. Garbade of
Shiner, ex Band member of the
class of 1909; and Luis Bernal of
San Antonio, ’ll, ex-Band member
Invitations Are
Mailed for Cotton
Ball Duchesses |
All Texas colleges and univer
sities and the fifteen A. A M.
mother’s clubs have been invited
to be represented by duchesses at
the Eighth. Annual Gotten Pageant
and) Ball which win be held April
21. Last year eighty girls took part
in the pageant
Thus far, no gid has been select
ed to serve as Queen of the event,
according to J. W. Barger, head
of the Marketing aaf Finance
Deportment
FOR BALK
Two, five bed room F. H. A.
faseese, tile both, sbutresk.
textooe walls, tile drain-
boards. Coll Dor lead A Gar
rett at College 411| night
Bryan 98-W.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
& L. Brown, pastor ; Walter
Johnson, Educational Director
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. C. H.
Bates, Superintendent; Morning
Worahip, 10:60 a. m.
Baptist Training Union, 6:45 p.
m., W. T. Parmer, Director; Even
ing Worahip, 7:40 p. m.
Wednesday evening, BXU-
Council, 7; Prayer Meeting, 7:80;
Choir rehersal, 8:16.
Give Your Girl One of Our Better
CORSAGES
J. COLTER SMITH
College Road ' 1 Phone B. 672
LOST: At Junior-Senior meeting
gold wrist watch case. Please re
turn to 19 Foster.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
William H. Andrew, Pastor
Sunday School, " The Dan Ru*
Mil A. A M. Gass’’, 9:45 a. m
Morning Worhip 10:50 a. m.
Baptist Training Union, 6:80 p.m
Evening Worship, 7:80 p. m
Free busses to the chugch leave
the Y.M.CLA. and Project House
Area at 9:20 every Sunday Morn
ing. :
CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Services are held every Sunday
morning at 11 a. m. in the Y. M
C. A. parlor upstairs.
ST THOMAS’ CHAPEL
Rev. R. C. Hauser, Jr., Rector
8:80 a. m. Holy Communion.
9:80 a. m. Coffee Club and Bible
Claes.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
R. B. Sweet, Minister
Sunday Morning: Bible detect,
worship and communion, beginning
at 10 o’dock.
Sunday Evening: The Evening
Worship begins at 7 o’clock.
Wednesday Evening: Prayer
••:.n k r at 7 o’clock.
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1 1 I HKR \N SERVICES |
Kurt Hartmann, Pastor
Lutheran services will be held in
the Y Parlor Sunday at 7:15 p. m.
THE MATCH OF VALUES! ‘
AT PENNEYS..
FAMOUS CRAFTSMAN SHIRTS
FOR MEN
SPECIAL SHOWING NEW SPRING PATTERNS
*Made of combed yams
Sanforized Shrunk
*Nu-craft stand-up collar
(.uaranteed color
*Oceaa pearl buttons
While they last—
$1.00 Each
“AGGIE ECONOMY CENTER”
Bryan, Texas
J. C. PENNEY COMPANY INC.,
n
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Ohio Wetkyaa’t first co-ed ne\ _
spoke a word in claw during her
wndfigmiMB'guaer.
CASH ANDCARRY
SHOE REPAIRING
Half Soles and Heels
$1.00 and Up
We Will Meet and Beat
Competition
AH Work Guaranteed
Let Us Take Your Measure For
tL CCHESE BOOTS | i
COLLEGE STATION SHOE SHOP
Pint Shoe sfcop B* 1,11 " f AKi'i.land Pharma. \
SMOKERS FIND:
CAMELS
NEVER JANGLE
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