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THURSDAY, OCTOBER S, IMfr
f Ruasell Returns
From Texas Welfare
Association Meeting >
Dm A. RmmU, HmmI of thr so
rtotofy ttfwdid a m-
* riaa of oonforoacoa of Um Ttxaa
Sotlal Wolfaro Aaaociatkia of wfcicfc
ho la proatdont, laot Friday and
% Saturday in Aaotta. Approximauly
W poroons from tho ontiro sUtr
woro prooont far tho mooting orhwh
waa hold at Uia DriakUl Hotel
Tfcraa of tha flaa eommittoa*
callad hold mortiav* during th*
morning, the aoatel work tdura-
tlaa eommittoa at l it. the lefts
lativa and the probation and pa
role comasittees at 10 The eom
mi tier an affiliated and aaaaeiated
groups met at 1 10 The asaoeta
k tton's social need* study commit
tee convened durmg the dinner
which was held at I SO.
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6th Annual Dairymen’s
Short Course Scheduled
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Ag Eco Professors
Spend Summer of
14 Varied Activities
Several member* of the agricul
tural economic* department were
engaged in activitlaa of importance
in profaaaional improvement and
public service during the summer
J. Wheeler Barger, head of the
marketing and finance department
aanred a* a Viaiting profeaaor at
C ichigan State College, (i. W
kUsaelman, professor m the same
department, served a* a vreftinf
profeaaoi at the University of Porto
Rico
During the Summer Tom D.
Cherry, instructor, we* engaged a*
an investigator for th* Attorney-
General's fact-finding committee
on the transportation rates affect
tng Texas industry
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December 2, 3, and
4 Are Dates of Meet
Announcement of the sixth an
nual dairymen * short course, which
will be held here from December
2 to 4 inclusive, was released by
A. L Darnell, professor in the
dairy husbandry department Two
hundred dairymen are expected to
attend this short course which is
to be given in cn-operation with
the Kxtensmn Service, Agricultural
Expenmmt Station, School of Vet.
erinary Medicine and Science, and
other departments of agnculturo
In addition to the discussion of
T various subjects by the personnel
of th* dairy department, the Ex
tension Service, and The Experi-
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Here's Hoic to Find Your
Way Around the Alamo City
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RAN ANTONIO, Texas, Oct. Sf If you approach San Antonio
— For out of town gue*u who may) from the North (Aa*|in, Dalla*, H 1,1 • n '
have sum* difficulty in drivin* i«» > ■— —
11 30 a m.- "Drama of Food*
(Farm Credit Admmiatra
Man)
11 46 a m Popular Music
12 00 noon -Sign-Off
Sunda* Orteher •. 1*40
| ..vm me mortn (Au*tm. Dalla*
have some difficulty in driving to etc l you will mm* in at Alamo
Alamo Stadium for Saturday’s Height* and ran rut ariosi via
gridiron riaaalr between Texas A Dam Boulevard to llevim* Koad and
A V and Tulsa Univeraity, this then to the stadium, if you know
Sirview picture should be retained the route to Dam Boulevaid But
ment*
Sign On, Muaical Mo
lt 48 a m —Roan’s ('hapel Singers
V OG a m — Masterworks
* M) a m -Sign-Off
Cracked m* will emit glows and
flashes of light if cold enough, ac
cording to Frances G. Wick of!
Vas*ar College
GIVE YOURSELF
A TREAT
We npectalite In
DELICIOUS FOODS
At Moderate Pric**
HARRY’S
CAFE
At Y Honda
Hwv. No. 6
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NATIONAL
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'mdeshuctible NsHonaTt new
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country. Th* cost is cemper-
*pt* ced* t * ,
♦he seme Netienei Querent**
*4 Qe**y FHONE US TO
DAY FOB A ’’NATIONAl’’
HU ISTIMATl’’
R. T. DENNIS
C0 n Inc.
Bryan, Texaa
as a guide If you have lockets in
Section A through M you will want
to park near (jie main entrance on
the west sidk. For Section* M
through Y t|e east entrance is
your objective- in parking your
car
LA SALLE
HOTEL *
BRYAN, TEXAS
100 Room* • 100 Baths
Fire Proof
R W HOWELL, Mgr.
Class *97
Robert Denkardt, associate pro
fessor, held a position which re
sulted in vxteSsive traveling over
Texas. Colorado, New Mexico. An
ion*. and California He acted a*
secretary of the American Quarter
Horne Association with headquart
er* in Fort Worth,
Pre*ton W, Kimble wa« enrolled
m graduate work at the University
of Illinois; following which he rep-
rewented the department in an in-i
dustnal seminar for agricultural
er gincer* and agricultural eceno- i
mists which was conducted by the
American Society of Agricultural,
Engineer*
Dr. R L Hunt, profeaaor in th* ,
marketing and finance department,'
spent the majority of th* summer
making observations on marketing
problems in Texas
It will lie easier to continue down
Broadway to Incarnate Word Acad
emy and turn right on Hildebrand
Avenue to the Devine Road en
trance to Stadium ( irde
Coming out from town you couM
follow Broadway to M'ddebrand.
but thebe*t route south from the
business section is via South St
Mary's street to Alameda Avenue,
then to the Circle
Or you can approach the circle
from tl^e South by driving through
Brakenridge Park and taking the
Alpine Drive up around the Sunk
en Garden and Open Air Theatre,
the latter being directly below the
aouth exit.
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OnWTAW
1IM kc. — M?7 meter*
6*3
Art Yo4| Ronnrd by a
Budget ’ Then IMenae
Your Tuten at
Penney’a
LIGHTWEIGHT
OVERCOATS
Fine Coata at Only
14.75
Here'* one time your en*
ihuaiaam for grand cioth-
ea won’t be aquelched by
a price tag!
You’ll find all the splen
did workmanahip, the
Uateful pattern*, the
supreme ityling you’ve
been envying in expen
sive shop windows—at
the low price your bud-
get indicate* I
Deep burly fleecee. color
ful tweeds and handsome
chevoit* are at their
smartest in this selection
—fabric* with stamina
gnd warmth to spare!
J. C. PENNEY
COMP,
C. E. GRIE8SER
FRIG1DAIRE SALES
AND SERVICE
FL0M8CSNT
LIGHTING
Bnan • I'hone 23
Desk - Chairs
Study I-amps, etc.
McCULLOCH-
DANSBY CO.
‘Yoa^lete Home
Furnish era”
Phone Bryan 164
Thersda>, October 1, 1*40
via Text* Quality Network
(not earned on WTAW)
(5 16 - h 30 a m —Tcxa* Farm and
Home Program
E N Holmgreen, Triple A
Dr F. P Humbert. Head
Genetira Department
ill 25 a m —Sign-On; Weather,
New*
I 11:30 a m —Muaical Momenta
11 45 a m —Popular Music
12 00 noon—Sign-Off
Friday, October 4, 1*4#
via Texas Quality Network
(not carried on WTAW’l
6 15 (I 30 a na.—Texas Farm and
Home Program
Newell N. Newman, Farm
Security Administration
A D Jackson. Expenmrnt
Station
II 26 a m—Sign-On; Weather,
New*
jll'So a m-Musical Moments
| 11 45 a m —Popular Mutn
12 :00 noon - Sign-Off
4 30 - 6 30 p ■.—TIE AGGIE
CLAMBAKE
Saturday, October ft. 1940
via Texas Quality Network
(not earned on WTAW'i
• :1ft - (UBO a m.—Texas Farm and
Home Program
Mr* F L Thomas. Farm 6
Home Book Reviewer
Tyni* R Timm, Extension
Service
J M Orchard, Ag Education
Department
11:2ft a. m—Sign-On; Weather.
News
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WATCH A
FOOTBALL GAME
Do you watch the ball on kicks? Punts? Foru'ard passes?
(Experts say you should not!/
If your team is kicking from behind its own goal, do you
watch your team? Or the opponents?
Are you always missing the referee's signals?
What player do coaches agree is most exciting to watch?
You'll get twice as much fun out of a football game if you let
Referee William H. (Red) Frieaell tell you where to park your
eye from play to play. Get your copy of thii week's
Saturday Evening Post and turn to page 36.
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ALSO mi INTIMATE LIFE STORY OF WILL ROGERS- ?
the human story of a great American and world idol, told by
his first sweetheart, his wife and lifelong companion, Betty
Blake Rogers. What waa the secret of the thousand* of friend
ships Will found time for in hia busy life? Read Unde Clem's
Boy. First of eight inatailmenta this weak... ALSO a dozen or
more other fsaturae-abort stories, aerials, articles, cartoons.
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