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Official Notices
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
October 31 to November 2—Texas Nur
seryman’s Short Course (Mr. J. F. Ros-
borough).
November 1—Poultry Science Club Bene
fit Show—3 :15 and 6:30 P. M. (Assembly
Hall).
November 4—Town Hall—Fisk Jubilee
Singers—Guion Hall—7 :80 P. M.
CLUB PRESIDENTS
According to college regulations, the
Avalon
Dining Room
Presents
FLOOR SHOWS
at 10:30 and 12:30
Friday and Saturday
Night
Music by
Duke Westover
Orchestra
Every Night
Cover Charge
Only 25#
f ‘Aida-Celesta Aida”
Enrico Carusa Orchestra
“Clair De Luni”
“Polonaise Militaire In
A Minor”
Boston “Pops” Orchestra
“Natoma - Dagger
* Dance”
* Boston “Pops” Orchestra
★
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worthy of the
occasion
You’ll want to be proper
ly dressed on all formal
occasions . . . that’s when
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Tux Shoes in styles that
will please you.
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presidents of each club must file a list
of club officers with the Student Activi
ties Committee one month after the be
ginning of school. The list of club officers
may be filed in Room 126, Adm. Bldg.
OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT
October 25, 1940
CIRCULAR:
NO. 14:
The Commandant is in receipt of a
letter quoting the remarks of a prominent
business man who attended the U.C.L.A.
game, and who stayed at the hotel which
was headquarters for the A. & M. men:
“The elevator operators, bell boys, and
other employees of the hotel, including the
assistant manager, said that the be
havior of our squad, and likewise, the
followers of the team ,was the best of
any football group that had ever been
in that hotel.”
This is a sincere and unsolicited com
pliment and is a tribute to the high
sense of honor and splendid behavior of
the members of the Corps.
JAMES A. WATSON
Lt. Colonel, U. S. Army
Commandant
AGRONOMY SOCIETY KEYS
Those students wanting an Agronomy
Society Key are urged to pay $1.00 de
posit or the full sum of $3.00 immediately
as the order is going in this week. The
money may be paid to J. T. Anderson,
room 218, dorm 3; H. C. Warner, room
304, dorm 12; or Mrs. Johnson in the
Agronomy office.
PRE-VETERINARY STUDENTS
All pre-veterinary students are cordial
ly invited to attend the free motion pic
ture, “The Biscuit Eater”, sponsored by
the Student Chapter of the A.V.M.A.
at the Assembly Hall on Sunday, Nov.
3 at 7:30 p. m.
FROZEN FOOD LOCKER PATRONS
The frozen food lockers in the Meats
Laboratory will be ready to operate in
a very few days. For those who do not
have products to put in storage, I would
like to call attention to the baby beef
sale at the Brazos County Free Fair.
These baby beeves will be sold at auction
at 2:00 p. m., Friday, November 1.
The Animal Husbandry Department will
be glad to assist anyone wishing to pur
chase one of these cattle or will buy or
order for anyone who wishes to have us
do it. This will be one of the best op
portunities that will be available for
the purchase of really high quality beef.
D. W. Williams
FACULTY DANCE
The second faculty dance of the year
will be held at the Maggie Parker Din
ing Hall on Thursday night, Oct. 31.
The dance will be of the Barn Dance
Variety and all members of the fac
ulty, and their invited guests are urged
to be present, and to cdme wearing an
appropriate barn dance garb. The Aggie-
land Orchestra will play. Hours from 9
to 12 midnight.
OFFICIAL NOTICE
All football ushers are to report Satur
day at 12:30 p. m.
NOTICE TO ALL INFANTRY JUNIORS
This is your week to have your picture
made for the class section of the Long
horn. It is necessary for you to have your
picture made by Saturday in order to stay
on schedule.
BELL COUNTY CLUB
A very special meeting of the Bell
County A. & M. Club will be held im
mediately after yell practice in room 119
of the Academic Building. It is impor
tant that everyone be present to help
make plans for the Annual Christmas
Dance.
FELLOWSHIP LUNCHEON
There will be a Fellowship Luncheon
for employees of A. & M. from 12:10 to
12 :40, Thursday noon.
A. & M. DAMES CLUB
The next regular meeting of the A. &
M. Dames Club will be the first Wednes
day night in November.
VICTORIA A. & M. CLUB
There will be a very important meet
ing of the Victoria A. & M. Club im
mediately after yell practice in room 207
of the M. E. Bldg. It is important that
every one be present for election of club
officers. All boys from Port Lavaca and
Edna are cordially invited to attend.
NEW MEMBERS CLUB
The New Members Club will not meet
on Friday as announced because of a con
flict with the Garden. Club. The next
meeting date will be announced later.
Mrs. Lacy
PAMPA MEETING
There will be a meeting of all boys
living in Pampa and surrounding terri
tory tomorrow night after yell practice
in room 119 Dorm No. 2.
YOUNG CO. BOYS
There will be a meeting of the Young
County boys in room 110 of the Academic
Building tonight after yell practice. It
is urgent that everyone be there.
MATH CLUB
The Math Club will have a meeting
Friday night after yell practice in room
212 Academic Bldg. Subject of discus
sion will be Math Puzzles.
LANDSCAPE CLUB
Mr. McNeil of San Antonio will show
his pictures of foreign landscapes in the
landscape drafting room Friday night,
Nov. 1st. All members are urged to
attend.
DENTON COUNTY CLUB
There will be a meeting of the Den
ton County Club on Friday, November 1,
immediately after yell practice in room
120 of the Academic Building. Cigars
will be served.
WALTHER LEAGUE
The A. & M. Lutheran Walther League
will hold a banquet in Sbisa H^ll Thurs
day evening at seven o’clock. Any mem
bers who have not yet made reservations
may do so until Thursday noon. See either
Bill Domaschk or Charles Malitz.
PRESBYTERIAN YOUNG PEOPLE
The Presbyterian Young People’s Hal
lowe’en Masquerade Party will meet at
the railroad station at 7:30 Thursday
night and go from there to the Y
Cabin.
There will be a meeting of the Tri-
State A. & M. Club in the new Y tonight
after yelk practice.
GRAYSON COUNTY CLUB
There will be a meeting of all boys
from Sherman, Denison, and Grayson
counties in Room 120 of the Academic
Building after yell practice tonight. Of
ficers for the 1940-41 will be elected.
ROUND TABLE CLUB
The Round Table Club will meet in
Room 319 Academic Building Thursday
night at 7:30. Old members are urged to
come and anyone desiring to become a
member is invited.
Classified
LOST—8-inch Polyphase Duplex Slide
Rule. Initials H.W.R. faintly on leather
case. Return to room 120, dorm 6 for
reward.
VACANCY—For room and board: also
garage. Near north gate. Phone S. V.
Perritte, College 4-8794.
LOST—Black lifetime Shaffer fountain
pen. Name J. S. Womack engraved on
it. Return to Castlow American Legion
P. H. for reward.
LOST—Will person who picked up black
gladstone suitcase on the highway out
side of Waco Sunday please notify Lew
P. Ness, room 207, No. 1.
THE BATTALION
■THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1940
Who’s Who—
(Continued from Page 1)
Society American Military Engi
neers; President Lavaca County
Club.
BAGGETT, ELE B. Editor of
the Longhorn; President Junior
Class, 1939.
BECKER, WILLIAM A., Cadet
Colonel.
ELLIOTT, BENTON H., Pres
ident of the Engineering Council,
Captain 1st. Hq. Battery, F. A.
FUERMANN, GEORGE M., As
sociate Editor Battalion; Director
Aggietone News.
GILES, JAMES P. Lt. Col.,
Field Artillery Regiment; Secre
tary-Treasurer Engineering Coun
cil; Captain Tennis team; Win
ner Junior Field Artillery Award;
President, Freshman class.
GILLIS, TOM, Sgt. Major of Corps
Staff; Junior Representative of
Student Publications; Junior Bat
talion Editor; Vice-President Jun
ior Class.
HAGOOD, TOM, Lt. Col., Coast
Artillery Corps; Secretary A. S.
M. E., ’39-’40; Vice-President La
mar County A. & M. Club; Member
Student Engineering Council.
HAINES, PAUL G., Lt. Col. of
LOST—A black and white life-time
Shaffer fountain pen with name John
Sanders on it. Will finder please return
to or notify John Sanders, room 325, No.
9. P. O. Box 5129.
WANTED^—Would like to buy general
admission ticket to S.M.U. game. Walter
Higgins, 417 No. 11.
LOST—One red library book. A Short
History of Marriage by Westermark.
Please return to Oxford, Room 119,
Dorm 2.
RIDE TO DALLAS—and return. Leave
College 2:00 o’clock Friday, leave Dallas
6 o’clock Sunday. Price $2.00 round
trip. $1.00 either way. If interested see
Gillespie, room 120, Dormitory No. 12.
WILL THE owner of the following lost
article please call at my office and claim
it:
1 Sam Brown belt.
Mrs. A. A. Barnard
The Library
LOST: A Soils text and an Ag. Eco.
Mkt. text. Reward if returned to 121 No.
12. Were left in A. & I. building last Fri.
FOUND: C. G. Conn Ltd. Cornet. Iden
tify same by seeing James Hill, 104 No. 6.
FOUND: In P. O. Lobby, a sum of
money about Wednesday of this week.
(Oct. 23rd). Owner please call at P. O.
and identify same.—ANNA V. SMITH,
Postmaster.
FOR RENT: GARAGE AT 307 Fairview,
$2.50 per month.
LOST—On West side of stadium at A.
& M. - Baylor football game, a Hamil
ton wrist watch with diamond studded
band. For reward call 4-5724 or write
Miss Mamie Shaper, Washington Terrace,
Waco.
LOST—Grey sport jacket made by Field
and Stream. If found, call Bryan 182, Bill
Walters. Liberal reward.
FOUND—High school ring, on drill field.
Also hand bag on depot platform. Clyde
Oldham, Box 644.
LOST—One rain coat, just outside Dal
las on the Houston-Dallas highway last
Sunday afternoon. The coat has a chem
ical Warfare insignia on the back. Please
return to room 419, No. 12, if brought
back to college.
Cadet Corps; Manager, Town Hall,
Program Vice President Y.M.C.A.,
Senior Representative Student Pub
lications Board.
HAMILTON, AUBREY V., Lt.
Col. Composite Regiment; Histor
ian Senior Class; President Chem
ical Engineering Society.
KEETON, E. R. Head Yell Lead
er; Major, Composite Regimental
staff.
KIMBROUGH, JOHN, All-Amer
ican football player; Captain, In
fantry regimental staff.
MONTGOMERY, W. JEFF, Lt.
Col. Infantry Regiment; Histor
ian Senior Class; President Chem
ical Engineering Society.
NELSON, L. J., Social Secretary
Senior Class; Captain of Infan
try Band.
NISBET, ROBERT E. Editor of
the Battalion; Major on Corps
Staff.
RICHEY, THOMAS B„ Pres
ident of Senior Class; Lt. Col. of
Cavalry regiment; Social Vice-
President of the Y. M. C. A.
SHELTON, HOWARD, Vice-
president Senior Class, Honor stu
dent in Engineering; Football
squadman.
SLICKER, JOE, Captain Ross
Volunteers Company; Captain, D
Battery, CAC.
THOMASON, JAMES, All-Con
ference half-back; AlVAmerican
candidate; Major, Corps staff.
WEHNER, E. L., Major of the
Band; Member, Scholarship Hon
or Society; Vice President Ac
counting Society.
48 Freshmen—
(Continued from Page 1)
Panhandle; Crownover, J. B., San
Antonio; David, L. L., Hebbron-
ville; Dollar, F. W., Henderson;
Fowle, Harry, Bay City; Franklin,
R. C., Kenedy; Gilliland, W. A.,
Raymondville; Glass, H. D., Mt.
Pleasant; Hallmark, R. R., Dublin;
Harang, C. H., Brazoria; Hardin,
W. O., Port Arthur; Hatchell, J.
W., DeKalb; Howard, C. H., Grape-
land; Hearn, C., Perryton; Hines,
John, Westbrook; Hoge, P. L., Knox
City; Jackson, G. C., Crystal City;
Jones, R. B., Breckenridge; Kieth,
J. J., Houston; Mason, J. S.,
Fisk Singers—
(Continued from Page 1)
out the most promising of the
voices and giving them special
training in the classics and the fav
orite musical compositions of the
times. The Negroes were too close
to the days of slavery to sing
willingly the spirituals which
Science Club—
(Continued from Page 1)
ment.
The annual dues are one dollar
and the members are entitled to
attend the meetings of the acad
emy, at which many papers of
scientific interest on a great num
ber of subjects are presented, and
to receive all publications of the
academy. Diverse social programs
are arranged for all meetings also.
Brownsville; Measley, G. J., Borg-
er; Norris, H. W., Santa Anna; Os
borne, J. H., Miami; Parnell, G. C.,
Higgins; Richardson, J. G., New
Gulf; Sims, R. C., Kilgore; Skid
more, Herbert, Longview; Sonley,
J. E., Beeville; Sterling, G. L.,
Conway; Teman, M. 0., Hutchins;
Underwood, G. M., Refugio; Utley,
R. K., Belton; Weeren, J. H., Cleve
land; Weisinger, B. W., Montgom
ery; Williams, R. B., Mont Belview.
tiful wedding bond of solid
yellow gold. Attractively
priced at.,.i.
$25.00 and Up
Caldwell Jewelers
Bryan, Texas
DON’T STOP NOW, AGGIES!
LET’S MAKE IT 17 STRAIGHT, SATURDAY
Try us for your cleaning and pressing needs and you
won’t stop sending your clothes to
CAMPUS CLEANERS
Over Exchange Store - In New “Y”
brought back all too vividly ex
periences best forgotten but in
Mr. White’s room with the doors
and windows locked to insure sec
recy, they sang for him this
strange new music and he caught
the vision of a world waiting to
hear it from those who knew it
best.
On Monday evening when the
Fisk Jubilee Singers open their
concert at Guion Hall with the
strais of “Steal Away” they will
bring to the musical lovers of
College Station one of the finest
of the traditional Negro spirituals.
It was this song that Queen Vic-
strains of “Steal Away” they will
when she came to Argyll Lodge
in London in 1873 to hear the spir
itual from the original company
of Fisk Jubilee Singers.
WIN $5.00 EVERY MONTH
. . . with your own snapshops
For each roll of film developed and printed you can
leave one picture to enter in our monthly contest.
CAMPUS STUDIO
Ex-Aggie Owned and Operated
North Gate
SPECIAL
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Folger’s Coffee, 2 lb. can .54
Folger’s Coffee, 1 lb. can .27
Libby’s Pineapple Juice, No. 1 tall, 3 for .25
Libby’s Tomato Juice, No. 1 tall, 3 for .23
Grapefruit Juice, 5 1/4 oz. can, 1 doz. .45
Armour’s Treet, SPECIAL .25
Ivory Soap, 2 large bars .15
Rose Dale Peaches, No. 2 , /2 can .15
Bake-rite Vegetable Shortening, 4 lb. can .43
Bake-rite Vegetable Shortening, 1 lb. can .16
Date Nut Bread, 2 for .25
Prune Nut Bread, 2 for 25
Chocolate Nut Bread, 2 for .25
Royal Gelatin Dessert, 3 for .14
MARKET SPECIALS
Picnic Hams, Black Hawk or Morrell’s Pride, 1 lb.-.19
Bacon, lowana or Morrell’s Pride, 1 lb. .25
Steaks, Star, Swift’s, Bird Brand, Round,
Loin and T Bone, 1 lb. : .33
Wieners, Hormels, 1 lb. .20
Pork Chops, nice and lean, 1 lb. .22
Fryers, Fish, Oysters, Hot Barbecue, Home Made
Hominy and Hot Tamales.
VEGETABLES
Fresh Pumpkins, special, 1 lb. .01 '/a
California Celery, large size .08
California Lemons, 1 doz. .10
Fresh Stringless Beans, 1 lb., special .05
We will have a full line of vegetables and fruits.
There will be a Cake Sale at Luke’s Friday evening,
benefit A. & M. Consolidate School Athletic Funds.
We will be closed during the Aggie and Arkansas
Football Game.
LUKE’S
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