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The Battalion
Friday Afternoon, Feb:rtiary 22, 1946
CLUBS
AMY A PLANS DANCE;
HEARS DR. BOYD
Dr. Charlie Boyd, a meat in
spector for the city of Houston,
explained the duties of a veteri
narian in city health work in a
talk to the Jr. AMVA chapter here
Wednesday night in the amphi
theatre of the Veterinary Hospital.
Dr. Boyd is a ’45 graduate of the
A. & M. Veterinary School.
The chapter will hold the an
nual AMV dance on April 23, ac
cording to plans presented at the
meeting.
Chas. Crabtree
Elected Head of
Singing Cadets
Charles Crabtree was elected
president of the A. & M. Singing
Cadets at their tri-annual election
meeting. Fount Ray is vice-presi
dent; Charles (Burr) Thoma is
secretary. Bob Featherwood was
named music librarian and John
Smith publicity chairman.
The Singing Cadets are anxious
to hear from students who like to
sing, but who have been too bash
ful to come forward and join the
group. By its nature, the member
ship of the choir is not rigorously
limited, and there is room for many
more members.
SAN JACINTO DAY
COMMITTEE TO MEET
The committee in charge of the
Victory home coming and muster
to be held San Jacinto day will
meet Saturday afternoon at 4:30
in the office of J. T. L. McNew,
;£neral chairman.
Yv ^ TON TO admit
bervicer mid-term
this ^ rna« 0 ton College, a branch
meeting, ait Stephenville, will
Which will bb veterans at mid-
veterans. ' Thoy ,. 'Ti 11 .u C
half the
Hasses
—DANCE—
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Berkeley, Calif., which Morgan left
after an extensive stay in order
to go on a country-wide tour.
In addition, Russ Morgan has
wielded the baton at many of the
leading clubs and ballrooms in the
country, including the famous
Chez Paree in Chicago; the Pa*
ladium, Hollywood; Aragon Bat-
room, Chicago; Beverly Hills Cort)
try Club, Newport, Ky.; C^J
Manana, Fort Worth; and the Sc 0 i-
Pier in Atlantic City. A grea*
tertainment unit, the Morgan
has been featured on every fa Live-
stage in the land, includir World
Paramount, Strand 10
tres in bjfg—1940 2-door, 5 passenger
DQffoutnT 4 new casings, new battery in
good running condition. For more infor
mation go to Legett, Room 97 on Cam
pus. Mrs. Luther Warner, Grapeland,
Texas, Rt. 3, Box 9.
WANTED—Desperate Need—Slide Rules.
LOUPOT. ‘
WANTED—Coat hangers, 1 cent each.
LOUPOT.
Individual income tax returns prepared.
Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. W. T.
Mickle, 2215 College Road, Phone 2-1272-
WANTED—42 Model Ford. LOUPOT.
LOST—Brown Schaeffer fountain pen.
John Blasienz engraved on side. $5.00 re
ward. Phone 2-2924 or 2-1372.
FOR SALE—Rife 35 mm German Cam-
eric Camera 35 mm with '3.6 mm lense
and range finder.
F-L-Y
CARDWELL FLIGHT
ACADEMY
Phone 8520-F4
Piper Cubs - Taylor Craft
KENYON AUTO STORE
ASSOCIATE
Parts — Accessories
Household Needs
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
PICTURE FRAMES
College Station South Side
Tigers Beat Buffalo to
Win District Cage Title
A. & M. Consolidated’s Tigers
won the basketball championship
of District 53-B last night, defeat
ing Buffalo, champions of the north
zone, 32^29.
The Tigers had won the first
game of the playoff on Wednesday
night 26-18, and last night’s victory
made a third game unnecessary.
F. R. JONES’ ARTICLES
PUBLISHED AS BOOK
“Farm Equipment Service,”
written by Prof. Fred R. Jones,
head of the department of agricul
tural engineering at Texas A. & M.
College, has been released by the
publishers, W. R. C. Smith, of At
lanta, Ga.
For the past several years Prof.
Jones has been writing a seres of
articles for the trade publication,
“Southern Hardware”, and the book
is a compilation of some of his past
writings.
LOIIPOTS
TRADE WITH LOU
HE’S RIGHT WITH YOU
EXTENSION PERSONNEL
WILL TAKE PART IN.
MANY CONFERENCES
F. E. Lichte, cotton gin specialist
of the Texas A. and M. College
Extension Service, will spend the
week of March 11-16 studying cot
ton ginning problems in Stoneville,
Miss., according to an announce
ment from Director Ide P. Trot
ter.
C. Hohn, state farm labor super
visor of the A. and M. College Ex
tension Service, will attend and
participate in the Colorado State
Farm Labor Conference to be
held at Fort Collins, Colorado,
March 11-13. Mr. Hohn will speak
DR. N. B. McNUTT
DENTIST
Office in Parker Building
Over Canady’s Pharmacy
Phone 2-1457 Bryan, Texas
Phone 2-1211
AN INVITATION TO
AGGIES
VETERANS - CORPS
TO
YOUNGBLOOD’S
HICKORY SMOKED
%
BARBECUE
A Recommended Service
of
BARBECUE
COLD DRINKS - - - BEER
Phone 2-8038 for
Party Reservation
and
Outside Bar-B-Q Orders
Special Sauces
Have Your Meat Prepared
by
BEN YOUNGBLOOD & SON
Rock House — Midway
on the evening of March 12.
Dr. Roy L. Donahue, associate
professor of agronomy, A. and M.
College, will attend a meeting of
the American Society of Agronomy
and Soil Science Society of Amer
ica at Columbus, Ohio, February
27-March 1.
SERVING TEXAS AGGIES
ZUBIK & SONS
UNIFORM SPECIALISTS
Alterations and repairs
done quickly by experienced
tailors.
State Farm
Insurance Cos.
Auto — Life — Fire
U. M. Alexander, Jr., ’40
2-2629 Bryan
FOR SCHOOL USE
FOR YOUR POCKET
FOR YOUR PURSE
FOR YOUR DESK
FOR YOUR HOME
FOR YOUR OFFICE
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Stop in today and write with a Reynolds Pen—you’ll
agree with us—it’s the pen you have been looking for.
$12.50
£0aldrope(8
“Two Convenient Stores”
College Station—Bryan