■Point Program
Outlined at A&
Accoun
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Meet
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What’s Cooking?
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I A four-fold ^aais nee^ssaiy t
the success of a business was out
Jined Tuesday py K. G Dunlop,
president of thej suri OU’Pomp any,
rhiladelphia, th4 openinK se«'
pion of the A&il Accoiiplrnff pon
ferenee.• ■ • j- '! 4 • j ; ! j
“Nio busines.4 can~ sufccessjfullyj
puiwive uhless - its nbn««fmeni ae-||3^
ceptS and di.si-Hargte j||b resbon-il "
sibihties iattaehfcd to nM j activities .| S p ort , activities, j
on this four-foil! basis,’ he sqttd. | EX-SERVTCEMEX’S .
“With the ppojrressivi sep(ai'a-| BRintlE AND SDCIAL
Ition between thtf funetiops of i|ian
inpement and ownership inecesifari
ly accompanying large .corpolrate
iorgnnizations, -fpianage.ment a s-<
PUmes a four-fold - respoppib{lity.
These responsibilities arje: to; the
public and govej'nmentf t}> the icon
Isumer of the qOmpany'ss prodjucts
AlChE, 7:15 p. m., Tljmrsday,
Petroleum Leetmv Room
,4 BAYTOWN A&>! CLU
p.m., [Phursday, May 6, R<t>om 106
Acadclmic Building,
j B&A SOCIETIES (join
B, 7:15
f
&A SOCIETIES (joint jmeet-
ing), 1 p. m., Thursdny, Guion Hall.
Attorney General -Price Djuniel to
i-speaki on “Tideiands Question.”
CORYELL COUNTY
7:30
Acad
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p. ir
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m., Thursday, Ropni-llO?
Charter ihcefing
Ifiicei'f
PUS CHRIST! CLlflj 7:T
Thursday, R 00 * 11 2f
Election of next year's of.
and discussion of pic
NATARRO COT T NTY CLUB
7:30 i ] m., Thur'isday, Academic
PRI -LAW iCLUB, 1 p.m. Thurs-
HeiU„' Returns
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of clu
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Price . laniel to speak on “Tidelands I\ClC3SCfl DV 150X6S
WE \THERFORD CLUB, 7:30 p. A break-down of the results of
nic arid
I V EJS
CLUB,
t Robin)
the company, pad to' the stjock-
i holders or ownei'p of the icompnny. jlpini' meoting, Wednesday, 7:30
Thursday, 7:30 p.m.L Cabinc
of YMCA,
ENGINEER GROUP, 479th
Composite Group, Army Oiganized
Reserve, 7:30 p: in., Thursday,
Secohd Floor, PM A (formerly A A
.tA) Building. . ;
FLYING CLUB, 5 p.m, today
5h Aeronautical Building. *
HI LI.EL AND JUNTO I CLUB,
or services; tofjfche; empitoyCes of
' the stje
if meeting, Wednesday, 7:30
‘The accountant h|storiqaliy| .jpjm.jCabinet Room;of ,YMpA. I)r.
m., Thursday, Room 303, Acadeinic. the school lax increases and bond
WACO - McLENNAN COUNTY elect on bv [boxes has been releas
ed for publication. .j'
Unofficial returns show; that
Collcjge Station I'esidents Voted 247
for and 97 against the tax rate
increase, while the bond issue was
pass 'd by ct 237-107| vote.
The votel by boxes follows:
WELLBORN
Tax Rate Increase
? or i. . 26
\gainsjt
Bone Issue)
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CLUBi 7i:30 p. rn„ Thursday, Rooim
301, loodwin Hall. Election of
club t ‘casurer and plans for sum
mer s icihl.
Polk County Club
Holds Final Meet
The!; Polk County Club will hold
its final )■ meeting Thursday pight j Against
ft’ ^ Vf 1e !? ome of Mr - aml i i BONDS STORE
^ ni J’ ^ A*\ -n v. c ! Tax [Rate Increase
Plqris for a spdial Will be formu-1 ^ or
laU'd: |n the meeting, and a pro- Ao-amit
gram [launched to induce Polk) p ,
Countb High School graduates to | ^ ov
enroll pit: A&M next September, j A<»ninO
Thor Martin's home is located rol l fpp UT \Tio\
directly across the road from the ! T „ v 1 t()I ' LEGE STATION
Northeast corner of Anchor Hall. )
Flyinc Club Plans
Bom
^writes panageiWentfs record ;aml Melvin S. Brooks will discuss the , _ , rrr i
provides it with the accounting ofj report of President Tjruriiap's- • 3l^^tl II v 1 OQd'V
itsistcwftrdship|in resplecf to t icse ..Commission on Higher EnuciltibnJ r : O
' ampany HENDERSON COUNTY A&
.Rate Increase
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•\gainst .
Issub)
Pr
responsibilities,
president said.
More than 20|) are attendhigj
conference \vhi<?h ends , I’his ejv
HENDERSON COUNTy A&M 1 A meeting of students interest-
A)B, 7:30 p.m., Thursday, May ed in|forming a Flying Club on
the cafmpus, will be held at 5 p.m.
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the py Room 326, Academic™
/en- LAMAR COUNTY CLUB,* 7 p.
pi Thursday, Room! 126, Academic.
today : ip the
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TOTALS
Tax I Rate j Increase
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Aeronautical Build-! Bom Issub
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CHESTERFIELD’
WITH ME. THEY SATISFY.
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Iffoggctt & Myers buy top quality cigarette tobacco
tytul pay top prices for it .. . nobody icill average
paying more than they do year in and year out.
I’ve been smoking Chesterfields ever since I’ve
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inaortion with it 25<t minimum. Space
rate* in Clas*ifi<t<i Section . . . C0C per
»olumn inch. Send all classified* with
remittance to the Student Activities Of
fice. All ads should be turned in by
10:00 n.m. of the day before publication.
TVPING'—Brins: your (lurries and thesis
to C-l.T-A, CqHlesre View Apartments,
after ji :CK) p.m. or to the Scribe Shop.
10Q7 E. 23rd. Phone 2-6705.
Math Prof to Talk
Over ¥TAW On
‘College Speaks’
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Professor J. L. Shawn of the
math department will present
“Einstein Mathematician, Physic
ist, and Father of the Atomic Agi*”
this afternoon over the College
Speaks regular) week-day program.
The program is carried over sta
tion WTAW at 5:15 p. m. Monday
through Friday.
FOR SALF,—Sofa be<l and 6 ru. ft. G.F..
rtfrierrator; used 9 months, ’ See at
A-C-Z, C'ollojre View.
CORSAGES
for -• Mothers Day
AGGIELAND FLOWER SHOP
Phone 4-1212
FOR SALE—Used jerp. Kood condition.
M*
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tirdor. 662 PairVirw, Cojlletre Park. .
FOR SALE - Nice F.H.A. home, near
Southside ; Shopping Center. Imi and
one-half.—^Well landsea|t>eil. Garaije at
tached. hardwood floors. Priced for
quick Mile. 262 Fidelity Street, West
1’ark Addition, College Station.
FOR <U|LE-22
with 22 , xk’
nsan 1 attached, all undett one roe,f. Trail
er is fully equipped and has a new
four burn.-r apartment sire gas range.
'See H«ib Conger, Trailer Area No. 4,
Site Ie6.
Tuttle to Speak j
On Church Series
R. C. ECHOLS
Realtor
Over Canady’s Pharmacy
Bryan
Phomt 2-6454
FOR A CONSERVA1
BUYER . . .
Facing old highway
offer a two bedroom
in very good conditibi
about one half aenjj
land. This house is p
i at a very low figure
quick sate. -
COLLEGE HILLS
(ESTATES . . .
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FOR SAUK Slightly umh! baby walker
$0.00. 221H S. College «i>r liox 2f>7. Col-
Station. C. H. McMulU-n.
FOR SALE- Kntrr. ilrawipir i-aw*! in irood
conditiion. Inquire at Exchange Ston*
on u-kphone 4-1177, afH«*r 7:00 p.m.
Brigadier Gt)neral Elbert P. Tu<i-
tle, president |of the Atlanta Bar
Association and an Elder in the
Peachtree Christian Church, At- ]
laijita, Georgia,; will speak over sia- j
tion KAMI ftjoro 3:30 to 4 p. b. I FOR SALE-- One Kidewaljt bicycle In very i
Friday, May T. ! good condition. College) View Apt. C*6-
The program, “Like a Mighty A ' ^ * nytltn,> - J !
Army,” is part of a series spdn- 1 si L boss lodge noi no# ak&am
sored in May and June by che I A r "' v ' li, 'K T hurs Vi,y ut
Christian Radio Committee. T 1 ^ ' ;0 ° p m ' Work ,n K A '
General Tuttle will open the half
hour recorded program series with
the title message, “Like a Mighty
Army.” t
Others will continue through tHe ), i <-
next nirie weeks, with messages
built around phrases in the hymn,
“Onward, Christian Soldiers.” Dr.
Theodore F. Adams, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, Richmond,
Virginia, will jspeak next week on
“Where the Saints Have Trod.”
degree. Examination* in
F.C. degree.
GIKK GILCHRIST, W.M.
W. H. HiADGKTT. See.
A new two bedroom h
on Kyle Street bml
P.H.A. specifications.:
home features lot.s.| |
buitt-ins, attached ““
age, wall to wall c
and azrock tile in the)
chen and bath. , |
CULPEP
Realty
East Gate Phjj|
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•I9i8--Univiersal Jeiip,
700 mile*.
1941—Mercury Tudor,
Radio, Heater A
Spotlight.
1941—Mertiury' Club (j'oupe,
Radio, Heater
1941- Ford Tudor.
—Plyniouth Tudor.
) T', Clean.
1939—Chevrolet Tudor.
1939 Lincoln Zepher,
4-Dobr Sedan.
1938-Ford Tudor.
19317-Chevrolet Sedan
19:57 Chevrolet Tudor.
TRUCKS
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FOR THOSp WHO
DEMAND THE BEST . .
College Shoe Repair
North Gate
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FASHION BY THE Y^RD
for MOTHER
CRISP DOTTED SWISS
Blue, pink, white,, green, orchid,
brown, black, red, navy .....;
I 98c - $1.49
The FABRIC Shoppe
Across From Post Office In Bryan
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Don’t Forget '
Her On j'
MOTHER’S DAY
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She .Will Appreciate One of These
' [• USEFUL GIFTS
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WAFFLE IRONS
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PROCTOR POP-UP
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TOASTERS
SUNBEAM COFFEE
MASTERS
PRESTO COOKERS
POPCORN POPPERS
FANS
IRONS 7 :
ELECTRIC CLOCKS
ELECTRIC MIXERS
BEDSIDE RADIOS
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We Pay Shipping Charges to Any Point
WILSON-BEARRIE CO.
One Block East of Bank
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1942 Ford fA Ton Pickup.
194j0 —Dodge Cab &( Chassis,
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193|6—Ford) I'.j Ton Dump
J937—Ford Ton Panel.
BRYAN MOTOR
COMPANY
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i YOUR FRIENDLY .
i FORD DEALER
415 N. Main
Bryan, Texas
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each tim^
modern, ^enti
“fiddling’
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planing that wins
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Way allows: no
with your prec-'
A 'all us for the
T5
WAT(t
quality service.
[S'CIE CLEANERS
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