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Ingram.'f4f Mother’s Day
Outstanding Cadets, Units to Be Honored
At Parade; Annex Band Will Give Concert
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‘ vatipd plninth will jhejion d| r .
Hoom 2:i ? Scifencfti Hall Sati^riiiiy i iAnn v
i'ri ipi't loir to D ^po^iin I lb usc^Dn | ^l-x -! Activities of the day wil pet
hibitsi ; ; , Jj; i | J h freshman regiment which is. desii
The di.lplnyNvil jjcinstst ofBhhtjh j T ,!r ‘ 1 ' " ’ : "
fresh anjd dried "Specimens “that i
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Mother’s Day celebratiohs aj. Little Apgielaml will include religious services, a band
concert, and military ceremonies designed to honor the parents of students at the A&M
t u 1 N* c«-
have beeh (foil ,
by jnembersi of thelcl^sa. All flabtls. ‘
wilt be i^lehtlljicil Isol! visitjpr&p\ ilth
then’ iiame3,-4 de^ciiiptioin o
places wheii'e 1 they! were oolUfted,
andi other notes of iiptereiit. i;
There-wifi j>o shpivn. aj difp|ajr
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Immediately following t iis
7 7 *;— -♦heirt selected for each unit wjill
pin h ml or white flower on every
member lof that organization. {A
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inderway at 8:B0 a. m. jwith a regular formation of the
nated as a prayer formation.
rmation wi ll he a cerembnv in which n mother or sweet-
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of some of the poisonous plantj*
that are founaiin Texas. The i>ois
bnous plants ' carry information
about their distribution and the
animals that they poison.
SEI.t tVITfH i A i CATT.tjLION j Cl..
HID AB. .11 -l! 3c n;«ur|
inArtion with in istr
rail's in (pin sifi'il Sp*'enfc. s.*r
I'otunnn 1 ipchl .‘^cnil
remittanci' tn ttio Sji')ll e ii lt
fiefe. All!adi shoiiMMf turned purify r- r-
llf:00 a.ni. <f life djjij tjjfore FOK SALE --^2 - ft. trailer
TVPiNG— Drinh 1'ouii 'tpjmes ind
to i -C-13-A. Colpoifi'i
after 5;dp p.ni.iur
fop? E.' Chr4 P|hon‘
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iJSl- . SEND "FLOWERS BY. WIRE” to youf
‘ IS'*'. I mother for Mother'll Day- (May 9th)
Apeieland Flowdr Shop. Shorn* 4-1212.
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FOR SALE.— Used je«1\
I D-7-W. Colletri* View.
Kood condition.
with 22'x8’
... room attached, all under one, roof. Trail
' ] er is fully equipped and has a new
A)>artr|i^nlj.s. J four bimier apiirtment size (tad raiiRe
See liotr f Conner, Trailer Area No. I!
Site L-fi.
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' fOR SALE-1947 Fritridaire,‘ 7 cu. ftl
Maple finished \ easy chair and floor
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'jludoir.
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lamp: walnut dnished desk and chain
1 A-S-Z. College View;
: FOR SALE—One aide walk bicycle in ■vori
j trobd condition, jColleye View 1 Apt! C-6|
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11 WILL OFFER S23.00 dash reward to t>er-j
son trivinjc inforjnatidn leadintt to event-i
j! j | ual sale of my j trailer house and-rodm
as it stands’ o4i present campus site.
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tford Tudijr,.
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«a941-)-^ erfcury! Olub Cou^fc,
Radio, Mehteif.
29 ll- i-F jrej Tud';ir.
4910-1.1 lynioiith .Tnd<ir,
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.1939-1-CheVro c)t Tibilhf.
4939 Lipflolti ;2|phifrj'
Bill Gardner,
Trailer N-4.
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FOR, SALE 1933 Indian Motorcycle
See Bill Mann'^tr. Hart ' 1-15. • / ! s.
FOR SAI.F—Uo)>ijrman Pinscher pups
sired by Hailwjre Kennels. Champion
III CHICK. 209) Park Place, West Col-
Ictce Park. ' \
FOR SALE—ft6 dcres fronting 800 feet
on new Hwy. s, iiirie miles south of
wqitc flower will he given to evejry
cadet Svhose mother is ^lecea.sjcri
while a ml one will go to each One
whose mother is living.
I Student barracks will be opejn
fbr inspection by visiting parents
ffom 9 ». im./to 12 noon.
At 9:30 a regimental review vjill
bej held during! which awards will
be; presented to tljie outstanding
ca^et and company of the refci-
mynt and to the outstanding ca$et
of| each company. Colonel T. |A.
Adcock will present the awardp.
{Selection of the best company
will be based on military profici
ency, academic standing, discipline,
and intramurals, considered j in
th(it order. The winning compajny
will receive al citation.!
Due outstanding cadet will [he
selected from each company and
frbm these Die best cadet of the
refiinjent will be selected. These
calets will be chosen on the halsis
of academic standing, military ppo-
fii iency, leadership, character, hod
exjtrjaqun'icular activities, consfid-
erl?d in that order. All the winning!
cajflets will receive medals and -
tlijeir names will not be announced
unjtil the presentation ceremonies, i
f Church services to be held tn
ijhe chapel at 10:30 will feature
, .Mother’s Day message by Reiv.
arlos Davis, director of the
resleyan Foundation of the AjAl:
jl Methodist Church.
;A tribute to Mother will he pk'e-
sajntcd by J. E. Gossett, and J.iE.
PlantfL will give a Tribute to Fajth-
ei A student quartet composed] of)
Little Southwestern Livest
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whafs cooking? Begins Tomorrow at 8 in
Followers of! livestock shows will
have an opportunity to see some
of the finest livestock in Central
AGGIE RUTH CIRCLE of A& '
M Methodist Church, 6:30 p. m.,
Mrs d i y C ^Gradv^OO^Lee^Avonue 1 1 Te ^ fls when thf> Little Southwest-
S'„• 1 L0( Avonue ’ i ern Livestock hhow gets underway
■ ‘ T , ' : Saturday morning at 8.
AGGIE WIVES CIRCLE of A Opening its doors for the fourth
&M Methodist Church. 7:30 p. m., ; time, this annual show is the re-
Mondav, Mrs, John Fate, Apart- [ suit of many months of preparation
ment A.-8-D, College View. | and hard work: on the part of the
j members of the Saddle and Sirloin
FORT ARTHUR CLUB, 7:30 Club and the animal husbandry de-
p.m., Thursday, ] Room 104, Aca
demic. Election
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officers.
partment. ^
Outstanding pivestock men from
all over Texas have been obtained
to serve as judges,
R. W. Webb of Berclair has
shown and cxhibijted cattle at ma
jor Southwestern shows for many
yea in and is a [noted Hereford
breeder. He will judge the cattle
division of the Flitting and Show
ing Contest.
Harrison Dayijs of Dorchester,
one of the leading sheep breed
ers in Texas, will judge the sheep
division.
Other noted livestock men who
I™;, E T. Butler, R, F. Langford, G
Co lie (ft'. Lnryp : fishi pond with fish
beautiful site fjr home. Abstract fur-. ., , .. , ...
nishid. tea' year i>aytn<*nt $44.eo tK>r Splitter, and Gordon Keller win
ft|l]nish part of the music for the
.209 Park! Place, West)' College
TRUCKS ’ | j
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I infant and childrens clothinu, pica-ini'
personality, .enericettc. The Battalion,
j i Box '234 F. K., [ColllejSe Station, Tcxa^.
•OR SAI.F. ROSES: 75C per dozen au Pkhd will nresent
the Ho*. Stand, 1903 S. cillege’ Roafl. W 1
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OR SALE 1939 >Packard Sedan, jl cyt*.
4 door, new'' pilot,j good tires, [radio,
heater Call 4-6l|)9.
K. C. fiCHOLS
Realtor
A OveV Canaily’s Pharmacy
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FOR SALK -Onoj 1929 moilp) ChovrokTt
k 1 j tun IrucW^'ijealpd bids will, b«*i ns
j c»*ived until 1$. n.im, Wwim^-lay, May
; 12. 194N. The rb(ht is reserved to reject
I nny and all bi^L Addrcsi* Ounptroller,
j A&M College iif Ja'exaA, Ctdleffc Station 1 ,
'T« \as. for further information.
sql! vices.
Froni 42 ty 1:16 p. m. studejits
apdj their guests will have lunch a
the Arfnex Dining Hall;
1:15 the Little Aggiehiid
_ iiid will present a band concert
la hind the chapel. The concert \i'ill
lacit uritil 2 p. in. at which time
the drill team will give an exhibi-
tiwi.
; The Student Center will held
4pen house beginning at 3 pL i|n.
Refreshments will be served arid
plaques from various deparjt-
^lents at the Annex will be iin
exhibition there. The Little -Vg-
|ieland Orchestra will play dijir-
ijhg the open house period. j
I At 6 p. m. the day’s activities
\v>]l be formally brought to a close
wjijh a ‘ retreat formation , of :he
man regiment.
FIG ROFKRiJ—Shown aliove are members of the animal husbandry department's pig roping staff
who will make bheir first appearance at the Little Southwestern Livestock Show Mav 8. Standing, left
to right, are ‘[Toot Em Up" BUTLER, “( hew ’Em Out" 1LVNA, “.Shorty" HALE, “Mild Bill" WAR
REN. “Sleepy" RIGGS, and “Hi
GRAY, “Uajen!’ R()BERTS().\, •
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f|)R SALK Lartrcv Iuhim:* truilpr: b<*droftm
land fomplutp bakhniunt built #n. Klec-
ittic rtfriueratorj apartment size ranjji*.
! Idrffl location. Trailer S-4. Area ■*>. Box
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senate affroves
70 AIR GROUFS
WASHINGTON, May 7 -(Aji—
an immediate start on
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Itfs df. vital job, loo. As the largest
bjejideiM supplier of equipment
tl (e petroleum industry, we con-
an |y:are~in need of Votimg'men
ho Will apply themselves whole-
h 5ar legly for success in a field that
Imost unlimitecj oppbrtuni-
no single patlem for the
en we need, because of the
tjyiof services.we perform in
fying the Petroleum Industry
^exploration, drilling, produc-
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ransportation, refining and
?iing-phases.
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VidCohtoemi feuildita.
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INVESTIGA
tr e d a booklet
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Flowers Ready
At 7:30 Sunday
Flowers for cadets "ill he
available >n th|e guard room of
Dormitory 12 [at 7:30 Sunday
morning. Suffitient flowers and
pins will be gjiven to each or
ganization.
Unit commanders are request
ed Ur send the|r first seargents
who will sign for flowers of
their respective outfits.
Flowers 1'orj the Annex will
be handled in the same manner
at the student! center.
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DIAMOND RINGS.
We feature these famovs
Keepsake (Rings in our
store. Comte in ond see
the many styles available
in a wide r4mge of prices.
Fockets" MII LHR. Kneeling, left t<i » : ght, are “Wyoming Slim”
Artificial” BERRY. “Annex Chief" SCHRUM, and “Fancy Select"
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Versatile AH Profs
To Rope Pigs May 8
l Hy M. L. VIVHETT, JR.
In an efllort to exploit the capabilities of animal hus
bandry department’s "profs” in the field of practical live
stock operations, the Little Southwestern. Livestock Show
on May 8 will include ati invitational matched "prof” pig r
roping contest.
j , Thirteen members of the A. IL department have vol
unteered their services in this new attraction.]
The men making up the pig roping team are “Wyom
ing Slim" Gray, "Cajen” .Robertson. "Artificial” Berry,
“Annex Chief” Siihruni, "Fancy Select” D-uhlberg, “Toot
Kb Up” Butler, j’Chew Em Out” Dana. "Shorty” Hale,
"Wild Bill” Warren. “Sleepy" Riggs, "Hi Pockets" Miller
"Speedv” Snyder, and "Ox Rider” Schrode. j
? Some of the wildest East Texas “rooters” obtainable
have been selected for the contest. To prevent injuries
-to the participants, several excellent pick up men will be
on hand while thbse elite but rough cowboys perform.
The champion roper in the contest will jbe awarded a
prize donated by Holick’s Boot Shop in (.’ollegje Station.
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will net as judges are
ker of Burleson, outsi
breeder and judge of
W.'Williams, A&M v
of agriculture, noted
forts to improve the
stock industry; and W
of Merkel, well knovi
and Hereford breeder,
Under the general
ence of Charlie Stoix
wood, M the committees
pared a full day of enjt
! for those people who'
| tend this year’s showj
The opening event,]
man and Sophomore Jj
test, is under the su
of Claude Broome art.
-•rt. OH'efal hidges
Grote, who will judg
Vernon Schmidt, sw.in
M. M. Kothmann, >v
as cattle judge.
Medals will be awi
this event to the fi
point men in the f
vision and to the fir
po'nt men in the so
vision. jjf
J. P. Wood will be
dent of the Roping
Contest starting at 2
Teh men are sched
ticipate in the Jac
Contest under man
Kruse. A showing of?
horses follows this evF
feature Lester Johij
“Squire McDonald:”
ing “Praetor’s Red
Bob Moffit riding “GoJ<
Following the e|xhib
e-aiti-d horses, faddo
Prince Woods will n
a matched roping con
Members of the a
bandry department's
roping team will tn
one of the feature ath
t lie Rolling lied Keji
test when thirteen
comp-'le for the hon
the “best pig roper
partment.
Owen Garrigun will
hibition of the light
following] the nig contkj;
rides “Souire McDcina
Following this even
venlr))'' i ontuvf menaj
Soyers. .judge for this
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Pavilion
|bei D. W. Williams; vicc-prosiden:
1 foh Agriculture for A&M. Te|i[
hoirscs h|avei been eftered.
At 6:30 p. m
Alamo Livestock Commis
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of the>
si(|n Company,
M, M. Kothmann!
Sail Antonio, will
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aupervise a; Fitting ueid Showing
Contest in the AH Pavilion.
. The citltle division will be th >
first feature of this contest. An
gus bulls of. all agea w ft l be - show ji
Gist folloxVcd by Angus Heifer;
Hereford Heifers, Sand Hereford
steei-s, ’’
. Judge for the dattle division
i4 R. N. Webb. It will bo mun-
aaied by J. E. Hoff and Billy
; Try.
Tho horso divisioti follows with
Stallions being considered first anjl
ko mams, i I). W.
judge this event.
W., S. Walker \^ill
Swine showing.
: r inal event of the evening will
be the showing of the different
(lbssea of Sheep. Harrison Davis',
wi 1 judge this event.
! . :'irst to be shown will be Clast
t beep—the Suffollts aiyl Dorset,
Horned. Class 2 \4ill consistof
mixed lambs; Class, 3, fine\\0ol
(tn 1 Class 4j Southdewns.
: . Trophies! awarded the winners
j|in [the vanicus classes have all
been donated by cattlemen of
thej Southwest.
jj 1 R.j M. Kothmann donated tin}
,;! foiiiri loving cans which will be gi\*(
i,„ 0n; to the winners in each elasH
Of livpstock. He a so donated ft
-ftfill vdup to be given to the Granfi
-C'liai ripion Fitter am Showinan.
1 Jlack Turner, secretary of the
Ai n| r’can Hereford Breeders At -
iotfi; tion of Kansas City, Missouri
j poi sored the gngrayed silver spur
jfli ) wlljeh wfl) bmgiven .to *he wii
piilufi showmpwi in he Hereford
lhaf i f.
t Tie award to the jc'lnunnion
guslshownlaji was c nniHed hy thn #
Te’x&s Aberdeen A igusXA^socii -
iiojn of Temple.
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Aftfie Wives Circle to Meef
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AAfl Methodist Chi
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A-P|D College View
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