i f • : »'• C. jloissner s -I:- J. Valeiita, {ChtffUlng Surjday "p and Holy : Com- and ll a. ml Club, 10 al Wi ore M»»« on 1 Sermon, •rt, 8:80 Coff6< m* be ft' mori linns '■ ’!! y, J : ji -/fi AA>< CHURCii OF CHRIST 4 Or|a;Wock noirti of North Gate Jtumfii F, Fowler* Mijiiabef Surday Tf Bible Class,, 9 48 hi. Wars lip Serynfe, 10:4Tj a. Yduni; People’i Meeting, ?. a. r [ ' ' .. \T‘i Evening: Wctrslrtp, 7:15 p. T T Wednesday Pijaydr Meetinj:, 7:l5\t)i m Nprsiry at all servids f SAINT !!■ CHRISTIAN CHURCH v ibly Roojn, YMCA Vllei) S. Watspn, Pastor " Sunday _ |. Worahi]i, 9:30 a. mv, Vf~-T . ’Vi' ; ■ IRISTIAN SCIENCE' [ ORGAN ZATION Assembly jRoon, YMCA Mr. i’. fiJ Goode, Sponsor €) 'fie al meetir 'g first Thursday ^ of *ach mbn:h, 1:30 p. m. scifssion girt up every Sunday at 11 a. m. - ’ ■ M . • : HO>iAS EjPISCQJMiL CHURCH 5 Soutli of the campus, acho^s the ' drill field ffom Duncdn Mess HaBl Rjsv. 0. G. Heljyey. Vicar n C El T A N Aggie Student j' ■ t ^ERVilpE YOCE C|AE 3Ais on, PERt GREASING WASHING j . WANING & , POLISHING P AT MD. «i ulf i Nation 1 Jblock no if I ^ on Hoi iDwned A ■ r Stu .7et Gldas ’no f- j ; th Uyviieo Inn atmv Hwy. •' !? * j * Operated by , Schmidt * HILUEL SERVICES YMCA jCha^ Worship Services. 7;trp. m. • | “these changes,” Tlghe Woods, housing expeditor, stat ad Wednesday i •. ^^rrrr-'F. '^'•rr" 1 ♦“Will. I believe, remove nany of Cultural Meeting, 7:15 p(. mi LUTHERAN STUDENT SERVICE I Assembly room on second floor of YMCA Rev. Fred Mgebroff, Pastor Sunday Sunday "School and Studeni Bible Class, 1 $:30 a. m/ ' Worship Service, 11 a. m. Cabi net RbPnk: A&M METHODIST CHURCH Ohe blbck east. and one block north of North Gate ' Rev. James Jackson, Pastor. Sunday '! Identical Morning Worship Ser vices, 9 and 11 a. m. '• / Sunday I School, 10 a. m. M. Y. F., 6 p. m. Happy Gospel Services, 8 p. mi Wednesday \ Wesley Fellowship and Choir practice, 7 p. m. . | l Nursery at all seryices. LTL ABNER Stay as Sweet as Yo» An ! ! - ns After Saturday . „_,.ng at a loss, or who ng hardships due to low rent apply for adjdatments after July 10, the Area Rent for the Bryan Defense Rental area, has announced. S X rector . ' i'.' ; : . I L/ THE A&M PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH One block north of North Gate and one block west Rev. Norman Anderson, Pastor: Sunday Sunday; School, 9:45 a. m. j. Morning Worship, 11 a. m. Westminister Student Fellowship ' 6:30 ip. m, Evening Worship,. 7:30 p. m. : 1 *— ■ ] BAITIST CHURCH P ' j Onu block north of North Gafe RevliRj L. Brown, Pastor | j Sunday i Sunday) School,'9:45 a. m. Morning Worship, 10:50 a* ihj. Trainirjg Union, 6:15 p. m. i Evening Worship, 7:15 p. mi. Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:15 p. m. H'i Nursery at all services • • 'Vj*' G U Y II. DEATON Typewriter Exchange i j New & Used Typewriters jpuurauteed Repairs US 8. Main \ Bryuij PROFESSOEl DANIEL RUS SELL of the Rural Sociology Department, was elected Execu tive secretary j of I the Rural Church Conference which met helre last week.’ 'Miss Bryan’ Not Miss Nor From Bryan Mrs. Virginia lege‘.Station wop Lemmon of Col- the title “Miss itrd es, secona 8p0, and Bryan” in the annual Jaycee beau ty contest held at Bomber Park Monday night.,. Mrs. LemmonL wife ,of Jack Lenunou, ifeb^nj stgdent here, re ceived $100 and ]a lOying cup for winning first place while Miss Willfe Fcjlx Jfyghes, second place winner, recetvea! Donna Kelly, th received $25. -*■ Twenty-four girls; were entered in the contest and judges included Kay Corderman, tivy Bassett, Bob McVey and H. prown, represen tative of I‘gramuipit Studios. Huny Pivtev was awarded the by infght. ♦"Will, I believe, remove ipany the complaints against the adjust ment provisions that some lafid lords have made in the past, ‘The new simplified shcjrt fofrm in applying for a hardship) adjust ment, Will take care of small la id- lords who have not kept hdoks i nd records which has made ii impos- vqu»Ufy ‘ hardship increase. “The only records now are tax receipts, insurance prem ium notices, and fuel- an)l uti ity bills. If these have bfsen lojst, need ed information may be lobtaiped from the tax collector’s ojffice, in surance agents, or fuel arid uti ity company offiees.” i ‘ / .1 Landlords who wish to j petit pn for an increase in rent under t new adjustment provision mi obtain the necessary forms fr the area. Rent Office, ) How Building, Bryan, or Phone 2-1297. The two regulations Ure: i P Under a new adjustment pro vision, no landlord need operate units under rent control pt a loss. This is in keeping with the pro vision in the Housing and Rent Act of 1948 that the jExpedijt shall give “due consideration" landlords operating at a loss. A small landlord (one Who 0^' i not more than, four rental unit ] will have no difficulty ip qualijfy- ing for a justified harjlship: Ad justment. He will merely have) to i fill out a simplified short form fon which he will show hoV hig income has fallen because of in creased costs of fuel, ta(Xes, ntjli ties, and insurance. v < PLEASfc.^l WANT > Ju TO KE-SUME YOU*M II LIVES EAlriNtt, SLEEP »« r^qxjAU. HA pi aML ■i L- ■ ' "i : Al Capp ■: UX ABNER i That Tw o-Time One-Time Man ! ! s, i All DOGRCTCH YOUTH shudders with EXCrrEMEMTrAaAM LAZONGA IS OB SERVING ALlJ WOOING IN ORDER TO PICK HIS SUCCESSOR. ' VAK.'AH MIDDLIN' .IN'TTAKE. WALK I N' _ WOOIN' ' OBUEI AH IS CHARMED, GUS GOOSE&REME7 \ '-I F BUT-?-?- WE HAINT A-WALKIN' T'WARD^ 4 Miss iPlace winner, li» Former Student Accepts 90 Days Active Training y ny autumobilo given !by the Amoiican . y p'? 1 Approxlpmtaly ; 2009 people at- Legion Mondu) Thomas H. Collina, a captain In 90 days duty w Fh off^fe in A to a ■ report froi itary Ulstrift I Contof. the Organized Reserves, itl L , itary DUiriut Infontmti In copted 90 days duty with the m atroctnrt office in Awrtin, ic cording to a wport fi'ow the Teg office in Amrtin, ing to a- report from the 1 Military District Informs tf- I J ■ Kor MODE!. \iki ! \m: sun i h;h •loni^ Sporting Goods 803 .S. Main Bryan rn. ?-2832 r tiindbd t he Junior Chamber of Com merce Fourth of) July celebration at the Bryan Country Club. THE LARGEST ELECTRICAL appliance H' BRYAN— iTi STORE IN ANING - PRESSING ) ALTERATIONS ' | i At THEIR BEST — AT AMPUS ' CLEANERS I i,.■[ j .. - { Over Thb Exchange Store Come in and see us for large or small! appliances: RADIOS. ELECTRIC IRONS STUDENT LAMPS, FLOOR LAMPS, PRESTO COOKERS COFFEE MAKERS * KELV1NATOR . . . A', HOTPOINl and mapy Other usefuls UNITED APPLIANCES FARM & HOME & AGGIE tU STORE ADIO Phone 2-1496 Captain CoMina, n nntjive Tex*n, rex Idea In Minernl Wellk hut dip- Ing the inxt your hux lijen Uttci 1 Ing the University of Texas. wuH horn in Houston and utyor ^Templo High School. Afttu r uatlng from AAM, he wontiv Mineral Wells. He entered the Army in Jpmulfy 1943 and received a commission as second lieutenant in the Infant y. Collins accompanied thoJlOh Mountain Division to Italy and s iw actibn near Pisa and north* rn Italy. After the war, he was w th the occupation forces in Triest;. Captain Collins and his family reside at 5008 Duval, Austin. -HERBARIUM- 4 (8 o3 «ci uiojj panuiiuoQ) from Egypt, Palestine, Australia, Mexico, Central Europe, with la bels in Latin, French, and Span ish. A mounted plant fronn Valois, France, dates as far back as 1801, and it is in a remarkable state of preservation. i The largest contribution to the herbarium, however, both from the standpoint of volume and of Us interest to the State of Texas, is the Parks and Cory ttmmvnr - •• A Parks is chief of the Division of Apiculture at the T«xu« Expe rimental Station located near Hun AniUhilo, and Cory lx I’ringe ho- tanlxt for the Experiment Station (it Honora, Texas. Cory has collected 7,000 anaci- mops of gras* plants around his station nt Honora, and r he and Parks In thhlr Joint collection huvo iCotUrlbutod to tho Tracy Iturba rium over 30,000 plant SMOlraaDl Theirs is an ail ov of the Southwest. Still in the pro Jess of being built up, the Texas AgrG culturail Experiment Station has commendable pride in the com pie tiqn already achieved of the afray of valuable typical specimen* ;U ! if 4 r. > •v I ■ J) ji \ 4 CLC for -4' OF FINE QUALITY We’re reducing our stocks with shah) items L. .. Now at the he Get what you need For Boys Dress Suits , Slack Suits Cotton Slacks Rayon and Wool Slacks Cotton Shorts Sun Suits Sport Shirts Tee Shirts Swim Trunks SPECIAL GROUP Boys Short Pants WASH SUITS Sizes 2 to 8 Values to $2.50 NowJOO each 'reductions on timely seasonal ?ht of the season! ; mil Savings. Ax . For MCn Summer Suits Straw Hats Dress Robes : ! ' i' \ / Sport Shirts Fine Pajamas ‘ All Neckwear ] DnuBeltc Swim Trunks Mens Toiletried > FOR BEST SELECTTO I! T ALL SALKS FT " i. FINAL \ V !••• . L Reduced Prices on Mali Summer T- rV y 'j ’ • I Jk r For Women ji . Better Dresses Cotton Dressoi Shorts Wear ',i Robes Brunch Bags, ‘I Ti V SPECIAL OBOOT 0)rtu»*wtnr >' f | x Complete Stock of r.50 Vahiqti ’.•j