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To Port Aransas
Students of thp marine ichthy
ology class are planning a field
trip to Port Aransas Friday
through Monday, according to
Frank T. Knapp, Instructor.
Marine ichthyology is officially
listed as course 3tt! in the Wild
life Management Pepartment. The
class will collect marine specimens
to supplement the present labora
tory collection.
The technique of; collecting spec
imen* will be Htudied, Knapp »uld.
The class will leave College Sta
tion at 3 a, m. Friday and return
to College Station Monday night,
Saturday and Sunday nights will
be spent on the beach, Knapp ad
ded.
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-Members of the class are Ralpl
Paxson, Larry Campbell, Buck
Wray, Leo Isswls, Bob Conger,
James Fielding, Don Simpson and
Jimmy Nipper. I (
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Sul Rosses#
Club to Hear
On Masonii
lice Cluh will present ■ program of semi-
mnee will lie given In Onion Hall and another
leal and impdlar songs
at the Annex.
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The Sul Ross Rd
•neet April 6 at TiaQIp. m,
0. E. Lecture Rootrj, liudolp
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Heston announced foday. y ;;
The club will heaiMa discuss ip
jn the Masonic Home, by H. (tliBb
ind a discussion on the
The Sul! Ross Reae nch Club will
also start making yjan^ fttt tl.is
meeting for a picnic.; to l# hM in
May for all Masonr adl-tlfcir; fam
ilies, Huddleston sdiq.
a. c.
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Mpdfem Uptcjwb Office;
Main njt 26th.ov|jrf fcrenmland
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Aggie Ex Fallows
Rules to Letter
The Former Students Associa
tion got this one irt the mail
the other day:
A questionnaire sent out to
all former students asked the
exes if they had been wounded
in the war, and, if so, to ex
plain briefly.’'
One gentleman obligingly ex
plained “briefly” as meaning
“of short duration.”
Architects Exhibit
18th Century Art
The Department of Architecture
has arranged td show the collec
tion of pictures of life and archi
tecture during the 18th century,
assembled by the editors of Life
Magazine, -Ernest Langford, head
of the Architecture Department,
said today. 1 ' ]
The exhibit is., a collection pf
Landscape Design
Majors Plan Trip
Senior landscape design students
will inspect sites in Texas, Louis
iana, and Mississippi, beginning
Wednesday, April 13, Robert White
Landscape Art Department, said
today.
The five day tour will start at
College Station and go through
Natchez^ Mississippi, and Shreve
port, .Baton Rouge, New Orleans,
and Lake Charles, Louisiana, The
group will return through Beau
mont.
Students will inspect private
gardens, individual and commercial
sites, and the physical organization
and operation of the offices of the
prominent landscape architects,
White concluded.
Betty Nell Pate To
Be Cotton Duchess
Betty Nell Pate, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Pate of Bry
an, has been chosen by the Brazos
fifty pictures and accompanying County Home Demonstration Coun-
text which wqs organized by the oil to represent their organization
Metropolitan. Museum of Art. . in the Cotton Pageant.
The exhibit will he on display Miss Pate is u senior at Stephen
until Monday on the top floor of F.'Austin High School. She plans
the Academic Building, Langford to enter the University of Texas
Mid. „ in September.
Her escort for the Cotton Pag
eant and Ball will be Charley Roy-
alty, Aggie varsity footballer.
City Councilmcn
Renamed Tuesday! Joan Kaufman Will
!;. W. H. Badgiitt, 0. W. Black and Represent AIKK
What cmild be ft|b|igar|me}jlon- pwing E. Bjrowh -Were unopposed
to of your baby than i|
his owd shoes lih
mctallznd. SHp^s
bronze.j silver Orfg
$3./M) per
SendllName tuid
J ill. PrVvtt
Box 40,73
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Adders
-•flf. candidates iprthe election held in Mi»> Joan Kaufman, Texas Uni-
College Station, Tuesday. versity freshman from San An-
j Padgett . is councilman of the tonto,' has been "elected os Cotton
South Oakwood ward, Black of ®. a Huchess of the AIEE student
the College Hills ward and Brown chapter. ^
of the Nortp Gate area. Badgett The selection was made by Pro-
and Black were up for re-election; feasors N. F. Rode ami H. C. Dil-
while Brown;was the candidate for lingham of the Electrical Engi-
the post previously held by F. B. neering Department.
Brown, Jr. ' !1 ■,
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WhaVs Cooking
ABILENE CLUB) 7:15 p. m..
Thursday, YMCA Ex-Students f
Lounge.
AGGIE SQUARES, 6:45 p. m.,
Thursday, St. Thomas Episcopal
Parish House. Supper meeting.
AMARILLO CLUB, 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, Room 123, Academic
Building. Easter dance will be dis
cussed.
CASS COUNTY CLUB, 7:30 p.
m., Wednesday, Room 126, Aca
demic Building. Easter party plans
will be discussed.
DEL RIO CLUB, 7 p. m. Thurs
day, YMCA Reading Room. Final
plans for Easter Party.
49ER CLUB, 7:80 p. m. Wednes
day, Beverly Braley’s Shop in Bry
an. Fashion show.
GALVESTON A&M CLUB, 7:30
p. m., Thursday, Room 129, Aca
demic Building.
HEART O’ TEXAS CLUB, 7:30
p. m., Thursday,! C. E. Lecture
Room.
KAUFMAN COUNTY CLUB,
7:30 p. m. Thursday, Room 303,
Academic Building. Cotton Ball
Duchess election,;
NORTH TEXAS CLUB, 7:30 p.
m., Thursday, Room 301 Goodwin.
PHYSICS SEMINAR, 4:15 p. m.
Thursday, Room 86, Physics Build
ing; R. D. RivenT-will speak on
“Cloud Chamber Stereoscopic pho-
tograpjhy.”
PORT ARTHUR CLUB. 7:80 p.
m„ Thursday, Academic Building.
Easter party plans will be discus
sed.
SUL ROHH RESEARCH CLUB,
7:30 n. m., Wednesday, C. E. Lec
ture Room.
SAN ANTONIO CLUB, 7:30 p.
m., Thursday, Room 203, Academic
Building, Easter plans to be dis
cussed. 1 ;
waco - Mclennan county
CLUB, 7:30 p. m. Thursday, Room
301, Goodwin Hall.
WEATHERFORD CLUB. 7:15
p. m., Thursday, Room 104, Aca
demic Building. ;
WICHITA-FALLS CLUB, 7:30
p. m., Thursday, Room 301, Good
win. ;
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MISS EDLOE WEEMS will
represent Sam Houston State
College at the Cotton Ball and
Pageant. She will be escorted by
Sam McKenzie from Alvin, Tex.
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00 a.m. of U» day Mo*
a—w—«■—maul— wirntf
IIAV* your th«n»*, thssls,
PMU. PIMM MT0S,
SHOP, toot K. 23rd.
MISS ANN KERR from Dal
las will be the SMU Duchess at'
the Cotton Ball and Pageant.
She will be escorted by Walter
Williams from San Antonio. f
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DuplM/at
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FOR RENT—Unumwlly nld Ur^
fumtahed apartment. Jliiit OfffwNI
Screened porch, guragt, Elect roh
! Pliico.. 101 Montclair. I'lione 4;^
. FOB 8 ALE .jl
FOR SALE^STBulck Tudor."
Contact Henry, B-6-X, College n
FOR SALE—Practically new ropCpgi*
die—<45.00; under costg Mid >1
Steves, Apt. 9-A. Vet Vlllagili
Louie Clemons free show at.i C.si
FOR SALE —1941 Chevrolet co^Vt\
New,, engine, good top,; tires, c
One' owner car. Bargain at
Can be seen Alday only »fter i
Hughti, Dorm 5, Room *18
FOR SALE—1940 Plymouth 4-do«ij'
$675.00. See at Sample Servlceisi
306 W. 25th. p ,! ' 11
ONE MORE SPRING
FRANCIS GIBBINS is the
Trans-Pccos Club representative
to the Cottpn Ball ami Pageant.
JEANENNE LAKIN is the
Cotton Ball and Pageant duchess
of the AIChE.
FOR SALE One 1948 TuJof St)
Chevrolet Sedan. Sealed bldil
received until ip a m., Wednescj
UP. 1949.* The, right is fegerv]
| ject any and all bid* and to
rnd all teehnlcallliM. Addn
troller, A.AM. College of'Tex*
Slntlon, Texas, for (urtlidr
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Our Menu of HOUSE PAINTS:
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i Benjamin Moore, $5.45 per gallon — Devoc, $(U0
per gallon —- Peerless Semi-paste, $3.65 per gal*
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FFA Judging Meet
Brings 350-41)0 To
Campus Saturday
Between .350 and 400 Future
Farmers of America will take part
in judging contests to he hell on
the campus Sat unlay, O. M. Holt,
Area Hi supervisor, said today.
The contests will determine the
teams to represent Area III In
state competition here <May 14.
Aren III includes approximately
60 high schools in 24 counties of
Southwest Texas.
The future farmers, who arc
taking vocational agriculture in
high School, will compete in beef
cattle, dairy cattle, dairy products,
poultry, and meats judging con
tests, Holt said. College depart
ments will handle the contests in
their specialized fields.
The contest Will begin at 9 a.
m. Saturday with a meeting of en
trants at the Assembly Hall, Holt
continued. After the contests aire
completed, banners will be presen
ted the winners in the Assembly
Hall.
The Collegiate FFA Chapter will
assist in conducting the Contests,
Holt concluded.
Johnson Countians
Plan Spring Picnic
“We’ll make It stag or drag, pre
ferably drag,” Dan Buckner, preel-
dent of the Johnaon County A&M
Club told mcmberH of tho spring
picnic planning committee today.
The annual spring .picnic will be
held Friday, evening, April 8, In
the Bryan City Park. "It will start
at 6 and lust 'til you want to go
home,” said Buckner.
He requests everyone planning
to attend tho picnic to come by hjs
room at IH Puryoar and buy tho
special fl ticket.
L04T- Pair blue plaetle r|m $1)
ij-d clue lA vlclplty of Biftxelf If
ilirn lo Oerry Hueknor, Room, 'S
iwile.. Elmer Earl Hhnw frelf]
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FINAL PICNIC PLANS FOR
LAREDO CLUB WILL BE MADE
Final/plank foe the Easter picnic
will be discussed at the meeting
of the Laredo Club meeting Thurs
day evening at 7:30, Ralph Duke,
president, announced today. .
The party for the graduating
seniors, at the semester’s end will
also be discussed.
Automotive Electricians
Starter, Generators
and Carburetors
Tune-up — Magneto Service
Bruner Battery & Electric
Company ]
113 E. 28th St. — Bryan
Bryan, Texas
to Post Office”
Phone 2-1318
POOR old Sheedy hod a hang dog look before he tried the
Finger-Nail Test and twitched to Wildroot Cream-OU.
Today—he’s a blue ribbon winner. Regular use of Wildroot
Cream-Oil now givet him * snappy, well-groomed look. No
longer Is he bothered by drynew and looae, ugly dandruff.
He’s out of the dog house far good with his girl friends. Why
not dog trot down to your nearest-drug store for a bottle or
tube of non-alcbhoUc Wildroot Cream-Oil right now l And ask
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your barber for professional applications. You’ll find that once
you start using Wildroot Cream-Oil containing Lanolin, you’re
a gay dog in even the beat society.
j(c of 327 Burroughs Dr., Snydtr, N. Y.
Wildroot Company, Inc, Buffalo 11, N. Y.
J. Paul Sheedy* Switched to Wildroot Cream-Oil
Because He Flunked The Finger-Nail Test ..