w ' ;'' • '!. ,, ; :y'.v •• Dames Date, Dine North Texas Men Denton, Tex., Feb. — J Coeds take over dating activities at North Texas State College this week. The event is the college’s third . annual Dutch Week when girls make dates and handle all finan*- cing. A dance'in the college Unicn Building Friday night will climax the affair. Electrical Power Suspended Marcl All electrical service pended from 12 mid . p.m. Wednesday mornin the installation of new in the power plant, a Knox Walker of the B. partment. 1 -J Lights will be on In th only during this period, t mainder of the area servi college power plant will * line. St b> , due juipnei hosp the \ What’s Cooking CLUB, W< in room 108, M. E. Shop B AGRONOMY SOCIETY,! meeU Wednesday, Mar. 1 1 at 7:80 p. m. in the A. I. Lecture Room. Ini tiation of new members, refresh- ; highlights African Rams. •v '• •• •'' mmmm* r. • v; , v. lli® ii- 1.. - >*• ' -'■‘•l.. ments will be served. BIOLOGY CLUB, meets Tuesday ■ night at 7:30 p. m. in the Biology Lecture Room 32 of the Science Hall. The program will be a film "Realm of the Wild”. It is a wild animal picture that fight between tw< GEpLOGY CLUB meeting at 7:30 p. m. Tui 8 p. m., Cn Roy Mo«« wiU speak. I. E. WIVES CLUB program meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, In South Solarium of YMCA. JOHNSON COUNTY CLUB, meets Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. in the YMCA. “Everybody who ever claimed Johnson C< business esday. At has as their home should be 'ounty at this meeting for thej Johnson ('ounty Club picture," Monte SwaUel, club lent announced. He added hat previous efforts to (fet the club picture taken for the Aggie- land 1050 have been miserable failures. r; CLUB, at 7:30 NAVARRO COUNTY meets Thursday, Mar. 2 at 7:L. p. m. in room 228 of the Academic Building. S. A. E. business meeting, Tues day, Feb. 28 at 7:30 in the YMCA to elect Cotton Ball Duches. VM ’51 WIVES CLUB, Wednes day, 7:30 p. m. in South Solarium of YMCA. The Waco-McClennan County Club will have its picture made Tuesday afternoon at 5:16 on the steps of the Administration Building, according to W. J. By ford, secretary. o • Agronomy Society Meet Postponed The regular meeting of the Ag ronomy Society and the iniation of new members has been postponed till Wednesday, March 1, at 7:30 p. m. in the A. I. Lecture Room according (o Frank M. Zabcik, president. Zabcik requested that sll mem hers who have not been initiated and anyone desiring to join the society lie present at the meeting. WONDERFUL NIW TABU MODIL BY Sentinel SEE IT HEAR IT COMPARE IT /. Here’i radio value lew people will wape to min! A brand-new Sentinel with oo- the-beam, needle-point selectivity, spar kling clarity and the rich, full volume pose—lucax ioc uiai extra set, vug ucw \ room, kitchen or den—handsome cnougt * for any living room! Available in walnut, white, or ebony plastic Cabinet. 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I . ...J.; V « LFL ABNER i The Eyea Have It h SO OKMt, WISE , \\ \ ' [ i MS,; s 1=^ feai” >MS VEINS THRoa.'r- i' . r ^ ByAlC*PP Ji ^ I • Hi IE v' - TRIO - (Continued from Page 3) among eight pitchers in the eight and on, half inning contest. Mor- isse was the standout for the after noon as he struck out five and walked but one in his two inning stand on the mound. Fielding for both of the teams was capably handled as the Aggie baeebnllers showed definite evi dence that they Vfill be able con testants for the 8WC diamond crown. Guy Wallace and (iershel Malts were the outstanding field ers and also proved their worth at the (date getting two hits for five trifis up. "Shug" McPherson and Hollis Baker got a round tripper as each slammed one out of the park. Other standouts In the halter’s tares**** .frts* U m s»>, .v—itl..... hog were Joe Savarino, getting three for six: Al Ogletree, one for two: and McPherson, two for four. Close followers of pre-season practice and those who witnessed Saturday’s game feel that if the hurlers round out to consistency, the fielders will afford the sup port needed to make the coming season successful. Contractors Meet Wednesday Night Discussion of an inspection trip to Austin, selection of a Cotton Ball Duchess, and election of of ficers will be main topics of a meetings of the Association of General Contractors Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. in the CE lecture room, president Bob Page said this morn ing. Page also requested that all members wear .coats and ties to the meeting since the picture for the Aggieland 1950 will be taken. ID Cards Available In 201 Goodwin Students who have not yet pick ed up their ID cards may pick them up in room 102 Goodwin, Bennie A. Zinn, Assistant Dean of Students for Student Affairs, said today. About 50 cards are still avail able, Zinn said. Horsely’s Son Pledged To Honorary Art Frat Graham Horsley of College Sta tion was recently pledged to Del ta Phi Delta, national honorary art fraternity, at the University of Denver. Horsley is the son of Mr. ami Mrs. W. R. Horsley of 350 Wal ton Driye, College Station. 1 Battalion CLASSIFIED it; Page 4 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1950' ■au. WITH A BATTALION ULABaia 4I>. Raim , , . Sij u wool fttr Inwrlli with • Wo atalMua. apaoo raws OlMolftod Mooiloa Mob. aoa4 su oMaanow wtu I on oo to Ibo Ml ~ All 0*0 obouM I.* o> ibo ty ''ZLJSrb£ uboot AoUrlttoo Offtet bo uifM* M b» ioi« boforo puMlobltaa. • FOR MAI.K • aNN ita m buy hhtmo *-TWf tMtuy. w : mu UM4 rumiiuN. mhi gumllttM <)«*• OfneUl Student - Faculty DIRECTORY t. Texas A&M Collegu 50c per copy Phone 4-5444 or Mail 50c to STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Texas A&M College College Station, Texas o*a»Esw> —On Sole at Annex— SNACK BAR & NEWS STAND 1948 4-DOOR NASH - 800—18,000 mtloo, radio, heater, white sidewalls, other accessories, original owner. 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