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The A&M Consolidated Band
1«t-t for Huntsville . today
to-observe class B bands in the
<ftn test being held on that campus
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Colonel Richard Dunn, director
of ths band, laid that the consol
idated band would not compete In
the contest but will observe tech
niques employed by other similar
hands.
‘ The junior high school mixed
chorus, under the direction of Mrs,
Jamie Dawson, is making plans
Ifb.lilng in competition in Hunts
ville April 22. Further plans are
to be announced.
Delicious.
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WONDERFUL
-VARIETIES
of Fine Foods To
Chopse From
NO PARKING
PROBLEMS
Lots of Hi-Chairs n
We Carry Your Tray
Cafeteria
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1949 BONFIRE
PICTURE!
Eight pictures of the 1049
Bonfire activities In one
oompoelte picture.
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Showing:
1. Bonfire Building,
2. Walkie Talkie Guards
8. Veteran Guards
. 4. Corps Guards on
drill field
5. Hoisting Logs
6. Freshmen Guards be-
[ fore lighting ceremony
r 7. T^rch-light parade 1 13-
fefre lighting bonfire
Fire Bur
8. The
Burning
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—ALL FOR 50c—
See
MARTIN HOWARD
Puryear, Room 6-F
Or
CARROL LITTLE
Room 120, Dorm I
The Night Owl
Uncle Willie-Novel
Nightery Showman
t—^
A few words of prs
night-club entertainer
who makes his home
touring t|ia country
. By Herman C. GoIIob
tertaining goes
Unde
ig goes. A bom
laxed soft-shoe shuffling are delightfully droll.
Let’s take a look now at what’s going on in
ies—
Houston
Empire Room—Rice Hotel. Dinner
all day at the lush and sophis
to the World.” Currently fi
Donahue and his orchestra,
ever $3.60 dinner is served. A
urday, $1 during the week.
Southern Dinner Club—81
pet and his orchestra play for
a coyer charge is happily af
Emerald Room—Sham
Shamrock’s Varsity Matinee
Night tarriff $1.60 per person
eluding tax), admits you to t!
snazziest and most fabulous night
spot in the land, where you dance
to the music of Henry King, liften
to the songs of Marguerite Phelan,
and the hurmonichords of Boprah
Minnevitch' and his Hnrnioiiica
Rascals, the present entertuii|m
at the Rock. i, J 11
Plantation—#101 South W| q 1
Let it be known that the one jat
only Ciena Krupa, whose merciif
flaying of the drum haa biici
him world-wide acclaim, ivlll
Plantation tonight
Cover is $:
iiuiron, appearing
fora television, or
Jng stage mm acreen
with his healthy tal
ents.
In tlmea when the
avenge fleer e hew
consist! of e atrip-teas-
ar who eould have
caused even Casanova
to take vows of celi
bacy, an adagio-dance
duo of the type vT
the male member
the female over
head and twirls round
and round, and a song
stress-comedienne and
master of ceremonies
both of whom must get
their material off rest
room walls, the versa
tile and ebullient Uncle
Willie ia novel and 're
freshing as a cold wat
er fountain in the mid
dle of the Sahara.
Although young in
years. Uncle Willie is
a veteran as far as en
pantomimes, mimicry, and re-
other Texas nighter-
; uiiurcr uegins at 6:80 p.m., dancing
ted Empire Room, “Houston’s Welcome
is/the “Whispering Music” of A1
cov^r charge before 9 p.m. or when-
r 9/cbver is $1.60 on Friday and Sat-
Gray Avenue. Benny Belie, his trum-
ancing couples at the Southern, where
Hotel. We’re still hysterical over the
eld every Sunday from 1 till 4. A
in
TH* BATTALION
FRIDAY, APRIL 14,
Dean D. B.
charactature
of tha Ti
mads in
service ef
srd
IT’S
’rocram.
•id’* retiremei
the program,
seated, *
liartmrnt •miles happily at a
. A. Adams, present director
The prcNcntation was
rement from fourteen
bbins,
looks on.
years
makes
Aggie April Calendars Of Events Available
Aggie calendar of events for Exjchj
April are ni
Student Acti
formation ai
Store, and the Aggie-
according to Sid Wise, as-
vities Office, the In- sistant manager of. Student Pub-
Housing Office, the lications.
ipnge
ow available! at the land Inn, i
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THE
TALK OF THE TOWN
THE ONE AND ONLY
For Good Food and Popular PrL
Falk of the town
nent
in at the Plot
a one-nlihtery
eluding tux. i.
Dallas
l/ou-Ann*—Greenville i and
erV Lane. 1/ou-Anna pipes!
box music to Its habitues, who
paid a 76c cover to dance and drink
ufnld the pine-knotted tytills^
The Chalet—6400 Gaston Aye.
Cozy and Swank with its Ski-iss
mating lodge atmosphere, the eHa-
tet goes easy oh the pocketbook.
Guests may dance to the rythms
of the Leonard Olson trio for a
$1.60 cover charge ($1 on week
days), which 'is deductible 1 ftom
steak dinners.
Burch’s—Corner of North
Carroll. Jungle atmosphere;
Burch’s: walls adorned Y'ith j,
gle murals, everything 1 elae
gulfed in leopard skin covers,
colored gent plays an ardent boog
ie piano ana philosophizes atyout
the Kinsey report.
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Waco
Casa Blanca — 33rd apd Park
Lake Drive. Baylorville’s center of
night-life.attraction, the Caso sus
tains six^nights a week of “1
music. During the week,
music furnished by a combo,
an orchestra inhabiting the I
(See NIGHT OWL, Page 6
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♦ha puna 'n p
at ttaplar that
deal a man-dzad
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Goes everywhere! You’ll bo
eslonishcd et how meny uses
it hesl Sturdily constructed
of chrome-finished steel with
durable red Tenite top. The
hiodi**f you’ve,ever
seenl
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EXCHANGE &
“Serving Texas Aggies’
i ready!
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fow Five Year Vete
ST CaUs O
By W. H. MOBLEY
Washington,
I. Trunr
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April 14——•
S. Truman atartad his sixth
as preaidant yesterday, a
Uy more confidant man than
shaken substitute called by
to taka command in 1 the
t nation and the biggest
He ia eaptain and quarterback
op the first team now, confirmed
by the people’s vote. And aa such
he la calling hia own Risya Wtaad
of trying to baas decisions on what
Franklin D. Roosevelt would have
It was iuat flva.yaars ago Wod-
that Prssfdent Roosevelt
Warm Springs, Ga.,
Truman was
I to the White HeuSa to
sworn in aa his
1 Today friends dascr bad the
as a Man full of confi-
_lit for his
erica's prob-
The day found pim in the middle
of plans to do just that, In a
^whistle ■top” speechmaking drive
across
enttic
scribed ,tne
views tb a. re|
“Ha is
frame of
tions
good,
are
fight
demo-
Senata, de
attitude ami
and in a happy
He thinka condif
the country i
woifld problems
is ready to
FOR MUSIC THAT
CANT BE BEAT . .
Xt'a really a treat I
Buy libit
“AGGIE WAR HYMN”
Wo all know that It’s the
bast In the land ...
So buy ’am now while
Lou has them on hand '
LOUPOT’S
“Trad# with Lou —
Ha’a rlght^with you"
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CHUR)
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You are cordially invited to at
tend all the church
services.
Sunday:
9:50 A.M.—Church School
11:00 A.M.—Morning Worship
7:00 P.M.—Evening Worship
Wednesda;
6:00 P,
Rev. James Jackson
Pastor
Dinner'
for
program
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BANKING SERVICE
COLLEGE STATION’S OWN
College Station State
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North Gate
The Exchange Store
“Serving Texas Aggies”
With Two Stores
Main Campus
A &
M Annex
American Laundry
— and —
Dry Cleaners
Bryan, Texas
Serving the College Station and
Bryan Communities Since 1909
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Hardware . ,
Furniture |j
Gifts ;
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Serving The Texas Aggies
Since 1942
pfofth
Pate
iCol^ge ptatloo ^
„I t y
Thoughtful people ore becoming
increasingly aware that what is
commonly called an education is
not enough. Of course we need the
training that sharpens our wits and
develops our skills. But real educa
tion must go deeper than thatl
Somehow, somewhere, we must
find direction to life, so that wit and
skills will be employed not only for
self but for the common good.
For some fortunate persons this
emphasis is made in the home.
Where this takes place, under
Christian guidance, there is a last
ing quality to the training that time
can seldom efface. Sometimes the
college or university offers this
valued guidance and the student,
as he sits before a Christian profes
sor, learns more than books and les
sons. He catches here some of the
deeper overtones of life's 1 true
meaning.
special), way this extremely
ant instruction is imparted by
In a _
important instruction is imparted by
the Christian Church, the mother of
education. Through worship, study,
fellowship, activity, we learn that
noble purposes are infinitely su-
perior to mere things, and through
fellowship with God we are made
strong for every test that life can
throw against us.'
Member
City National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporal lor
Bryan, Texas
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Calendar of Church ServiceH
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A&M Christian Church
9:45 A M.—Church School
11:00 A.M.—Morning Worship
5:00 P.M.—Supper Group j I
A&M Church of Christ
9:45 A.M.—Bible Classes
10:45 AAL—Morning Worship
7:15 AAL—Tooth meeting
A&M Methodist Church
9:30 A AC.—Cadet Coffe Hour
10:00 A AC.—Sunday School
11:00 A.M.—Morning Worship
7:30 P.M.—Evening Worship
Christian Science Society
11:00 AAC.—Morning Worship
St. Mary’s Chapel
8:30 A.M.—Sunday Mass
10:00 AAC.—Sunday Maas
if
College Station
9:45 A At.—Sunday Sc
Chapel
Club
- 10:60 A.M. _
6:15 P.M.—Baptist ___
7:15 P.M.—Evening W
St.
8:00 ■„,
9:30 A.M.f-Aggie
9:80 A.M.—C»5roh
11:00 AAC.—Morning Worship
6:30 P.M.—Evening Service
6:30 P.M.—Student League
7:30 P.M.—Fellowship Service
American Lutheran Church
9:80 A.M —Bible Class
10:45 AAC.—Worship Service
A&M
9:45
u*.oo
Church
School
Worship
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College Station, Texas
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&M Grill
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