St. Andrews
Church Sets
‘Rally Day’
“Rally Day” will be observ
ed at St. Andrew’s Episcopal
Church in Bryan at the 10:45
t a.m. Parish Service Sunday, it
was announced by the Rev.
Yern Swartsfager, rector.
Church School children and
adults will mark the event with
special emphasis on loyalty to God
and the Church. Miss Catherine
Parker, superintendent of the
Church School, has announced that
Special refreshments will be served
the children during classes which
follow the Bible movie having to do
with the missionary journeys of St.
Paul.
Children and students, especially
tliose who are freshmen , at A&M
and Allen Academy, will register
with. Miss Parker prior to the show-
1 ing of the Bible movie, which fol
lows the opening church service,
the rector said.
Also inaugurated this week will
be the. special Birthday Offering
in the Church School, to be applied
to special foreign missions.
High School Paper
Now Being Printed
Spearheading the editorial staff of the Consoli
dated High School weekly printed newspaper.
The Roundup, these people, combined with a
large staff of reporters and typists, cover hap
penings at the local school in their four-page
tabloid publication. Left to right are Jimmy . assistant business manager.
Templin, assistant business manager; Frank Va-
den III, sports editor; Barbara Sims, exchange
editor; Mrs. J. T. Duncan, faculty advisor; Glen
da Brown, layout editor; Helene Boatner, news
editor; Janice Hildebrand, business manager;
Dorothy Bates, editor-in-chief; and Martha Ergle,
COME IN AND SEE . . .
What’i
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p. m. The Grove. Election of offi-
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50% OFF ON ALBUMS
have success in order to maintain
mental normalcy.
•
Unburdened of confusing flash
backs and windy harangues by psy
chologists who would seem more at
home at a seance, “In A Lonely
Place” keeps a tempo vivace
throughout. Writing is terse and
crisp and clever, and the camera
is never arty or obtrusive—it’s just
around to show you what’s going
on as simply as possible.
SINCE 1888
“Where to Buy It”
201 N. Main Bryan
As to the venerable Humphrey,
his interpretation of Dixon Steele
is his best screen job in two years.
He at last seems to realize that
he’s no glamour-boy like Mont
gomery Clift, but that his success
lies solely in his peculiar brutal
appeal.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
The Congress of the United States has enacted a law
providing that each depositor’s funds in banks that
are members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor
poration are now insured, by the Federal Deposit In
surance Corporation, an agency of the Federal Gov
ernment, up to $10,000.00.
Banks of Bryan and College Station are members of
the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
The First National Bank
The City National Bank
First State Bank & Trust Company
College Station State Bank
BEAUMONT A&M CLUB:
Thursday after yell practice in
room 106 Academic Building. Im
portant meeting.
CORYELL COUNTY CLUB 7:30
p. m. Room 123 Academic Build
ing.
EL PASO CLUB: 8:00 p. m. Aca
demic Building. Election of offi-
ccrs.
ENTOMOLOGY SOCIETY:
Tuesday after yell practice in Bio
logical Science Building.
KAUFMAN COUNTY A&M
CLUB, Thursday, Sept. 28, 7:30
p.m., 305 Academic Building.
NAVARRO COUNTY CLUB:
Thursday, 7:30 p. m., Room 228
Academic Building. Election of of
ficers.
PANHANDLE CLUB: Thursday
after yell practice in room 103
Academic Building. New members
urged to attend.
The Round-Up, A&M Consolidat
ed High School’s newspaper, is
being published for the twelfth
consecutive year this .semester.
This is the first year since Anne
Boddie was editor in 1945 that the
paper has been a printed publica
tion.
During the five years between
1945 and 1950 the paper was either
mimeographed or published with
the aid of a ditto machine.
Consolidated’s paper; with its
circulation of 400, has subscribers
in places as distant as Tennessee
and Massachusetts.
| ' Their paper is completely self-
sustaining. Revenue to meet operat
ing expenses is acquired through
the sale of advertising and sub
scriptions.
Staff Meets Tuesday
The staff meets every Tuesday
to turn in their copy for that week
and to receive their assignments
for the following week’s issue.
Deadline for advertisements and
pictures for Friday’s paper is
Monday.
As the school does not have a
journalism class, the paper is pro
duced by students who are inter
ested in journalism and who are
willing to sacrifice some of their
spare time. An English teacher,
Mrs. J. T. Duncan, is the sponsor
for the paper and helps in the
editing.
Editors are chosen for one year
in an election by the student body.
Interested students run for the
staff positions of news editor, soc
iety editor, sports editor, and lay
out editor. The students who are
elected, meet with the other pros
pective staff members and these
prospective members elect the edi
tor-in-chief from the four editors
chosen by the student body.
The editors for the coming year
are editor-in-chief, Dorothy Bates;
news editor, Helen Boatner; society
editor, Martha Jane Arnold; sports
editor, Frank Vaden III; and ex
change editor, Barbara Sims.
One of the papers most widely
read regular features is their
weekly selection of the student of
the week. In this feature a brief
biographical sketch and history of
the students school activities are
given.
The paper carries news and soc
ial items of interest to the Con
solidated students.
Lunar Editor Gives Answer
To Rather ‘Cloudy’ Question
According to the Bryan papers, the moon’s eclipse last Monday
night was not visible there, but the Battalion’s Lmar Editor an
nounced visibility from atop Austin Hall was completely clear Mon
day night.
When pressed for an answer to this meterologicnl question, he
said, “due to the rising spirits coming out of the old building, most
of the clouds were swept away. A slight overcast was detected in
the titrator-spectrascope, but the College Station Chamber of Com
merce assured me there are never any clouds over College Station.”
THE BATTALION
THUR., SEPT. 28, 1950 Page 3
Wives Bridge Club
Meets Tonight in MSC
The Veterans Wives Bridge Club
will hold its regular meeting to
night at 7:30 in rooms 2A-2B of
the MSC.
Night school classes in Shorthand, Typing and Bookkeeping
will begin October 16 at 7 p.m. For further information call
3-6655.
McKENZIE-BALDWIN BUSINESS COLLEGE
702 South Washington Avenue
Bryan, Texas
HTTirsn
Bryan Z'8879
TODAY — FRI. & SAT.
Humphrey Bogart
—in—
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Friday Night Prevue—11 p.m.
GAY, ROLLICKING, SPICY COMEDY!
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Josette Day • Simone Signoret
Sat. Night Prevue—11 p.m.
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I IRVINS ALLEN-FRANCHOT TONE
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I Also Stirring JEAN WALLACE
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Salad Oil pt. 29c
Kraft’s
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Kraft’s
Dinner pkg. 12c
Starkist
Chunk Style Tuna, can 29c
Famous Star—300
Cream Peas .... 2 for 25c
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Peas 2 for 21c
Durkee’s—4 Oz.
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Famous Star—300
Blackeyed Peas . . 2 for 21c
Libby’s—2 Vz
Fruit Cocktail 32c
Dole Crushed—No. 2
Crushed Pineapple . . . 25c
Meadow Gold
Sweet Cream Butter, lb. 69c
Blue Bonnet—Colored
Margarine lb. 29c
Hershey—25c Size
Candy Bars .... 2 for 35c
i/ 2 Lb.
Hershey Cocoa 22c
Hersheys—16 Oz.
Chocolate Syrup .... 16c
Northern
Toilet Tissue . 3 rolls 23c
Kimbell’s Best
Flour 5 lbs. 38c
Imperial
Sugar 5 lbs. 45c
Kimbell’s—No. 2
Chili . .
49c
60 Count
Napkins 2 for 19c
Charmin—200 Count
Facial Tissue 10c
Campbell’s
Chicken Noodle Soup, 2-29c
Hotel Brand—300
Kraut 2 for 15c
Hunt’s—8 Oz.
Tomato Sauce 9c
Lucky Leaf—No. 2
Pie Apples 19c
Regular
3 Minute Oats 15c
Giant
Duz .
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1 Lb. Package
Admiration Coffee . . . 81c
Bar None
Dog Food 3 cans 19c
Diamond Dill or Sour
Pickles pt. 19c
Kosher Style—No. 17
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Green Beans ... 2 lbs. 35c
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Iceberg Lettuce . 2 for 19c
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• MEATS •
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Pork Sausage .... lb. 59c
Armour’s Star
Stew Meat lb. 44c
Dry Salt
Bacon lb. 35c
Armour’s Star
Crown Roast lb. 64c
Fresh Ground
Hamburger lb. 53c
Armour’s Dexter
Bacon lb. 52c
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Pint Size
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Large Size
Halo Shampoo 33c
For 4—Color Ivory—4 Cups — 4 Saucers—
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Fireking Service . . Set 99c
7” Floral Design
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Decorated Metal
Wastepaper Baskets, ea. 49c
COULTER DRIVE AT HIWAY 6
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1 days a Week To Limit Quantities
Closed Sundays 1 P. M. to 4 P. M.
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