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THE BATTALION
Friday, February 10, 1956
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Religious Emphasis
(Continued from Paye 1)
ing' Society and the Board of Trus
tees of the Texas Convention of
Christian Churches.
Puryear Leader
Rev. Wm. H. Dickinson, associ
ate" minister Highland Park Meth
odist Church, Dallas, will live in
Puryear Hall and lead the forums
and discussion groups for Puryear,
Law, and Mitchell Halls and will
be available for conferences dur
ing - the week. The meetings will
be held in the lounge of Puryear
Hall.
Dickinson received his Bache
lor’s degree from Southern Meth
odist University and his B.D. de
gree from Perkins School of The
ology. He was licensed to preach
in 1935 and has served as pastor
of the Gilliam Circuit, Wesley
Methodist Church at Longview,
and the Methodist churches at Mal-
akoff and Grapevine.
During the war, Dickinson was
with the 45th Division and receiv
ed the Legion of Merit and the
Bronze Star. Since returning from
military service he has been chap
lain with the 36th Division, Texas
National Guard. He is now Divis
ion Chaplain and has the rank of
Lieutenant Colonel.
The sketches on the counselors
will continue next week.
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Buller and Rij»^s
To Present Data
Dr. O. D. Butler and J. K. Riggs
of the Animal Husbandry Depart
ment will present research data
done in connection with Santa
Gertrud is cattle at the Santa Ger-
trudis International meeting in San
Antonio Tuesday.
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Miller Attending
Beef Cattle Meet
Dr. J. C. Miller, Head of the
Animal Husbandry Department, is
attending - a- Beef Cattle Short
Course at Tifton, Ga. today, where
he will discuss the importance of
weaning weight and rate of gain
and economical beef production.
He will also attend the Santa
Gertrudis International meeting in
San Antonio Tuesday and will
judge the .Charbray Cattle Divis
ion at the San Antonio Livestock
Exposition Wednesday.
He attended the Southern Agri
cultural Workers Association’s an
nual meeting at Atlanta, Ga.,
where he was president of the Ani
mal Husbandry Section and chair
man of the Program Committee
earlier this week.
Directors To Meet
The board of directors of
the A&M College System will
meet, on the campus of A&M
College Saturday, Feb. 25 at
10 a.m.
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