Texas Wesleyan University - Txweco Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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ADVICE T0 A PLEDGE Not ordinary, you and Ig We're classified as Alpha Chi, And you may know it, maybe not, But that's just why we're on the spot. You see, my pledge, we've got to be Well rounded out and fancy free. We can't afford to sit and dwell Within the Alpha's inner shell, For if we do, I know this much, We will have lost the common touch. So never snub the common jerk, YOU may become his grocery clerk. A TOAST T0 MULKEY They may ration our gas, They may ration our hose, But here's to our men, May they never ration those! -By S. C. Q. Congratulations GRADUATES On Your Success May QJOIII' 1107.0 life be full of good lurk aim' fmppi1ze'5s.' Always More for Your M0ll6y at the WORTH NVinter and summer AIR - CONDITIONED ROOMS insure abundant flow of fresh warm air on coldest days and cooling breezes for summer's heat. All rooms have both tub .ind shower, circulating ice water and tastefully appointed furniture. Remodeled and redeco- rated rooms offer you all the real comforts and convenience you could ask. Every Room Is Sefzsibly Priced Home of Western Hospitality . . . A Good Surrounding for Real Folks WORTH HOTEL FORT WORTH

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Fort Worth's Fast GFUWIUS oDE TO THE ROOMMATE Who bo rows all your ead jack ? New I 1' Y Who smokes the last one in the pack? Your roommate. Department Who breaks the furniture and the lamps? Stcyre Who borrows all your postage stamps? Your roommate. But who's a constant pal to you? V Who overlooks the things you do? Who loves and loves you through and through? Your mother. C O X ' S R. E. COX DRY GOODS CO. 3 . his r 5. .ji Vi! VF? t ar- AN AETIVE E MP 5 LIFE TAKES LIJT5 UE EXTRA E EHEY . . P' 1,-' 1 5 Get Yours from llrlnlung f j ' 3- ' O - : L p Y I 1 J I V, I I Ria, O - It STA ,igiilw H me V 5 1iit'T'S QUAJ ' l I ir if if ir j g 4 swan MILK fEHE5H ff' HE fHIEH f5AEE 5 0 U A1 E 'Z - I XXX l un- xil, Ly -li 1 r ,. ,, Ji- . N ., .' ' fl' 3 if . ff, WA' it lb if Q -ff f W e H Fifi .. f .ii 1 .. srl , wr' ' E Y? Fifi' I gui ? laik: ftp ' - x'- Y'-, .1 X Viv' 'HQ -+3 9 4' , . 'lf' f zf WA, ' ii lg? ' I-gf 'if 33:51, 2. fe. ,. A, - V, mul . .' r 5 fra ' - lla: E 'file' , 7 .52, MFE' . Em r . ug., O - le N AT N 'ik-X' 5' . ' ll- 1 ' is 1, 6 -V. .f mf a - . . if .. '. -fmt?-ff -. .. 2,1161 ,519-144' , ,of--'F ..3f I .,., , ,, ..,,.,.,-, -Z-gpgguvff'-'ff' '

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A i ODAY you and every other American have one thouqht uppermost in mind-Winning of the War! War today is a War oi machines, a War requiring mass production. Vital to high speed industrial production is ELECTRIC POWER and it must be available Wherever it is needed. The inter- connected Texas power arid, ot which this Company's transmission system is an important part, has made this possible. FUHT WUHTH IS PHIIUB UF TEXAS WESLEYAN IIllLLEBE:- BECAUSE of its high educational and religious standards, its ex- cellent faculty and its fine student body. BECAUSE it is a good business as well as educational institution, having this year become free of all indebtedness. BECAUSE many of its young men have joined in the fight for free- dom and many others have signed up as reserves and are awaiting their call. AND BECAUSE throughout the years it has played an integral part in making Fort Worth the city it is today. THE PUHT WIIHTH CHAMBER UP IIIIMMERIIE