San Antonio Forms Petroleum Board of Trade
Special to The News San Antonio June 16 The most significant move yet in local oil history is the formation of the San Antonio Petroleum Board of Trade. Colonel W E Hawley is president and organizer, bringing experience from Bradford Tulsa Casper and Los Angeles. The non profit body is chartered in Texas to disseminate authentic news and furnish reports to members and colleagues in the industry.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Petroleum’ Board of Trade
Board of Trade
W. E. Hawley
Bradford
Tulsa
Casper
Los Angeles
New San Antonio Petroleum Board of Trade
State of
Texas
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Hughes Party Returns From Lake Outing
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hughes Bert Hollister and Miss Genevieve Hughes with guests Misses Margaret Smith Elizabeth Jones Imogene Smith and Mary Anna Murphy have returned from an outing to Medina Lake San Antonio and other places of interest.
Public schools praised as foundation of liberty in speech
Rev J B Bell representing Fellowship Forum spoke at a Klan hall to a mixed audience on Christian Civilization praising America’s public schools and George Washington’s role in establishing them. He linked Protestant history to civic liberty and urged strong support for the school system. Also notes a Presbyterian auxiliary meeting with 18 women present and an improvement in Mrs. Jesse McLendon’s health.
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J. B. Bell
Fellowship Forum
Washington
D. C
Klan Hall
America
George Washington
South
Texas
Keys Family Return From Kentucky Visit
Hon I W Keys president of the Mexia Rotary Club and his wife and baby returned from a several week visit to Kentucky. They visited Marion and other cities and enjoyed the horse racing scene. Keys kept Rotary attendance by visiting Murray Rotary meetings and found a fine local group. He also noted Rev Joseph Kelly spoke at St Mary's College in La Porte.
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Mexia Rotary Club
Kentucky
Mr. Keys
Marion
Joseph Kelly
la Porte
St. Mary’s College
County Baptists Meet at Groesbeck
The Limestone Baptist Association workers conference met in Groesbeck Monday with 150 in attendance. The event features talks by teachers from across the state and Dr. Tidwell of Baylor University. A fellowship encampment opens June 3 at reunion grounds with plans for several counties and visiting instructors. A Mexia RMC A banquet is announced for tonight at the Lion-Tarian Inn. Local ads promote Lamb's ice cold fountain drinks and delivery.
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Limestone Baptist Associaton
Groesbeck
Tidwell
Baylor University
Also Mentioned on This Page
OIL Board OF Trade
Coloniel Hawley
New Petroleum Trade Body
J. K. Hughes
Womans Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. McLendon Better
Jesse McLendon
Keys
Paris Street
Women’s Benefit Association of the Maccabee
K. P. Oa
Actees
Tryan
Erelas Naylor
Lynch
Anheier
Fortier
Gressett Cf
Clements
Humphreys
Brownlow
Ucker
Retail Merchants Association
County Baptists
Lamb’s
Houston
S. B. Werner Ticket Agent
Manhattan
Hai
Fashion Corner
E. F. Hamm
Cox-Forrest D. Store
Brown Hospital, Inc
S. Ross Ave
Iblifi
M. Brown
HL C. Maxwell
Drs. Brown & Maxwell Surgery Medicine
City National Bank
DR. Hinchliffe
E. A. Cox
Teague, Texas
Wilson & Beene
SILK
Georgette
MEXIA
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