Ardeth and Tom Still Cling To Hope
Ardeth a shopgirl rebels at her environment and struggles with an unhappy life and jealous figures. A small shop she opens, romance with Ken Parker and Cecile Burke complicate matters as family debts, parental wishes, and jealousy strain Ardeth and Tom Corbett’s love.
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Ardeth
Ateady
Nell Bute
Tad Log
Efur
Cecile Burke
Ananette
Ceclin
Desustte
Aredil
Ken
Parkers
Parker
Jeanette
Hien
Wbeet
Ace
Ceello
Nell
Niel
Ardath
Cecile
Tom Corbett
Ferst
Jal Kon
Cecila
Bla
Chapter XXVI Seethes with Despair and Hidden Truths
The scene follows Ken and Ardeth as fear and fate press on Sue and Cecile, with Cecile's looming dinner and a tense exchange about trust, jealousy, and unresolved love. Ken's weary confession hints at deeper danger as Adete confronts a future she cannot control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken
Turket
Cecile
Sue
Magee
Coette
Belplemanens
Anyaets
Abe
Tom Paesel
Avery
Shaep
Bigfete officials tour South Texas for Strawberry festival
State highway commission members travel from Laredo to Carrizo Springs for the Winter Garden Strawberry festival with broad regional representation expected from Laredo Cotulla and Uvalde. A grocery barbecue, strawberry cream and beef will be served. notable speakers include Governor Dan Moody Pat Nell and Coneles PC Ladd.
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State Highway Commission
South Texas
Laredo
Carrizo Springs
Winter Garden
Iether
A. T P. Dsboson
Dimmitt County
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
City Auditorium
Greyhound Motor Goadhen
Alamo
Mornire
Gal Armstrong
Rodeo
Chambers of Commerce Area
Cotulla
Winning Debater On Air For Milk For Health Week
Sam Nolen and Peggy Smith, Harlandale high declamation winners, will be heard on Station KTAP in a San Marcos event. They will represent San Antonio at the county meet and speak on behalf of Milk for Health week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Nolen
Harlandale High Setee
Peggy Smith
KTAP
S. A
San Marcos
Youths Shine in Declamation Contest at Hariondale High
Sam Nolen senior at Hariondale High School will declaim on KTAP Friday as part of Earth week events. Nolen won the county declamation meet March 23 with Begry Smith of Aarlandale. the pair will represent San Antonio at the district meet in San Barces on April 12 against 11 districts. Both members of Mandelona Dramatic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Nole
Hariondale High School
Sprake
Tla
KTAP
Nolen
Begry Smith
Aarlandale
Miss Smith
San Antonio
San Barces
Mandelona’ Dramatic Club
2 Health Plays to Be Given by Page Students
Two plays titled Sickness and Yealth will be presented Thursday at Thomas Nelson Page Junior School as part of the city health program. The education program is directed by Mrs. Gretchen Gotlschmitt and Mrs. Dorothy Holmes. Participants include Albert Moses Robert Burnett Mary Allanbeth Johnson Robert Moody Jesse Willis Herton Atkinson Melba Rudi Lois Mane Richner Mary Tunham Dorothy Jane Edwardwine Bell Bretone Harnisch Alvin Berg Man Vrainer Signon Hutebine Raey Snond Byrne Gladys Koentz George Bernard Archie Mirkner Thomas Zeegerts Kell Spence and Albert Becta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nelson Page
City Pride Ealth
Gretchen Gotlschmitt
Bien Dorothy Holmes
Albert Moses
Robert Burnett
Mary Allanbeth Johnson
Robert Moody
Jesse Willis
Herton Atkinson
Melba Rudi
Lois Mane Richner
Mary Tunham
Dorothy Jane
Edwardwine Bell
Rabbi Frisch to Honor Masaryk Annikiecs Tribute
Rabbi Frisch at Temple Weih-Fb to honor Czech president Masaryk Annikiecs on his eightieth birthday during regular weekly services Friday evening led by Robby Ephraim Frisch. Sermon title Partners will be delivered at the Saturday morning service following a 30 o clock start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Frisch
Masaryk Annikiecs
Czecholovakia
Robby Ephriam Frisch
Temple Weih-Fb
Thomas Mawneyk
Champinn
Clever Vagrancy Suspect Re-arrested in City Jail
Fatiga Jiminex, jailed for vagrancy, escaped and was re-arrested after returning to the market area with Detective A. Goodmen and Joe Laure present. Judge Dave Watson fined Jimenez 40 on a separate vagrancy charge amid testimony of police records and the jailer’s confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatiga Jiminex
Spain
A. Goodmen
Joe Laure
Larmouth Simier
Seil
Sering
Buster Martin
Timenex
Jimencz
Martin
Jimenez
Flex
Laure
Dave Watson
Verranes
Remembering a Fredericksburg tale of a dead man
Mrs Geo Koerner recalls a 1920s story from Fredericksburg about an itinerant patient sent from San Antonio. At the Nie Meng hotel an associate demanded the body be returned. After death the town refused to pay bills until the funeral charges were voided.
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Geo
Koerner
University Avenue
Frederichsture
San Antonio
Ons
Niemiz
Fredericksburg
San Antonio fair stalls on premium drive
Sam Bell president of the Loternadions Exposition said premiums totaling 7200 must be paid before a decision on this year’s fair. He stated locals and interested business men will be asked to raise the money and a directors’ meeting within 10 days will decide if the fair proceeds. Last year rain hampered the three day show with over 10000 spent on the exposition building. The roving farm population of 720,000 in 102 counties and cattle valued at 3,000,000 underline the region’s agricultural potential. Bell urged preserving the fair as vital to state development.
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Ben Antonio
Sam ©. Bell
Loternadions Expostion
Thursiley
Feil
Bell
Texas
San Antonio'n Fair
San Antonio
5000 Children Books Sent to Schools of S. A.
Approximately 5000 children's books are distributed among 40 elementary schools in San Antonio by Miss Elma A. Neal director of elementary coloration. She has established a corner library shelf in each school with content for second and third grades Fairy tales nature studies and myths. The fourth and fifth grades receive romance adventure and exploration titles selected by Neal and assistants Minae Inex Foster Alice Treeding and Ollie Storms. A daily free reading period is followed by guided writing of simple plots.
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San Antonio
Elma A. Neal
Miss Neal
Childrens’ Bank of the Month Club
Mixnes Inex Toster
Alice Treeding
Ollie Storms
Relation of Home, School to Be Told by Mrs Wakefield
Mrs A F Wakefield will speak on "Relation of the Home to the School" before the Parent-Teacher Association of Ben Milam Elementary School. The event will take place Friday at the school auditorium, inviting parents and teachers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Wakefield
Ben Milam
Feller Needs Friends At Brackenridge Park Pool
A note from Fred Stark describes a trusting small animal at Brackenridge park pool frequently targeted by visitors with stones and sticks.
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Feller
Brackenridge Park Pool
Fred Stark
Four Sac Antoniots Attend Teton Conference in Texas
Four Sac Antoniots will attend the Teton ntete conference at Dallan Sunday to initiate the Allied Jewish Campaign in Texas. Representatives from various Jewish communities will join to raise $6,000,000 for 1930 to aid impoverished Jews in eastern Europe and Palestine. A new TOCA organization was formed with Karolkin as chair, Lang and Dove J. Straus as vice chairs, Oapenthimer as treasurer, and Hannah tireh beeg as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallan
Texas
Bacotkin
Gibret Lang
A. S. Weiner
Mabbi Ephraim Frisch
Eastern
Europe
Palestine
Toca
Karolkin
Lang Amt Dove J
Aero Float Chosen to Lead Flower Parade Display
Capt J N Clapg First Moule ante Harold J Clark Fran Le Proc Thorns Cepre Lor and Charles centing Brookfield all corps training center HQ Kelly Field and Duncan Field appointed to supervise the preparation of a float to represent air corps units in the Battle of Flowers parade. They will confer with First Lieutenant Norfleet G Bont air corps reserve in charge of demutification of Tanditeh ich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Clapg
Moule
Harold J. Clark
Fran le
Proc Thorns
Ceprelor
Charles Centing Brooka
All Corps Training Center
Kelly Field
Duncan Field
Norfleet G. Bont
Air Corps Reserve
Hang
Appeals Court Affirms Rights of Ex-Domestic
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals upheld Matilde Baker’s claim to $217,085 from the estate of Thomas Cook, with administrator John A. Cook, brother of the deceased, named as recipient. Baker had served as a domestic worker for nine years, receiving no prior compensation, and the court affirmed her entitlement despite earlier denials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudalgo
Matilde Baker
Honing Cook
Wee
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
John A. Cook
Dan
Tha Eatate
Womah
Thomas Cook
Fourth Court of Appeals
State Will Sue for Collection of Forfeited Bonds
The state plans to sue for forfeited bonds after defendants failed to appear in Ninetyfourth District Court trials. Judge W. Merely signed the order forfeiting bonds. Theo EB Simming, assistant district attorney, announced the suits. Bonds forfeited were set in justices courts before indictments. $2 were posted in district court after indictments. If all defaulted bonds are collected, more than 310,000 will be recovered.
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Ninety- Fourth District
W. We
Theo EB. Simming
Diges Rie
Justice of the Peace
School Principal Doubles Students Luncheon Periods
Miss Ama Gaulzer announced at Thowan Nelson Page junior school that two 60 minute lunch bouts are now in operation. The change, part of the originet system reform, aims to improve digestion and provide a substantial recreation period for students under the principal’s guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thowan Nelson Page Junior School
Tarsdar
Ama Gaulzer
Ldessten
Rivero
Gemews
Gursell
Sale
Cocess
County tows fund paving to ease city traffic
The county plans to redirect part of a 400000 dollar to 330000 dollar paving budget toward improving traffic flow in the city. Projects include paving 20 miles of county road and completing connections to key routes north of the city, with 40 to 50 miles of paving expected countywide this year. County officials note ongoing road work and new metal road signs marking distances to major points.
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Goodman
County Englover
Enid
Randolph Road
Kendall
Kepjaall
Callaghan Row
Predericksburge J
Casteodile
Are Your Home Requirements Unusual Are Your Home Requirements Unusual
A classified notice promotes renting through Light Classified Acts House for Rent columns offering furnished and unfurnished homes daily. It directs readers to classifications 109 and 110 to make a selection and secure a suitable dwelling.
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Hope
Skippy
Percy L. Crosby
Bigfete
Miss Dry, Dauncy
Houston
Tozaa Univecaily
8.A
Flower Battle
Bexar
Cricksbig
Seid
Rapedolph Field
Seguin
Roand
Elf
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