Cantata by First Evangelical Church Choir Easter Service
The First Evangelical Church choir presents a cantata The Easter Evangel on Sunday at 8 p.m. at Burnett and Chestnut streets. The program features solos, choruses, and readings led by Rev. E Garfield Johnson with Miss Mayme Wellner Miss Marguerite Fisher Emmy Beckman Myrtle Fisher Myrtle Wellner and others. Public invited.
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First Evangelical Church
Burnett and
Chestnut Streets
Gloria Patfin
Mayme Wellner
E. Garfield Johnson
John
the Good Shepherd
Sollo
Myrtle Fisher
Emmy Beckman
Katie Dulling
Ella Fickel
Marguerite Fisher
Messrs
Will Doeschner
Herman Webber
Emil Mueller
Alfred Reichart
Ximena Wolff
Christ
Misses Myrtle Fisher
Mayme ~ Wellner
Emmaus
Miss Myrtle Fisher
Myrtle Wisher
August Wilkening
Henry Hengstler
Prof
C. A. Arnold
Health and Beauty Helps From Mrs Mae Martyn
Reader tips cover skin care eye health hair and weight loss with simple home remedies. A rose skin lotion uses spurmax hazel and glycerine. crystal eye tonic strengthens eyes. delatone removes facial hairs. parnotis fat reducer claims weight loss without dieting. canthrax cleanses scalp and dandruff.
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Mae Martyn
Tonic Recipe For Chronic Ill Health Promises Quick Restore
A historical notice promotes a system-tonic to aid chronic illness. The remedy combines alcohol, sugar, and harde ne, mixed with hot water to make a quart. It is claimed to tone the body, restore appetite, and improve color.
Beautician Claims Greaseless Cream Fixes Complexion
A writer promotes a greaseless beauty cream made from almozine and glycerine mixed with cold water. The formula is touted to clear and refine skin, prevent chapping and enlarged pores, and leave the skin soft and smooth with daily use.
Hair tonic ad promotes quinacin remedy for scalp health
An advertisement claims hair tonics like vaseline fail to cure dandruff and hair loss. It recommends a home mix of one ounce quinacin, one half pint alcohol, and one half pint cold water to keep hair soft, glossy, and growth boosted when used twice weekly.
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Phoebe
Ida P
W. R
Otis
New Missionary Society President Welcomed at Travis Park Church
Mrs. C. C. Straughn was honored with a reception as the new president of the Travis Park church Missionary Society. The event featured floral decor, musical numbers, readings, and refreshments with numerous members assisting at the reception.
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C. C. Straughn
Missionary Society of the
Travis Park Church
Mesdames
BE. D. Mouzon
Ss. H. C. Burgin
W. A. Godbey
Ladies' Aid Meeting at Madison Square Presbyterian
The Ladies' Aid society of Madison Square Presbyterian church will meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the chapel.
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Turner Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Mrs Ballard and baby visit Austin guests
Mrs. John Sidney Ballard and baby arrived in Austin for a visit with Mrs. Mary E. Ballard at 220 Garden Street. A. M. Lockwood of Vancouver is guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lockwood on Camden Street. Mrs. Paul Schutze will sing on Good Friday at St. John's Lutheran church, performing Gebet by Rabus and Vater unser by Radecke, with Prof. Eugene Knapp on the organ.
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John Sidney Ballard
Baby of
Austin
Mary E. Ballard
Garden Street
A. M. Lockwood
Vancouver, B. C
J. B. Lockwood
Camden Street
Paul Schutze
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Gebet
Rabus
Vater Unser
Radecke
Eugene Knapp
Dr Charles A R Camprect Bacteriologist at Dreiss drug store
Dr Charles A R Camprect is listed as a bacteriologist and microscopist specializing in typhoid and malarial fevers located over Dreiss' drug store. The snippet notes his medical-scientific roles and office setting.
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Charles A. R. Camprect
Dreiss
Souvenir Offer At The Home Of Good Millinery
Witmer Crane promotes souvenirs with every $2 purchase at The Home of Good Millinery located at 127 Ave C near Cor Travis St. The ad invites customers to visit and collect a keepsake with each transaction.
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Witmer-Crane
127 Ave. C
Cor Travis St
Easter Dinner at the Gun Club Offers Souvenir Menus
Reservations are advised for Easter Sunday dinner from 6 to 8 PM. Souvenir menus are available at one dollar per plate, with proceeds supporting the club.
Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy Endorsed by Readers
Testimonial letters from Mrs J W Stanley of Cheneyville Louisiana and Mrs M Gary of Chicago Illinois praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for relieving feminine ailments backache and fatigue. Both describe significant health improvements and urge others to use the medicines.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cheneyville
J. W.stanley
M. Gary
Chicago
Ill
Woman's Club elects officers for coming year
At the regular meeting the Woman's Club elected Mrs. Leroy Bates as president and named officers for the next year. Elected are Mrs. E. M. Hicks first vice president, Mrs. M. J. Bliem second vice president, Mrs. Reese Wilson third vice president, Mrs. R. R. Russell fourth vice president, Mrs. D. A. Leary recording secretary, Mrs. A. H. Worden corresponding secretary, Mrs. J. Noyes Evans treasurer, with Mrs. J. M. Bliem delegate and Mrs. L. S. Bates alternate to the fifth district meeting in Gonzales. Other business was transacted and the club adjourned after a social session.
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Woman’s Club
Club
Leroy 8. Bates
E. M. Hicks
M. J. Bliem
Reese Wilson
R. R. Russell
D. A. Leary
A. H. Worden
J. Noyes Evans
J. M. Bliem
Gonzales
L. S. Bates
Jewish Literary club meeting postponed debate delayed
The regular meeting at Redmen's hall is set for 8:30 this evening. The debate is postponed until next Thursday, with a meeting planned to discuss important questions and a large attendance expected.
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Jewish Literary Club
Redmen’s Hall
Government Hill Literary Club Elects Officers
The Government Hill Literary club met at Mrs. Frederick Bowen's home. Officers elected for the coming year were Mrs. G. E. Adamson president, Mrs. John H. Reagan first vice president, Mrs. J. A. Nichols second vice president, Mrs. Frederick Green recording secretary, Mrs. Ella Richmond corresponding secretary, Mrs. T. N. Givens treasurer, Miss Mary Manning historian, Mrs. E. B. Alling delegate, and Mrs. Fred Work alternate. The club voted to study French literature history and art next year, and the program committee was instructed. Refreshments followed.
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Government Hill
Frederick Bowen
G. E. Adamson
John H. Reagan
J. A. Nichols
Frederick Green
Ellaichmond
T. N. Givens
Mary Manning
E. B. Alling
Fred Work
Meeting of Travis School Mothers' Club Postponed
The Travis School Mothers' club meeting is moved to next Friday April 12 due to tomorrow’s holiday in the schools.
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Travis School Mothers’ Club
Eleanor Brackenridge School Mothers’ Club
Twentieth Century club names committees and plans meeting
At the Maverick hotel parlors yesterday Mrs. L K Wells announced next year’s standing committee chairmen for the club. Open session is set for next Wednesday at 3 at the Belle Dilgarde Recreation Center.
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Twentieth Century Club
Maverick Hotel
L. K. Wells
J. E. Cappleman
Belle Dilgarde
J. EB. Gill
R. C. Hugman
W. L. Rockwell
Belle Dilgarde Recreation Center
Beason Hill Junior Audoboy Society Plans Bird Program
At the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon the Bea con Hill Junior Audoboy society will host a program by the kindergarten on the Blanco road. The children will present a bird study and the group will adjourn to San Pedro park for a general good time. Friends and visitors are welcome.
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Beacon Hill
San Antonio Art Exhibit and Fiesta Week Details
The city will host an educational art exhibit by the school board at the Jo Lotta hotel with about 200 works from Egyptian to American schools to fund school picture purchases. A student schedule covers each public school day, private schools invited after 3:30 pm, and nightly Fiesta entertainments led by Miss Hilton, Miss Bogardus, and Professor Hall. A masked lantern parade by Travelers Protective and United Commercial Travelers closes Fiesta week, with the Fiesta king arriving Tuesday night at Sunset depot. officials will attend a welcome reception.
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S. J. Baggett
San Antonio
West Woodlawn Avenue
Grace Young
Moody
H. C. Feldman
Ney Howell Wilbanks
Chester Terrell
D’arcana
Christian
Richmond
Lulu Little
Jo Lotta
Carnegie Library
Market Street
E. W. Elson
Venice
Main Avenue
Brackenridge High School
Miss Hilton
Miss Bogardus
Hall
Travelers’ Protective Association
United Commercial Travelers
Sunset Depot
Fiesta Association
Fiesta San Jacinto Parades Chosen Grand Marshal Tobin
Fiesta San Jacinto directors name John W. Tobin as grand marshal for the Fiesta week opening April 16. Parades will start promptly at 8 30 PM for all night events to avoid public waiting and Tobin brings long parade directing experience.
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John W. Tobin
Fiesta
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Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Astoria
Centaur Company
TZ Murray Street
New York City
M. W
T. A
Fees TN Society
Katherine M. Joseph
Carnival
Beacon Hillegal
Clu
Malone Duggan
Business Women’s Club
The
Young Women’s Christian Association
Ladies of
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Hans Harthan
Lucy Holmes
Tex
Alkemeyer’s
C. Camp
Alkemeyer
East Houston St
M. B. Donoho
O. P
Woman's Relief Corps
Odd Fellows Hall
Crockett Hotel
Lewis K. Beck
Lamar School Mothers’ Club
R. M. Webber
H. Langwell
EB. E. Block
San-A-Lac
iWasher’s House of Fashions
Espanol
Clientele Espanol
Washer Bros. Co
R. E. Commerce & S. Alamo Sts
Nasher‘ RE Hime Oleic
Elson
A. L. van Ankenbauer
Marshall Street
Little Rock
Foley
Tdwards-King Drug Co
Hicks
Capu Dine
Reinhard & Co
Biggarsbres Gumnitture
Houston Street
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