Woodlawn Civic Club meeting notes and events key
Woodlawn Civic Club met with President N Scofield as nominations were announced for officers: Mrs L N Scofield president, Mrs Japhet first vice president, Mrs Prucha second vice president, Mrs Fincher treasurer, and Mrs Berretars secretary. Plans include a school carnival on April 27 featuring a play The Enchanted Princess and booths with supper.
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Woodlams
Tereher
Te Presi- Mere
N. Scofield
Eneering Pengeum
Santas
Sissy Ellen Schnitx
Bakeler
L. N. Scofield
Rea Mrz
K Japhet
Prucha
Bal Fincher
St. Presidents
John
Tesedrer
Berretars
Dsy
Dams Jr
Club Calendar of San Aecronio and nearby groups in events
A cluttered list shows multiple meetings across clubs and societies. The Academy of Arts and Science. San Aecronio Perchology. Travis, St. Mark's, Beethover, and other groups schedule gatherings at venues like Bu'elock Chamber of Commerce, the Menger Hotel, and various homes. Activities include lectures, teas, musical teas, flower show, and a parliamentary law meeting, with times around 1 to 7:30 PM and venues including the Majestic theater mezzanine and Casa Regina.
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Academy of Arts and Science
San
Aecronio Perchology Club
Bu'elock
The
Chambier of Commerce
Robert E. Lee
Ue Vrelock
Travis
Ciety
St. Mark's Suis
Uriain
W. P. Rote
Alice van Tear Carrick
St. Anthony Ho
0Ost Stroeet
Menger
Yaslors
Bunen Perty
Pereida
Chow Chow
Will & Mieet
Elgkessue
Pieri 7 & Lab
W. C. Pyne
Hearne Avenue
Parlig
Mentary
Law Cines
Majestic Theater
Rsis
St. © Thous Hotel
Weil
Casa Regina
Eleanor + Brackenridge
Schol
Highland Pack Luther league to stage play Her Gloves
Members rehearse a four acre Ziree titled Her Gloves by Anthonys B. Wills directed by Mrs. Hirvatru Tacks for Lather league. Tickets go on sale for members. performance set April 23 in the Sooner ee auditorium at Page Junior school with named participants and officers listed. The Hert? Schol Parent Teacher association met with officers elected for the new term and plans for the May fete were announced.
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Highland Pack
Luther League
Anthonys B. Wills
Hirvatru Tacks
Ie Liliie Theater
Lather League
Ee Ison Page
Thresis
Althea Lerks
Alfreidi Leskie
Mary Esonard
Dorothy Campton
Grace Sutoriss
M. OR. Haynes
C. FE Collis
Carl Seunirg
John Bebuman
Martin Bulerian
Schol
Parent-Teacher Association
J. C. Winters
J. F. Howard
C. Winters
Nanie Buckels
Ollie Tore
Cveoe
W. C Febbardt
J. B. Briea
L. B. Broadnax
Ranger society dance honors Miss Marjorie Tolhurst
Clara C. Pancoast reports Fiesta Week events including a Ranger Society dance on Friday April 22 at the Gatehouse Ballroom to honor Miss Marjorie Tolhurst, sponsor and mascot of the Rangers, with a list of sponsors and planning committee members and several social notes on local students and visitors.
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Reuix
Ranger
Ranger Society
Marjorie ‘Tothurse
The
Evelyn Prideen
It Avenue High School
Mise Ava Johnesson
Elizabeth Kérchevilis
Ruth Johnson
Hilomeathau Club
Bliss Bettye Sue Robertson
Nailet Corps
Hel Beawne
C. D. ‘Tulburst
Richey
Mve
John L. Pringen
Canny Welder
Dick O. Terrett
Society notes from a Texas Cotillion season observance
A garbled social calendar lists visits, dances, and preparations for the Ramay Goliad region events. It mentions Mrs. Toward, Mesdomes ON, and visitors from Bilrnhiw, with plans for a cotillion at the San Antonio Country Club, a week of official receptions, and royal like escort for Cavaliers. The text notes Miss Adelaise Winerich, Miss Ruth Siemien, and Miss Dossett, plus the San Jacinto Cotillion and a wedding of Roberta Deckman.
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San Antonio
Ruth
Siemien
Adelaise Winerich
Slo Lendent
Miss Dasette
Mmerlen
Waen
Miss Dossett
Court of the Nations
Werich
Charm Luncheons Highlight San Antonio Events
A series of social luncheons in San Antonio featured Miss Katherine Rhan il Miss Mary Engelke the recent bride, with a five point star table decor in pastel shades. Tuesday Musical offered solos and strings by Gertrude Miller Virginia Majewski and Grace Miller. Local activities included Easter regalia ceremonies, a Ladies Aid meeting, and a Paulite Nelson Parent-Teacher Association program at Pauline Nelson School with W J Knox and Mrs Conrad J Hunger addressing school remodeling needs. Mexican mothers and Western Colorado College students assisted, with music by an orchestra under Lola Hunt.
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San Antonio
Katherine Rhan Il Mrz
Engelke
Lecter
Gertrude Miller
Celliss
Virginia Majewski
Grace Miller
Paulite Nelsop
Parent-Teacher Association
Puisling
Mollie St. Nelson
Aod
W. J. Knox
Conrad J. Hunger
Pauline Nelson
Baltaluy
Taek Latiz
American Legion
Gove
Sige Nelson
Westercorland College
Huth Armor
Lola Hunt
Jesse Bell Bot
Montgomery
Ander
A. J. Monier
Clothing theft reported at Residences on Austin Street
Mrs. Bua Williams and Mrs. In St Ferris report clothing stolen from their premises in West Travia Street. Police note the incident as a burglary with items of considerable value taken.
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Bua Williams
Austin
Jaroe Lands Tornado Tolls Spark Sober Reflections
J B Jarboe of the meteorological bureau, returning from the hill country town, reports the tornado’s true horror and scale in Rock Springs. Army survey plans to assess damage as residents persevere with quiet gratitude, praising neighbors for saving lives.
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Rock ‘Springs
J. B. Jarboe
Meathee Bureau
United States
Farbge
Rock Springs
Thisiay Iale
Garnadio
Jarboe
Eid
Jarbor
Mayor Tobin Feeling Ill Delays City Meetings
Mayor John W. Wobitt illness prevented regular attendance at the city commission and an adjourned session was held Monday afternoon due to lack of a quorum. Several council members praised his leadership during the brief meeting.
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John W. Wobitt
City Commission
Bobbitt to Speak at Junior Chamber Dinner
Stubert Ince Bobbitt, speaker of She Toys hove of representatives, will come to San Antonio from Taredo to address members of the junior chamber of commerce at their meeting in the tapestry room at the San Antonio hotel at 6:15 p m. A medical program will be heard.
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Stubert Ince Bobbitt
She * Toys Hove of
San Antonio
Taredo
Juniorehatcher of
Commeérue
Se. Anthony Hole
Algo
Gunter Hotel to Open 225 New Rooms This Week
Ravind Barge reports the Gunter hotel will open 225 new rooms to the public this week. Moray notes the enlargement work on the hotel is nearing completion.
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Gunter
Gunter Hoter
Ravind Barge
Moray
Legion Charity Dance at Dorner Tonight
A special charity dance will be held at Dorner tonight at 1 o clock under the auspices of American Legion. Proceeds go to local charity efforts and community support.
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Dorner Inl
American Legion
Stylish Women Must Tote Animals On Beach Promenade
In Asbury Park on April 13 a public notice requires women to tote a pet while promenading on the beach. Readable fragments describe various animals including rabbits, monkeys, and a white Persian cat. A liberal reward is offered for compliance or information.
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Asbury Pari
N. Dg
Brislea
Asbury Park
Tater
Jel Odie
Kotex Hygienic Product Promises Convenience and Safety
An old advertisement boasts Kotex as a hygienic solution for women, claiming 8 in 10 better classes favor it. It touts easy disposal, safe wear under delicate gowns, and absolute protection under all conditions. The ad notes packaging of 12 costs only a few cents and urges customers to seek genuine Kotex.
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Ellen
Morse
KOTEX
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