Royal Social Season Amid Festive Plans
Banners soggy yet banners fly as royal gentry pursue a zestful week of hospitality. Suzanna Kunkel of San Diego visits Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tucker with a June luncheon at the St Anthony Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Morgan Douglas host guests of Pine Bluff and Prevah Texas along with cocktail patty and buffet supper. Out of town visitors arrive including Mrs. Dorothy Doran Walker of Dallas and Mrs. W W White from Ste. Agathe Des Monts with family. Mrs. J L Biggan of Oklahoma City plans Fiesta attendance for her daughter Mrs. Chaney Jr.
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Willé
Royal Gentry
Suzanna Kunkel
San Diego
Bob Tucker
Fills Chaney Jr
St. Anthony
Millard Spoclals
T. G. Philips
Scott Morgan Douglas
L. L,. Phillips
Pine Bluff
Ark
Charles Phillips
Préveah
Texas
Emory Johnson
Tucson
Art
Harry Landa
Anthony F Hotel
Edward Byrd
Dorothy Doran Walker
Dallas
Paul Adams
W. W. White
Ste. Agathe Des Monts
Quebec
Danny. Miltian
Lawrences Return From Corpus Christi Visit
Mr and Mrs Richard Lawrence arrived home last week after several days in Corpus Christi as guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Zod. Among the former San Antonio residents were Mrs James Reedy and her children and Mrs Bud Baker Mrs Taylor and daughter Miss Ruth Taylor plan to return Wednesday from Dallas where they had spent several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lawrence
Corpus Christi
Frank Zod
San Antonios
James Reedy
Bud Baker
Musical Tea By PTA Sings On Women of Influence
Musical Tea hosted by the PTA Mother Singers featured readings and songs on Women of Influence. May 1 meeting at Riverside Park B.L.A. auditorium included performances by Ida Jane Mispero and others, with Mrs. Lawson and Mrs. Maspero presiding at the refreshment table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Mother Singers
Mother Singers of the Riverside
Park B.L. A
Ur Flowers
Ida Jane Mispero
Barabara Mussay
Virelia Lockhart
Sallye ‘Tyson
Dorothy Walt Pany
Patsy Ami Low
Jeannett
Pegucd.y
Boctor’s Formula for Kidney Bladder Dismissed Millons
Fragmented OCR text narrates a dubious kidney and bladder remedy pitch. It mentions Boctor’s formula, claims of curing kidney and bladder issues, references to metals and medals, and urges readers to buy a “potent” treatment. The content is garbled and untrustworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folka
Siewnand
den Reins
Sister Mrs Francs Hays Of Houston Entertains
Mrs Francs Hays of Houston was honored at Lean Tuesday when her sister Mrs David Hays entertained at Rosewood home. The dining room glowed with roses gladioli and weed pens. A lace Venetian cloth covered the table with a bowl of pink orchid and spring flowers. Tapers burned in low shadows as guests assisted serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francs Hays
Houston
Don
David
Hays
Rosewood
Martin J. Acnde
Max Wier
Roy Goodwin
W. Gd. Holland
George W. Hagy
W. N. May
Roy Micha Ang Hatlan Nok
Program Planned For Soldiers At Church
The Christian Endeavor class at Harriman Place Church will host entertainers from San Antonio Junior College and about 150 soldiers from Kelly Field Duncan Field and Fort Sam Houston Thursday at 7 40 p m. The college group will perform a short program followed by refreshments and games. Sponsored by Miss Adeline Powell and Miss Dorothy Malshury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Harriman Place
Churishion Church
San Antonio
S A Music Federation Election Meeting Set
S A Music Federation Election Meeting Set announces regular business meeting of the San Antonio Federation of Music clubs at Plan hotel ballroom Thursday 9 30 p m Nominating committee report heard and new officers named for the coming year Plans for reciprocity deme to be given in the home of Mrs Rolly Sleen during Music week are completed Norma Stancock will host an open house at her apartment Al Anthony Wednesday 5 to 6 30 am for members and waiting lines of the Altus club followed by dinner in the Tapestry room Al Tom Members from Waen Austin San Angelo and Corpus Christi Altrusa clubs will be represented Many will attend the queen s Pageant Garden club members from five states will attend the South Central region garden club meeting in Galveston April 24 30 A program arranged by committees of the Verdeon at the Galveston Garden th Registration fee of 3 will be due April 25 After that date the fee with a 40 registration charge is Mrs Les DeRan WA21 3 Remont street Galveston Restivations inittented lare attendance
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Woodrow Wilson
P.T. A. Met
Fisht Wrade
Paul Mtuckenbruck
Sue Bridewell
Egpy Jenn Shaw
Eddie Sender
W. EB. Bhow
Avet
Ollie PB. Walker
Tr Qudit
F. W Deeling
Ben F. Wolfe
Tve
Pearsall
Harry Forrester
C. Caheeway
EH. Bruff
John Putnam Jr
H. R. Neeley
W. D. Forrester
Bernice Giles
Lenny Birdwell
B. W. Wolfrom
P. P. Holland
Alvin Roy al
Boys! Club
Mus
Ati Levy
San Antonio
Altus Club
Tapestry Room
Waen
Austin
San Angelo
Corpus Christi
Altrusa
Garden Gli
Chilveston
Galveston Garden
Wanda
Chiafinn
Les DeRanan
Protestant Group Luncheon Held at Orphans' Home
The Council of Protestant Church Women met Friday at the Protestant Orphans Home on West Woodlawn Avenue with Mrs. BR. E. Megee presiding. Delegates reported on Salvation Army activities and the Boy Scouts troop at the home, funded by the Business Men's Bible Lost. The luncheon is set for May 6 at the Plaza hotel with B. Stanley Jones as speaker. Dr. Martha Real Jackson spoke on cancer control. Delegates to the Texas Council of Church Women convention reported, and the morning session ended with prayers and a covered dish luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Protestant Church
Protestant Orphans' Home
West Woodlawn Avenue
BR. E. Megee
Dick Henry
Voliachl
Salvation Army Ausillary
Salvation Army
Wily Brogdus
Orphans’ Home
Business Men's Bible Lost
John J. Lewis
The
Brotherhood Warheda
Plaza Hotel
Stanley Jones
Martha Real Jackson
Texas Council of Church Women
Beaumont
EH. Megee
J. A. Oslin
O. A. Colvin
R. Jordan
Amy Brown
Tole Lowing
Ethel Weld
Marcus Davis
Hullig
Day
Gerald Mann
J. Willamson
Fiesta Houstonians Embrace Local Gatherings
Houstonians in 5 A enjoy a Fiesta with Mrs. Andrew Sasvell and Mrs. Jack Fove hosting guests. Mrs. Sarvell visits her mother, Mrs. D Marlin, while Mrs. Fove stays with Mrs. W. M. Ratcliffe Jr and others. Aver ready Service Club and Wordmen Circle prize winners include Mesdames Erna, Fring, Corley, Ritchey, Wilkinson and Mer acl. The club plans an all-ray quilting party at 2714 Buena Vista Street hosted by Mrs. Allde Routledge on April 49. The grove meets Tuesday at 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgle Shane
Mia
Mary Rarsleben
Averready Service Club
Bonnetgrove
Wordmen
Colonial Costumes Form Spectacle At Ball
A colorful carnival week highlight, the Moneer Ball, featured colonial outfits in pastel shades. King Antale rode a white horse as pioneers danced the meat Walk, with Alfred Rohde directing the grand march. Mrs Rohde wore blue taffeta and chiffon with pink roses, others wore lace gowns, including Mrs Tita Larkin in blue and Mrs John Huth in red and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audicotium
King Antale
Myra
Alfred Rohde
Tita Larkin
John Huth
H. C. Brooks
Stanley Miller
Howant Whipule
Buck Wesch
Brys
William
Lebr
Morrill Ward PTA Plans Austin Visit and Activities
The Morrill Ward PTA met at 146 p.m. with community singing. Pupils from the third and fourth grades performed. Miss Charlotte Ray Sular gave an accordion solo. Mrs. Ehlo, president, was absent. Health roundup chairman Mrs. C. G. Carmeine announced May 9 as check-up day. County Council president Mrs. Mueller discussed plans for a county PTA delegation to Austin on April 29 to visit the legislature. Auditing committee members were named and county council highlights noted. Delegates to the next county game were elected: Mrs. J. W. Dockery, Mrs. B. Henry, Mrs. L. J. Nowotny, Mrs. Marie Carr, and Mrs. G. M. Cornett. The Mather Singers performed and attendance prizes awarded. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ichtmar hosted couples’ cocktails before the Queen’s ball. Fiesta week guests include Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wales.
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Morrill Ward
P.T. A
Charlotte Ray Sular
W. E. Cook
Ehlo
C. GC. Carmeine
Mueller
County Council
Vlans
Austin
E. Sook
Clemens Beyer
W. H. Ahrens
G. Mueller
Pearsall
W. J. Royals
J. We. Dockery
Henry
JF. Nowotny
Marie Carr
G. M Cornett
American air observer Col Gerald Brower killed in Sudan
War department reports Col Gerald Brower, a United States military air observer, was killed in an airplane accident in Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. A cable from the American legation in Cairo says Brower died Sunday at EY Obeid, about 250 miles southwest of Khartoum.
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Washington
Gerald Brower
United States ‘Militacy Air
Sudan
War Department
State Department
Cairo
Brower
EY Obeid
Khartoum
Cabie
Red Bird Train Added Between Chicago and Detroit
Railroads inaugurate a 4 hour 45 minute service between Chicago and Detroit named The Red Bird. It will feature modern Pullman cars including a parlor lounge, diner, observation lounge for coach passengers, and a transom parlor lounge car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Detroit
Wabash
Pennsylvania
Baptist Federation Rally Sees T U Play The Spirit of Missions
The Beacon Hill church hosts a City Federation of Baptist Young People rally featuring a play The Spirit of Missions. Attendance prize went to Alamo Heights group and efficiency prize to Prospect Hill. Next rally scheduled at Prospect Hill by May 18.
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City Federation of Baptit
Beacon Hill Church
Alamo Heights
Rendance
Prospect Hill
Prospect
Lanchers to Hear Prize U. T. Speech
Battle of Flowers event in Austin features Miss Laura Wilson of Dallas as prize winner at the University of Texas contest last week. Wilson took $100, with Kay Nolen Houston $50 Harold Alberts San Antonio $25 and Clifton Mitchell Austin $18 as other prize results. San Antonio delegates traveling to Austin included Mrs Frank Gillespie and several others.
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Will
Laura Vilson
Battle of Flowers Ovatorfort
University of Texas
Miss Wilson
Kay Nolen
Houston
Tlarold Alberts
San Antonio
Clifton Mitchell
Austin
Mis
Frank Gillespie
Elizabeth Graham
Henry Carr
Gil‘vee Denman
Carl Groos
Richard F. Spencer
KE. P
Arnesgu
Parolee Nemesis Involved In City Incident At Haymarket
On December 23, 1949 Hugo picked up a man at Haymarket plaza and was booked for vagrancy before release. Days later the parole board announced a search for the man. On April 21, 1841 Hugo picked up another man near the carnival grounds in the 400 block of Coloroga Street, and the same man is being held for Illinois authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo
Jnah
Girl Named to College Paper Post
Miss Alteune nnsledge daughter of Mr and Mrs V A Rutledee of 102 Lovell avenue has been elected circulation and exchange editor of the Bells Marvy Hardin Baylor college newspaper Her duties begin with the new term and she will manage subscriptions and exchanges at the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alteune Nnsledge
V. A. Rutledee
Lovell Avenue
The
Bells
Marvy Hardin-Baylor College
Pash Victim's Funeral Set
Services for Burke Allen Bonner, 22, who died Sunday of injuries from a motorcycle auto collision, were set for 2 pm Tuesday at Hogg McCollum Butray Chapel. The Rev. W. M. Batler to officiate. Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs A Randolph of San Antonio, brothers John and Joe Bonner, and sister Mrs Clarence Hubley. Interment at Sunset Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Allen Bonner
Hogg-McCollum-Butray Chipel
W. M. Batler
Terpte
3. A. Randolph
John
Joe Bowner
Slater
Clarence Hubley
San Antonio
Sunset Memorial Park
Guild to Present Comedy by Barry at Incarnate Word
The San Antonio Catholic Theater Guild will stage Pillip Barry's You and I at Incarnate Word College auditorium in May. Fred W. Colimon, president, says W. H. Foster will direct the final production of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antoine Catholic Theater Guild
Pillip Barry
You
Fred W. Colimaon
Foster
Incarnate Word College
Auto-Tamperer Sentenced to Jail in County Court
Fletcher Lee David, listed at 712 South Laredo Street, was found guilty of tampering with a motor vehicle. Judge Charles J. Matthews sentenced him to 60 days in county jail in County Court-at-Law No. 2. The car owner was Gallo Castilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Lee Davidson
Lsted
South Laredo Street
Charles J. Matthews
Gallo Castilla
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Lawrences
Corpus
Katherine Smith
Odio
Rector Cannon
Foil. Worth
G. Wallace Smith
Guy Cannon
Westway Club
San Antania
W.B. Ay
Eddie Brooks
Winnln Ketchum
Lela
Mae Baypey
Clarice Moot
Withn Beattie
Esther Black
Clarice Meare
Ediva Berry
Maggie Wallace
Myrtle Gaundle
Sally Romberg
Pauline Neuer
Nathalia Denecamp
Ay Ene Carson
R. le Rio
Selena
Clara
Sthumana
Johm N. Burk
Boctor
David Hays
S. A. Music Federation
Ob Myra
Norma Stancock
Anthony Wathesday
Maverick
Clarke
Sana
LA Pva
Morrill Ward Pta
Plante
Kama
Tr Manny A
Forull
Baptist Federation
U. T
College Paper Post
Guild
Barry
Paige
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