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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1925
Page
16
The San Antonio Social Welfare Bureau executive board holds its monthly meeting in the cafeteria of the M.C. As at 12 noon chaired by Mrs. J. F. Peter. Officers and department chairmen urged to attend as this is the year’s final luncheon.
Leavenworth resident recounts relief from long distance work stress and nervous fatigue after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says it improved nerves and energy, helping her continue work and raise a healthy baby. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Local groups list Wednesday meetings for the Bible Circle Council of Jewish Women Temple Beth El Ladies Aid Society Grace Lutheran Church parish program and church social sale. The Briggs School of Expression presents recitals at Ursuline Academy and Woman's Club. Travis Park Missionary Circle meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs J W Woodsen home.
Bids for constructing the Bar Scout training center will be opened at 2 36 pm Friday in Judge W 8 Flys office, with about twelve local contractors expected. Alexander Joske donated 30600 for the building on donated ground near Bracken ridge Park, front to be cobblestone and clinker brick. The center will include indoor facilities for tests, gymnasium, reading, swimming and more.
Six pleas of guilty to signor laws were entered before Judge DuVal West in federal court. Five defendants were fined or sentenced: Jose Gonzales Cardenas $25, Navidad Castillo $100, Blas D. Garza 11 days in jail, Alfred Hutto $50 and 60 days, Jeck W. Pape $50 and 20 days, Barry T. Hardy 99 days. Eleven cases were dismissed for bonds forfeited witnesses missing or triviality.
Two non commissioned officers from Brooks Field and three from Kelly Field have been ordered to report at New York to sail for foreign duty in the Panama Canal Zone June 21. Master Sergeant Sigurd L. Sorensen and Staff Sergeant Max Parnes will go from Brooks Field to relieve Master Sergeant Harry Smith and Staff Sergeant James P. Mooney. The two latter will come to Brooks Field. Master Sergeant Carl T. Hale Technical Sergeant John Kennedy and Staff Sergeant John W. Harbin will go from Kelly Field. They will relieve Master Sergeant Leo R. Crevier Technical Sergeant George Gorton and Staff Sergeant Edward W. Wetterman, all of whom will report at Kelly Field.
First Lieutenants G Mek Robne son and FM Bartlett take off from Kelly Field to secure a landing field and arrange exhibition details near the city during the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention. They plan to return to Kelly Field Wednesday.
The Carnival season wound down with charity events across San Antonio. Mrs. Jay H. Adams hosts a Thursday silver tea for the Woman's Auxiliary to the YMCA, with many hostesses assisting. The Bluebird Circle, St Mark's Auxiliary, and other groups plan lawn fetes, tours of nations booths and seasonal gatherings to benefit various local causes.
Tuesday events include the marriage of Lieutenant William White and Miss Miria Milburn at First Presby terian Church with a reception at the bride’s home. Vaughan of Eagle Pass, Duchess of Eagle Pass, attends the reception before visiting Mineral Wells. A dinner at Miss Adams’s Grammercy Place home follows. Mrs Webb and Mrs Bryant host a club cat at the Country Club honoring Miss Jamison and Miss Mephell. Del Rio guests join Mrs Parker and Julie Shilling.
A memorandum from post headquarters outlines leave policy for officers. Normal leave ranges from one to two months, with exceptions for schooling and exceptional circumstances. Additional leave may be granted in special cases or after long periods without leave.
Deputy testified sanitary conditions at the sanitarium were highly obnoxious and the facility operated without a permit. The proprietor was summoned to court as Blakerty closed the place temporarily and the case was postponed to a later date at the request of the proprietor who sought more time to subpoena witnesses.
St Mary’s Academy presents its annual play Truth Will Out at the Royal theater with a Wednesday matinee and evening show. The lively comedy features the academy’s ablest talent in the cast.
The Bank of England will be allowed to export gold bullion starting today under a special license announced by Chancellor Winston Churchill in his budget speech to the House of Commons. The move signals England's return to the gold standard as part of post crisis measures.
Abilene field report states Roberts, a farmer living about 13 miles southwest of Tahoka in Lynn County, was charged with murder for a fatal March shooting. He was granted $7500 bail after being held at the county jail since the incident.
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