Birthday Party at San Pedro Springs Celebrates Twelfth
Katherine M. Joseph, editor, lists the guest of honor as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Burnett. About 100 children are invited to a 4 to 7 pm celebration tomorrow at San Pedro springs. Attendees include Josephine McAmes, Margaret Cal houn, Lillian Edwards, Frances Clark, Annie Ray Townsend and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine McAmes
Margaret Calhoun
Lillian Edwards
Frances Clark
Annie Ray Townsend
Aline Beakley
Marie Burns
Rose Burnett
R. L. Burnett
San Pedro Springs
Social events and meetings in the city
A schedule of gatherings includes a five hundred party at West Cypress street, a marriage at Galveston street, a 4 PM women’s mass meeting at Travis Park church, an all day picnic at Es sex street, a hay ride for a Beaumont acquaintance, a noon Musical Round Table at Camden street, Riverside Tennis Club, Prospect Hill Church Home Mission Society at 5, and Alamo Mission Chapter DRT at the Menger.
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J. Berriman
CC. H. Hess
West Cypress Street
Travis Park Church
Louis Saur
Essex Street
Prospect Hill Methodist Church Home Mission Society
Young San Antonio visit ends with park outing and hay ride
Little Miss Katherine Alexander of Terrell visits San Antonio and enjoys a park outing at San Pedro Springs with Miss Eleanor Nuckols and others. A picnic lunch follows at seven with a large party including Lucile Morris, Lucile McGowen, Margaret Allensworth, Sara Lee Martin, and many more. Blanche McDonough attends a hay ride later with Grace McClannahan, chaperones named, and Bernice Duggan hosts an all day cook apron dinner prep party on Main avenue.
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Katherine Alexander
Terrell
San Antonio
San Pedro Springs
Eleanor Nuckols
Nuckols
Alexander
Misses Alexander
Lucile Morris
Lucile McGowen
Margaret Allensworth
Sara Lee Martin
Eleanor Warren
Elizabeth Nuckols
Jack
Dan Allensworth
Robert and Warren Nuckols
John William Warren
Robert
Joe Warren
Blanche McDonough
Beaumont
Grace McClannahan
Phyllis Clarkson
Lila Stottmeyer
Mary Clapton
Hortense Goldstein
Didta
Marion Peters
Emma
Rose Burnett
Adelaide Campbell
Charlotte Newton
Birdie Zilk
Leota Teel
Jack Cassity
John Holland
William Miller
Tilburn Harris
William Morrow
William King
John Long
Jamie Clapton
Slayden Goldstein
Kirk Kilpatrick
W. Fordtran
Fowler Davis
John Ragsdale
Edward McClannahan
Bernice Duggan
Main Avenue
Rowena Nye
Dela Stone
Constance Ball
Inez Foster
Madge Pryor
Judith Rogers
Adeline Shiner
Gertrude Dowden
Evelyn Haile
Flora Briggs
Virginia Lamar
Margaret Braswell
Delights of California Trip Describe Local Tourists
A letter from Mr and Mrs William Jackson and their son along with Miss Mary Crawford recounts a pleasant summer tour through California and the western states. Several town residents head to Dallas Corpus Christi Eagle Lake and Epworth-by-the-Sea while others report visits and separations for the season.
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California
West
William Jackson
Mary Crawford
D. J. Woodward
Miss Hazel
Dave Woodward Jr
Riverside Park Baptist Church Rally Friday Evening
Riverside Park Baptist church members will hold a rally and roll call service at the church at 8 o'clock Friday evening. All members and partners are invited to attend.
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Riverside Park Baptist Church
Partenne
Maccabees Host Reception For Visiting Deputy Commander
A joint reception in San Antonio honors Mrs. Laura B. Hart deputy supreme commander for the southern district. The event by San Antonio and Alamo hives Ladies of the Maccabees featured several addresses from Mrs. Hart about conventions she attended and her participation. She received a bouquet from the hostesses.
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Laura B. Hart
San Antonio
Alamo
Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted by Mrs Winslow
A vintage advertisement claims Winslow's Soothing Syrup has soothed teething pains for over sixty years with millions of users. It asserts the remedy calms the child, softens the gums, relieves pain and wind colic, and cures diarrhea. The text urges asking for Mia Winslow's syrup and warns against other products, price twenty five cents.
Married Life the Second Year In Which Helen Weakens Again
In a summer hotel room Helen endures Warren sullen anger after a heated quarrel at a social event. A stubborn drawer, a broken mirror, and a shattered mood set the scene as she recalls his shouting appeals while the hotel night winds drift in with a mandolin and faded hymns.
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Helen
Mabel Herbert Urner
Warren
Stevenses
Bureau
Mrs. Stevens
Melen
The Near Genius by Dorothy Dix
A column argues many women misjudge talent and chase grand careers. It cites a sign painter and a secretary who sought literary fame, plus a gifted woman in fashion who could profit by dressmaking. The piece urges doing small tasks well over pursuing unattainable greatness.
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New York
Per- Rapa
Legion
Ragtime Serenade and a Quiet Consolation
A tense moment unfolds as a man contemplates a distant gaze and a possible gesture toward Fernipe. Helen slips from bed, moves to his chair, and embraces him from behind, pleading for care as a mandolin hums in the background. He guides her back to bed, warning of the cold.
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Fernipe
Helen
Newman's Theater presents Taft and Diaz The Last of Diaz
Newman’s Theater showcases Taft and Diaz in The Last of Diaz this Thursday and Friday. Don’t miss the engaging two act program and the chance to see local performers.
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Newman's
Taft
Diaz
Blum Sale a Success Draws Large Crowds in San Antonio
A half page ad in The Light drew over 100 eager women to Emil Blum company for a Todo Sera sale. By 8 AM the store was jammed and shoppers snapped up garments at seemingly impossible prices. Almost half the single shipment was sold by night as the sale continues through the week promising a new sales record.
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Emil Blum Company
Todo Sega
San Antonio
Todo Sera
Emil Blum
Throw away useless utensils in kitchen efficiency
Mary Pattison describes an experiment from Success Magazine in which she eliminates non essentials from the kitchen. She disposes of heavy iron pots and unused china inherited from relatives and finds time saved and kept keepsakes better cared for.
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Mary Pattison
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Galveston
Rhoda Madeline Goldbeck
Otto Heiner
R. G. Specht
Galveston Street
Musical Round Table
Woman's Club
Camden Street
Riverside Tennis Club
Alamo Mission
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Menger
Z. O. Foster
Mainavene
Epworth-by-theen
Helen Trueheart
Corpus Christi
Mrs. Smith
Dimmitt Street
Connie Youngblood
Beulah Smith
Ione and
Elane White
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Ruby Dickey
Esther Calhoun
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