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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1929
Page
4
Royle K. Mins former president of the First Bank and Trust company of Laredo faces a second trial in district court in Laredo after a prior conviction on charges of embezzling funds.
Members of the Southwest Jewish Chautauqua society gathered in San Antonio from five states for their annual meeting, electing Rabbi Abram of Abreveport president at the Plaza hotel. Rabbi Horace Meceld of Dallas passed the post to him, with officers Walter Peiser, William Nathan, Erwin Klein, and Irwin Kaufman. New Orleans chosen for 1938 meeting. about 200 Sunday school and religious leaders attended from Thanksgiving through weekend sessions.
Toronto news recounts a Dietetic oddity presented to the Horal Canadian Institute, noting the puzzle that demands bread be white and butter yellow though natural colors are opposite, as explained by Dr. B Saunders.
An official notice states Italian sovereigns will visit Ting at 12 a.m. Thursday with a large royal suite including the reign minister, the prefect of the palace, the court chaplain, and others. The visit is part of a formal royal itinerary set by the Vatican authorities.
Left Frances Messersmith, center Gil bert Fierro, right Mrs Elsie Theargill, won first prizes in a competition sponsored by the Texas Music Teachers association, highlighting standout performances by piano violin and singing entrants.
Funeral services for Irvin Chandler 59 were held Monday afternoon at Emanuel Baptist Church with J G Long officiating. A native of Michigan he had lived in San Antonio forty years. He is survived by his widow and several children in Texas and Michigan.
San Saba county 1920 cotton crop down 1 298 bales from 1928. Compiled showing to November 1 lists 1 568 bales versus 9 867 last year. Special agent Carl Tryant notes the decline and urges attention to local agriculture and investment notices.
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