Loftin Loses In Texas Teachers Association Vote
The Texas State Teachers Association convention in Austin ended with J O Loftin of San Antonio defeating Mrs Roy G Owens of Tyler for president by 1031 to 1159. B L Griffith of Victoria was elected first vice president as officers were installed before adjournment. A survey plan by the state school board was endorsed, while a new elementary division for the department of education was urged. Attendance totaled about 7500.
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Austin
Ties
Texas State Teachers Association
J. O. Loftin
San Antonio
Roy G Owens
Tyler
Loftin
Qwebs
B. L. Griffith
Victoria
State Achoal Board
Nat Washer
Enlleges
Washer
Legislature
State Department of Education
L. A. Wondls
NRA Leader To Speak On Problems At Mass Meeting
N. H. King local NRA chairman will discuss economic and other issues at a mass meeting sponsored by the San Antonio Trades Council. The 8 pm event Tuesday at the Labor Temple is announced by William L. Hoefgen.
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N. H. King
NARA
San Antonio Trades Council
Labor Temple
William L. Hoefgen
Church body elects heads at state fellowship meeting
Albert Jones of Fort Worth was elected president of the young people's department at the Central Christian church state fellowship meeting. Miss Mary Louise Spink of Wichita Falls became first vice president, J. W. Stephens of San Angelo second vice president, and Miss Ruth Knight of Texarkana secretary. Installation followed Saturday night. Buena Stober, a decade in Africa as missionary, spoke and will address Sunday services. A pageant titled Watching the Hands of the Clock Go Around was staged Saturday evening.
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Albert Jones
Fort Worth
Young People's Department of
The
Christian Church
State Fellowship
Organization of the
Central Christian Church
Mary Louise Spink
Wichita Falls
J. W. Stephens
San Angelo
Ruth Knight
Texarkana
Buena Stober
Africa
Mesdames J. §. Welsh
O. W. Hardy
San Antonio
Leona Hood
Batt Antonio
de. F. L. Jewett
Austin
C. M. Ross
T. Cornelius
San Attonio
Harpe Brothers the Notorious River Bandits of Early America
In the late 18th century the Harpe brothers terrorized the Middle West killing settlers and engaging in brutal crimes. Big Harpe was killed after a pursuit in Kentucky where his own loaded rifle, given to a settler earlier, delivered his end. Marpeshead, the severed head in a tree, remained a grim landmark near Ford's Ferry. Little Harpe later surfaced in Natchez with Mason's head, claiming the Mason murder and seeking a reward.
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Harpes
Middle West
Moses Stelgal
Stelgal
Ekenbucky Galley
Samuel Lel Per
Big Harpe
Big Herpe
Himsel
Steigal
Almasé
Moses Steigal
Big ‘Harpe
Desperado
Etelgal
Bigg Harpe
Robertson's Nek
Ford's Ferry
Crittenden County
Kentucky
Little Harpe
Natchez
Mason of
Setton
Mays
Youth Revival Nears Close at Nazarene Church
A five day youth revival led by Rev Harold Johnson and Mrs Johnson of Springfield ends Sunday at the First Nazarene Church on North Colorado street near Prelricksburg road. Sunday morning features a city wide Sunday school rally and Sunday evening includes Bethany Penit college male quartet from Oxlshorsa City with musical selections by the Rev and Mrs Johnson. Dr Nasil Miller pastors the church.
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Harold Johnson
Springfield
Prish Nazarene
Colorado Street
Prelricksburg Road
Bethany Penipl College
Oxlshorsa City
Mr Johnson
Nasil Miller
Judge warns aliens as McMillan sentences offenders
Federal Judge R. J. McMillan warned illegal entrants in Texas that those who come to work unlawfully face severe penalties. Raul Saenz drew two years in Leavenworth, Juan Lopez a sentence, Antonio Luuevanez deported with nine months in a federal prison at La Tum. Three first time offenders with no prior records were ordered to raise their right hands and pledge not to return unlawfully.
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R. J. McMillan
Texas
Therr
Dnage McMillan
Raul Saenz
Leavenworth
Juan Lopez
Antonio Luevanez
Frm
la Tum
Wegally
Hot Wells Seeks federal loan for sewerage system
Hot Wells district votes to file with the Federal Emergency Relief Administration for a loan to fund a sewerage system. District engineers to pursue a 160000 dollar loan under the Harlandale plan. Board favors the original bond issue. Terrell, Davis, Hall and Clemens named district attorneys. Temporary officers named for permanent organization.
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Hot Well Water Improvement
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
0. M. Elmore
Tallore
Terrell
Davis
Hall
Deportation Sentences for Three Transporting Stolen Auto
Court sentenced Carl Coler Ralph Harris and Frank Miller White for transporting a stolen automobile linked to Joplin Texas Antonio. Coler received two years, White three years in Tecera reform prison for first offenders, Harris five years plus a $1000 fine at Leavenworth.
Elko Elks Lodge to Stage Silver Anniversary Minstrels
Silver anniversary minstrel show of the San Antonio Elks lodge set for 11 30 p m December 22 at the Majestic Theater. Andrew M Smillit leads. Paul Harper in charge staff. Rufus Cratdock Wilshike J Ross Boles named personnel chairman. Michael named show committee chair. Attendees will gain access to an 8 p m ball at Elksmith following the show.
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San Antonio Elks Lodge
Majestic Theater
Club to Entertain Knights Templar Tonight
Members of the San Antonio Commandery No. 1 Knights Templar will entertain guests of the Officers and Tri ohib wl the states con clave at 7 30 pm Monday according to Commander J G Kizer. Wrist watches priced at 3 08 appear in the classified ads under Light Olagssifled Ads.
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Knights Templar
San Antonio Commandery No. 1
Knights Tenping
G. Kizer
Missionary from Africa to Speak at Central Christian
Churchgoers will hear Miss Buena Stober, an African missionary, at Central Christian Church Sunday morning. The event marks Woman's Day observance in the church congregation.
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Buena Stober
Africa
Central Christian Church
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels Ad
An old time ad promises relief from stomach gas and bowel discomfort. It claims Roalmana's Gas Tablets prevent gas pressure, curb anxious feelings, heart palpitations, bloating, and drowsiness after meals, with a note to get genuine tablets in Summers Drug Stores.
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Baalmann
Yolinw
Summers Drug
Dro
Veice
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Joan Crawford
Crosley
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