Pinkerton Head Tours San Antonio Sub‑agencies
William A. Pinkerton, head of Pinkerton Detective Agency, surveyed sub‑agencies in the country and spent a day in San Antonio. The agency, serving the American Bankers Association, guards the Rosatest treasure and Pinkerton met local bankers including Sheriff Tobin and Chief of Police Lancaster.
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William A. Pinkerton
San’ Antonio
Pinkertons
American Bankrs’ Association
Pinkerton
Sheriff Tobin
Lancaster
To Entertain Club Meeting Announcement
The T. M. Co. Five Hundred club will meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. W. Miler, 825 North Pine Street.
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T. M. Co. Five Hundred
R. W. Miler
North Pine Street
Riebe Undertaking Co auto arm Surance service
Riebe Undertaking Co located at 221 East Commerce offers auto and life insurance and related services with phone access at 241 for inquiries and assistance.
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Riebe Undertaking Co
Socials and Luncheons Highlight Busy Evening
Mr and Mrs Max A Krueger host a 730 pm buffet at 217 Howard Street for Eleanor Herff Mathilda and Elfreda Krueger. Mrs Eli Hertaberg hosts a matinee party for Florence Tonverse at the Grand with luncheon to follow. Mr and Mrs Terrell Bartlett host informal evening reception for Mr and Mrs Willis Ranney. Mrs Charles G Starr hosts a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Country Club for Mrs Benjamin F Yoakum.
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Max A. Krueger
Howard Street
Eleanor Herff
Mathilda and
Elfreda Krueger
Eli Hertaberg
Florence Tonverse
Terrell Bartlett
Willis Ranney
Charles G. Starr
Benjamin F. Yoakum
Mrs Bedell Moore Guests Brother From Portland
Mrs. G Bedell Moore has as her guest her brother A B Westell of Portland Oregon.
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G. Bedell Moore
A. B. Westell
Portland, Ore
Twin Club Holiday Meetings Set for December Evenings
The Twin club holds a regular meeting Monday evenings starting December 16 at 414 Marshall Street. The Twin 8 club hosts a Christmas dance Monday evening December 30 at Turner Hall.
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Twin ’” Club
Marshall Street
Twin
Turner Hall
Aubrey Sends Cards For Niece Jean Aubrey
Mrs Henry M Aubrey sends cards at home on Wednesday December 18 to honor her niece Jean Aubrey.
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Henry M. Aubrey
Jean Aubrey
Local Girls Win Honors at Emerson School Oratory
Misses Virginia Berand and Mary Louise Carter of this city earned honors while attending the Emerson School of Oratory in Boston. Last Saturday they played leading parts in the Greek comedy Endymion, presented by the junior class, with Berand as Phrygia and Carter as Kaithene.
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Virginia Berand
Mary Louise Carter
Emerson School of Oratory
Boston
Karnes City Guest Visit at Main Avenue Home
Mrs. A. J. Parker of Karnes City visits Mrs. J. L. Browne at 3001 Main Avenue as a guest.
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A. J. Parker
Karnes City
J. L. Browne
Main Avenue
Chow Chow Dance Chaperones Named for December 23
The Chow Chow dance at the Casio on December 23 will be chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Slater, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. E. Davis, Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Cassidy, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Carson, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Green, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van derstratten, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Goeth, Mr. and Mrs. Edward McClannahan, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Holland, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy McFarland.
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Casio
J. M. Slater
Charles BE. Davis
J. A. Cassidy
F. L. Carson
C. §&. Green
Richard Vanderstratten
C. A. Goeth
Edward McClannahan
E. R. Holland
Guy McFarland
Mrs Silva Heiman Hosts Fifty Guests for Janet Gumberts Party
Mr and Mrs Silva Heiman entertained about fifty young people at their home to honor their charming niece Miss Janet Gumberts. The lower floor featured poinsettias, roses, and chrysanthemums with a Christmas note. Twelve dances were danced and a formal supper followed with an electric fountain as a centerpiece and a festive menu and decor.
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Silva Heiman
Janet Gumberts
Oine
Debutante Reception Showcases Holiday Attire
A lavish December 26 reception at the St Anthony hotel featured gowns in pale blue crepe meteor white lace and silver trims. Notable guests included Miss Annie Lee Kerr and families of J Kerr and J Foard Townsend, with decorations of American Beauty roses and autumn greens enhancing the festive setting.
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Heiman
Ruth Shaw
Mary Hammond
Belcourt Seminary
St. Anthony Hotel
Annie Lee Kerr
Louise Stumberg
Clyde Lignoski
Alice Correvon
Lolette Sloan
Jamie Kerr
Fannie Maude du Puy
Palestine
Mesdames Wesley Peacock
Ernest Kerr
Thomas Lodovic
John Kerr
James Fowler
J. Foard Townsend
Castanola
Joseph Lanier Nix
Edward Schuyler
H. A. Wilkinson
A. G. Seamonds
Walter Correvon
J. C Tune
Mary Heard
T.B. Price
W B. Kerr
Florida Booth
Juanita Hopkins
Mabelle Lowe
Terry Marley
Amy Mayer
Annie Ray Townsend
Fairfax Janin
Mda Nacke
Ethel Holmgreen
Marie Shaffer
Helen Gunther
Mildred Morris
Yadie Clamp
Carrie Jones
Marguerite Witting
Local Club Luncheon and Meetings At Camden Street
The Coterie luncheon is set for noon tomorrow at the Camden street clubhouse hosted by Mesdames A. P. Jersig and Will A. Morriss with current events on the agenda. The Philathea class of First Baptist met last evening in the theater rooms followed by luncheon. attendees included Irene Glover Portia Thweatt and several others, with Mesdames R. A. Estea and Alexander present. The Council of Jewish Women met in the Camden street clubhouse where Miss Bessie Meyer spoke on Kindergarten Work and Mrs. Eli Hertzberg reported on the Fort Worth convention. hostesses included Sol Dalkowitz S Sterne L P Peck Meyer Adelman Charles Livingston and Miss Bessie Meyer.
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Camden Street
A. P. Jersig
Will A. Morriss
First Baptist Church
Philathea
Irene Glover
Portia Thweatt
Hattie Mae Burnside
Katie Andrews
Hattie Miller
Jane Wood
Annie Darby
Velma Loving
Helena Shelleys
Irma Estea
Annie Andrews
Rebecca Coleman
Pearl
Carey, Blackman
Ranah Franklin
Clara Culver
Lillie Elkins
Alice Dr
Council of Jewish Women
Bessie Meyer
Eli Hertzberg
Fort Worth
Mesdames
Sol Dalkowitz
S. 8. Sterne
L. P. Peck
Meyer Adelman
Charles Livingston
Red Cross stamp sale led by Mrs Cunningham at post office
Today the sale of Red Cross stamps at the post office is in charge of Mrs H T Cunningham, assisted by Woman's Christian Temperance Union members Mesdames Spier Haines Smith Ratcliffe Voight Strange Milburn Breeding and Miss Willie Voight. The Christchurch branch of the Woman's Auxiliary will meet at 10 o clock tomorrow morning at Mrs Guy McFarland's home.
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Red Cross
H. T. Cunningham
The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mesdames F. H. Spier
L. D. Haines
Will Smith
M. S. Ratcliffe
W. E. Voight
W. G. Strange
R. T. Milburn
J. C. Breeding
Belle Dilgarde
Willie Voight
Christchurch
Woman's Auxiliary
Guy McFarland
West Craig Place
Hallettsville Paper Sold in Local Exchange
B. L. Morris buys the Semi-Weekly New Era from E. R. Meitzen and will assume control of both Daily Booster and New Era on January 1. Morris is in Dallas arranging a new printing office and will relocate operations.
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Hallettsville
Tex
B. L. Morris
Daily Booster
New Era
E. R. Meitzen
Mr. Morris
Dallas
Woodward Carriage Co Offers Career Robe Selection Now
Woodward Carriage Co invites applicants to choose career robes available in the current stock. The advertisement emphasizes immediate availability and guidance from staff on fitting and style options.
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Woodward Carriage Co
Court Delivers Cautious Ruling on Alamo Custody Case
In the Alamo dispute, the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals affirms the prior finding that the Daughters of the Republic of Texas hold custody of the Alamo building and holds the Thirty-second Legislature’s appropriation did not repeal the 1905 custody act. The court declines to rule on who pays for the $5000 reconstruction and notes potential appeal to the Texas Supreme Court.
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Alamo
A. B. Conley
the Daughters of the Republic of Texas
W. S. Fly
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Colquitt
Supreme Court
Conley
S.ys
Fly
Orde
Republic of Texas
Republi
Prigl
Advance Reitzer
Albert Reitzer
Moley Irrigation Company
Reitze
Appelle
Mary lLehmb
Mary Medack
Fayett
G Drummond
Allen Nation
Jackson
F. Jit
Louis Hengy
Dalla
Charley Smithy
J. Jordan
Waller
Avidson
W. H. Graham
Fr Witt
Plans Bible class for stay at home women in January
A third Bible class for the winter season is planned by the Young Women's Christian Association. The stay-at-home women group will be free to members and opened the first week of January under Mrs. E. D. Love with several classes across ages supervised by young workers.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
E. D. Love
Pogpts
Widening of Commerce Street Up for Special City Committee
A special city council committee, led by Steves as chairman with Uhr and Fincha, will consider a plan to widen and improve Commerce Street from Main Plaza to Alamostré. The proposal includes property contributions and land sales to raise about 949,900, with some owners paying half value to fund the project.
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Peron
Main Plaza
Alamostré
Therm Steves
Uhr
Fincha
Ealy Dat
Noth Sk
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Sunia
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Jous Detective Bureau
Beulah B. Patterson
Munsingwear Union
D. of R
Appellant
Cas Na Grisio LY. the
War Heteran
Ait Ip
Bank Engy
A. da
Woodward
G. I. Ross
Colorado
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the Republic of Texas
Albert Reis Ir
Medina Valley Irrigation Company
Medina
Houston Street
Alted
San Antonio
Selz
Chicago
W. & G. Shoe Co
Selz Royal Blue
East
Calanthe Hesse
Westminster Presbyterian Church
William Colin Seale
Parker
Herman Hesse
Will Morris
Ruth Behring
Elizabeth Koch
Regina Hesse
Council
Colder
Commerce Street
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