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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1930
Page
18
The Prince of Wales, on a hunting expedition in Africa, got his sailing orders from his niece Elizabeth four, who with her mother the Duchess of York posed. She told him to bring back an elephant, and the prince promised at least a tusk.
Note crowded social scene in San Antonio with gallery openings and visitor counts. Wayman Adams oil portraits headline the show under San Antonio Art League auspices with daily hours from 8 am to 6 pm. Several local and visiting figures, including university staff and educators, arrive for weekend visits and associated events.
Funeral services for Mrs Auguats iles, 74, will be held Tuesday afternoon at the Sauherate church with A. 1 Wolff officiating. She leaves a husband, two daughters, a son, and several siblings and grandchildren. Local ceremonies will follow at the family plot.
Mrs Anna Twiefel 16 died Saturday after illness at Sun An hospital. Funeral service conducted by Rev G Mamhinwer at New Braunfels Eeningelsent church. Survived by Berkshand and Tense of New Braunfels, Thiele of New Braunfels, and Mrs John Haub ner of Sai Aptuni. Also noted police secretary Charles Steyeuk returning to duties after illness.
Aiton club seeks a 0 day nursery site to serve working mothers and children from eight months to seven years. Plans include a trained nurse, free medical tests, and daily routines with meals, naps, teeth brushing, and clothing care. The effort aims to provide affordable care amid housing and fund constraints.
Five Hidalgo County residents sue county officials led by Manager over alleged fraudulent warrants. The suit accuses the Hidalgo County Commission of mismanagement and potential illegal acts.
A Friday evening at The International Institute featured a club dance and program blending Syrian and English, with ten girls from Syria presenting greetings in Arabic and the audience enjoying a cultural mix. Speakers, including Miss Tree Rahaimorua and Miss Marie Farris, outlined club purposes and the value of weaving ancient Syrian culture into contemporary life, as members performed songs and dances and wore formal attire.
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