Holyland Exhibit Attracts All Ages In City Display
The Holy Land exhibit at 205 East Travis Street draws diverse crowds with miniature Bible scenes illustrating events leading to the Messiah. Attendees praise the display as educational and inspirational, with many letters of commendation from residents. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children under 12, daily from 14:00 to 16:45 and 19:00 to 21:45, with Sundays closed until opening.
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Holy Land
East
Travis Street
Palestine
Leslie Heard
Pierce
Cypressetree
Taman
Lis
Christine Gonzales
Wilkins Avenue
Gur
T. C. Welker Jr
War
Wick Boulevard
Jean L.E. Miryeh
Delmar Street
George Sostes
L. Flume Jr
West Magnolia
B. Frapza Jr
Jackson Street
Mes
Robert Wicke
Mng Street
Annie Marlon Wicke
King Net
E. W. Schunke
Bailey Avenue
E. Schunké
W. W. Goodell
West
Mitchell Street
John Keplinger
St. Anthony's College
W. A. Poser
Avantayeve
Jesus
Helen Sheling
Drexel Avenue
San Antonio
The
Light
Well Murder Probe Looms
Coatesville Pennsylvania February 23 a coroner jury found 16 year old Helen Meyer dismembered and allegedly murdered by 20 year old farmer Alexander Meyer whose body was found in a dynamited well on an abandoned farm grand jury action followed. Meyer was arrested Saturday and accused of striking the girl with his truck and hiding her body while criticizing the parole system.
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Coatesville
Alexander Meyer
Helen Meyer
Meyer
Thames Jefferson San Antonio Tech boys form Double Derby Club
Twenty boys from Thames Jefferson and San Antonio Tech High schools organized the Double Derby Club and elected officers Clinton Brandt as chancellor A J Manury as vice chancellor E J Grunewald as second vice chancellor J T Boyd as treasurer George Jordan as secretary and Ernest as pledge captain The club will hold a fundraiser at the Olmes club on April 2 to obtain a chatter from the Chi Sigma Chi fraternity Meetings are scheduled for the first and third Fridays each month.
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Thames Jefferson
San Anonio Tech
Clinton Brandt
A. J. Manury
E. J. Grunewald
J. T. Boyd
George Jordan
Ernest
Olmes
Chi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Educators Hear Plea Against Revolt Talk
Three speakers urged teachers to pursue education rather than revolution for social change. Harry Elmer Hames of New York, Frederick H. Heir of Bronxville, and Hollis L. Caswell of George Peabody College in Nashville addressed the National Education Association in New Orleans on February 2.
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New Orleans
Harry Elmer Hames
New York
Gutter
Frederick H. Heir
Bronxville
N.Y
Holfis L. Caswell
George. Peabody Callege
Nashville
Tenn
National Education Association
Food Show Thursday Lights Up Gunter Hotel Ballroom
A fall afternoon entertainment and instruction for homemakers unfolds at the Crystal Ballroom of the Gunter hotel Thursday. The free event features a lent or St Patrick’s Day themed food demonstration, kitchen setup by King Furniture, tech high pep squad hostesses, samples and leaflets, and displays of products including G baking powder and Washington State apples. The program begins at 2 pm with doors at 1 pm.
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Glore
Tit Light
Crystal Ballroom
Gunter Hotel
King Purniture Company
Tech High School
Chicken of the Sea
Bing
White House
Welch
Pillsbury
Imperial
Lifefey
Washington State
Just Gargle This Way with Bayer Aspirin
An advertising claim promotes gargling a Bayer Aspirin solution to numb sore throat irritation. It instructs dissolving three tablets in one third glass of water and gargling twice with the mixture, asserting rapid pain relief and widespread use.
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Stowers
Liberal Credit
Charles of London
China
Sunray Range
Axminster
Levendar
Holyland
Wollen
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