Tea for Jo Ann Skinner Honor at Bright Shawl
Attractive visitor and hostess Mrs Elizabeth James Allensworth hosts a tea for Jo Ann Skinner who graduates January 18. The event runs 4 to 6 PM Saturday at the Bright Shawl with Mrs Skinner and several relatives in attendance. Forty guests will be served by a team of helpers including Betty Gine Gomer Heth Lane and Martha Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiizabeth James Allensworth Wall
Jo Ann Skinner
Fifith Junior School
Tom
Ho, Skinner
Sia8 Gkihner
Newton Jackaun
Jack Bradbury
Evelyn Ogden
Betty Gine Gomer
Heth Lane
Fairfaxiesbl
Martha Donnell
Patsy Renney
Open House At River Road Country Day School
The River Road Country Day School will host an open house for patrons and friends on Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. at President and Mrs. W. W. Jackson’s home. Guests include Dr. W. M. Batterson and several local figures. Tea will be served, and four murals by Delis Flores Gand will be displayed in the gallery, featuring San Antonio and Mississippian semi tropical motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road Country Day School
University, of
San Antonio
Anul Friends
W. W. Jackson
W. M. Batterson
Starkey Duncan
A. B Willams
Mello Ores ‘Garza
Rufus A. Walker
P. le Williamson
Shelley Evang
Bessie Marst
Pred Buon
Conn
Milburn
Mrs Albert Sayers Hosts Niece and Guests at Luncheon
Mrs Albert Sayers entertained for her niece at her home on Hast. Bellywood. Guests included Mrs Wilam Jeffers, Mrs Charles Harper, Mrs William Wyatt, Mrs Van Henry Archer, Mrs William Flenarsy and Miss Edna Ford. Attendees also listed were Misses Bebite Adams, Betty Witherspoon, Findentham and Betty McDavid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Z, Sayers
Pritay
Bellywood Svore
Nieer
Robert C. ‘Travis
Mexia
Mesdames Wilam Jeffers
Charles Harper
Wiliam Wyatt
van Henry Archer
Willam Flenarsy
Edwin Ford
Bebite Adams
Betty Witherspoon
Findentham
Betty McDavid
Miss Dorothy Boatwright Hosts Saturday Evening Event
Miss Dorothy Boatwright will entertain with a Speakfast at the Bilent Shawl Saturday evening January 29. Guests include Miss Rancy Renfro of Brownwood and debutantes Misses Balls Davis, Gerry Praser and Vern Searcy. The Kapps Sigma Phi and Our Lady of the Lake alumnae plan the annual dinner. Mothers club of Central Catholic High sponsors a card party Wednesday at Central Catholic with prizes and cards requested. Mrs John Leckin hosts luncheon at the St Anthony hotel honoring debutantes January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Boatwright
Texas Wiiversity
Rancy Renfro
Brownwood
Uiree
Balls Davis
Gerry Praser
Vern Searcy
Kapps Sigma Phi
Our Lady of the Lake College
St. Anthony Roof
The
Mothers
Club of
Gentral Catholic High
Mediterium
Oh Mra
John Leckin
Will
St. Anthony Hotel
Three-Legged Dog Turns Coon-Hunting Asset in Odd Case
In Greenfield Muss, Charles Avery, 23, owned a three legged dog involved in a bizarre incident. The animal allegedly aided Avery in coon hunting, leading to an unexpected result when the dog helped locate a coon in the night. Authorities investigated the oddly successful hunting aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Muss
Jan
Charles Avery
Naht Welerta
Avery
School Boys to Get Free Plane Rides in Cape Town
Cape Town reports a scheme to give free airplane flights to about 1000 South African schoolboys as an air baptism to promote all-mindedness. Flights funded by 5000 dollars from Sir Bailey’s civil aviation gift committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
South Africa
Jan
Sir Baley
Civil Aviation
Zeta Tau Members Hostess L A Style Show For Pan Hellenic
Zeta Tau members served as hostesses at a Pan Hellenic style show held Saturday at a Fort Worth club. Plans included a dinner and a social calendar event featuring debutantes and regional society figures, with a list of attendees and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Tau
L.A
Zeta
Tri Alpha Forocity
Lantheon
Whreitike Dare J
Virginia Lehman
Niomi Onihurs
Rath ‘Trosper
Belly Swennlow
Marlon Freeman
Enriy
James
Nelson
Virginia Digk
Coralyiy Wall
Betty Adams
Mesdames Nesbit Blrother
James GO
Marvin Bradford
Dora Witherspoon
C. G. Dinsmore
Tt. V. Embleton
Raymond Hirst
Richard Holland
Hoyt Lacey
Wil’ Lacke
T. Noah Smith Jr
O. Pranklin Spears
Adrian Spears
Cole Kelly
Crockett Snyder
Delta Kappa Gamma Beta Chapter to Be Honored
The Beta chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, educators in the city, will be honored with a 4 to 6 pm reception Saturday at Ruby Galt School. Miss Ruth Call leads the reception with helpers Miss Coli, Miss Estelle Bontiell, and Miss Marlory McCown assisted by sorority officers Mrs. George H. Smith, president, Mrs. C. Manger, vice president, and Mrs. W. Doverly Gardiner, treasurer, hosting staff members and school headmistress. Guests will tour the school residence and headmistress’s house after refreshments, with a program in the study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Kappa
Gamma Garocky
P Len
Ruby Galt School
Ruth Call
Coli
Estelle Bontiell
Marlory McCown Oi
George H. Smith
C. Manger
W. Doverly Gardiner
Ashars
Wmnisteesa
Cerda Dongwan
Me ‘Blir
Self Culture Club Hears Book Review
The Self Culture Club met Thursday at the president Mrs Clarence G Kriluse home with Miss Ruby Mangham as guest for a favorable review of Berita Harding Golden Fleece. The event was chaired by Mrs Roy EB Thomas. A Mary Martha class of Baptist Temple holds a Tuesday meeting at 7 34 pm at Mrs J P Pernandas home 1414 Hicks Avenue. The Twelfth Night Revels of the Shakespeare division were postponed from January 2 due to weather and scheduling concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence G. Kriluse
Ruby Mangham
Berita Harding
Roy EB. Thomas
Mary Martha
Temple Wit
Mra. J. P
Pernandas
Hicks Avenue
Luncheon Hostess Nell Miller Leads St Anthony Event
Miss Nell Babette Miller presided at a luncheon on Rainbow Terrace of the St Anthony hotel. Roses decked the table and guests included Rebecca Willson Dolly Furtz Amaurin Hurst Hetty Plate Sybil Rotett Det Perkins and many others from the Young Women’s auxiliary of Rt. John's Liptieran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Babette Miller
Nodancheon Satunday
Rainbow Terrace
St. Anthony Hotel
Rebecca Willson
Dolly
Betty Furtz
Amaurin Hurst
Hetty Plate
Sybil Rotett
Det Perkins
Dean Browne
Mildred Dennyan
Barbara Furlong
Dela Wright
Virginia Vaughat
Fleanor
Betty Cade
Itty Graus
Almede Towns
Nancy Price
Joy GU Wand
Mae Mathis
Elaine Eckerroth
Betty Fay Cadwallader
Elender Wessels
Ruth Burnett
Mary Dee Mareigan
Grace Carrol
Barbara Matthissen
Mary Latsy Sten
Betty Thompson
Nansy Orem
Nelli Donnell
Glory Henning
Alice Kelley
Myra “Lagerquist
Mildred Young
Garolyn
Chance
Eurene Miller
Young Wor
Rt. John's
Liltieran Church
Nominated officers for chamber group in San Antonio
The San Antonio chamber of commerce nominated officers for the new year with Richard G. Wheeler heading the nominating committee and Wheeler-Guir company as president, T. A. Powell of San Antonio Public Service as vice president, J. Calvert of Joske Brothers as vice president, and Charles E. Becker of Great American Life Insurance as treasurer. The group includes C. ofc. Late R 2 Nom
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3A Antonio
Cawmtette
Richard GI
Wheeler-Gui Company
T. A. Powell
San Sintonio Public Service Company
Forvice
J. Calvert
Joske Brothvars Company
Seeing
Charles E. Becker
Great
Amfricin Life Insurance Company
Treasuer
City News Dance and Dance Halls Notice Sat Jan
Advertisements list multiple dance events and venues including Al Rossel at 422 Peyelda St Fritz and Mrs Gere toan Banc 9 til 1 adm 25c Willett's Orch at Fest Hall Sundays adm 25c Oldtime and modern dances at Twin Palms Jan 9 music by Twilight Blenders adm 25c plus other gala listings and contact notes for baby chicks sale classified section.
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Beethoven
Lanight
Peyelda St
Fritz
Gere Toan Banc
Arcon
Willett's Orch
lAdv
Bis Hopkins Orch
Menfer
al Brite
Woodlawn Lake
United States Britain Move Toward First Trade Talks
Washington and London edge toward initial negotiations on a reciprocal tariff agreement. A British trade mission arrives to begin parleys with U S and British officials. American concessions include whisky furs tin rubber leather and textiles while Britain would widen access for U S farm products. Hearings set for March 1 with items under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
United States
Britain
United Kingdom
Newfoundland
India
Dominions
Ireland
Hall
Partic
Chicken Drug Store Keeps Them Fit in Petaluma
Petaluma California July 4 The only pharmacy exclusively for chickens operates here in the nation’s basket by Dr D Ely Davis and veterinarian Dr Davis has treated chicken illnesses for 14 years and offers serondies since chickens often get chicken pox Dr Doyle has done considerable experimenting with anti pox vaccines The worst danger to chickens is infectious bronchitis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicken
Calif
D. Ely Davis
Davis
Doyle
Sailors Find Sea Safer Than Land
Sailors say sea life is safer than land as traffic accidents rise and safety concerns at the Naval hospital and artifacts of prior years spark discussion. Names and scattered phrases point to officials and departments, with missing clarity on specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diego
Gaur
Jen
Naval Hospital
Norel
Unan
Sieys Caph
Johnson
Teads
Dinner to honor Andrew Jackson aimed at reducing DNC deficit
Washington reports thousands of Democrats will pay 25 to 100 dollars for tonight's dinner in honor of Andrew Jackson to erase the Democratic National Committee's year opening deficit of 211 295 dollars. The event features speeches from leading party figures with President Roosevelt slated to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andrew Jackson
Democratic National Committee
Jackson
New Orleans
Roccavelt
Amnesia Victim Still Unidentified
A per the federal investigation office an amnesia case remains unsolved. A man purporting to be a former service member testified at a Veterans Administration office about his identity and finances while authorities said fingerprints were sent to Washington for confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirean of Investigation
Department of Justice
Holett McMongus
Veterans’ Admiistration Office
Iin
I Ube Army
Washington
Oderal Unrnai
Tax List Delinquent City and School Taxes 1919 1930
Delinquent taxes listing for Morenter area covers 1919 to 1930 compiled by Paul William Korvey and approved by the City of San Antonio and San Antonio School Board. Only records with $50 or more tax in any year are shown, detailing owner, assessed taxes, and property description across numerous parcels and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul William Korvey
Lly of
San Antonio
Southern lawmakers draft wage hour bill in special session
Southern representatives in a special session discussed drafting a wage hour bill with a limited scope to federal regulation. Senator Barkley moved to extend the session, challenging opponents who seek to delay Roosevelt’s agenda and press for anti lynching measures amid the tense policy clash and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tan
Steelracks
McReynolds
Democrat
Tennester
New Marshe
N McReynoldat
Roosevelt
Barkley
Roosevelt dinner speech frames future government business ties
President Roosevelt prepares a dinner speech to outline policy on government business relations. He recalled his Monday message to Congress on monopoly and warned against high pressure salesmanship. Industrial leaders express mixed expectations as Secretaries Ickes and Jackson accuse business of striking against the government.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Andrew Jackson
Woodrow Wilson
Robert E. Wood
Presi
Sears, Roebuck and
Come
Pany
Wood
Twt
Ickes
Robert HR. Jackson
Jackson
Rocrvelt
Foes Defiant as Anti-Lynching Bill Faces Long Fight
Washington June 8. Foes of the anti lynching bill vow a parliamentary battle to prolong the struggle. They claim they have enough votes to stall the measure indefinitely with possible night sessions. Majority Leader Barkley of Kentucky warned no action could derail the schedule. Opponents drew encouragement from Senator Horn of Idaho who attacked the bill yesterday, arguing it lacks broad support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hheir Sillbuster
Barkley
Kentucky
Hornh Republican
Idaho
Bilt
El Paso Editor Wins Moral Victory in Court
In El Paso, Justice Clarence Wichay Jr. faced editor Paley of the Herald-Post as Pooley was charged with contempt during a vice inquiry. The judge reduced the $100 fine to $15 for assaulting the court and vacated a separate fine, marking a contentious outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E! Paso
EL Paso
Jan
Justice of the Peace
Clarence Wichay Jr
Paley
Use Herald-Post
Pooley
Wilehar
Assant
Writ Denied in Copyright Plea
Judge Rou denied the petition of F. J. Minnigh of Tulke Oklahoma seeking relief against Notesrum B Golopy and W. W. McAllister owner of EMAQ radio station from operating a merchant's enemy contest. Minnigh claimed copyright on the contest rules and admitted the blank he copyrighted differed by one word from a blank used in other contests. McMillan stated that the use of a similar blank does not violate Minnigh copyright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rou
Btabos
Minugh
McMillan
Land Discussed as Maritime Chief Candidate
Washington June 6 11 Front page note that Rear Admiral Emory Land was discussed as a possible appointment to head the maritime commission ship division. The article also notes President Kennedy nominated Joseph P Kennedy to be ambassador to Great Britain, with the $12 900 a year post left open. Land is a retired chief of the navy’s bureau of construction and repair and has served on the commission since April.
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Washington
Emory
Land
Magitinte Commission
Joseph PF
Kennedy
Roastwelt
Great Britain
Kennetly Citer
Snney's
Bilron of
Slump Continues as Market Index Deteriorates
The Dow Jones style slump persisted this week with the Associated Press average dipping to 74.1 percent, hitting the lowest level in over two years. The report notes declines across multiple components though three segments showed gains, while overall activity remained weak.
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Vorn
Jgatt
York
SRST
Nes
Ihe
Associated Press
Aya
Pdla
Quill Honored by National Group Postmaster Doh Quill Saturday
Postmaster Doh Quill of Wis notified he had been appointed a member of a national executive committee of the National Postal association. A. I. Smoot, head master at Salt Lake City Utah, is named in the notice. classified ad text appears in the light want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Postness Tern Association
A. I. Smoot
Salt Lake City
Utah
Meg Quill
Counterfeit Colds Remedy Endorsed by Good Housekeeping
A described chest cold treatment claims to be a powerful penetrating salve rivaling mustard plasters. Marketed as counterfeiting and stimulating, it is said to draw out congestion and pain and is recommended by doctors, nurses, and druggists.
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Cole
Torole
Mustersle
Chiledren
Good Housekeeping
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