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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1928
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Creager and Molten SA with a dated request or action toward a president, but content is incomplete and unclear regarding event, date, or identity.
A letter from a Wisconsin middle aged woman details increased energy after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Another Alabama resident reports feeling like a different woman since taking the remedy. The notes celebrate renewed activity in family life, church, and civic affairs as health improves. Thousands of women over fifty credit the product for better health and engagement in daily life.
The narrative describes a wedding reception with Mrs. Auma Cage pouring coffee and Mrs. W. Vaines assisting. Guests include Miss Katherine Terrell and Miss Dood among younger social set entertaining at a diner dance, while Mrs. McGehee hosts a warm gathering at Fest King’s Highway with wax-colored spring decor.
Abridged social column lists guests including Mrs J. Robertson Mrs A J Bell and Mrs J Robertson. Details local visits, bridal party scenes at a home in Beverly Hills and social teas with Miss Madge Jarratt debutante. References to guests Mr and Mrs Frank Metilies and others hostesses and assorted entertainments.
The article argues that naval officers should play golf and be proficient, detailing expectations for fitness and discipline. It connects golf with service qualities, noting that officers who enjoy the game reflect well on leadership, while implying benefits for teamwork, morale, and readiness.
The municipal council plans to rename Seventeenth Avenue in Veedade Ninn to Coolidge Street in honor of President Calvin Coolidge. Officials will gather in Aperiad Housion to finalize the designation and mark the tribute.
The Westmorland College choral group attended a Texas Federation women’s club dinner with college night festivities. Readings, music, and a poetry program highlighted the event, while later meetings covered Parent Teacher activities and the America Legion membership drive.
An organizing meeting of San Antonio retail grocers formed a new local association aligned with state and national groups. William C. Hilsen was elected president, with officers and directors named. The group aims to improve merchandising and store conditions through four divisions and regular meetings.
The chamber will formally install its new officers at the January Members' council meeting Tuesday noon at the Sir Anthony hotel. Incoming officers include No FI ite as president, A. C. Burnett as first vice president, A. B. Vrucha as second vice president, and Ernest Brown as treasurer. The annual activity report for 1927 will be distributed in a 45 page booklet. White visited Thursday to review staff and committees with Porter Whaley.
A lecture by A. Biers ey Bathurst titled Christian Seiente the Movelition is set to be delivered at Geethoyvan Hall at 3 o clock on Thursday. The event advertises the Mother Church of the Lecturer and the suspices of the Firgs and Second les in Christ, Scientist.
In New Orleans on January 19, voters eyed the gubernatorial contest between O. E. Linton and Congressman Riley A. Wilkow. A sheriff’s office inquiry emerged after a resident demanded restitution of money tied to a silver item, reflecting local concerns amid a tight political climate and unsettled vote outcomes.
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