Pan-Hellenic Dance Chairmen to Meet
A Pan-Hellenic dance planning meeting is set for February 25 at the Hatnbow ters Tree of the Bt Anthony hotel. The January 25 gathering at Ming Audrey Goldthaup’s home will finalize details for the event organized by the Edison High School girls. New officers were elected: Anni B. Cox president, Jean McClure first vice president and social chair, Ardis Ward secretary and membership chair, Evelynt Yimmarhian secretary, Allene Evans treasurer, Adotinn Schwarz reporter, Betty Harnest sergeant at arms, Irene Hoffman historian, with Katherine Corkrell and Muriel In Rascoe on the social committee.
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Ming Audrey Goldthaup
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Signurt Soyorum
Henry
Edison High School
Anni B. Cox
Jean McClure
First View
Ardis Ward
Presistent
Evelynt Yimmarhian
Allene Evans
Adotinn Schwarz
Betty Harnest
Arma
Irene Hoffman
Katherine Corkrell
Muriel In. Rascoe
Tax List Reveals Delinquent City Taxes 1910 1936
Delinquent taxes due show unpaid city and school assessments from 1910 to 1936. The list highlights debtors with amounts of 50 dollars or more in any single year, including and excluding school taxes where noted. Names, years, and totals appear in a dense ledger-like entry, reflecting historical municipal tax records for Antonis and San Antonio districts.
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Antonis
San Antonio
Edlam
C E S Chapter Entertains for Group Meeting in San Antonio
The C E S Chapter Winddaials 0 5 3 will entertain the makrons and yautrons of the other twelve San Antonio chapters at the January 24 meeting in the Masonic temple on Lo soy and Crockett streets. The Council of Federated Church Women held a fellowship luncheon at Laurel Heights Methodist church with Mrs. Len Lesser presiding and Dr. R Goodneh delivering the invocation. The program included music by Oscar Fox and a long list of committee officers and speakers from numerous affiliated societies and local organizations. A luncheon at the Plaza hotel featured San Antonio area manufacturers and local firms.
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Jonner Manufacurite Company
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Negley and Company
San Jose Potteries
San Antonio Brick Company
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Standard Electric Company
Twentieth County Food Products Company
Vail Prowess Company
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BEO
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Co-Operative Bank
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Eva Orvis
B.J. Arched
Bridgman
Pitzhugh
Wills
Taste
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Burkely
Hitler
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Pioneer association hosts anniversary dances at Memorial building
Acting Mayor Phil Wright opened the wall at the Plonter Memorials building to mark the Pioneer association celebration. Guests included Stanley Miller and Sam Bell and Mrs. Rentzel. Plans for Pioneer hall and antique donations from Mel Pyron Ellen Pyron and others were announced. Dances will be held monthly in the Memorial building ballroom.
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Pioneer Association
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Sam Bell
Frederick Rentzel
Rentzel
Irs
George Sanders
Gus Jones
Lea Lesser
Frank H. Bushick
Association of Pioneers
Moller
Pioneer Hall
Mel
Ellen Pyron
Rollo ‘Naylor
Stanley Milter
ESS
Sarah Eager
United States
Pioneers
Carisca Girls Elect Department Chairmen at Meeting
The Carisca Girl club of Kasi dan Review elected Havel Boing as membership chairman and Patsy Estes as publicity chairman. Jidimie Blonk insiip named new drum corps teacher. A benefit party is planned at Dutryland auditorium at 8 p.m. Thursday. Next meeting set for 4 p.m. Saturday at Security hall on Crockett street. The Sax Antodia W. C. T will meet at Travis Park Methodist church at 2:40 p.m. Thursday with a devotional by Rev. Neal Ells and Rev. G P Sewell. Mrs. F A Hill reports on district meeting. Mrs. Jd M Glass, president, will preside.
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Hall
Havel Boing
Patsy Estes
Jidimie Blonkinsiip
Dutryland Auditorium
Crockett Street
Sax Antodia W. C.T
Wie
Travis Park
Neal Ells
G. PB. Sewell
F. A. Hill
Jd. M. Glass
Willy Presiden
Mrs Gregory Gir Club Social Hour
Mrs Emma Gregory hosts a Friday afternoon social hour at her West Elsmere home for local clubs including the Dorsita Hess and Adah chapter. Members from Mae Craft presiding and St Johns Luteran aid group attend with a remnant shower planned by St Ann circle.
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Wes
Dors-iitta-Hess Club
West Elsmere Place
Marian
Bey Aleph Club
Eastern Star
Ines Raibim
Bele Culture Club
Mae Craft
Clarence O. Krause
Benjamin Franklin
Eastern Sun chapter opens meeting with key officials
The Radhant chapter of the Order of the Eastern Sun begins a meeting at Rp. m. Thursday with Mrs. Gara Gulick as worthy matron and D. M. Townes as worthy patron presiding in Sig Missonrc tent plc. The 2 ed Ladies' council No.2 of the League of United Lady American Citizens attended an open house by the Sernin council No. 30 led by Mrs. Santer Herrere, president, as part of a poll tax campaign.
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Order of the Eastern Sun
Gara Gulick
D. M. Townes
Sig Missonrc
Ed Ladies’ Council
League of United Lady American Citizens
Sernin Council
Santer
Herrere
Seguln Council
Culture Club shifts meeting place to city hall room
The Self Culture club moves its Thursday 3 p.m. gathering to the cast room of the Municipal Auditor ion to accommodate players presenting Sheridan's The Rival directed by Miss Jeston Dickey. Women of Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church plan 10 a.m. meeting at the Protestant Orphans Home to sew for children under Mrs. M. J. How lava. Washington Irving F.F. met Friday with an accordion solo by Georgia Rose Baltey. A poll tax discussion led by Wilbur J. Knox and school charter and bond issue remarks by Dr Nelatn Greeman.
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Self Culture Club
Clarence G. Krause
Municipal Auditorion
Sheridan
Jeston Dickey
Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church
Protestant Orphans Home
Thursing
M. J. Howlava
Washington Irving
Georgia Rose Baltey
Jed
Wilbur
J. Knox
Nelatn Greeman
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