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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1912

Page

5

Sunday Church Listings in San Antonio Faithful Roundup

The article lists church services across San Antonio including Theosophical Society in Moore Building, Free Methodist at Crosby Street, Trinity Methodist on Avenue C, First Unitarian and many Episcopal Catholic and Protestant congregations with service times, locations, and sermon topics for Sunday. It notes revivals, youth groups, and special events across numerous denominations.

San Antonio Lodge of the Theosophical Society Moore Building Houston Street Avenue C Universal Brotherhood of Humanity Free Methodist Free Methodist Church Crosby Street North Pine Olive Streets B. F. Harris J. A. Manning Sharer Street Methodist Episcopal Church Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Pecan Street O. P. Wright D. D M. C. Wilcox China Epworth Church of Christ, Scientist Fifth Street Avenue D Epworth League Prospect Hill Methodist Church Buena Vista Cibolo Streets Z. V. Liles H. C. Glover Woman's Missionary Society F. Garfield Johnson First Church of the Evangelical Association Paul Bible School A. Arnold Chestnut and Burleson Streets

Publication contact details for Katherine M. Joseph editor

The notice states all communications must bear the sender's name Katherine M. Joseph editor. It lists old phone 176 new 1359 and home 2863 for contact.

Katherine M. Joseph

List of names appears in social notice

Mrs Sutton and a long list of individuals including Ernest Mier, Young, John Walker, Shaw, Betty P Ormes, Williams of Paducah Ky, Herbert, Mott Detroit, Grundy Paducah, Koontz, Orme, Dinsdale, Otto Stein, Jack Meyers, Herbert Hayes, John Orme, Edward Young, Roy Rowland, Frank Sommers and Mr McMichael are named in a social or society notice.

Sutton Ernest Mier Young John Walker Shaw Betty P. Ormes Williams Paducah Herbert Misses Mott Detroit, Mich Grundy Paducah, Ky Koontz Orme Dinsdale Otto Stein Jack Meyers Herbert Hayes John Orme Edward Young Roy Rowland Frank Sommers McMichael

Luncheons and dances mark social afternoon in city

Mrs Arthur W Seeligson hosts a luncheon at her home in honor of Miss Helen Clarke and Miss Negley then a matinee of Naughty Marietta. Mrs D M Appell of the artillery post gives a 5 o clock tea for several hostesses, Chafing Dish club meetings follow. Casino association stages an evening musical and dance at Casino hall. Miss Phyllis Shiner hosts a Jungle club rooms dance on South Flores street. Pupils of Miss Franklin give an afternoon recital at the club house.

St. Mark's Episcopal Church Travis Park Philip Cook Christ Episcopal Church Belknap Street Russell Place Laurel Heights Main Avenue Rodriguez Street William B. Fisher Hamlin St. John’s German Lutheran Church Nueva South Presa School of Peace O. Hartmann Grace English Lutheran Church Avenue E Felger Harlandale Bath Arthur W. Seeligson Helen Clarke Negley Marietta Casino Association Casino Hall Phyllis Shiner South Flores Street

Social evening honors in Paducah and Detroit guests

Mrs R A Williams Miss Corinne Grundy of Paducah Ky and Miss Charlotte Matt of Detroit Mich led a party at the home of Mr and Mrs W S Perkins on Augusta Street. Five hundred was played with prizes to Mrs Will Harris and Dow Wilcox. Miss Alice Drnsdale won the consolation. Refreshments in courses were served. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dow Wilcox and Mr and Mrs Will Harris and Mr and Mrs George McElroy.

R. A. Williams Corinne Grundy Paducah Charlotte Matt Detroit Mich W.S. Perkins Augusta Street Will Harris Dow Wilcox Alice Drnsdale Paducah, Ky George McElroy

Fort Sam Houston social events honor military families

Mrs Walter Grant and Mrs George Nelson were saluted at a farewell party by Mrs Daniel A Tate at Fort Sam Houston with pink roses and lilies. After luncheon bridge, the pair plan to join their husbands at Fort Clark Monday. Major and Mrs D M Appell hosted a dinner for Captain J F Siler, Dr and Mrs William Denton and others with white flowers, ferns and a multi course menu. Dr and Mrs William Mitchell Wolf hosted the Five Hundred club on Sixth Street, while a large post gym hop drew town and post residents.

Walter Grant George Nelson Daniel A. Tate Fort Sam Houston Nelson Grant Fort Clark D. M. Appell Artillery Post J. F. Siler William Denton Siler Denton A. M. Usher L. Owen Fort Benjamin Harrison Lake Mills Appell William Mitchell Wolf Five Hundred Club Sixth Street

Surprise party hosted for Mrs Alfred DeLane by Hiawatha club

A surprise party was given for Mrs Alfred DeLane at her home by the Hiawatha club. Guests gathered and played high five for several hours, prizes were awarded, and refreshments followed.

Alfred DeLane Hiawatha Club

Lee and Jackson Remembered At Confederate Exercises

Memorial services were held at Main Avenue High School by the Barnard E. Bee chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy marking the birthdays of Generals Lee and Jackson. Crosses were awarded to listed veterans and a student received a gold medal for an essay on Lee and Jackson.

Main Avenue High School Barnard E. Bee United Daughters of the Confederacy Robert E. Lee Stonewall Jackson Emblem of the Confederacy Jessup M. Bell F. F. Collins J. R. Burnet W. Long J. O. Long W. A. Craig Sam Maverick G. W. Reynolds D. C. Fanning James Dunn Nic Dunn W. H. Sutherland S. J. Scott D. Kk. Wilson Josiah Evans Pancoast Mattie Walthall Leman Christopher C. Penge Claude Adams

Fiesta San Jacinto Directors Ratify Plans for 1912 Festival

Fiesta San Jacinto association directors met in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium to ratify the constitution and by laws and to map the 1912 festival schedule. An automobile parade Monday night April 15 follows with a fire parade to be held Tuesday and perhaps repeated. Circus, civic parades fill Wednesday and Thursday, school children on Friday, Battle of Flowers Saturday afternoon and revelry Saturday night. The chair notes many elaborate features planned.

Fiesta San Jacinto Association Chamber of Commerce General Chamber of Commerce

Court Adjourns for Term in Gonzales Texas

The district court adjourned for the term at 10 o'clock yesterday. Only two trials were held in criminal cases both ending with verdicts of not guilty. Judge Kennon has returned to his home in Columbus.

Gonzales Tex Kennon Columbus

Vaudeville chain targets San Antonio theater deal

Aubrey Mittenthal and Clarence Weiss of the Southern Circuit company arrived to negotiate a lease at the Fenstermaker theater on East Houston street for a new popular-priced vaudeville house in San Antonio. Jake Wells will lead the firm with Albert Mittenthal and Weiss, planning 42 city openings featuring five acts and two film reels for 10 and 20 cents.

Aubrey Mittenthal Clarence Weiss Southern Circuit Company San Antonio Fenstermaker East Houston Street Jake Wells Albert Mittenthal

Knights of Pythias to Build Club House in San Antonio

Tentative plans call for a $75,000 Knights of Pythias club house to house four local lodges in the San Antonio business district. The board of trustees met at K of P hall to appoint committees to choose a site and study construction work with final approval by each lodge next week. All business matters from the past year were addressed.

San Antonio Knights of Pythias K. of P. Hall

Powell's Mother Dies Casts Shadow Over Plaza Engagement

News reached yesterday that Tom Powell mother died in Landa Florida. Powell blackfaced minstrel and comedian featured at the Plaza theater this week. He left last night to attend the funeral as Lloyd Spencer took his place on the bill.

Tom Powell Plaza Theater Landa Florida Powell Mr. Powell Lloyd Spencer

State Printing Board Approves Civil Code Run

At a special meeting in Austin the state printing board adopted a resolution to print eight thousand copies of the revised civil code. The act of the legislature requires the code as compiled by the board of codifiers. The state printer has 75 days to complete delivery. The action follows litigation in the supreme court on the matter.

Austin Tex State Printing Board Board of Codifiers Supreme Court

Also Mentioned on This Page

Trust Company of San Antonio, Texas J. O. Terrell Chas. Schreiner B. G. Barnes Otto Kechler Alexander Joske W. P. Rote Friedens Church Elmira Street Carl Saenger Joseph H. Ochs Calvary Baptist Church Hays Streets R. F. Stokes Nolan Street Bible Robert McGee Junior Baptist Young People’s Union Walter Biard Stokes I. P. Leavell South R. Cc. Stokes Miselonary and Aid Society Prospect Hill Baptist Church Church of the Hearty Welcome San Jaccinto and Buena Vista Streets San Jacinto Street J. E. Willingham Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society T. V. Neal Buena Vista Street First Baptist Church Fourth and Taylor Streets J. S. Porter Baptist Young People's Union Little Life’s Center Baptista W. Eugene Sallee Respect Post Avenue Methodist Travis Park Methodist Episcopal Church Travis and Navarro Streets W. A. Godbey John W. Shoemaker Israel Spicker Quartette Calvary Rodway Joseph J. Lodovic Jerusalem Parker Gray Gilbert EB. Schramm South Heights Methodist Church South Palmetto Porter Streets Belknap Place J. D. Young Partor W. D. Williams West End Methodist Church Thomas Gregory S. Chessum Young Men's Christian Association J. T. Curry Government Hill Methodist Church Pine Mason Streets H. C. Burgin James Lewis Baraca Catholic St. Henry's Catholic Church J. J. Robling St. Joseph's Catholic Church East Commerce Street William Fuhrweth St. Aloysius Sodality St. Mary’s Catholic Church St. Mary's Street Gunter Hotel J. H. Quinn O. M Children of Mary League of the Sacred Heart St. Anthony Christian and Missionary Alliance The Gospel Mission Victoria Matagorda Streets Christian South Side Leonidas H. Harbord Central Christian Church Main San Pedro Avenues Hugh McLellan Holland Fearis Miss Applewhite Hesse Mendelssohn Wrighton Briggs Carlos Boothroyde Bell Christian Endeavor Beacon IL Mission A. T. Fitts Christian Church Dr. Chase Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church Fourth Street Post Office Arthur G. Jones Mramund C. Watson Denver Boulevard Presbyterian Church M. Byerly C. M. Licklider Byerley Indiana Old State South Heights First United Presbyterian Church West Locust Street C. E. McStravick West End Madison Square Presbyterian Church Camden Street Lexington Avenue Frederick Bowen L. Hy Morey W. M. North Tobin Hill Pine Street Presbyterian Church Pine and Omaha Streets J. R. Jacobs East Commerce Monumental Streets M. M. Hensley Westminster League Westminster Presbyterian Church Corner Garden King William Streets Brooks J. Dickey H. M. Smith J. L. Hunter Evangelical Association C. K. Gerbis Woodman Hall North Flores Street Primitive Baptist First Primitive Baptist Church Ial Lutheran Evangelical Lutheran, Missouri Synod Woodmen of the World Hall West Commerce North Presa Streets Joske’s God Luther A. W. Hueschen South Cherry Street Hed Men’s Hall Soledad Street Commerce Houston Streets D. M Appell Fort Benjamin Harrisson John E. Martin C. S. Venable C. C. Janin Post Club Baker’s Europe America la Belle Chocolatiere Walter Baker & CO Dorchester Mass U.S. Pat Lee Jackson Foley Edwards-King Drug Co Atlee B. Ayres Fred Hummert Emil Frank D. J. Straus Gustav Heye R. T. Pruitt L. B. Clegg J. R. Sprague W. M. Morgan Charles Graebner 0. C. Woodman H. L. Miller Frank Chapa John B. Carrington R. E. Fisher Washington Kan Edwards King Drug Co Staacke Bros Mission Park Riebe Undertaking Co Fiesta San Jacinto Postum Cereal Co., Ltd Battle Creek, Michigan Charlies Durnann Lovington Tfl Plaza
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