Luncheon Honoring Miss Grace Hargis At St Anthony Hotel
Miss Grace Adele Hargis, bride to be, was feted at a luncheon Tuesday in the St. Anthony hotel with Shasta daisies and blue delphiniums enhancing the table. Guests included Mrs. Sally Frampton and local society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Bill
Lucille Hill
St. Anthony Hotel
Grace Adele Harpia
Mesdames
Max Wier
A. M. Eldridge
Noah Smith
M. A. Childress
Robert Gossett
Oakley Yonkis
Norton Hargis
Gene Aubrey Hargis
Chairmen Named for Annual Garden Concert
Mrs. George P. Drakg is general chairman of the garden concert to be held Tuesday July 23 at 4 30 p m in the garden of Mr and Mrs Albert Steves 441 Elizabeth Road The Acacia garden group will meet Thursday at 10 am in Mrs Rankin Thompsons home 742 West Hildebrand Avenue with co hostesses Mrs Webly Carnes and Mrs B H Passmore and Chi Omega sorority plans a garden party Wednesday at 7 30 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Frampton
Altrasa Club of
San Antonio
Edison Drive
Frampton
Suntee Whitaker
Lila Smith
Willie Stephens
Jeston Dickey
Catherine Walker
Cecile Lackey
Kathleen Wyner
West Hollywood Avenue
Alpha Phi Sorgrliy
Josephine Kincaid
Bitters Road
Curtis
Bruce Brough
Charlotte Sarrait
George P. Drakg
Frances Helland
A. W. Francis
Marcus Tyler
Albert Steves
Elizabeth Road
Acacia Garden
Rankin Thompson
West Hildebrand Avenue
Webly Carnes
B. H. Passmore
Thompson
Carnes
Passmore
Chi Omega
John Camp
Patricia Scott
Beta Tau Zeta
Frances Etheridge
West Ridgewood Avenue
Vote machine rebate dispute guides county proceedings
The Bexly county Commissioners court will return a certified check for 15015 to the Automatic Voting Machine company after the court secured 300 voting machines. Assistant District Attorney Jay Sam Levey presented the motion following a trial heard by Robert Ogden, Dallas attorney for the company. Ogden said the firm believes the check should be returned since a bond was required as a sign of good faith. Thirty voting machines remain stored here awaiting decision on their use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexly County
Automatic Voting Machine Company
Advier
Jay Sam Levey
Robert Ogden
Dallas
Voting
Ogden
This All Proves It Cude Happen Here
Two complaints filed by Mrs. Fannie May Cude against Cat R Cude, both dated July 5, allege threats and simple assault. Deputy Sheriff Elim Cude served the warrant. the article notes a family relation to Carl Gude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bce
Bat Corrigan
Carl Gude
Brooks Field Receives 1002 Recruits for Gulf Training
Brooks Field officials Tuesday provided meals and quarters for about 100% of the recruits, with more than 400 reporting on Monday and one remaining recruit not yet arrived. Plans call for organizing recruits into five-man training groups for duty with the Gulf Training center. Additional fields are to open at San Angelo and Fumniatan, near Haleton, with 38 trainees to be expanded at Brooks Field. Training continues for 90 unders in the Advanced Flying school and 17 Kelly Field graduates in the special observation school. The fleet strength stands at 4 officers and roughly 1800 enlisted men.
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Brooks
Alsy
Mores
Ina
Brook’ield
Tires
Gulf Training Center
San Angelo
Fumniatan
Haleton
Advanced
Kelly Field
Brooksield
Council to approve Phelps Dewees and Simmons as fire station architects
The Los Angeles Heights city council plans to vote Wednesday on a resolution accepting the services of Phelps Dewees and Simmons as architects for the new fire station. Commissioner Lipscomb announced the move. Architects will be paid 5 percent of construction costs, estimated at 7000 dollars, with the station on Hildebrand avenue between West and Fredericksburg avenues.
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Irm
Phelps, Dewees and Simmons
Los Angeles Heights
Louis Lipscomb
Ire
Hildebrand Avenue
West Avenue
Predericksburg
Walter Winchell on Broadway Man About Town
Walter Winchell reports on Broadway gossip including divorce terms for the George Rafts after 20 years apart and a rumored $300,000 cash settlement for the wife. The column mocks theater, politics, and society figures with jittery claims and asides about lawsuits and upcoming shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rafts
Jean Dekhaven
Parle
Simon and Schuster
Janet Flannery
Paris
Arline Dudge
H. Hartford
Hollywood buzz and broken lines spill from a chaotic gossip reel
Joan Crawford dodges photographers beside Tony Martin while Pstritia Dane comforts R Vallee and Jean Scott and T Hudson jockey for position. Six men raided at Dr Al Swift’s club draw Wall Street names. A cop questions about Reno and a break in 1942 revival talk surfaces. Hollywood ladies gossip and reunions swirl around Par Arno and Bully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Crawford
Photogs
Tony Martin
Pstritia Dane
R. Vallee
Jean Scott
Dewey
Brides to Be of Month Feted By Friends
Brides to be celebrate trousseau parties ahead of July weddings in San Antonio. Grace Adele Hargis and Max H Witt Jr lead the list with multiple engagements and hostess parties set from July 11 to July 27, including teas, suppers, and luncheons hosted by relatives and friends in city homes and at Shock Avenue, Thelma Drive, and West Fresh Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Adele Hargis
Max H. Witt Jr
E. , Tibbets
R. W. Patton
Patton
Hargis
Shock Avenue
Max H. Wier
Wier-Hargis
Grace Adele Vargis
Alan Bowman
Puerto Rico
Mas. l
T.D. Bowman
Bernice Lehman, Slater
Apaeee
Houston
Genia Morris
Preston
E. G. Gorman
Enor
Dady Doyer
Tohi Howard Keppley
Chicago
Cynthia
Bhelley
McConnell Elected Commander Of Twenty District Legion
J J McConnell was elected commander of the twentieth district of the American Legion at the district convention held at the Elks club. Other officers include Matt Bird co commander Andrew Dilworth judge advocate and J G Delisi convention alternate. The session passed a resolution to deny relief to able bodied veterans within recruiting age and urged the Texas secretary of state to refrain from issuing charters to Unrecognized veterans groups.
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J. J. McConnell
The
American Legion
Elks Club
Matt Bird
Andrew Dilworth
Texas Department
J. G. Delisi
Texas Secretary of State
S A Library Receives Commendation During San Antonio Visit
Paul A. T. Noon, Ohio state librarian, praised San Antonio Public Library and librarian Miss Julio Grothans during a visit with Clarence Lester of the Wisconsin library commission. They toured as part of a survey trip for the Texas state library in Austin, with a report due September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. T. Noon
Ohio State
San Antonio
Julio Grothans
Clarence Lester
Wisconsin Library Commission
Texas State Library
Austin
Austin Board
ALOIAR SITE WORK SLATED FOR BOLIVAR BUILDING
The Bolivar building site for the La Villita project will begin excavation Wednesday under Fenner Rath district director. A 110 worker crew starts clearing Monday toward a planned 330 total hires, with project costs near 50 000 dollars and 15 000 dollars in city supplied materials. Applicants aged 15 to 24 are invited to apply per NYA rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
la Villita
Fenner Rath
NYA
Camogie Library Foundation of
New York
Roth
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Charles Armstrong Jr
Eleanor Russell
Eleanor
Ray
Russell
Port
Sey
Miss Hargis
Moody
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Finkham
FIG
KTLA
Fifth Street
B. W. Frank
Hammond Avenue
Ilnois
A. F. Keon
Jas
Deratuy
Brooks Field
Walter Winchell
Broadway
Daily Mirror
Lindbergh
Washington, D. C
Truman Smith
USA
VU. 3
Berlin
Lindberghs
Smith
Army Intelligence
Lindy
Charing Evans
Hughes
Spitaiong
Gil
Syracuse
J. Dempseys
Livingston
Hannah
Martha Raye
G. Miller
Kelly
Manning
Dan
Renda
George Trommer
T. Gui
Nan, A. Garté
Detroit
F. D. BR
Willie
White House
Sidney Carroll
Esquire
Dane Sillman
Meet the People
Peaches Browning
S. E. Abrams
Interioy
Sinclair Lewis
William Saroyan
Theater Guild
Comnnight
Winehell
Prank Barzage
M. A
Winchell
Sam
Oslrienes Fy
United States
Walter Winehell
Warninis Ural
Ape
ARIA
Dean Edwards
Gertie Banyoure
Sonty Mente
Carol Lanfis
Brenda Frage
Peer Arno
McConnell
Legion
S.A. Library
Aoliar
Carl
Bemberg
Chambrays
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