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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1939
Page
12
Regional notes recount a bustling plaza scene with musicians writers and performers. mentions Seng Nami and Eddie Herrera, and a Walker Don’t Strain Your Eyes ad. Reports about Aspen markings and Lake Chutes show a crowded downtown with varied personalities and social chatter.
A faulty report from a subcommittee of the National Association of Honey Officials discusses the Alzan courts and Auntle Housing project. H Strah Nayfach leads a roundtable as the panel reviews reducing maintenance costs and original expenditures while planning a field trip to Auntly for construction assessment.
A fragmentary report describes Breckenridge student Loonant Prank earning recognition and a trip to Ausliny for a dance event. It mentions a Seattle style pageant, special Hommlesston honors, and a strained reference to Wheel Ws education and camera imagery amid snowy scenes.
A student at Brackenridge High School, McNair, studies law as part of a civic education program. She aims to earn a bachelor of arts degree at the University of Gothen and California College before attending law school in Lebanon.
Rev Claude Canterbury, newly appointed assistant rector of St Mark's Episcopal, comes from a background in New York public schools. He will supervise youth programs and will reside at 105 West King's Street rectory.
The Rev Helity W Hon Xin of Pittabary NY will preach at St Mark's on Sunday. The Rev Ant Wevijetoyy will be at a parish on Midu Avenue High sales fear aged sideweed ie Wai Virstly GF. Texas and Combia will WWKSHy before wenduccing Iron Gene era theologion seminary NYC. another talk scheduled at 8 at Maries ehweh Sunday.
Chief Riry Ashworth announced a new police school for regular and detective officers starting Monday. The program will cover criminal and civil law, crime prevention, preservation of evidence, and police rules with about 40 attending per class. Leaders and instructors will include named figures, and captains and lieutenants were convened to arrange shift schedules and outline course details.
A Methodist Episcopal Church in South Win Nave will dedicate a plaque to bishops and pastors. Bishop John M. Moore and three others will receive the honor in a ceremony at Trevis Park with Alburt P. Shikkay delivering a sermon titled The Tulihess of Joy.
Terry Rey announces sermon topic for Sunday morning at Mathison Gyuste Presbyterian on Jevieno Road. Services synchronize with Union Brenig at University of Bau ANG campus.
The Hey Orthur Rutledge, recent graduate of Southern Baptist seminary in Tonisglue Hy, will be guest preacher at Conti Baptist church. In the absence of Rev R B Lloyu, the substitute, a former Se Antonia minister, will lead the service.
Seventeen new Rotary club members were inducted at the St Anthony Kean gathering with an address by newly installed President Willard Simpson. He highlighted Rotary’s vocational, community and international aims and noted recent international recognition for the club’s services. Delegates listed include Dick Johnson H Lloyd Davis A C Ditina Curtis J Djernis Arthur Achtmmel Stoning and E Ekhoff among others.
By ARUN KALE. The Match bill counts no ops before they are embarked. It highlights tactics and patronage across states, while critics warn of new reforms and disinformation. The piece reflects on political maneuvering amid a shifting media landscape and public expectations.
The Witte Museum acquired paintings by Peter L. Mohusted and Antonis Argist depicting the Rio Grande area around Wrigley. The works were painted during an expedition with Meliberd OF te Banthe west Texax Arelittalopteal society and the Wible plbseum and presented in Halares.
Fragmentary report describes upper air observations from Stinson AALS and Saline Nowe with radiosonde launches near Haynie and Boerne on July 47. Reports mention observers Jesus Chandles and BL Wood, instruments providing temperature humidity and pressure data for charting, though many details are garbled.
The Rev. Alpert F. Starkey, pastor of Travis Park Baptist church, will deliver the lecture Sunday morning before members of the Business Men's Bible class at Cumter hotel. He appears the prize of Rev. Sb. Ray Lindley, regular lecturer. The class begins at 11:15 a.m.
Georgia pastor Dr Crogaley Morgan will fill the pulpit at Augusta First Presbyterian Church this Sunday. Absence notices cited for several pastors and a warning circulated among church members as Rev Bos Mestenvick is slated to preach Sunday evening and lead the church school in the building.
Three act comedy to be presented for several weeks. Rev Jon A Beierzer to speak at JGWNGe ChE on Treasure Seekers. Papa Rehive a three act beaming Vortexty by Shirdi Mr Scheiver to present series praneh of Holy Nae sselely. Book Of Tevela jat in pen Sunday service details.
Restoration work on the ancient canal linking the San Juan region to missions is underway. Funded by the San Juan Ditch Company with European oversight, the project aims to divert water to sustain settlements while taming erosion and protecting historical routes. Local Franciscan labor supports the effort as engineers describe the canal as a major early engineering feat.
Jesco Portillo, 21, of 223 Arden Grove Street, was arrested after walking away from police a second time. He faced a fine for assault on a city chain gang, had $28.84 in radios valued, and was assigned to work in the city jail while awaiting further processing. A witness noticed his earlier departure from the police station.
A Missouri student from Joseph's College in Ly Missouri prepared to address youths at a recreation center at 9 a.m. The invitation to speak was extended by Mrs. GC Groos and I. Cu ee, aiming to promote good behavior among attendees.
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