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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1933
Page
12
At the Chicago Century of Progress a Grunow electric refrigerator displays a unique refrigeration unit. The system uses Garrene as a liquid refrigerant, not pressurized gas, simplifying cooling. Harris Sales Co. of 710 West Commerce St. is a Grunow dealer.
First United Presbyterian church of San Antonin marks the United Presbyterian church of America diamond jubilee with a Sunday service. Rev. G F McStravick will speak on the church history faith and service. The church formed 75 years ago from a union of Scottish Reformation branches.
Fifteen men were booked on gambling charges after raids by detectives Vogler and Jackson in the downtown area Friday night. Ten were arrested on North St. Marys Street and five on Soledad.
Rio Rita Inn on Fredericksburg road offers home party service with delivery at a set time. A chef can be sent to serve, decorations provided, and no extra charge for room use. The Old Mexico atmosphere and Mexican plate dinners are highlighted along with the ice box pit dessert. Owned by H. M. Nussbaum.
The Fix-in-Time club formed by E. Shoe Garages and Paint amops offers motorists a safety plan with monthly inspections of brakes steering gear and other parts. Membership costs 2.25 and includes access to insurance indemnity and free minor adjustments. Towing within San Antonio is included and service is available year round.
Mr. Nussbaym states no cog sine or black pepper is used. only the finest imported Mexican peppers flavor dishes at Tila Rila's inn. An unusual stock of Mexican candies and Ata Rita's business items are noted. Daily menu includes special plates and foods like home pickled tongue, corn beef, sandwiches, and imported Swiss cheese.
Beaty Products company in 86 Buena Vista Street maintains direct truck deliveries to retailers. Owner manager Hilzando says service is limited to towns without robberies. Demand grows for Brilla Glosscomb hair dressing noted for grease-free formula and distinctive finish.
A Beauty Products company markets Brillo Glasscomb for lustrous hair and strict ingredient purity under the Berlin trade name. It also produces toilet separations in milk and custom formulas, along with Cocoanut oil shampoo, brillatine, and perfumes branded as The Orn. Jane Noble offers job placement ads on Broadway at Fifth Street.
The recent young people's conference of the Bynod of Texas will be summarized at High Wad Park Presbyterian Church every evening. Reports will be delivered by delegates Rey Cox Bernice Blaxom Virginia Greer and Cerolyn Winters with a brief pastors talk accompanying the program led by Pastor Dr Daxter Greer.
Dr. L. E. Salfridge, superintendent of home missions for Western Texas, will conduct both services at Beeville Blessed Hill Presbyterian Church Sunday. Pastor Rev. A. V. Benod leads revival series in Beeville. Delegates from Kerrville Presbyterian youth conference report at Christian Endeavor meetings Sunday night.
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