Country Club Breakfast Honors Bride To Be at San Antonio Club
Social notes recount a Friday breakfast at San Antonio Country Club in honor of Miss Josephine Spencer, with ensuing terrace luncheon arrangements. The event featur ed a green cloth table setting and spring blooms as guests mingle with Mrs. Gilbert Wright and Mrs. Sfoward Pardoe hosting. Several returning college guests and local society members are mentioned, including Miss Roxano Baroy and Miss Anne Georgs, with later notices of weddings and upcoming receptions among prominent San Antonio families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert,wright
Sfoward Pardoe
San Antonis Country Ouu
Josephine Spencer
Robert ‘Tucker
Astrid Syith
Roxano Baroy
Anne W Georgs
Ann Finnlgy
Dorothy Gill
Mary Adams Maverick
Tachy Hal Ren
Emily Paites
Keith Lunn Sville
Av Wright
Karolyn Pardan
Roscoe Spencer
Ay Spencer
Wi Ie Wride-Elect
Herbert Tucker
Julia Zwikel
Frank Gillespi
Milton Spencer
A. B Spencer Dh
Jo Ladovic
EvGlyn White
Dr and Mrs Taylor Host Garden Party for Bible Class
Dr and Mrs S H Taylor will host a garden party Friday at their home for the Bible class of Central Christian Church. Honor guests include Rev and Mrs Job W Kerns of Austin. Class organized 1934 during Rev Kerns’ ministry. Members listed for the musical program and serving duties.
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Sota H. Taylor
I Kerns Dihle
Central Olrisian
Tide Home
Jobin W. Kerns
Austin
Kerns
Central Cristian
Stewarts Vacation at Hunt Country Place
Miss Hilzaboell Sitwell of Pril fon Politah Poylisnd spri the past week in the ghost of Dorothy Boehmte. Miss Stewart's vnlaver Georgy Stewart visits Hunt Country for the week as Colonel Stewart and Mrs. Stewart arrive from Portland. Mrs. Stewart stays at St Anthratty while Miss Steinvayt and Colonel Stewart attend to Miss Hoehne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hilzaboell
Sitwell
Pril' Fon
Stewart
Portland
St Anthratty
Mise Steinvayt
Colonel Stewart
Doris White Complimented At Supper In Garden Party
Miss Doris White was complimented at a dinner given by Thomas Lawson Hagy at the home of Mr and Mrs John Hagy on Thursday evening. Supper in the garden featured varied colored lamps and small tables. guests included Mary Connell, Helen Stingle, Minnie Shore, Bernice Barnett, Doris Hagy, Lalitaacy, Tom Hagy, Renee Winter, Diver Winkenhower, Avron Bruinmen, George Dots Let Birch, Gladly Volgit, and Mr and Mrs John Hagy and Mr and Mrs Mac Hal Knapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris White
Thoms Lawson Hagy
Wai Mt
Mises Mary Connell
Helen Stingle
Minte Shur
Bernice Barnett
Doris Hagy
Lalita Acy
Tom Hagy
Renee Winte
Ditver Winkenhower
Acvon Bruinneman
George Dots Let Birch
Gradly Volgit
John Hagy
Machal Knapp
Munson hosts Detroit guests with garden supper
Mr and Mrs Munson entertain Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs Jawls Cromwell with a garden supper Saturday night at their West King s Way Home. Joe George Webster arrives from Galveston to visit Mr and Mrs W D Masterson as the Linebarger couple depart for Colorado for the remainder of the summer.
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Mrs. Munson
Detroit
Houston Misa
West King's Birth
Bir
Jawls Cromwell
Mich
George Webster
Galveston
W. D. Masterson
Linebarger
Colueide
Alnmer
Honor for Miss Josephine Spenser at Spencer Home
A forthcoming informal gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs A. Spencer will honor Miss Josephine Spenser. Guests including Mrs D W Hissoen and Mrs Millen Spentee are expected to attend, with a casual reception and light refreshments planned.
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Josephine Openesy
Millen Spentee
D. W. Hissoen
Spencee
Mrs B Ay Koteh Leaves for Florida Visit
Mrs B Ay Koteh plans a Florida trip visiting relatives and friends including Mrs L A Wilte and Mrs HA Gites. Koteh will travel through Tallahassee Pensacola and New Orleans for about two weeks. Also noted are visits by Mr and Mrs Den Whittenberg of Daten to Mr and Mrs Carl Stuphen.
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B. Ay Koteh
Florida
R.adleh
Talatka
L. A. Wiilte
HA. Gites
Katen Willso
Minna
Tallahassee
Pensacola
New Orleans
den Whittenberg
Daten
Carl Stuphen
Luncheon Honors Jeff High Graduate Mildred Caldwell
Mrs Douglas King hosted a Friday luncheon at the Sask An toto Cotteg club in honor of Miss Mildred Caldwell a June graduate of Thomas Jefferson The event drew about twelve guests including Miss Warwick Rust of Pairinx Virginia visiting Dr and Mrs Joseph Brown with future nuptials of Milas Reust and Robert Brown noted in attendance
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Hic
Douglas King
Sask Antoto Cotteg Club
Mildred Caldwell
Thomas Jefferson
Social Calendar for L A Friday Evening in San Antonio
Social notes from a Fort Sam Houston area event list lauding Mrs All Harley’s biffel sipper at the San Antonio Country Club. Guests include Miss Josephine Spencer and Tinker Spencer vridal, with remarks on weekling rehearsal and wedding party ties to Teekrt Sprycer and Ap pencer. Patricia Dickinson hosts a later bungalow slipper event at Cotease with Mrs Bickin Snquitelers and Ellodye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Harley
San Antonio Country Club
Josephine Spencer
Tinker-Spencer
Milton Spencer
Appencer
Patricia Dickinson
Bickin- Sn Quitelers
Fort
Edwards Depart for Galveston and Orient Trip
Mr and Mrs Raymond Edwards depart for Galveston after a six week visit with his parents Mr and Mrs A E Howell. Mrs T Campbell and Kate Schenck also leave for an extensive trip to the Orient aboard the liner setting in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond. Edwards
Galveston
Tyrus Janes Hower
Ft. Gampbell
Kate Schenck
Orient
Frank Gillespies Hosts Buffet Supper at Garden Party
Mr and Mrs Frank Gillespie hosted a Thursday evening buffet at their garden. Guests included Miss Josephite Spencer and her fiancé Robert Ticker with their brides party. Decor featured Shante daisies and a list of ladies assisted in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gillespie
Josephittee Spencer
Robert Ticker
Mesdames
A.B. Spencer
Berhart Tucker
Julia Kunkel
Ian Newton
K. C. Greenwall
Raymond Barnes
Charles Armstrong
Wilant Pordtrand
G. Tabi
Albert West Oz
Pilon Ritel Calyoun Travels With Mother in California
Pilon Ritel Calyoun travels with her mother Aire Rogers Martindale through Hollywood mingling with stars. She speaks of Ann Harding, observes the LMA radio hour, visits the Brown Derby in Long Beach, and plans to return soon as sister Virginian Johnson arrives.
Reserve Officers Host Cocktail Party for Bennetts
Reserve officers of One Twenty-third Infantry hosted a cocktail party Thursday from 6 to 7 at the Tyenkys Officers' Club in honor of Lieut and Mrs Robert H Bennet, who are leaving for their new station at Fort Benning Georgia. The event, attended by about 90 guests, featured a daisied and marigold decorated setting.
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One Twenty-third Infantry
Tyenkys
Tasfantry Officers’ Club
Roberk H. Bennett
Soen
Foth Benning
Georgia
Mrs H I Brees Heads To Ohio For Columbus Visit
Mrs H I Brees leaves for Columbus Ohio by train Thursday to visit sister Mrs P F H Bate, wife of Lt Dolphie Baird. Gen and Mrs Parsons to give dinner party for officers club. Miss Halicume Slinper and Phil Campbell of Goliad to attend Tucker Spencer wedding at St Anthony. Burnett arrived from Rustin after two weeks at Western court session.
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H. I. Brees
H. J Brees
Brees
Fighth Corps
Jeff San Antonio
Columbus
Ohio
Shay
PF. H. Bated
Dolphie Baird
Halicume Slinper
Phil Campbell
Goliad
Josephine Spencer
Tubes Tucker
St. Anthony Nate
Jamas Medoluos Burnett
Rustin
Burnett
Wexterr
Daspphine Selremer
Clem Mame Ades
Uncle Sam as Forest Ranger Poster Aids Forest Fire Campaign
President Roosevelt approves a government poster depicting Uncle Sam in forest ranger uniform to promote forest fire prevention. The image, donated by Montgomery Finge, will be distributed to campers to save about 49,000,900 acres yearly. The poster bears the slogan Your forest Your fault Your loss with Uncle Sam pointing to a shrinking forest aid.
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Washington
Jude
Roosevelt
Dasrus
Montgomery Finge
Uncle Bail Jy
Campaigh
Uncle Sam
Jess
Postoffice Clerk Checks Wedding Gifts Its Address in Society
Augusta Ga June 23 The Augusta post office assigns a clerk to scan society pages to verify wedding gift recipients. This duty aims to prevent miscrediting by correctly identifying recipients and ensuring gifts reach the right households.
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Augusta
Augusta Post Office
Post Office
Colored pavements to beautify visitors at fair
San Francisco planners for the 1920 Golden Gate Exposition propose mixing shades of red in paving to uplift walkway tones and give pathways a new luster. The aim is to make women visitors look younger and reduce eye strain by colored pavements on sidewalks, floors, and paths.
Suit Won in 21 Minutes at Lincoln Nevada Trial
News brief from Lincoln Nevada reports a 29 year old suit, lengthy pretrial, decided in 21 minutes by the district court jury. The case began in 1908 as a $105 judgment action, with recovery plus interest estimated around a large sum.
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Suit
Lincoln
Nev
Pension Chief Silent On Payment To Firemen
TD McHugo secretary of the pension board refused to disclose names dates and circumstances surrounding three pension grants. The board awarded Mrs Maude Clyde of Ohio a 54 monthly pension for a deceased fireman and 5950 for disabilities to Joseph F Walters. McHugo said the fireman’s name and death details would not be released despite questions about public records.
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TD. McHugo
Fire and Polis Pession Board
Ohio
Wrese
Sen Antonio
Maude Clyde
Hilo
McHugo
Worad
Butt
Joseph F. Walters
McHuge
Pension Board
Free Swim Lessons by Mail Offered
HOLLYWORH June 25. Larry Cradle former Olympic champion has started a free correspondence course in swimming for movie fans who write for pointers. A Port Wayne reader and others in Tajownre seeking guidance followed his lead, drawing nationwide publicity. Crabbe developed a “gaQ-order” solution to handle the flood of requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollyworh
Larry
Buster
Cradle
Hag
Wayne
Youlls
Nim @ Setter
Crabbe
Tortillas Stir Debate Over Machines and Craft
Stela Ojeda, maker of hand pressed tortillas in Lie primitive Mexican fashion, argues that machine produced tortillas fail to match the taste and texture of hand made varieties. She notes that local Latin community preferences favor traditional methods and resists higher machine produced costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkins
Stela Ojeda
Indians Have Their Own Jonah Story
Queets Washington June 25 Chiefs recount a Qua-Ti the Benevolent tale in which Qua-Ti’s brother is swallowed by a giant fish in the Ratt River. The hero drops heated stones to force the fish to disgorge its catch as the stream recedes. The fish is cooked, but his brother dies in the event.
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Jonah
Wash
Howcattle
Qua-Ti
Ratt
Quah
Tasty Stripes Enwange Flat Feature Recipe Sprawl
A garbled recipe column touts baked fish with cucumber slices and evaporated milk for creaminess, recommending a Graham Cracker pie crust for novices. It touts Bermerkers pie crust and provides multiple dessert and frosting ideas, inviting readers to request a prize booklet from Mildred Kitchen in San Antonio.
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Amiateur
Weill
Mildred Kitchen
San Antonio
Man Makes Bail on Theft Charge in County Jail Release
Alfonso de la Garza wanted in Monterrey Mexico linked to a theft of 68 200 pesos from a bank and other pockets. He posted a 3000 bond and was freed from the county jail on Friday. Shositl Witl W. Wood plans to extradite him to Mexican authorities if Mexicans hand over to Bexar County. Also sought are Juan Felan Jose Garcia and Jose Morin in the slaying of Guirlon and u fernia Ramos siblings who lived on San Ins street. De la Garza faced charges tied to creditors in Havaslilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso de la Garza
Monterrey
Mexico
Shositl Witl W. Wood
de In Garza
Maxinans
Bexar County
Juan Felan
Jose Garcia
Jose Morin
Guirlon
Ufernia Ramos
San Ins Street
de la Garsa
Havas Lilt
Hoover Urges Colleges to Teach Law Enforcement Across Curricula
Washington June 25 The FBI chief J Edgar Hoover called for colleges to institute courses on law enforcement and crime detection to educate youth for public service. He urged separating policing from politics and argued that trained, ethical officers will raise community standards and ensure integrity and efficiency in law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
G-men
Itu
Hoover
Grinnell Coeds Face Wedding Odds in Echo-Labor Society
Grinnell college echo-lastic toner society records show since 1818 only 74 of 145 members married. About 60 percent chance of marriage is inferred. None of the coeds who remained unmarried in the last two years belonged to the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Grinnell College
Gueng
Banapanto Independent School District Surplus Report
The Ban Aplanto Independent School District reports a surplus of 21,414.61 dollars to apply to next year’s maintenance costs. Business Manager Paul Youngblood presented figures to Board President Hall, noting maintenance expenses for the past year at 3,193,469.43 and net receipts at 3,194,804.44. Board expects to collect by August about 442,144.00 with 31,528.62 from the state for vocational training, 6,000 from county and district funds, and 6,843.06 from Los Angeles Heights for buildings. The board is currently without a formal budget due to a state-law shift to a September 1 to August cycle, with a three-month budget ramp to occur this year. Youngblood denied rumors of resignations, stating no intentions to leave and no changes planned unless compelled by personal business.
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Ban Aplanto Independent
Appy
Paul ‘Bencit
Briday
Hall. Youngblood
Youngblood
Setialz
Beholz
Fuitton
Los Angeles Heights
Scholes
Hobks
Youdyblood
Seizure on Gillespie Street Nets Beer Confiscation
Police seized 96 bottles of beer and a prohibition era crock in a raid on Gillespie Street. In a house in the 100 block, one man was arrested.
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Gillespie Street
Gilespie Street
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