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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1930

Page

17

Aunt Stel Criticizes Ardeth’s Modern Fashion, Society Stirs

Ardeth, an orphaned shop girl, rebels against a grim home life. Her Aunt Stel, watching Ardeth and her cousin Bet, grows disapproving as Bet reports a failed kiss from Ardeth’s steady, Neil Burke. Ardeth longs for the life of Jeanette Parker and questions her future.

Ardeth Stel Bet Neil Burke Neil Tom Jeanette Parker

Ardeth’s Quiet Sundays and Family Jealousies

Ardeth, caught between love and family tension, enjoys a Sunday ride with Neil while Aunt Stel and Bet nurse jealousy and scorn. Ardeth’s vanity blurs with a dragon of restraint as her wealthy aunt watches every move in their crowded household.

Neil Burke Bet Pete Prince of Wales Ardeth Neil Stel Bective

Productive Cows Named to Honor Roll in Berar County

Cows yielding over 40 pounds of butterfat per month made the Berar County Dairy Herd Improvement association honor roll. In February 144 cows qualified. J F Riley of Lytle led with an average 22 pounds per cow, Irwin Stoker owned the top individual cow with 58.4 pounds, and six cows topped 50 pounds. The county average cost to produce butterfat was 23.3 cents per pound.

Berar County Albert Merrist Irwin Stoker Ford

Chimpanzee Pit Planned at Tracken Ridge Park

Andrew Marbach city river and park engineer receives bids for a chimpanzee pit in Tracken Ridge Park. Plans and specifications are being drawn for the pit to house a chimpanzee donated by William Random Hearst. The pit location is between the Imoney Island and the bear pit.

Andrew Marbach City River and Park Trackenridge Park William Random Hearst Marbach Imoney Island Bear Pit

Sergeant Made Colonel

Master Sergeant Wimer Kemp, commander of the Wingate ordnance depot at Fort Wingate New Mexico, is named promoted to lieutenant colonel in the reserve. Kemp, a World War I veteran who served as first lieutenant captain and major in ordnance, later became captain of infantry before resigning to stay in the ordnance corps. He took command at Wingate in May 1928, earning commendation from Assistant Secretary of War F Trubee Davison for depot efficiency and leadership. Kemp is a New York native who began service as a private in the First Infantry in 1910s.

Wimer Kemp Wingate Fort Wingate N. M Eighth Corps Fort Sam Houston Kemp Ecaptain Ordnance Department Ordinace Department Tia F. ‘Trubee Davison Wary Reserve Penceal New York First Infantry

Library Directs Annual Contest for Young Poets

The Carnegie library children’s department launches its annual poetry contest this spring. Librarian Mrs Leal Tobuston invites submissions and details are available at the library. The entry period opens this month and will close with the new library’s opening. Exact dates to be announced.

Curtill Carnegie Library Leal Tobuston

Army transfer orders revoked for Major A. Th PB Lands

Revocation of transfer orders places Major A. Th at Gell artillery in San Antonio as an instructor for the Torus National Guard. He is directed to sail from New York on August 20 for duty in the Philippine Islands. He is currently a student at the Arms War College in Washington.

Gell Artillery San Antonio Torus National ‘Guard New York Philippine Islands Iie Arms War College Wasington

Books for Pupils as Prizes at Travis Elementary

About one hundred children's books have been purchased by Travis Elementary School. Principal Miss Tessie McNeill reports one book will be given to a class room for every ten new mothers added to the Parent Teacher Association enrollment.

Travis Tessie McNeill Parent

Paintings to Be Displayed at Veavislement Chapel Exhibit

Descriptions of seven works by noted painters will be exhibited March 22 at Veavislement Chapel. About 140 reproductions will be shown, with proceeds from a small admission going to the school under Miss Bessie McNeill. Opening remarks by Laur i Mathis and Andee Stephen son will introduce students and their pieces including Even ing in June by Jer Hur stable and The Dutch Mower Market by Thy Bolly Branner.

Wiligis Bessie McNeill Lauri Mathis Andee Stephensson Jer Hurstable George Marshall Monm ScDonahl Hazel Dee Jonson Toscnary Miler Edwit Doherty Billy Clack Raymond Stussell Kenest Poswell Charles Fillapony Madame Wuatterfly Janet Preewon Sor Baker Mary Adl Littleanb Betty Brown Ary Bennett Lois Solomon

Play Material Is Being Selected for School Pageant

Selection of casts and equipment for the papernt to be presented at the Vieneon THN elementary school kardan parly April 2 is under was, neneding In Misa Elsie Jordt prin- Hinal.

Vieneon Thn Kardan Parly Neneding Misa Elsie Jordt Prin- Hinal

Remembering Taft Visit in San Antonio 1908

In a reminiscence ATLEE B. AYRES recalls introducing architect Leo Dielman to President William Howard Taft during Taft’s San Antonio stop in 1908. AYRES describes pushing through crowds to a police cordon as Taft’s party prepared to depart from the L. A. T. station on Flores and Alamo streets.

Atlee B. Ayres Leo Dietman Willam Howard Taft Taft San Antonio Att Ranch L.A A. T Dielman

South Side Split Over Incinerator Location

South Side residents argue over where to place the city incinerator. A protest meeting was requested by Mayor Ms Chambers for 10 a.m. Friday with a committee of South Side residents to oppose the Simpson Street site, which may replace the Misaku Road site opposed by the South Side Improvement League. The Simpson Street location is near the former site abandoned years ago due to resident protests over garbage incineration.

Ms Chambers South Side Simpson Street Chambura South Side Improvement League

Maine Delegation Plans Visit No 8 A Maine Delegation

A delegation of about silty citizens from Atonstock Maine will visit San Antonio on March 28. The trip is organized by the Maine Potato Shippers and Growers Association and sponsors including Porter Whaley of the local chamber of commerce and allied Maine groups. The letter notes Texan insight will be offered during their state tour and hints at agricultural links through Avonstock chamber and Maine Development Commission.

Atonstock Maine San Antonio Maine Potato Shippers and Growery Associaion Porter Whaley Chamber of Commerce Avonstock Chamber of Commerce Tale Agricultural Board Associated Industries of Maine Maine Development Commission Whaley Insde

Widening of Dan Pedro Promised By City

Promised street widening along San Pedro avenue from Rosnany plaza to Warren street hinges on property owners on Son Podeo avenue between Frontina platt and Warren Street agreeing to donate land. City officials discuss costs, with Mayor Chambers favoring the project if most owners contribute land, while opposing payments to holdouts. A total estimate around 918,000 to 844,000 is mentioned for sections and frontage.

Son Podeo Avenue Jrontina Platt Warren Streat Mayer C Chasabers Wewey Plsee de Hynnen Myaees Poiter Warren Street Wis catcMy Toy Rosnany Plaza Quincey Steed Dugger Paul KE. Breffler Soong Stettler San Pedro Altough Chambers

National C of C Officials Honored by Local Chamber

National C of C officials Hurd Metolla and Harry Krust were honor guests at a Thursday luncheon at noon hosted by the local junior chamber at the SL Alter? hotel. Several San Antonians planned trips to Cherpig Christi and Laredo Friday and Saturday.

Hurd Metolla Vahisnaw Junige Chamber Rommeren Harry Krust SL Afteny San Antoniang Sillar Company McColla and Kruse Cherpig Christi Laredo Friar End Saturdas

A Most Diversified Catalog Opens Classified Ad Section

A most diversified catalog presents the Light's classified ads with items from baby buggies to yachts and pets to palatial homes. Bargain prices prevail and readers are urged to watch these columns for opportunities.

The Light

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