San Antonians Attend Houston LWGA Conference
Twelve San Antonians led by Mrs. F A Worneday and Miss Grace Channon travel to Houston for a three day WGA conference beginning Tuesday. Other attendees include Mrs B N Martindale Miss Tillian Rogers Mrs Monla Hunter and more. Prominent visitors from national YWCA circles join regional events with addresses and demonstrations planned.
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San Antonians
F. A. Worneday
Grace Channon
W. OO. A
Houston
Mra Hornaday
Chandon
B. N. Martindale
Tillian Rogers
Monla Hunter
Joseph Cunningham
Everetary
Edith Wil‘don
Rodwecher
Babcock
National Student Department
Grace Deve
Infernational Institute
Teestar
Man. L. Hoscett
Fort Worth
Kilke
Baiveston
Mer
Ben Antonians
Protection Pays Off in McCulloch Wolf Club Report
BRADY Texas March 7 McCulloch county nears predatory animal control with a persistent drive by the McCulloch County Wolf Club since October 7 1622. The organization claims benefits to farmers and ranchers total about 700000 dollars, rising with live stock and poultry revenue increases from protection efforts.
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Brady
Texas
McCulloch County
Inrmera
Life Insurance Officials Planned San Antonio Visit in March
Ceoada Life Assurance president Ceo da Life Assurance of Toronto, Yeighten McCarthy, will visit the San Antonio area the week of March 20 with A N Mitchell and B J Trenoulh. The visit, announced by Harry Mt. John, follows an inspection tour of Eastern branches and will include further travels to El Paso and the Rio Grande valley.
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San Antonio
Tater
Tio Grande Val
Man's Brother Dies After Crash
Luther P. Tann, 63, merchant of Kinston, N C, died Saturday in Smithfield, North Carolina, from injuries in an automobile accident. The death notice was received by Sidney C. Tann, a retired lawyer, of Enet Guenther Street.
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Luther P. Tann
Merchant of
Acne and skin care myths from a beauty debate
A fragmented note discusses common acne myths and home remedies. It mentions Emerald Oil and pimples while warning about questionable facial treatments. The text hints at ineffective or unsafe advice and urges caution with unproven products.
Hyde to Address DeMolay Chiefs in Washington Banquet
Kansas City March 7 A declaration notes that Arthur M. Hedest, secretary of agriculture, will address the grand council of DeMolay at a banquet in Washington on March 16. The organization’s international headquarters are here. The Light's new building stands at Broadway and Fifth Street. For ads call Crockett 2400.
Marlandale School Band concert to raise band uniforms
Marlandale High School band and orchestra will perform at 7 p.m. March 13 under Sara Exell. Proceeds will fund uniforms and sweaters for band and orchestra members. The concert opens a monthly series with solos by students.
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Marlandale
Marlandale High
Anti-Slavery Plan Proposed for Liberia Mission
Universal Service in Washington reports the international commission urged appointing three experts to aid Liberia abolition efforts. The plan, disclosed by Samuel Heber Jr an American member, comes as the commission met in Geneva on March 7.
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Universal Service
Washington, D. C
International Commission
Liberia
State Department
Samuel Heber Jr
Drunken Vets Are Warned by Judge Given
Sixty veterans jailed for intoxication were fined and threatened with jail by Judge Ralph Given in Washington D C. He criticized “making a disgraceful display” and warned against patronizing speakeasies and carrying bonus money, calling the practice dangerous.
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Werkar
Washington
DL. C
Ralph
Pronunciation Debate Over San Antonio Name
The editor of the chamber of commerce Wendler from San Antonio faces a query from F A Henry of Fort Wayne Indiana about the correct pronunciation of San Antonio Henry doubts whether Antonio rhymes with tone or tons Wendler explains the matter in a reply to Henry in The San Antonina publication Saturday
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Wendler
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonina
San Antonio
F. A. Henry
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Henry
Antonio
Weddler
Petroleum Survey Ordered by Wilbur Petroleum
At the request of the American Petroleum Institute, Secretary of the Interior Wilbur appointed a voluntary committee to survey supply and demand factors in the petroleum industry for the six months ending September 30, 1931. Visit The Light's new building at Broadway and Fifth Street to place want ads or call Crockett 2400 for an ailment.
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Broadway
Fifth
Crockett
Washington
Marca T
INS
American Petroleum Institute
Secretary of the Interior
Wilbue Otey
The
Light
Croadway
Fifth Street
Crockett’ 2400
Scouts Elect Patrol Leaders Amid Turbulent Meeting
Roy Beouta of Trop 40 leads as patrol names Tobert Cody Talcott and their senior leader The troop holds a Friday election with Steve Smith Feed Fryer and Marvin Clackburn reelected as patrol leaders and Kenneth Wood named scribe The Mothers Club under President Virginie Smith plans activities for the troop.
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Roy Beouta
Trop 40
Tobert Cody
Talcott
Thia
Telcott
Steve Smith
Feed Fryer
Marvin Clackburn
Kenneth
Wood
Scribe
Stra
Virginie Smith
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LWGA
Man
Aske
Petroleum Survey
Wilbur
Wolff & Marx Co
Yale
Nam
Nexson
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