Governor Moody Lamps Hope for San Antonio Legion Fund
Governor Dan Moody urged business leaders to subscribe to a $100,000 entertainment fund for the American Legion national convention to be held in San Antonio. By luncheon day nearly 300 members pledged over $20,000, lifting the total to about $65,000 as groups from lumbermen to hotels and trades pledged contributions.
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San Antonio
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Jaber Journal
Social notices mix of teas, meetings, and welcomes in city
Clara and guests host luncheon before departure. St Patrick's tea planned by McKinley Avenue Methodist Church. Spanish War auxiliary schedules 2 pm meeting at Tything Ball. Mr and Mrs McGanna visit en route to Houston. Dr and Mrs Steinweinster in New Orleans. Battle of Flowers rehearsal announced at Catholic Women's Club. Phi Zeta Chi sorority to meet at Arming Wright's home.
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McKinley Avenue
Mivkiganry Society
Fred Smith
Buckingham
Stella Stevens Walker
Battle of Flowers
Catholic Women's Club
Tate
Wary H. Crogeland
Conservation Society Elects New Officers in Los Angeles
Mrs Perry J Lewis is named president of the Los Angeles Conservation Society with Mrs Henry Drought as fourth vice president. The group pledges to continue conserving historical landmarks.
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L. A. Conservation Society
Henry Drought
Community notices and social events page recaps
A crowded schedule shows the Marbleberry area hosting a series of club and PTA gatherings this week. The Riverside Park Parent-Teacher Assn meets at 4 PM Wednesday. the Women’s Club civic health program is set for 4 PM Wednesday. the Woman’s Relief Corps convenes at 2 PM Wednesday at the Pythian Castle hall. In New Anchors, a committee plans a gala during the San Antonio meeting from April 17 to 21, led by Mrs. L. Ye lbeuny and associates. Socials include a bridge luncheon honoring Miss Mary Bess Whatley, a surprise show at Miss Charlotte Lowney’s home for the same bride-to-be, and several guests at other local entertaining events. The Weatherland Village Alumnae gather March 17 for a luncheon, and a Cloverton Ave bridge luncheon honors guests including Miss Virgie Cray and Mrs. Frieda Rounds. A dinner party lauds Mrs. Jacobs, with attendees listed, while Major and Mrs. Kelly host a dinner for a guest. The Texas Historical Association meeting is slated for the Anthony hotel with speakers and special guests, plus a dance in honor of debutante Miss Mary Perrell. St Patrick’s Day decor features a miniature castle centerpiece and silver-taped cloth.
Chief Miller Goes to Oil Holdings in Lone Oil Fight
Chief Miller travels to oil holdings as tensions rise among San Antonio police tied to a suspected gusher near disputed property. Other officers report ongoing friction over control and access to oil prospects in the area.
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Sa Antone Polier Rent
Tayloe In Cotulla Court Diary At Cotulla Pugse Hay
District Judge W Mureau was disqualified as Tayloe, tied to Cotulla court, went to Cotulla Pugse Hay after no loan to grow Akbene Kiatt. GQaylor of Fostyfitih Diattlet court accompanied the proceeding.
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Cotutte Pugse Hay
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Plane Victims From San Jose Crash Laid To Rest
Funeral services were held for Amos Graves Mosely and Harvey Howard, victims of a plane crash near Mission San Jose Sunday evening. Mosely died instantly. Howard survived injuries. Survived by widow Patsy Ruth and two children. Both men were World War II veterans.
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Amos Graves Mosely
Harvey Howard
Mission San Jose
Spring School Work Laid Out For Educational Programs
Sprite study programs at San Antonio aid teachers and principals with a convention of the Department of Superintendence of the National Educational Association held earlier this month in Boston. Superintendent Joluminy and leaders attended, with junior teachers gathering Wednesday for a general meeting. Friday includes a talk on a program and another on the relation of the Three Acts, as part of a broader educational plan.
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Smithon Bond Set After Burglary Hearing in Kerrville
Jack Smithon faced charges of burglary and theft in Kerrville with alleged watches stolen from a victim on Taylor Street. Judge William S. Anderson set bond at $1000, with $300 required for trainees, following a hearing in Thirty-Seventh District Court.
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Jack Smith
William S. Anderson
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Kmith
Kerrville
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Mrs Adams Wins Master’s Degree in Arts at Greeley
Mrs Guyarte Adans, former dean of Kile at Main Arena High School, recently earned a Master of Arts degree at Coloruity Klute Teachers’ College in Greeley. She was among fifty eight winter quarter graduates and served as assistant dean of women at the college.
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Kile
Main Arena High School
Coloruity Klute Teachers' College
Greeley
Here’s Your Chang Girls New York Contest Brief
In New York a contest offers 500 to the American girl judged most surprisingly beautiful without cosmetics or ads. The event invites participation from dresses association members and promises a notable prize.
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Njr Dressers Association
Kotex Special Offer Aimed at Nationwide Distribution
A long promotional note describes a sales offer of two boxes of Kotex at 98 cents with one box free to promote national distribution. It highlights improved fit with unique rounding and tapering, softer filler, reduced chafing, and endorsements from 27 doctors and 83 nurses in hospitals and health departments.
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Ethel Brown Tea Room
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Bridge Duncheon
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Austin
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Gutin Quarter
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Texas Mstorical Landay Association
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National Education Conference
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