Palm Sunday observances fill week in San Antonio churches
Palm Sunday ushers in a week of religious observances across San Antonio churches. Highland Park Presbyterian proclaims Palm Sunday Loyalty Day with Dr. Baxter D. D. Greer preaching on The Loyalty of Love. Mount Olive Lutheran confirms 14 communicants. First Presbyterian hosts cantata From Olivet to Calvary with Eric Harker and Wally Gurich. St. John's Lutheran features a three generation confirmation and talk by Prof. A. Wiederaenders on Assured of Salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
Baxter D. D. Greer
Mount Olive Lutheran Church
Lalm Lee Bechm
Carmen Garza
Vivien van Cleave
Jack Melvin
First Presbyterian Church
North Alamo
Fourth Streets
Fong
Christ
Chais
St. Mark's Episcopal
Beacon Hi
First Presbyterian
Eric Harker
Wally Gurich
Karitone
Walter Dubham
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian Church
Aertel
Optimism at Older Boys Conference in San Antonio
Dr. Thomas H. Taylo president of Howard Payne college told the Older Boys Conference in San Antonio that American youth showed improvement and would not “go to the logs.” The meeting continues through Sunday with a Friday session by David Thritt of San Antonio. A smoking contest and officer elections are set for Saturday at Travis Park Methodist Church followed by a sightseeing tour and buffet dinner at Thomas Jefferson High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Taylo
Howard Payne College
Yo AL GA
Antonio
Faylor
Travis Park Methwnitt Church
David Thritt
San Antonio
Thritt
Texas A
M. College
Travis Park Methodist Church
Thomas Jefferson High School
Methodist Circle elects delegate from McKinwey Avenue church
The Night Circle of the Women's Missionary Society at McKin Wey Avenue Methodist Church met Saturday and elected Mrs. Maudie Bulledge of 18 Halliday Avenue as a delegate to the Shean Mut meeting of the Women's Missionary Society to be held in Lakefield Yorhum on April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Circle
Women's Missionary Society of
McKin- Wey Avenue
Methodist Church
Mis
Chester Greeman
Day Avenue
Maudie Bulledge
Lake Field
Yor.hum
Sooner Dam Nears Completion After Martial Law
Oklahoma City reports the Sooner Dam project valued at 20 009 000 dollars nears completion under guard oversight to impound water until Governor Leo D Phillips signals. The governor declared martial law amid fears the dam would flood state roads and bridges and impact compensation. Public Works Administration official Posen of the state was ordered to resume road and bridge repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Lo Jast
Grand River
My- Mennl Guard
Leo D. Phillips
Publc Works Administration
Lasiire Posen
SBR
Athe Ut SM
GET GOAT? IT S HERD TO SA Mullikin couple own dairy herd
Mr and Mrs T W Mullikin of 222 West Harding boulevard suddenly own a part dairy herd. They became goat keepers years ago after doctors advised goat milk for a stomach disorder. Their herd of about 350 head yields 45 quarts of milk daily with some sold and others distributed to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Ww
Mullikin
Mullikins
West Harding Boulevard
Ihr
Lutheran Church to Receive Class Confirmation at 7:30 PM
A Lutheran church plans a confirmation service for a class of children including Leatrice Larraine Albert Ben Waller Bruno Jr Milfred Blain Bary Joyce Krbel Chamberlain Billie Maxing Cornoy Melba Adele Dulinig William Henry Henneke Charles Edward Jackson Plessie June Dusti Briton Fitch Kunnecke Herman Henry Kupferagel LaNelle Iris Lay William Wallace Lerich Bernice Hardy List Hildegard Marx Robert Bwitg Mayer Nelson Harrell Mayer John Carles Stahl. Anniversary services commemorate the confirmation classes of 1915 and 1835 at 7:30 p.m. at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merr
Ie Gree Lutheran Ehnich
Avenur E
Pilly Street
Tn. m
Leatrice Larraine Albert
Ben Waller Bruno Jr
Milfred Blain Bary
Joyce Krbel Chamberlain
Billie Maxing Cornoyer
Melba Adele Dulinig
William Henry Henneke
Charles Edward Jackson
Plessie June Dusti
Briton Fitch Kunnecke
Herman Henry Kupferagel
LaNelle Iris Lay
William Wallace Lerich
Bernice Hardy List
Hildegard Marx
Robert Bwitg Mayer
Nelson Harrell Mayer
John Carles Stahl
Tech High Announces Open House on March 28
Tech High will hold its annual open house on March 28. The event coincides with the Texas Vocational Association convention in San Antonio. Exhibits are being prepared by all divisions to showcase occupations taught at the school.
Deathless Days Drive to Start Campaign by GC Police
The GC police safety campaign Deathless Days will launch Monday under L Dabby guidance. Officials announce a city record of 22 consecutive days without a traffic fatality and plan a ceremonial display with balloons at the police station.
Thief at Candle Shop Prompted Saturday Theft
Police report a man entered a candle shop at 118 South Medina Street and, while proprietor Read retrieved candles, stole a $30 typewriter. Other Saturday thefts include Theo Hamilton’s backyard pickup, CG Braswell’s leather jacket and knife, Envique Delay’s car parts, and a car stereo theft on Mary’s Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D. Reed
Waverly Drive
South
Medina Street
Read
Theo Hamilton
Ash Street
Bruck
CG. W. Braswell
Arcadia Street
San Antonio
Torreon Street
Bill Perry
Boulth
Bigfoot Man Killed in Highway Tragedy
Devine March 1 Joe Mc Mickle of the Big Foot community was run down by a motorist on Thursday night and died en route to Devine for medical aid. Mc Mickle had just returned from San Antonio on the night bus and was walking to his farm when the accident occurred. The deceased is survived by his widow two daughters his mother Mrs E E McMickle two brothers Henry Devine and Byrd Corpus Christi and two sisters Mrs Naeglen and Mrs Hoetmon of San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devine
Joe Mc “Mickle
Big Foot
McMickle
San Antonio
E. E. McMickle
Henry
Byrd
Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi; and Wo Sixturs
Naeglen
Hoetmon
San AnTonia
Childre Headed Amy Lodge Ceremony With Officers Installed
Childre Saturday nights soble grand of Army lodge No. 95 was presided over by District Deputy Grand Master Claud J. Carter. Phil H. Petty was installed as vice grand Seg Monrac Pleasanta secretory Setel Clyde Lae treasurer. Grand lodge of Texas and Rebocerrs meet in Waco Marvel 8 to 2 AM. Convention to meet in San Antonio later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childre
Army Lodge No. 95
Claud J. Carter
Phil H. Petly
Seg Monrac Pleasanta
Secretiry
Sad Setel
Clyde Lae
Grand Todge
Texas
Waco
Marvel
San Antonio
Actress and Mate Parted in Hollywood Scandal
Dolores Del Rio admitted trouble in her ten year marriage to art director Ge Gibbons amid fresh Hollywood gossip. Nearby, Wendy Barrie faced a mailbox intrusion linked to a robbery scare as Santa Monica youth Stone was arrested on suspicion of robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Marvel i
Dolores del Rig
Ge Dri¢ Gibbons
Wendy Barrie
Waarre Ruunner
Paley Spriggs
Lin
del Rio
Gibbons
Daime del Rio
Mexico City
Orson Welles
Jyouthial
Yvoresdt
Virgina Nicolyon Welles
Bernard Ronald Robert Stone
Santa Monica
Vend
Grover Armistrong
Tie Tel
Wendy Bartie
Starinakeld Fitself N O Membe
Melvin Purvis
Bureau of Special Investigatenrs
Miss Barne
Stone
Dielmann to Head Charter Group Seeks City Annexation Merger Study
Henry Dievmann, assistant city attorney, was appointed temporary chairman of the city charter revision committee by Mayor Maury Maverick. Carl Wright John failed to lead but would join as a member. The group will meet to select a permanent chairman and broaden its scope to study suburb annexation and a possible city county merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dievmann
Htttorney
Maury Maverick
Carl Wright Johnfail
Gan Antonio
Maverick
FDR Aims to Attend White House Correspondents Banquet
President Roosevelt battled a persistent cold but sought to attend a White House Correspondents Association dinner tonight. Officials said his condition remained precarious yet hopeful, with the White House noting he could attend if improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White Hose Correspondents Association
Hansen Officinix
Woman acquitted in gaming raid at Hackberry Street
Mrs Byrd of 1722 South Hackberry Street and guests were acquitted in Corporation Court after a raid on their home by vice officers. Judge Temple Calhoun said the officers did their duty. Other defendants also cleared of gaming charges and listed with addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
South Hackberry Street
Temple Calhoun
Jas
W. H. Bodenburg
Fern Street
Calhoun
Chaves Rine Dr
Church to Stage Financial Canvass
The Beacon Presbyterian Church announces an annual financial campaign to begin Sunday afternoon under the direction of S. L. Ply. Dr. A. V. Boasnd will preach on the Parable of the Heart at 11 a.m. Luncheon will follow the morning service, and officers plan to contact the entire membership in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon
Presbyterian Church
Gl-Mendes
S. L. Ply
A.V. Boasnd
Presch
M. Lunehven
Pruc- Mealy
Galveston Mayor Tours Federal Housing Projects
Galveston Mayor Brantley Harris visited San Antonio to inspect federal low rent housing projects and planned to observe Austin's similar program. He sought to understand operations before launching Galveston’s own housing project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brantley Harris
Galveston
San Antonin
Lexis
Maury Maverick
Austin
Iso
Harris
Southton Rural School Wins Memory Contest Again
Southton rural school students captured the memory contest for the second straight year in the county rural school division of the Interscholastic league literary tournament. Shirley Mary Iret Mair and Jean Chambley won top honors, defeating 13 other teams as they themed 80 paintings with nationalities, types, and 40 to 50 unfamiliar objects. The silver loving cup remains with Southton as blue ribbons were awarded to winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southton Rural School
County Rural School
Edgewood School
Shirley Mary
Rearealdt
Iret Mair
Jean Chambley
W. A. Riley
Southion
Southian School
Seances Jet at St Marks Seances Week Observance
Observance of Holy Week at St Mark s includes daily prayer services through Holy Thursday with noon preaching by various clergy. Easter programs feature the choir under Walter Langham and a Friday night appearance at the auditorium. Special services include holy communion and an infant baptism on Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evereth H. Dobes
Wiliam ‘T. Capers
Chude E
Canterbury
Luther BD
Miller
Thessay
Robert M. Allen
Samuel O. Sapers
Mr. Jones
St. Mark's Choir
Walter Lanham
Church to Confirm Its Largest Class at Services
St Luke's United Lutheran Church at 2824 West Houston Street will confirm its largest class during 10 30 a m services Sunday led by Rev James F Vorkoper. Class members include Norma Ahr Mary Lee Bonn Gloria Jas Dreyer Edith Ewald Isobel Graf Bernice Nadyne Robinson Davis Wernli Margaret Young Fadl Geisler Calvin Graf Eugene Graf Wilbura Kern Benno Lakhneh Clyde Swanson. Reunion of all classes confirmed and a church history reunion to be held Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's
Child Sings Witn Languages At Four
A four year old girl living at 107 Morales Street sang in multiple languages for her birthday celebration. Relatives including her grandmother Mrs Falby and father Ian Burges attended as the child demonstrated singing in German Italian Spanish and English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prylis Jove Knap
Mile Butapp
Morales Street
Ian Burges
Wtwil
Anguist
Tayursday
WBE
Mra. P. Falby
Dhe Thali
Carnival on Lawn at City Hall Meets Protest
The city parks and planning board led by Mrs J W Fane protested use of City Hall lawn and adjacent streets by a carnival last week. They warned replanted grounds with mowers and shrubs could be damaged. Mayor Maury Mayrick expressed sympathy and welcomed site-change suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Parks and Planning Board
J. W. Fane
City Commission
City Hall
Maury May'r
Exports Lower on Merchandise in February
The commerce department reported U S merchandise exports were down slightly in February after a wartime rise, yet still about seven percent higher than a year earlier. Also notes a separate incident in March where Dick Golden, a state game protector, killed a 460-pound buck after Jim Serves was gravely injured by the deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
United States
Buck
Pratt, &An
Dick Golden
Jim
Serves
Local Briefs Highlight Community Notables and Events
The Bexar Facts recounts a mix of local items: hospital progress reports for TOM Nix, birthday mentions for HENRY KOHLER, and a downtown spotlight on BUD DY MYERS and his seeing eye dog. Mentions include EVE-LA, ROB COMPTON as a flight instructor, LEWIS ALLEN in the clouds, and LORRAINE POZE in Uvalde. Also notes legal updates on a death penalty case for Crawford, life imprisonment for a shell-shocked defendant, and upcoming weddings and anniversaries. The cosmetology students at Tech High reveal their Spring Garden plans. Additional items include ALFRED RONDE’s publicity work for a Marine corps bid and JAY RALSTON eyeing Hollywood productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brady
Louise Felty
TOM Nix Hospital
Tomy
School Board
Edgar Wander
Eve
L.A
Rob Compton
Ang
Lewis Allen
Conargu
Lorraine Poze
Crawford
Iso
Rice
Alia Prassel
R. Early Willson
Ie F
EL Muellers
John Kagys JR
Tech
Reas
Alfred Ronde
J Ob
Maring Corps
San Diego
Gallf
Jay Ralston
James Roosevelt
Hollywood
Bobby" Bawry
Gunter Room
Jury Convicts Man in Slaying of Wife and Three Others
Laney H. Crawford, 41, was found guilty of first degree murder in Los Angeles for the killings of his wife and three others. The verdict comes after a high profile trial that drew local attention to the violent case and its shocking casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Laney H. Crawford
Movicente
World War Veteran Accused in Canyon Car Crash
Crawford's attorney seeks a new trial after the 4 World War veteran allegedly drove the family auto over a 1000-foot canyon wall. The State claims he moved down the canyon path and endangered passengers. insurance valued at $20,500 with wife Elva and children Alice, Helen, and Pau listed. Crawford remained silent as the verdict neared yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Crawfort
Elva
Alice
Helen
Pau
Burleson Woman Put Under Observation In State Asylum
Mrs Jenn de May Walker Burleson 51 slayer of Mrs Richard C Burleson former wife of her husband was ordered by Circuit Judge G Duncan Bellinger to undergo 49 days observation at the State asylum. The case follows a recent killing in a local cafeteria when a man identified as Galveston artist and suffragist leader killed the 35 year old wife of a United States army colonel with a rusty pistol. The order was issued after an affidavit by City Health Officer P S Paxhe and consent of Sulivitar A FP Spigner. The prisoner had been in a private sanatorium and authorities sought psychiatric evaluation before any further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Jenn de May Walker Burleson
Richard C. Burleson
Burleson
Galveston
Texas
United States Army
Coronel
G. Duncan Bellinger
Paxhe
Sulivtar A. FP. Spigner
Rev J O Rail Opens 2 Week Revival at Pleasanc Lua Pak Chere
Revival set to begin with Rev James O Rail delivering sermons on How May I Snow There by God. Services listed for Sundays and weekdays with congregations encouraged to attend as the event unfolds across two weeks at Christ Wil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
A. Am. Sundry
James O
P. Oh
Om. Sunil
Typing Champ to Appear Here in San Antonio March
Bovey Stapert, former world typing champion, is slated to appear in San Antonio on March 1 and 20 under the auspices of a national event. Financial records show total expenditures and receipts for the fiscal year, including working balances and customs receipts, with notable debt figures and gold holdings listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bovey Stapert
Charmpion
T Nemonsteatt
San’ Anonto
Underwood
Washington
Marely
Protestant Church Women Hear Reports at Luncheon
At the quarterly luncheon of the Council of Protestant Church Women held at the Protestant Orphans Home on West Voorlaar avenue in Rex HFP Hamilton reported on the Salvation Army home and the orphanage noting 170 children. Committees noted cooperation with negro glee clubs for a recent spiritual program at Olive Street Methodist Church and reports were heard from several members including Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Warral about Easter sunrise service plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Protestant
Orphanys Home
Waste Voorlach Avenue
Rcs
Hamllon
Salvation Army Home
Lily Broadus
J. C. Willis
Olive Street Methodist Church
Leonard Hensley
Eugene Basett
H. E. Sultenfuss
Marcus Clark
F. J. Winter
A. R. Sehackelford
Mya
R. E. Megee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bpenbek
Edgar Hubbard
Harriman Place
Fasierncian Fellowship
Army Room
Guiter Hotel
Madion Senate Presbyterian Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Terrym
A. 16, Wiederaenders
Texan Litheran College
T. W. Mullikin
Haille Selassie
Haille
Lutheran Church
Ciildre Noble
Army Lodge
Amy Lodge
Dolores del Rio
Dielmann
Charter Group
FDR
Een
S.A
Southton
Taured
Eacaph
Phylis Knapp
Dolly
Jalian
ST. Mark
Bexar
Jury Comets
Mrs, Burleson Saint Smu
Rev. J. O. Rail
Treasury
KTLA
Broadway
Fifth Street