Party for Visitors and Pilgrimage Plans
Mrs. Corder hosted a dinner party for visiting architects en route to Monterrey and Saltillo to study Spanish architecture during a ten day stay in Mexico. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. York and others, with fashionable outfits noted as spring dress trends emerged despite wet weather. A later social page highlights Bishop events, a Beacon Hill parent-teachers meeting, and local club dances, ending with a Texas man killed in a roadside accident near Lamesa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Francis Corder
Frotteoe
Hugh L. McMath
Berg
Monterrey
Saltillo
Mexico
Johnl York
Leslie M. Rowe
Sorey
Esster
Fort Sam Houston Officers Club
Sterling Price Adams
Millar Arnold
Arnold Aze
Kyelle
Stanley Bacon
Jersey
Major
David Schlatter
Te Valley
Pat Timberlake
Maxwell Parker
A. L. Ganah
Jim Meisch
Jackson Gray
Ang McAlpin
Mise Hallie Gros
University
A. CG. Dapprich
Beacon Hill
parent-Teachers Association
DeRosselle ‘Thomas
Luncheon hostesses and social events listed in San Antonio note
Mrs Alfred Chalkley hosts luncheon at Bright Shawl with guests Mrs Lamar McLeod of St Louis, her daughter Mrs Caty Middlecoff of Memphis, and Mrs Ellery Huntington of New York. Mrs J Sheldon and Miss Mary Elizabeth Shelton stay at Barbier-Plase Hotel in New York. Harlandale FTA plans The Tower of London at Asiandale theater Wednesday. Ancient Order of Hibernians Ladies Auxilliary host St Patrick's concert and dance at Catholic Women's Association building 300 Worth Alamo Street 8 p.m. Gamma Phi Beta sorority gathers at Mrs W B Langford home 1690 West Kings Highway. Beethoven talk and records demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Chalkiey
Tal
Lamar McLeod
St. Louia
Caty Middlecoff
Memphis
Teun
Ellery Huntington
New York
A. W. Kilgore
J. Sheldon
Mary Eizabeth Shelton
Barbian-Plase Hotel
New York City
Harlandale Junior
Tower of London
Asiandale Theater
Order of Hibernians
St. Patrick's Day
Catholic Women's
Assonati
Worth Alamo Street
Gamma Phi Betx
W. B. Langford
West
Kings Highway
Ohioans Among Attractive Visitors in Town
A family from Ohio, Mina, Marion, and Anne Freeman, with their mother Mrs. Louis G. Freeman of Cincinnati, are sightseeing in town after traveling from Tucson, Arizona. They are spending several days at the St. Anthony hotel before continuing home, with a number of small gifts received during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minaman
Marion
Anne
Louis G. Freeman
Cincinnati
Tucson
Arle
St. Anthony Hole
Mrs Desmond Farrell Hosts Visitor at Bright Shawl Dinner
Mrs Desmond Farrell plans a luncheon at the Bright Shawl to honor visiting Mrs Earl Kiech of Jonesboro Axk. The Kiechs will arrive Tuesday with Mr Kiech for the rest of the week. The Kitechs are en route home from a visit in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmond Farrell
Earl Kiech
Jonesboro
Axk
Kiech
Kitechs
New Mexico
Joint Chairmen Named for Artists Ball in San Antonio
Mrs. Jack Locke and Mrs. Fred Goeth appointed joint chairmen for ticket sales to the Artists Ball in San Antonio. They will lead a large corps of workers whose voices will soon ring over the telephone and sweep the city. Mrs. Howard Kessinger among the workers will focus on army posts, with a long list of named assistants named in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Locke
Fred Goeth
San Antonio
Howard Kessinger
Martin Glesecki
Pat Camp
Humphrey Price
J. B. Sewright
W. W. McCrory
J. FP. Boancer
Clinton Brown
Mrs K M Simonton Hosts Farewell Luncheon in Rochester
Mrs K M Simonton of Rochester Minnesota hosted a farewell luncheon at the Piaga hotel. Dr Simonton and Mr and Mrs Frank R Dunlap of Washington DC, visiting for March, plan to leave Thursday. Guests included Gordon Smith William King Arthur Thompson Noah Smith Marguerite Nolan Rives and James Dennis fiance of Catherine Biedenham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. M. Simonton
Rochester
Minn
Piaga
Dr. Simonton
Frank
R. Dunlap
Washington, D. C
Gordon Smith
William King
Arthur Thompson
Noah Smith
Mraus Nayviach
John Lehman
C.teiman Pj, Kerford
Marguerite Nolan Rives
Robert Clayton
Senator Connally Appeals to Wallace on Farmers Rally
Senator Connally urged Secretary Wallace to address the unusual farmers rally. The event on April 23 was sponsored by the East Texas Chamber of Commerce at Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiunwsun
Connally
Wallace
East Texas Chamber of , Commerce
Tragic weekend crash injures dozen near Fredericksburg road
An expected mother, Mrs. Frankes Vaden, 37, died from injuries after a two car collision 12 miles out on the Fredericksburg road. Six others were injured, including Willard Simpson, an architect and past Rotary president, Teddy Stevens, and Mrs. Vaden’s husband. Police listed additional victims while a dog guarded one wrecked car. Further crashes near Brooklyn Ave and Laredo area injured several more people. Deputies named drivers and residences, and trauma care was given at Medical and Surgical Hospital and other facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Frankes Vaden
Waverly Avenue
Surgi Rail Hospital
Willard Simpson
West Woodlawn Avenue
Teddy Stevens
Walton Avenue
Simpson
Rotary Club
Medical and Surgical Hospital
Stevens
Kelly Field
J. Reba
Jim
W. Vaden Jrte
Shapeen
Brooklyn Avenue
Billie Shugardt
St. Mary's Street
Richard Merett
Santa Ana Street
Po Yce Maid
Alfred Callaghan
West Commerce Street
Corporation Court
Jack Berry
Maine Avenue
Fulton Avenue
Michigan Bouses Yard
Bergs Mion
Mission Road
J. W. Lave
Miston Road
Police Aid Sought After Flowers Damaged in Vandalism
J B Kilgore at 2143 West Summit Avenue asked police help to stop vandals tilting his flowers. An additional request came from D Lincecum of McLane Avenue seeking punitive action. A dog in the yard killed a pet chicken and Kilgore told Radio Officer N A Schneider he believed he knew the dog and owner but could not locate either during the attempt to visit the owner’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Kilgore
Summit, Avenue
Capital Becomes Catholic Unit Capital Becomes Catholic Unit
Washington March 25 The District of Columbia was elevated to an archdiocese of the Catholic Church and Michael Jo Cutley was named the first archbishop. An Easter Monday ceremony at St Matthews cathedral drew high prelats priests and lay leaders as Washington separated from Baltimore with Archbishop Curley retaining jurisdiction over both sees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pius XII
District of Columbia
Catholi Church
Michael Jo. Cutley
St. Matthews Cathedral
Mont Rey
Amieto Giovanni Gioognani
United States
Archdioces of
Baltimore
Curley
Jitterbug Trouble Quieted by Precinct Officer
San Antonio youths were ordered to quiet their jitterbugging after a police-initiated ruling. Jesse Ramos reported jitterbugs disturbing his sleep on West Martin Street. Officer Spring and Patrolman Shaw checked a porch and a nearby nickelodeon, issuing instructions and monitoring the scene through the night to ensure compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Pantelman O. E. Spring
Jesse Ramos
West Martin Street
Spring
Wilson Shaw
Alckel
Mareng Casilla
Ants Rescued From Fiery Death By Officer Cavemton
Officer J. J. Cavemton responded to a call from C. D. Knykendall at 402 Cottonwood avenue. Youths had started a fire near an ant hole at Alahare, and Caverton ordered them to extinguish the blaze and leave the ants unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Cavemton
C. D. Knykendall
Cottonwood Avenue
Alahare
Caverton
Concert Delayed by College Band
A concert by St. Anthony's Apostolic college band was postponed on Monday. Bandmaster W. L. Cardeo announced the delay. the program was to memorialize St. Patrick's anniversary. A separate note from the American Public Works Association cites a Boston traffic study showing gasoline use rises by fifty percent on short city trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony's Apostolic College
W. L. Cardeo
St. Patrick's
American Public Works &Asociation
Boston
Mrs Hartman Hosts Buffet Luncheon for Bride to Be
Mrs Albert Hartman hosted a buffet luncheon at her home Monday honoring Miss Martha Wiggins, the forthcoming bride. Twenty guests attended with decor featuring white gloves, lilies, and snapdragons, while Miss Margaret Batts, Miss Annie Terrell, Mrs Jack Matthews, and Mrs Weir Labutt Jr assisted in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hartman
Buttet Luttcheon
Martha Wiggins
Margaret Batts
Fort Worth
Annie Terrell
Jack Matthews
Weir Labutt Jr
Two Men Booked on Affray Counts
Louis Catalani and Austin Swayze were booked for affray after an argument at 3 bar on 628 East Commerce Street. Catalani faced claims of rude display of a pistol. Swayze allegedly re entered with two rocks and a gun fired into the air as the bar operator escorted him out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Catalani
Cedar Street
Austin Swayze
East
Commerce Street
Catalani
Swayze
Yuse
Galliant
Prowlers Scared Away From Three San Antonio Homes
Police records report three San Antonio residences frightened by prowlers on Monday night. Witnesses Miss Sylvia Ruffo, Mrs. F R Stanford, and Mrs. Re Rodrigues gave locations at 314 Columbus, 2417 Buena Vista, and 25 Montemma streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Sylvia Ruffo
Columbus
Ickes Trip to Texas Sparks Third Term Talk
Secretary Ickes visits Kilgore on March 27 to discuss oil issues but is expected to hear and perhaps discuss the Roosevelt third-term question. He will meet three Texas railroad commissioners including Jerry Sadler, noted former backer of a third term, with private conversations possible in hotel suites and informal gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
Texas
Allphesed
Te Kilgore Chamber of Commerce
Texas Railroad Commission
Jerry Sadier
Roosevelt
Ward
Interior Department
Milgore Chamber of Commerce
Cabinet Tomber
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Plan Carden Pilgrimage
Sears Roebuck Auditorium
Sherwood Avery
Harlem
W. L.yanks
South el
Mary's Street
Kit Kat Klub
Sbelety
Wesley House
Zeta Zeta Tan
Willeet
Tnesdag
Jolan Henning
West Park Avenue
Lamesa
W. J. McGee
Amarillo
Here
Thad Shaw
Texas Bank
Raymond Edwards
Wesley Gish
Anal San Antonio Garden
Christ Episcopal Church
Alfred Chalkley
Ball
James Dennis
Fetherine Biedenham
Houston
Mises Biedenham
Bess Lichte
Bryan
Oman
New Laredo Highway
Gall Antonio
Trexted
Robert
B. Green
Mrs. Hartman
Angi
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White Star
Dad
Loaagmel Citene
Chur
W. Houston ST . Fannin
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Wooddawn
Sis
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