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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1929
Page
18
Messenger boys plan to organize a club at the YMCA of Topeka on Wednesday evening to sponsor activities and support the Western Union. E D Frederick, boys director, says pianos from small makers are sold below regular price in the Class section.
Crippled children and shutins unable to walk in blossom season will receive flowers plants or fruit each Wednesday from the National Plant Elweer and Profit guild. Garden owners formed a guild to assist, with a first meeting held in the auditorium basement. Rev John Darby of Central Christian church gave invocation and Miss Delight Stone led others.
The Fourth Court of Appeals affirms a Seventh District ruling granting $5000 in damages to Mrs Venegas from an auto accident three months earlier. The case involved permanent injuries from a collision near Frio City, with the Merchants Transfer Company indemnifying for the injuries. Court opinion written by Chief Justice William S. Fly.
A dense list of club meetings and social events in San Antonio and vicinity. Notes include the Cuthulic Daughters of Aviterion, the San Antonio Art League, the United Methodist Lodlans Aid Society, and others meeting at homes or local hotels with dates and hosts. The program includes teas, musical events, and a box supper at Haasevelt Park planned by officers of Wiendrisis Chapter No. 741, Order of the Eastern Star.
City officials received thirty six thousand official ballot blanks from printers for the general city election on May 14. Only two offices on the ticket are contested. Names on the ticket include Mrs. E. J. Butler, G. M. Chambers, and I W. Crabtree. Commissioner Frank Busbick is opposed by Henry Miget in the imagoraliy race. Ballot measures a limited slate this year.
Judge Layo Watson freed Maggie Kirk from the city jail on a drunkenness charge to tend her child. The defendant, pleading hardship and remorse, faced a warning that another drunkenness offense would bring harsher punishment and a probable long sentence.
Spotlights honor three Captain Augustus Jones Chapter Daughters of 1812 members, with notes on their fathers and family ties. The column lists social visits, travels to Friendship, and various residents visiting or hosting events around Winburte and nearby communities, including local engagements at Mason Creek and Bandera.
A tour showcases clever designs and wood combos in Rosewood mahogany Hungarian ash maple and walnut. The display features suites and accessories of charm and distinction priced from the mid range, inviting inspection without obligation.
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