Barber at Medina Will Guard State Fishing Privileges
John H. Barber of San Patricio county has been named deputy fish and game commissioner and assigned to Medina lake. He will be stationed at the Medina dam to prevent illegal fishing and the sale of fish caught there, under the direction of Chief Game Warden Bailey after a San Antonio conference with Commissioner Wood.
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Austin
Tex
John H. Barber
San Patricio County
Fish and Game
Medina Lake
Bailey
San Antonio
Wood
Barber
Medina Dam
Uv C V Reunion Trip Offer to Birmingham
Round trip fare 23.45 to Birmingham offered by Southern Pacific for a reunion event. Travel dates May 13 14 15 and 15 listed.
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Uv. c. V. Reunion
Birmingham
Southern Pacifice
Texas Doctors Open 50th State Medical Association Meet
About 1000 to 1200 physicians gather in Galveston for the Texas State Medical Association’s fiftieth annual convention. Opening exercises include welcome by Dr. George H. Lee and a response by Dr. G. H. Moody. Sessions cover pathology medicine and diseases of children and ophthalmology otology rhinology and laryngology. Memorial services honor deceased members led by Very Rev. J M Kirwin. Dallas bids for next meeting.
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Galveston
Tex
Texas State Medical Association
George H. Lee
G. H. Moody
San Antonio
J. M. Kirwin
Dallas
San Antonio backs bond plan for 1918 exposition buildings
Merchants, labor leaders, and civic groups endorse a $1,000,000 bond for a 1918 exposition. A petition drive targets about 2,500 signatures, with funds already raised to support permanent fair grounds structures including an auditorium, art gallery, historical museum, and botanical conservatory. Representatives from 27 organizations attended the meeting at the Gunter Hotel, and a Washington visit was planned to secure congressional endorsement.
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Gunter Hotel
R. Clarence Jones
Harry L. Miller
William Cassin
Marry Ll. Miller
G. A. Stowers
S. C. Kile
The
Real Estate Board
J. C. Carr
Carpenters Union
Nic Peters
Retail Merchants’ Association
Carl Seuter
Architects’ Association
Noah Allen
Miss Bowman
Garment Workers’ Union
Charles Chaebner
J. C. Appleby
Ernest Fellbaum
Eugene Nordhaus
Harry Matthews
United Commercial Travelers
Selig Deutschman
Fair
Fair Headquarters
Deutschman
Washington
Congress
San Antonio
L. Lk. Garretson
Paul Meerscheidt
A. L. Koenig
H. J. Bluitt
George F. Lupton
H. L. Miller
W- S. Conness
Walter Walthall
H. S. Affleck
L. K. Beck
E. E. Hihje
Charles Zoller
Sam B. Weller
W. B. Anderson
A. R. Atkinson
Charles C. Smith
H. N. King
H. N. Tracey
Social Calendar Tuesday Night In Society Highlights
Miss Bonnie Stowers entertains in honor of Mulholland senior class. Ohio Society meets at 38 o'clock at the Gunter. WW C A board meeting at 10 a m in the auditorium. British Woman's Club gathers at 3 p m with Mrs W K Kendall. T E L class of First Baptist Church meets at 4 p m then goes to Brackenridge park for picnic supper. St Mark's Parish Aid holds tea and bazaar 4 30 to 6 30 p m at Mrs S C Timpson home. Prospect Hill Christian Ladies' Aid meets at 2 p m with Mrs F E Hathaway.
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Bonnie Stowers
Mulholland
First Baptist Church
Brackenridge Park
St. Mark’s
S C. Timpson
East Evergreen Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Prospect Hill Christian Church
F. E. Hathaway
South
San Jacinto Street
Luncheon Honors Miss Mary Nelson Johnson at Mulholland School
A luncheon hosted in the original Monday honors June graduate Miss Mary Nelson Johnson of Mulholland School. The room featured Mexican drawn work, a central red pomegranate blossom jar, and feather birds on Mexican cards. Guests included graduates and maids with chaperones listed. after lunch the party attended a show at the movies. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchins and daughters plan a summer trip to Cloudcroft New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Venable
Mary Nelson Johnson
Mulholland School
Aurelia Wood
Alice Lammers
Leah Ward
Lula Lovelady
Alberta Irish
Addie Parker
Alice Cullum
Margaret West
Eloise Carr
Virginia Priest
Lucy Seeligson
Emily Wurzbach
Ailleen Houston
Olivia Sterling
Emma Burnett
Martha Shook
Eleanor Hume
Ruth King
Rose Burnett
Ellen Munson
Vivian Anderson
Mildred Hagg
Mesdames G. W. Johnson
Philip Shook
Ernest Lee Brown
J. R. Spell
Helen Bonney
Kate B. Jackson
Charles S. Venable
Harris Evening Dance Honors Amabel Harris Graduation
Mr and Mrs J K Harris host a May 30 social for their daughter Amabel Harris a June high school graduate. The event honors her with music dancing and hospitality on the occasion of her graduation.
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J. K. Harris
Amabel Harris
St Marys Hall Shakespeare Pageant Delights Campus Crowd
Students at St Marys Hall staged a Shakespeare pageant on the school grounds Monday evening. Miss Margaret Lewis played King Henry V and Miss Katherine McGregor of Laredo portrayed Queen Katherine of Aragon. Lillian Cannon assisted, while Miss Mary Johnston directed. Musical and dance numbers were arranged by Mrs Louise Jacobs and Miss Elizabeth Garnett with Peggy Bliss and Constance Weldon providing violin accompaniments and Mrs Jacobs the piano.
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St. Mary’s Hall
Margaret Lewis
Henry V
Katherine McGregor
Laredo
Katherine
Aragon
Lillian Cannon
Mary Johnston
Louise Jacobs
Elizabeth Garnett
Peggy Bliss
Constance Weldon
Mrs. Jacobs
Hensels Host Saengerfest Guests From Houston
Mr and Mrs F Hensel welcome Mrs W H Reed and her children of Houston as guests for the Saengerfest hosted by the couple.
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F. Hensel
W. H. Reed
Children of
Houston
Alumni Officers Elected at Main Avenue High School
At the last meeting of the Alumni of the Main Avenue High School officers were elected including Dorothy Hensel as president Ophelia Pryor Grace McClannah an as second vice president Eugene Kirby as third vice president Blanche August Jane Wood as fifth vice president Aladin Hart as sixth vice president Leonie Kleck as secretary and Minne Hirsch as treasurer The officers and committee members will meet at 4 pm Friday.
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Main Avenue High School
Dorothy Hensel
Ophelia Pryor
Grace McClannahan
Eugene Kirby
Blanche August
Jane Wood
Aladin Hart
Leonie Kleck
Minne Hirsch
Oil painting presentation by German Literary Club at Main avenue high
The program for Friday at 2 p m features a high school orchestra selection reading by Katie Sheehan piano solo by Helen Bates an art talk by Mrs Eloise Polk Mc Gill a vocal solo by Verna Raby a male quartet selection remarks by Mrs A Sachs a response by H H Ryan and further orchestra selections. All art and music lovers are welcome.
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Main Avenue High School
Reading
Katie Sheehan
Helen Bates
Eloise Polk McGill
Verna Raby
A. Sachs
H- H. Ryan
Graduation recital by Miss Fowlkes pupil in Crawford play
Miss Martha Fowlkes presents pupil Miss Helen Eads in a graduating recital of The White Sister by F Marion Crawford Tuesday evening May 18 in the ballroom of the St Anthony.
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Martha Fowlkes
Helen Eads
F. Marion Crawford
St. Anthony
City Federation Sets 3 PM Meeting for Annual Elections
The City Federation will meet at 3 pm Saturday at the Gunter to elect officers. Delegates and members are urged to attend. Typewritten reports of the year’s work are to be submitted.
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Gunter
De Zavala School Garden Party Friday Afternoon
The De Zavala school hosts an outdoor garden party from 2 to 10 p m this Friday with booths for refreshments and a program of folk dances drills pantomimes and songs across the event lineup.
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de Zavala School
Tea for Unitarian Church Benefit Hosted by Ladies
Mrs Harry Aubrey will be assisted at her tea Friday night by the ladies of the church and friends including Mesdames B F Kingsley James Hall Bell Adolph A Wilke William B Clarkson Herbert Slayden Clarkson Winchester to benefit the Unitarian Church.
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Harry Aubrey
Unitarian Church
Mesdames B. F. Kingsley
James Hall Bell
Adolph A. Wilke
William B. Clarkson
Herbert Slayden Clarkson
Winchester
Local Names List Highlight Kelso and Notables
A readable fragment lists individuals including Noah Allen Kelso B L Naylor Frances Bell Payne Ernest Black Ralph Hugo Lewis Krams-Beck Edward M Goldstein Joseph W Fuller and several Misses Sarah Smith King Blake Hartwell and Dell Hartwell, indicating a society or community roster.
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Kelso
Noah Allen
B. L. Naylor
Frances Bell Payne
Ernest Black
Ralph Hugo
Lewis Krams-Beck
Edward M. Goldstein
Joseph W. Fuller
Sarah Smith King
Blake Hartwell
Dell Hartwell
Specials for Wednesday from Nichols Gro. Co
Wednesday specials offer best hams at 20c and picnic hams 16c. Break fast bacon 23c, best butter 35c, fresh eggs 20c per dozen. Cash and delivery available for any quantity. Nichols Gro. Co. Cr. 61, 207 Ave. C.
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Nichols Gro. Co. Ph
Ave. C
Birthday Party Hosted by Gertrude Taylor Parents Home
Little Miss Gertrude Taylor held a birthday party Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Taylor 1224 Olive Street. She baked cakes and served lemonade fruits and other treats. Guests included Edwina Taylor Dorothy Taylor Katherine McCullough Ida Sobe Bertha Sobe and Stafford Taylor.
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Gertrude Taylor
Sunday Southern Pacific Train Schedule Ad
A Sunday 60 cents fare ad for Sutheritane Springs and return travel at 7:55 am on the Southern Pacific line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutheritane Springs
Southern Pacific
Roosevelt Endorsement Seen at Michigan Progressive Meet
Jackson Michigan May 9 Theodore Roosevelt expected to be endorsed for the presidential nomination at the state Progressive convention. The gathering will elect 52 delegates to the national meeting.
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Jackson, Mich
Theodore Roosevelt
Foley Kidney Pills Relieve Night Pain and Back Pain
Henry Rudolph of Carmi Illinois reports relief from back hurting and nightly awakenings after taking Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims prompt action easing bladder weakness and kidney trouble with improved sleep.
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Henry Rudolph
Carmi
G O P Raising Prices for Spectators at Chicago Convention
Chicago May 9 The Republican National Convention ticket price is under review with a proposal to raise spectators seats from 50 to 100 or possibly 200 dollars. The Chicago committee has guaranteed a 100000 dollar fund and controls 2200 tickets though demand far exceeds supply. Progressive convention seats cost 10 to 25 dollars.
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Chicago
Ill
Colored excursion to Seguin on May 11 special train
A colored excursion to Seguin scheduled for May 11. The special train will depart at 9 a m and offer a round trip. Southern Pacific is the service provider.
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Seguin
Southern Pacific
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ST. Anthony Hotel
T. B. Baker
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Colorado Rockies
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New Mountain Parks
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FERO
Hopkins & Son
Great Jones St
New York
Ohio Society
Board of Directees Ory, WW. C. A
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British Woman's Club
W. K. Kendall
Jackson Street
M. B. Hutchins
Didta
Marion Hutchins
Cloudcroft
N. M
Ea. Cc
Choice Dc
Choice Cc
Ntonio, TE
Roosevelt
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Consult
Hertzberg
Houston and
St. Mary's Streets
Detroit
Martin Wright
East
Houston St
Gas Co
the Menger
Edwin H. Lee
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