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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
15
San Benito Tex May 14 High school newsboys won headlines with a school play Cirle any Parse at the Paws Fue Phrater. Ward Mothers' Club sponsored the event to raise funds for grad helps.
Fragmented OCR text shows urged contact for Hubert Ficbenroth and others to visit offices, claim gloves, pick up papers, and mail lists to The San Antonio Light. Mentions addresses, individuals, and a push to spread word among friends about the baseball promo. The garbled lines reference names like Clarence, Louis Heynoldy, and George Reynolds and suggest a youth baseball tie-in.
A university program starts Monday led by Miley Holsthe Hershey and Mrs Frank Vogelen. The Varcut-Teacher Association will present a spring lecture series on budgets and money use, featuring the value of approach and Target Method. Lectures cover health wealth and housing, with budget planning sessions and active demonstrations showing factors in fiscal division.
San Antonio civic clubs and the Chamber of Commerce plan a dinner at the Mexican restaurant to celebrate funds raised for the Perpetuation Band. G J Yandel reports the campaign met its goal with substantial subscriptions. committees credit several clubs for the success and pledge continuing support.
A fragmented poem-like ad describes using sulphur to treat rough red skin and pimples. It suggests applying a product to clear the skin, with odd misspellings and unclear brand names throughout the text.
The group led by Mr. Landell and Ifgvey Tu shore up funds for a band organized by civic leaders. An advisory committee from the Chamber of Commerce and six clubs will guide future activities. Plans include new uniforms and a saxophone sextette to provide music for six luncheon clubs. The Chamber has appropriated $8000 of the $6000 needed for upkeep.
Sixty prominent local musicians form the Elks group to stage a Monday evening benefit concert to cover deficits of the orchestra. The Symphony Society directors met at the St Anthony Hotel to coordinate. The Mafiniic Center at the concert hall is secured by manager Charles Teneb and local firms donate tickets and printing. Further program details will be announced.
At the Thirty-sixth annual Texas Christian Missionary convention in Denton the First Christian Church of Efonston earns first prize for its exhibit of Christian Sunday schools. S. W. Hutton presided at the Thursday Bible school session as the event closes Friday evening at the Annual Christian United. The program covered raids on religious instruction in Texas with reports from Waxahachie and Denton areas and notes the death of Dr. A. J. Sb Nou of Tibet.
Commissioner Ray Lambert, ex jurer, is set as the final witness in a city squatter case heard in the Tra distister court. Testimony covered witnesses, timelines, and the potential outcomes if the city prevails, with proceedings continuing into Thursday morning.
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