PTA Council Sets Annual School Program Notice
The San Antonio PTA Council will hold a May 20 instructional program at the Municipal Auditorium from 9:30 to 12. Rev A B Shirkey opens with greetings by Mrs W Acs Pugh and Mrs G E Biering. Officials include A K Boyles publicity and many named volunteers as instructors. Group singing led by Mrs Tysaly features Gladys Hamse as director.
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San Antonio
R. C. Eliott
Wugh
Treasury
A. K. Boyles
Ourse Gregory Tyson
A. Toepperwein
H. Sultenfuss
Iss DeRoxette ‘Thomas
Aries Welinerand
C. L. Baders
A. Pood
J. Stricklin
B. x
G. Baldwin
H. O. Wahrmmd
R. B. Morris
E. Wills
Mrs. Tysaly
Gladys Tlamse
Ruth Taylor Given Country Club Luncheon Hosts and Guests
A Country Club luncheon honored Miss Ruth Taylor, a prospective bride, with Clarence Hocker and Mrs Frank M. Lewis hosting. Guests included Corrie Conk ling, Peacock Military Academy cadets and graduates, and J. Erickson family. decorations featured three miniature horses leaping a hurdle, and a heater followed by games. A later tea on May 26 will honor Roth Lane, a Thomas Jefferson High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hocker
Frank M. Lewis
Country Hub
Ruth Taylor
Corrie Conkling
Fletcher Clark
Galveston
Aoe
John Roberts
Kay Williams Pickering
Pracock Military Academy
George ¥. Pancoash
Charles R. Allery
Prank Piavis Cross
Frank Jeffies
Barbara Ann Cross
Holger Mann
Wiliam
Bless
W. B. Hauck
Grace Lucille Bless
Greddie
Brackentidpe
Moin Hertwig
Moin Hertwig Music Club
Verbie Jewel Poerney
H. M. McLaughlin
Milam
Bernice Poerner
Thomas Jefferson High School
Margie Lewis
Thelma Ray Bridges
Mad- Tyn McArthur
Dorothy Lee Gray
Dorothy Hudson
Bebly Annomic
Luncheon Planned by Alamo Heights P T A Choral Club
The Alamo Heights P T A Choral Club will host a luncheon at 12 30 p m Wednesday at the Aurora hotel with invitations issued to friends. Mrs J F McDaniel has led eight years of work, and Mrs John Williamson will be accompanist Reservations are handled by Mrs E L Dana Also noted a meeting of Alamo Unit No 2 American Legion and other district activities with delegates elected and a theater event announced
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Alamo Heights
Aurora
Friends of the Organization
J. F. Mc Daniel
John Williamson
EL. Dana
Une
Alamo Unit No 2
American Legion
Alexander Boyntop
Fannie Hipley
Wicks' Club
Ny Colony
Mesdames Boynton
Hugo Katt
B G, Jenkins
Sue Lough
Alterntes
Stan Donca
A. D. Holder
Local Color and Home Life Described in Boerne Area
The piece sketches residents such as Pilon by Martha S and Barbary Calboun with a stylish white swimsuit, skeet shooters Charles Poulten and Lutcher Brown, and Handy when the skeets are up. It notes the Engelke home furnishings, a bow of decor, and Goat rugs from Saltillo. The Booklovers Round Table of the Woman's club met with hostesses Anita Randall and John Camp, with Mrs. Thomas Ramsey reviewing Jan Struther and Mrs. Gneck Tacke sharing a bio of the author. A business meeting led by Mrs. John Thrall capped the gathering.
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Charles Poulten
Lutcher Brown
Butcher Brown Jr
Alberk Engelkes
Rwrey
Ald Rock
Boerne
Bern
Booklovers
Woman's Club
Miet
Anita Randall
John Camp
Thomas Ramsey
Jan Struthers
Miniver
Mes Gnek Tacke
John Thrall
Caatiman
Social Events Go On Despite Weather Gatherings Continue
Local social set presses ahead with parties and affairs despite wet weather. Luncheon honors recent bride Mrs William McNutt and debutante Miss Louise Cherry. dinners, dances, and receptions planned around the city with numerous hosts and guests, including families connected to the Denman and Sugis weddings, plus club and garden events at homes and parks.
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Kennedy Milburn
V. Welse
Bright -Shaw
William McNutt
Louise Cherry
Leroy Denman
Imr
Leroy Denman Jr
Sir Anthony Hotel
Denmans
Miss Joy
Tay
Curtis Plunty
James Calvert
Curtis Flumly Jr
Jimmy Calvert
Miss Willson
Milton Spencer
Country Club
Spencer
Lillian Street
Lilaurie Kunkel
Canopus Club
Starcke Park
Seguin
Bod
Police Seek Applications for Vacant Powder Pull Posts
Police chief W. W. Vaughan said Monday morning that the department needs stenographers and filing clerks to fill several vacancies at police headquarters. The openings arise in the powder pull squad as several members left for civil service positions.
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W. W.vaughan
Two Fires Cause About $1000 In Damage
Two Monday morning fires caused about $1000 in damage. A vacant house at 215 Hazel Street burned, owned by Brist Johnson, with $890 damage. A garage and car at 15 West Popular Street, belonging to Alex T. Tiferina, sustained $200 damage.
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Hazel Street
Bri
Johnson
Catse
Alex T. Tiferina
Meetings Move Eagles Convention to Galveston
Street Commissioner Paul Staf fier travels to Galveston for the state convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. He chairs the old age pension committee. The gathering runs Monday through Thursday.
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Steffler
Paul Staffier
Galveston
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Pate Endorses Greater San Antonio Ticket In Runoff
Pate E B Pate defeated candidate for istreet commissioner endorses the Greater San Antonio ticket for the runoff May 27. He thanks supporters from the first race. Also notes Houston guests arrive Monday for Bernice Barnett and Lloyd Dente wedding with Barnett sisters and party details.
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Maverick
Pate E. B. Pate
Monday Morte
Ing
Greater San Antonio
L.T. Barhett Jr
Houston
Bernice Barnett
Lloyd Dente
Barnett
Carolyn Barnett
Tommy Lee
Golectea
Billy Muyhall
Robert Mitchen
L. Ts Bamnetter
Auto Charge Nets 90 Days in County Court
Dering with an automobile, Urbana Gevarro, of 211 4-2 South Santa Rosy Avenue, was sentenced to 90 days in jail by Judge Gd Matthews in County Court No. 2 on Monday. The car belonged to Charles E Chaevorelle of Albany, N.Y. A complaint charging unlawfully carrying a pistol on May 10 was filed against Walter Diclano, address 526 North Laredo Street. A complaint charging theft of a $2 washing machine and a $5 rifle trot against R A Jennings of Dallas on July 14, 1960, was filed against L. B. dnigol.
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Tam
Urbana Gevarro
South
Santa Rosy Avenue
Gd. Matthews
Mondry
Charles E Chaevorelle
Albany
Walter Diclano
North Laredo Street
Joe Roberts
R A. Jennings
Dallas
L. B. Dnigol
Steel production at 99.9 percent capacity
New York May 12 UP the American Iron and Steel Institute estimated today that the nation's steel rolls for armaments are operating this week at 99.9 percent of theoretical capacity. This is 7 percent higher than last week and 66 percent a month ago, with 73 percent of capacity in the same week last year.
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New. York
American Tron and Steel Institute
Matsuoka Fetes Ambassador Grew in New York tea party
Japanese Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka hosted United States Ambassador Joseph C. Grew and their spouses at a tea party after a May 11 garden party. The report comes via Domel wireless from Tokyo and directs readers to classification ads for services and contractors.
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New York
Yosuke Matsuoka
Japan
United States
Joseph C. Grew
Domel Wireless
Tokyo
National Honors For Pioneer Club Women In Atlantic City
Atlantic City May 14 reports the General Federation of Women's Clubs will honor pioneer clubwomen at its golden jubiler training convention opening. Mrs. Baitile Orr Dunvar of Portland is national president and one pioneer from each classification will receive wheelal medals. Emme Fox of Detroit, noted for parliamentary authority, is among those recognized. Fifty-four women are named as representatives of strides in professions arts and sciences over 50 years. Notables including Ruth Nichols and Dr. Mary Woolley receive special scrolls.
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Atlantic City
N. J
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Pistriet
Columbia
Chibworth — Oun
Baitile Orr Dunvar
Portland
Ove
Natonal
Il A
Fox
Detroit
Ciini
General Federation
Mys
Second View
Pioneer Federation Clubwomen
Womery
Psctton- Hells
Perkins
Maud McDougall
Washington
Ruth Nichols
Judith Waller
Chicago, Broadcasting
Mary Woolley
Mt. Holyoke College
Unusual fanmail and mental notes to King at Pitt and beyond
The letter writers discussed include Bob King who is analyzed by the University of Pittsburgh psychology department for possible dementia praecox with paranoic traits. Other samples show a Houston KTLA listener mailing a clipped newspaper item with a radical anti-poor housing sentiment and violent undertones. A San Antonio fragment reflects graphomania and social frustration, while a letter to Governor O Dan el argues for government seizure of land and abolition of taxes as a solution, illustrating the range of driven, audacious writs and the psychology behind them.
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Psychology Department
University of Pittsburgh
King
KTLA
Houston
United States
Tie
San Antonio
Bab
Alamo Streek
Audrey
Bob King
O'Danlel
Etsal
Fragmented broadcast chatter on psychology and radio thrills
The text describes a quirky dialogue about practical psychology guiding radio entertainment and mentions KTSA listeners in Waco. It includes a surreal scene where eight stars visit a hotel to observe fire, while six stars search for smoke with no heat or spark, then wander and forget to revolve.
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KTSA
Waco
Bob King
False Teeth Rock Slide or Slip FASTHETH Improves Fit
The ad claims FASTHETH teeth grip upper or lower plates firmly, preventing sliding or rocking. It promises quicker retention and better comfort, reducing plate movement and slipping during use. The copy emphasizes a stronger hold and improved confidence in biting and speaking.
O E S Chapter to Entertain Officers This Week
Bon Antonio chapter O E L 5 to enter in with a dinner Wednesday at 7 PM honoring worthy matron Mabel Post and worthy patron Earl Piller Maydelle Wistergll associate gnattzon Roy Phillips associate patron WH begin changes. Friday 8 PM game party at 1023 Aganier avenue with prizes and tickets from members. Peggy Barton spent weekend in New Braunfels with friends.
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Bon Antonio
O. EL 5
Mt. Nb
Milam Caiterla
Mabel Post
Earl Piller
Maydelle Wistergll
Gnattzon
Roy Phillips
WIL -Emterknins
O. Soleher
Aganier Avenue
Iethers
Tariehean
Mbse
Carl Holland
Katrina Dittman
Ford Woods
Bee Peggy Barton
New Braunfels
Mark Twain Class Honored With Dance and Party
Misses Gardleo Ewing, Mary Ann Ninh and Mary Anne Lewis hosted an informal dance and party at the home of the late r Saturday evening for the graduating wings of Mark Twain school. The theme included Japanese lanterns and hostesses’ mothers assisted, including Mrs Edwin Goldman. The event celebrated the Mark Twain class with a festive sendoff.
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Gardleo Ewing
Mary Ann Ninh
Mary Anne Lewis
Mark Twain School
Finisry
Dla. Nim
Waldo M. Lets
Edwin Goldman
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PTA Council
Mya
Murray Crossette
Anne
Messaniel Charles W. Curt
Peter Keating
Chester B. Kilpatrick
Robert McGarraugh
Heles Aitared
Maury Maverick
Lee Miller
Adolph Heolnant
Slay
Princa Meretin
Cniaai
Martin J. Arnold
A. Alu. W. Tits
Arnold
P.-T. A. Choral Club
Walter
Panga
C.H. Griffin
Woodlawn
Pilon
Martha S
Calboun
Cavaway
Fthat
Cy Nelson
Monsieur Chambray
Bhandy
Andy' J . He
Tgs
TOD
Mats Calantel
Auikhorl
Mandy Andy
Mandy
Andy NO
Ans'sive
Brandy Ace
Lipton
Andy
Hite
Eee
S & Olive Mageolia Grove
Wooden Circle
Wil
Wosdmen Hall
Matsuoka Fetes
Pioneer Club
Allen Ritch
Nix Professional
Crown
O.E. S. Chapter
Mark Twain
Torre Wells
Mer Pool i
Cady
Deuess
Iran
Ares
Dial Fannin
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