Brackenridge High Leads Southern High School Journalists
Brackenridge High School students excel at a Southern Crees locet journalism meet held at Washington and Lee university in Lexington. Park Street and Merle Yarbrough led Brackenridge at the 1928 annual with top roving city honors. Individual winners include Lehman Goodman in short story and Mary Lee Chabot for poetry Subterfuge.
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Donnur
Brackvoridge High School
Southern Crees
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Liu Retama
Cises
Brackenridge i
Cisles
South
Brackenridge
Park Street
Merle Yarbrough
the Times
George Gilpin
Time
Ehort
Gilpin
Mary Lee Chabot
Hilda Levin
Nek, McLellan
Brackenridge Editors Excel at Southern Press Meet
Brackenridge High School editors shine as Alfred Guerra art editor of La Retama and Brackenridge win first place at the Southern Press meet. Arthur Lavo, acting editor-in-chief of the Times, stands with trophies at right.
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Brackenridge
Alfred Guerra
la Retama
Brackenridge Hich
Southern Press Meet
Arthur Lavo
the Times
Trade Week Dates Discussed at Chamber Meeting
At noon Tuesday the executive committee of the chamber of commerce trade department discussed full trade week dates. On secretary Lowell J. Jones's recommendation the committee tentatively adopted July 29 to August 5 for the fall trade week, with Jack Pitluk presiding. The note adds that May Day signals plans for many readers to begin journeys via Light Rental Columns.
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Chamber of Commerce
Gunter Hotel
Lowell J. Jones
Jack Pitluk
Old Clothes to Be Ordered for Whoopee Dance Tonight
The De Molay and Rainbow Girls host an old clothes night at the Whoopee club on Crockett Street this Saturday at 8 p.m. Dads will not be charged for a new outfit. participants are urged to wear last season’s frocks or overalls. Jake J. Reich of Albert Pike chapter notes proceeds support the event and encourage donations.
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Crockett Stroce
At & P.m
Jake J. Reich
Albert Pike
Shapter
de Molay
Sa Antonio industries assured of gas supply after new pipelines
At the San Antonio Manufacturers' Association directors meeting C. C. Teel stated the addition of pipelines by Magnolia Gal company and Smith Bros. ensures a steady natural gas supply for local industries even during peak domestic use. Previously factories relied on other fuels when demand rose.
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Sa Antonio Industries
San Antonio Manufcturers' Association
C. CG
Teel
Magnolia Gal Company
Smith Bros. Company
Six in Seguin road crash suffer injuries
Six persons were injured when a car carrying them to Seguin for a graduation witnessed rolled on the Seguin road near San Antonio. One passenger Miss Virginia Stay suffered severe head injuries and the left ear severed. others sustained broken bones and cuts. The driver swerved to avoid another vehicle and the car overturned. All patients were treated at local hospitals.
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San Antonio
Seguin
Dileh
Scewin Road
Mead
Broeddie
Green
Corn Thoma
Tul Thomas
Sante Rosa Infirmary
Darron Street
Virginia
North Vale Metro Street
Revere Eile
Ror
Sam Ens
Dave
Slater
Seguin High Rehaol
Cai
Parin Mian Frenzietta
Manuels
North Palmetto Street
Necart Jung
Thomas
Phatant
Russ
Miss Daniels
Robert Tt. Green Hospital
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Nad Dore
Wilecine Mose
Brug
Nol Meyer Cozan
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Prop
Brackenridge Editors
S.A. Assured Gas Supply
Herzool
Thrax
Fehr Baking Company
Chas. J, Fehr
Hickman
North Comal
Seguin Road
Cain
Texas
Borden
Coca Cola
Co-operative Creamery
Fredericksburg
Tex
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