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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1930
Page
10
Fragmented OCR shows a community theater Q and A column with questions on marriage work and fate. Read as a local page item noting Ali-Din and The Light as the answering source. Several readers ask about marriage timing and husbands’ good jobs with cautious, era-appropriate responses.
Mrs J Berry Sample of Waco visits sister Mrs Henry I Trolinger at 522 West Magnolia Ave. Socials mention a Gala on May 30 at Mrs Briscoe's home on West Houston to honor Adelaide Cash ahead of her May 4 wedding. Several teas and luncheons planned for June graduates and Brackenridge High School connections.
Washington May 22. Assistant Secretary Jabocke told the house naval committee that he and Secretary Adame agreed that either Camp Kearney or Sunnyvale won systematic for establishing the proposed 5 million dollar dirigible base, with Fort Kearney slightly preferred.
Detectives questioned six boys found in a deserted Losoya Street restaurant about a makeshift firebombing training. Older youths allegedly lured them to the site to demonstrate safe cracking, with the place already empty of valuables.
Beverly Ills May 22 news notes New York state passed a law making it unlawful for anyone to stand on roadways for a ride in an auto. The piece snips at public behavior and comments on Judge Roberts of the Supreme Court in a light, humorous tone.
Hattye v Monly of San Antonio adjudged bankrupt on voluntary filing in U S District Court. Assets listed at 306 dollars with liabilities of 1701 dollars. Case refers to FH M Aubrey as referee in bankrupts.
A majority of the Methodist Episcopal Church South temperance and social service committee voted to retain Bishop James Cannon Jr. on the board of temperancy and social service. Chair Josephus Daniels announced a minority would bring a second slate to the conference floor. The panel named D. Porter and W. Smoak among others, with W. F. Quillian elected secretary and David of Christian education chosen as secretary on the second ballot.
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