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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1928

Page

2

Endowment fund plan eyed by clubwomen leaders

Dr. Clara B Burdette of Pasadena to chair a drive for an unlimited endowment for the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The plan, to be proposed at the convention, would let each state raise as much as possible with half returned to state projects. The federation currently operates on ten cents per capita, insufficient for its expenses, with a $500000 holding power.

General Federation of Women’s Clube Clara B. Burdette Pasadena Cal Motees Lee Guuler Hotel Federation Ohn D. Sherman Vardetto State Federation

Women Plant Tree in Honor of Mrs J D Sherman

A tree planting service will honor Mrs John D Sherman, president of the Federated Women's clubs, in front of the municipal audit Podlum at 12 30 p m Wednesday. Delegates gather to witness planting of two spruce trees from South Dakota by Mrs William W Custer, with Miss Vida Newsom of Columbus Ind and others in charge. City officials will attend.

John D. Sherman Federated Women's Clubs Hern Witsess South Dakota William W. Custer South Dakota Conservation Committee Vida Newsom Columbus Ind

Real Service at Women’s Club Convention

Women attendees at the General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in 8 A. show a “plus ultra” service. Mia and Eugene Lawson of Tulsa Oklahoma use a special post office inside the municipal auditorium with J E Harris operating the window.

Mia Eugene Lawson Wulsa Otla J. E. Harris

Women Work Cours On Routine At Biennial Federation Meet

The executive committee of the General Federation of Women's Clubs debated routine convention matters at the Gunter hotel behind closed doors. A four hour session considered outdoor advertising and a proposed three cent per square foot billboard tax for curb appeal, with a resolution forthcoming from Mrs. L Hubbard.

General ‘Federation of Women's Ath John D. Sherman Federation

Growth of New Clubs Federation Reaches Record Total

The General Federation of Women's Clubs reports more than 2800 new clubs admitted this year, including twenty one from foreign countries. Aes. Frederick Smith of Somerville will present growth figures at the opening business meeting in Well Center and speak on the floor as delegates press for the 1921 national council meeting in Swampscott.

General Federation of Women Chiba Aes Frederick (. Smith Somerville Maxw Well Centre Smith Firit Marsachinetts Wiil National Council Federation

Economic Debate and Global Wheat Markets Reflected

The piece cites Senator Capper on wheat price gaps, Hoover and Governor Smith predicting cheap canal transport, and Henry Ford voicing US development questions. James Apeer says prosperity is normal. Foreign gold reserves rise as Americans travel abroad. Britain steadies gold, and the Bank of France adds reserves while the U.S. aids allies postwar recovery.

Capper Seerstarr Hoover Smith Henry Ford United States James Apeer London Patc Bank of France Additins Hoare

Hope Revved for Dirigible Rescue Ongoing

A dispatch reports a second search party aiming to land half the crew soon and move north toward Amsterdam inland. An experienced Arctic hunter will guide them via the shortest route to where the Italian airship Italia is believed to have landed.

Amsterdam Umberto Nubile Nobile Citta di Milano Rapidin

Norwegian Ace Searches for Nobile

Norwegian flying ace Holm departs Tromso at 11 this morning aboard the Hobby to Spitsbergen for an air search of the ill fated Nobile. Mentenant Holm will join alone and depart for King's Harbor this evening. The small motor boat will head toward Spitsbergen to assist the air search and hopes to reach the area by the week’s end.

Sieyt Lurtzow Holm Tromace Spitebergen Mentenant Holm King’s Naphia Aphabergen Bene King’s Ny

Fete Women at Club Meal

A Houston era club meal features speakers including Mrs. Homer D. Wade and Mrs. C. V. Hubbard. Mrs. Clara Burdette opens with invocation as Mrs. Mills discusses Khurenirs and Texas spirit. Delegates from Georgia, Arkansas, Florida and other states join in talks on public life and service.

McCrory Mra Stauler San Antonio Sherman Homer D. Wade Fort Worth Clara Burdette Paxodens Calif Mills Texas Alonz Richardson Atlanta Aireotir Georgia South Mra. C. V. Hubbard Montclair Sz A Tob B. Harome Work Katherine, Tippett St. Petersburg Fla Alrs Edwin Qevens Helana Ark H.W. Rummel Charleston W. Va Henry 5 Wory George F. Morris W. HH Mount Vernon Mee F. C. Susong Tennepnee Gain Meduci Hy Merick G. Smith Somervlle Mandland Mire George Hhunter Bt. Johns

Beauty and billboards spark national club debate

Mrs. W. L. Lawton of New York urged a focus on protecting scenic highways from intrusive outdoor advertising. She argued a natural American love of beauty can keep America Beautiful alive despite commercialism, urging restraint on billboards to safeguard historic sites and landscapes along Texas roads.

Wwll America W. L. Lawton New York Guy Hoy Lawson Sirine San Antonia Alimo Lawton Lairid Texas Antonk Tha

Women's clubs call to defend Better Equipped Homes drive

Mrs Yohob of Kerman leads a Wednesday session at the biennial convention in the municipal auditorium. Debates focus on accusations that the Better Equipped Homes campaign was commercialized. Mrs Sherman will present campaign finances and auditor’s report. Mrs John E Sippel and Mrs Edward White prepare counterarguments to defend integrity.

Yohob Kerman Sherman Wa John E. Sippel Belitznort Federation Sippel Edward Franklin White Indianap White Mra. Sherman

Car Fire Injures Man Working Nearby

John Hunped, 29, of 1881 Somerset Road, was treated Tuesday at Robert B. Green Hospital for burns to the left band after his auto caught fire while he was engaged in roofing work. The car emergency occurred during the incident.

John Hunped Somerset Wos Robert B. Green Hospital Bilfna

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J.D. Sherman Dr. Schedler Pabst Corporation Milwantee ACK The Heart NEW Clubs Federation S.A. Morris Plan Bank W. Commerce Attec Puan One ASSAL Reads GLUBS Erskine Studebaker Paul Anderson Broadway Sex Pereer OD
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