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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1931
Page
17
A fragmented diary like note recounts Tarick receiving a letter about Jennifer and mentions Jennifer’s possible marriage, a party at Holgertem, and alleged relationships. The text references Avery, Beamy, and other names amid unclear details and emotional distress.
Tense scene unfolds as Rachel confronts danger within the Beleaguered structure. Rarick senses a critical secret while Jennifer resists her father’s summons and a dramatic tension peaks over an impending crash.
Detective Serpent C. Z. Kelly was hospitalized Friday with a severe cut on his right leg after attempting to crawl through a broken plate glass window during a burglary investigation at Tough avenue. Teammates Leclires Serif and Mitchell arrived first and helped search the store interior. The incident revealed that $18 had been stolen from a back room hiding place. two youths who escaped in a small coupe are being sought.
The public is invited to attend a Mexican supper at the Literanudinal institute to raise funds for defraying the expenses of a delegate to the national health education conference in Forest Beach, Chicago, June 19. The event runs from 4 PM to 6 PM under the direction of Mrs HW BT Sykes and committee members Rendames, Palfrey, Cat Nixon, Foscott Kops, and Mics Delight Stone. Tickets may be purchased at the YWCA on Vitth street.
A Gal shire based pastor delivered the graduation address at Carroll College Perday morning. Three students received diplomas, including Weilane from the academy department. Miss Lorraine Meeks and Miss Margret Matlin also received promotions, with graduates Miss Ta Alford of San Antonio and Miss Corn Wath Iren Morelia of Morris Janch among the attendees.
H. H. Brewer, noted advocate of practical education, will lecture at Southwestern University in Georgetown this November. The program focuses on physical education for junior schools and aims to improve schooling standards and teacher preparation.
Thirty representatives from various charitable organizations met in Bare Antonio as Mrs H G Hugnan was elected president of the San Antonio Social Workers association. George Craze became vice president and Miss Hannah Miers recording secretary. The group formed a council to coordinate agencies and enable a confidential exchange. Cora Goodman spoke on the state council of social workers.
Tr St EL Rechl of Word College spoke Thursday at the Phi Theta Kappa meeting hosted by Allys Mors Huppert Dr Weeld. His talk traced the tension between romantic and classic movements and argued that literary expression for the period is not yet crystallized. Tower students from Gye school praised literature’s role in student life.
The Twenty-seventh annual council of the Episcopal Diocese of West Texas and Thirdsixed annual convention of the Mocesan women's auxiliaries met at Christ Church. Bishop Capers will attend. several priests from San Antonio and nearby cities were elected or named as delegates and alternates. The women's auxiliary elected officers and delegates. The report noted 46 towns contributing 5143.57 to diocesan expenses, with 16,823.90 spent on general missions and 1,407.77 on car missions institutions.
Two boys, Jose 13 and Tuan 8, reported drowned near a bridge by playmates, were found alive at a local paper office awaiting papers to roll off the press. Firemen conducted an intensive search of the San Rubinio river near Martinez. Police say the boys planned to start their business.
Approximately 300 expected for a lodge dinner get together with Master Masons and dignitaries listed as principals. The program features an xylophone solo by Ed Cradford, a quartet performance, a testling by Alisa Hu hy Berkley, and a violin solo by Well BL Claire Jz, under the auspices of Tolge Hoi 1477 A. Found A. M. and leaders Noel Smith Wade Tew ip Fred Stanford George Ward Z. Ti Rue Robert Edgar and J. Bu Cintre.
Forty girls have registered for the YWCA camp opening Monday at Forts, with sessions for June and July and August. The camp staff includes Dorothy Gebhardt as program director, Eleonor Armstrong in music and dramatics, Marjorie Heatt in handicrafts, Elizabeth Starvin in nature, Helen Bucrars in swimming and life saving, and Mrs Helen Smith serving as guiding instructor.
The senior class of 1992 at Main Avenue High held an election Wednesday to choose officers Heirs Gratom was elected president Barbara Selutie was named vice president Pelly Swallow secretary Boyd Umber treasurer Feelty Hlashrook reporter Tammy Taylor sergeant at arms and parliamentarian positions were also filled by students
Five Alamo students from the Crest Grove area of Mamie Heights Elementary earned permanent placement on the honor roll. Led by top achievers Ernestine Famunds instructor and dancer Vindas Corrier, Newton Madelyn Hor ath Ruth Harper Faher Aileen Warwick Mirad Walker, they are recognized as the class leading scholars by grades.
Billy McCown son of Mr and Mrs IL To McCown SOI Tenatvlew Drive pronounced the enistietory nillenss al the grasnn exorcisda Weail Anwen Hills school Thinstay night 43 years old and haw tod Aid class dn geoles for the post free years.
Hartley and family depart San Antonio with Mrs Hadley and son Bearid Whursley en route to Louisville and New York City. Bob Horry, a former Main Avenue High student, already in Louisville preparing to enter Antioch College in the fall. Efartles recalled while seated in ok ene packed with ligase and tea pet dogs, claiming San Antonio in 200d.
In Le Howverly Ills Calif last week an unusual murder unsettled the town. A prominent politician was killed amid rumors connected to funding a preacher’s broadcasting station. Authorities later suggest the suspect may have staged the crime to justify his actions, leaving the public confused about motive and fate.
Urban sociologists note growing idle time for children as city programs struggle to provide options. New York offers summer school sessions, scouts and youth groups, public pools, playgrounds, and library access to keep kids engaged amid limited activities and rising film exhibition.
Police are examining three burglaries on the East Side reported Thursday morning. A window was broken at the Post Limaher company, 000 Hog era street, with nothing missing. The Lumber company and the Red and White Store, 100 Gassow street, reported goods taken. GC and Rowley, 404 Yau Neng street, saw a burglar steal an electric massage machine, knives, razors, a pair of adgsory and $45 in cash.
College entrance examinations in the United States set for Bowinmlag at 8 4 a m Monday June 15 conducted by M r C H Tada of the board of education offices at the secondary high school.
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