Annual Advertising Clubs Convention to Be Held in Baltimore
The Annual Convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America will take place in Baltimore from June 8 to 13. Delegates from the United States, Canada, and abroad will attend, with over 10 000 visitors expected. Key speakers will discuss advertising ethics and industry success, with exhibits and open discussions on improving business outcomes. Delegates are urged to attend or send their advertising representative.
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Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Baltimore
United States
Canada
Grace English Lutheran Church
Avenue E
Fifth Street
Harlandale Lutheran Church
Hein
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Compton
Trenton Streets
Hariandale
Paul F. Hein
Third Street
Crockett
Luther League
Laclede
Harlandale
Friedens
Main Avenue
Elmira Street
Carl Saenger
Green
Ladies’ Aid
First Evangelical Church
C. A. Arnold
Young People's Alliance
Woman's Missionary Society
L. Wellner
H. C. Rips
Frank Hauser
Mayme Wellner
Myrtle Fisher
Henry Meter
Sympathy and Relief Committee
E. G. Johnson
H. Meier
Elmer Zirkel
Henry Mueller
W. F. Swan
Elizabeth Rips
J. Wellner
Burnet and
Chestnut Streets
E. Garfield Johnson
Burnet Street
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Avenue D
Christian Science Quarterly
Gibbs Building
Society
Church of Silent
Advertising Clubs Convention Bureau Visit in Baltimore
The Associated Advertising Clubs of America convenes at 1 North Calvert Street in Baltimore Maryland to discuss convention planning and regional activities. Local officials welcome attendees and outline program highlights for the event.
Sanitary Precaution Aims Restored For Garbage Wagons
Mayor Steves orders resumption of wagon sheets on garbage wagons to reduce spills and odors. Superintendent Rubiola warns drivers noncompliance equals resignation. The move follows Mrs. Mary E. Williams’s letter to The Light praising the sheets and a mayoral remark about correcting governmental defects.
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Steves
Louis Rubieola
Rubiola
Mary E. Williams
Steeves
Brown
Public Museum Proposed by San Antonio Scientific Society
The Scientific Society of San Antonio moved toward founding a city public museum. A committee was named to seek a site and funding from Mayor-elect Clinton G. Brown and the aldermen. The ninth anniversary smoker is planned for June 14 and new members include Arthur J. Hermann Fritz Hensel Jr and P Molyneaux.
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San Antonio
Scientific Society of San Antonio
Clinton G. Brown
B. Mackensen
A. H. Muir
E. W. Heusinger
Scientific Society
John T. Harrison
Arthur J. Hermann
American Institute of Architects
Fritz Hensel Jr
A. and M. College
P. Molyneaux
Seventeen Amendment Signed for Direct Senate Elections
In Washington on May 31 Secretary Bryan signed the formal announcement of the seventeenth amendment to the constitution. The event occurred in the presence of a notable crowd including many legislators involved in its adoption. The notice also includes a summer travel pitch for IL & G. N. office at 401 E. Houston St. and promotes Granitoid pavement.
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Washington, D. C
Secreary Bryan
United States
E. Houston St
St. Louis
Youth evangelists to preach in San Antonio outlying districts
Baptist Young People Union members, mostly teens, prepare to roam San Antonio outskirts to evangelize without local pastors. Charles Heimsath leads a citywide summer campaign with camps, tent meetings, and a strong youth choir supported by trained student speakers and a new monthly Booster Bulletin. Examinations, diplomas, and a Palacios encampment train trip are planned along with a San Antonio post Home at Palacios for the encampment period.
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Baptist Young People’s Union
San Antonio
Institute of the
First Baptist Church
Charles Heimsath
James Magill
Charles Heimsatn
San Antonio B. Y. P. U. Association
Baptist Booster Bulletin
Palacios
Baptist Home
Magill
Merbert B. Linscott
Poultry Association Elects Caldwell Officers in Lockhart
In Lockhart Texas on May 31 the Caldwell County Poultry Association elected Sam W. Smith president M L Hurst vice president F N Clifford secretary treasurer and appointed J W Tardy manager of shows with F N Clifford as assistant An executive board includes Seymour Lissner J P Hook Baylor Mueck Mrs J W Karbach Mrs J D Howard W H Nelms L H Nee J W Tardy August Walter and L A Carnwell Jr The membership committee reported 255 members signed up.
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Lockhart
Tex
Caldwell County Poultry Association
Sam W. Smith
M. L. Hurst
F. N. Clifford
Seymour Lissner
J. P. Hook
Baylor Mueck
Maxwell
J. W. Karbach
J. D. Howard
W. H. Nelms
L. H. Nee
J. W. Tardy
August Walter
L. A. Carnwell Jr
Fairyland operetta delights San Antonio crowd
Fairyland scenes and a full cast performed "Golden Hair and the Three Bears" at Beet hoven Hall for the San Antonio Playground Association. Rev. A W S Garden praised participants, with future performances at Ursuline Convent. notes detailed roles from Golden Hair to the fairy bears.
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Beethoven Hall
San Antonio
Golden Hair
Erin Betters
Ethel Holmgreen
Jos
E Burger
Three Bears
Big Brain
Mamy Muff
Tiny Cub
A. W
Garden
The
Playground Association
Ursuline Convent
Joseph Burger
Dorothie Bell Heuermann
Esther Small
Mary O'Brien
Angelina Haenel
Mildred Meerscheldt
Addie Mae Griesenbeck
Lauretta
Property owners warned over unrendered assessments
Alderman Uhr the acting chair of the city council assessment committee declared that owners who fail to render property for assessment will pay penalties. He said petitions for correction of unrendered rolls will receive no consideration and urged owners to render property to avoid extra taxes. He described handling 150 petitions and promised an ironclad rule against correcting unrendered assessments.
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Alderman Uhr
City Council
Uhr
Dove of Peace seal marks Bryan private emblem
Secretary Bryan created a private seal with a stamp bearing his name. The seal reproduces a coin scene from Alexander the Great era showing a man with a bird, which Bryan calls a dove of peace. He chose this private emblem to ease his large amount of correspondence.
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Washington, D. C
Bryan
Alexander the Great
State Department
William J. Bryan
Hotel Clerk to Leave Gunter Hotel for St. Louis
W A Stephens, six months clerk at the Gunter Hotel, departs tonight for St Louis to join his father in the St Louis Cold Storage and Refrigerating Company. He was popular in San Antonio. Robert Booth succeeds him, previously with the St Anthony Hotel as clerk.
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W. A. Stephens
Gunter Hotel
St. Louis
Stephens
San Antonio
Robert Booth
St. Anthony Hotel
Revival and graduation events at San Antonio churches
Laurel Heights Methodist Church hosts a week of revival with group home meetings, morning evangelistic service, Epworth League, and sermons. First Presbyterian and First Baptist chapters announce commencement sermons, institute closings, and special musical programs as 115 graduates participate and certificates are awarded.
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San Antonio
S. H. €. Burgin
The
Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Avenue D
Fourth Street
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Cullom H. Booth
Epworth League
P. mm
Baptist Young People's Institute
First Baptist Church
James R. McGill
J. Porter
W. 8S. Clarke
Atlanta
Brooks I. Dickey
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Los Angeles Heights Methodist Chapel
Victor Keller
Woodlawn Avenue
Belknap Place
Alamo Heights Methodist Church
Broadway
Paco Streets
Gaston Hartefield
W. M. Carter
C. O. Bell
G. P. Bledsoe
Prospect Hill Methodist Church
Buena Vista
Cibolo Streets
Nathaniel B. Read
Buena Vista Street
Glover
Holy Communion
Bruce Banks
Woman's Missionary Society
Stewards
Methodist Episcopal
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Pecan Street
Orin Palmer Wright
D. D
Crockett
S. Racey
Byterian
Arthur G. Jones
Men's Brotherhood
Young People's Society
Presbyterian Mission
Peach
Nevada Streets
South Heights
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian Church
L. H. Morey
Orlandale Presbyterian Church
William Martin
L.H. Morey
Garden
King William Streets
H. M. Smith
Assembly
Westminster League
Young Peopl
First United Presbyterian Church
Ogden and
Locust Streets
C. E. McStravick
G. N. Keeling
Alamo Height United Presbyterian Church
Edith Warnock
Utica
Fourth and
Taylor Streets
Baptist Young People’s Union
James R. Magill
W. 8. Clarke
Ladies' Aid and Missionary Society
Colorado Street Baptist Sunday School
M. McClune
T. U. Neal
South Side Baptist Church
J. T. Bell
UT Medical College to grant 43 diplomas in Galveston
The UT board of regents approved diploma awards for 43 medical graduates from the medical department, seven from the school of nursing, and pharmacy students. Exercises tonight feature Colon W. C. Gorgas delivering the principal address on sanitation as a preventive of disease.
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Galveston
Tex
Board of Regents
University of Texas
Medical Branch
School of Pharmacy
School of Nursing
Colon W. C
The London Times Film Prop Copy Sparks Debate
An American newspaper used as a prop pasted with The London Times name plate. The piece raises questions about title accuracy and the absence of London in the paper’s own masthead amid discussions of newspaper naming conventions and geographic emphasis.
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London Times
Times
London
Province
Manchester Guardian
Glasgow Herald
Springfield
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Wickes
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J. L. Galbraith
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Mise Luleta Chittim
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H. C. Montgomery
Noble James
West End Methodist Episcopal Church
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H. L. Booth
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Porter Streets
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F. M. Jackson
Junior League
Englewood Methodist Arch
Elsie Avenue
Post Street
Sloan L. Batchelor
Glenn Avenue
Travis
J. M. Seay
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McKinley Avenue
South Presa Street
Townsend
Central Christian Church
Main
San Pedro Avenues
Hugh McLellan
East
French Place
Mendelssohn
Thomas A. Christian
Mr. McLellan
Ceerchme
Miss Bacon
Christian Endeavor
Ira Kercheville
Prospect Hill
Government Hill
Nebuchadnezzar
Dan
New Besweree Avenue
Episcopal
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Commerce Street
R. Y. Barber
Trinity
St. Luke’s Church
Cherry and
Burleson Streets
St. Mark’s
Travis Park
Philip Cook
Monroe Hall
Soledad Street
Central Congregational Church
Princess Theater
Frank Dyer
Abbie L. Marshall
A. W. Burroughs
St. Mary's Hall
Atehool Auditorium
Church In
Nettie E. Green
New Church
Mr. Maney
Nain
Church of the Nazarene
Maverick Park
William’ K E. Fisher
North
Mesquite Street
H. L. Rice
India
Texas
Theosophy Society
Bible Students’ Association
W. H. Dunn
Berean
Unitarian
George H. Badg
Odd Fel Hall
Crockett Hotel
D. Gilland
Peter Molyneaux
Crockett 355
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co
A. Collman
Ohio
Honest
Wm. Penn
LO Ret En
Clese
E. Eppstein & Co
Dallas, Texas
Stanley Newding
New Phone
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