Social and Club Notes From San Antonio Society
Bridge clubs meet at Rosebud Tea Room at 3 PM Saturday. Canopus Club hosts a bird roast and barn dance at Sunshine Ranch Friday with best costume prizes. Mrs. Hammond hosts a Jimcheon at Gunter Hotel for Mrs. Hunter of Sherman. Various tea, luncheon, and bridge parties mark the week with weddings and upcoming events.
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W- B. Tuttlewill
William Chumney
Roseboth
Moor
Canopus Club
Sunshine Ranch
E. DB. Hammond
Jimcheon
E. C. Hunter
Sherman, Tex
Gunter Hotel
Army Room
Jong
Mozart Society
Oelock
Wom
Jones
Daugh Charles S. Jones
C. A. Brown
Alpine
J. B. Greer
Austin
Wool Receipts Higher in Month at St Louis Market
Wool merchants report total receipts of 586 400 pounds for last month, up from 83 500 pounds earlier. Shipments reached 990 000 pounds versus 149 300 a year ago.
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ST. Louis
Reserve Officers Plan Riding Club Meeting
Lieut Col W By Tattle president of the State Reserve Officers Association will preside at the monthly meeting of the Riding Club chapter at the wh 15 noon Saturday. Maj Henry Davis and Maj John K Weber will explain new regulations. Capt J C Brinkmeyer to announce the new Riding Club plan.
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Tattle
State Reserve
Wills
National Reserve Officers
Henry
Davis
John K. Weber
J. C
Brinkmeyer
Road bond issues approved by attorney general in Texas
Austin November 6. An issue of 100000 Atascosa county road bonds district No 4 bearing 5 1 2 percent maturing serially was approved along with 75000 Mil Mary road bonds district No 10 at 1 5 12 percent serially. Also approved are 3000 Polk county district No 34 common school bonds 5 percent serially 3300 Bowier county district No 48 common school bonds 2500 Sater county district No 48 common school bonds 5 percent serially and 200 Ardeman county district No 13 common school bonds 2 percent serially.
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Austin
Atascosa
Attorney General's Department
Mil Mary
Cummon
Polk County
Bowier Couty
Sater County
Ardeman County
Girl Jumps In Volcano Sparks Tribal Ceremony
A vivid account describes Hawaiians leaping into a volcano while natives cheer, claiming appeasement of gods and promising tribal renewal. The tale is juxtaposed with a warning against clinging to old cleaning notions and praising scientific approaches to stain removal.
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Lana
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H. Phil Hill
New Braunfels Avenue
Dorothy Hillie
Richard Vanderstratten
Medeiro
Neal
O. F. Bordelon Jr
Pierce Collier
South America
Lillian Connor
Collier
New York
Robert Coulter
Eleanor Collier
Margaret Witting
Paul Adams
Arthur Morton
Ida Shiner
E. A. Meadows
Inez
Lawrence A. Meadows
Col Mer
A. C. Butterworth
Little. Rock
Ark
San Antonio
Bertville
Enday
Winchester Kelso, Jr
Texas Baylor
Guest O. Couch
H.P. Ables
University of Texas
Couch
Agnes Terrell
Cotton Palace
Waco
J. O. Terrell
Terrell
Texas
Phoenix Club
Menger Hotel
Leslie Payne
Gon ger-Payne
Tommie Harris
St. Anthony Roof
Gouger-Payne
Lela Mae
Payne
Fidele Toujour Sorority
Marie Louise Sauter
Nellie Collins
Evelyn Warrell
Helen Gahan
Vienna Maverick
Mary Virginia Clarkson
Mary Jane Lowrye
Augusta Maverick
Hilda Champagne
West Mistletoe Avenue
The
Chaminade Choral Society
Eli Hertzerg
Paul
Elman
J. J. Loving
Ar&gonne Heights
W. A. Thurman
St Mary’s Rest Room
R. L. Henderson
J. D. Chafetz
Mothers Teachers Association of
Riverside, Park School
Asbury Bible Class
Travis Park
UGE Sterne
Inci
Riding Club
ST. ‘Ate
Sinto
Knox Nurseries
Safety Crockett
Commerce ST
Blum
Ida Chitwood
Gaz
Karotkin Furniture Company
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