Little Theater Workshop Plans November Showings
The Little Theater Workshop held a business meeting at Green Gate Theater on Monday evening with Judy Drought presiding. Plans for the December program were outlined as membership reports were shared, and rehearsals are underway for November 18 and 439 featuring The Artist by A A Milne directed by Mr and Mrs Barry Griffith The Cinam p by W J Steele directed by David Schein Corella by Josephine Nigeli directed by Worry Broeger and The Beer by Chekhov directed by Josephine Nicgli.
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Little Theater Workshop
Green Gate Theater
Judy Drought
A. A. Milne
Barry Griffith
Cinanp
W. J. Steele
David Schein
Elks Patrol to Hold Barbecue After State Crown
The San Antonio Elks patrol, state champions for five years, will be entertained at a barbecue by the lodge. A barbecue committee including Ed Decker, Milton Micheel, Dr. L. D. Meares, William Braunschweig and Dillard Day was formed. Thirty six patrol members took a new oath of allegiance led by M. Riley Wyatt, exalted ruler, and administered by August Langwell Jr.
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Tno San Antonio Elks Patrol
Ed Decker
Milton Micheel
Dr. L. D. Meares
William Braunschweig
Dillard
The
Patto
M. Riley Wyatt
August Langwell Jr
Honored November 1 event calls for rental listings
The Light asks landlords with vacant rental properties to list them by November 1. Follow through with service notes and dial Fannin 1231 for contact.
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Fannin
San Antonio Aims $125000 Reinvestment in City
San Antonio eyes reinvesting the $125,000 from the Army M O A building sale into local funds. Campaign chairman Graham Dowdell notes the drive for $2000 maintenance money struggles due to waning interest and mixed efforts. The outcome could influence the National Army and Navy B A board’s decision on the $125,000 building spend. John R. Donahay cites a $6009 national allotment with a $6000 local shortfall.
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San Antonio
Army
M. O.A
Graham Dowdell
San Antonio Ig
National
John R. Donahay
Eximine
Contract Approved for Randolph Field Fire Vault
Major General Lylls Brown, chief of army engineers, approved a contract with Charterln spd for a fire protection vault at Randolph Field Texas at a cost of 104 dollars.
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Randolph Field
Washington, D. C
Lylls Brown
Army Engineers
Charter- Ln Spd” Stra
San Antonio
Texas
Water woes delay federal building site in San Antonio
Post office water well near the new 1.4 million dollar federal building has dried up after two weeks of seepage from old wind wells around Alamo Plaza and Avenue 4H. Engineer Terrell Bartlett reports the site is dry and work paused awaiting Washington guidance. Postmaster P. G. Lucas notes seepage from unsealed wells caused the issue and that water has receded, with plans to resume once surveys by Barnett and architect Ralph Cameron are reviewed in Washington.
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Alamo Plaza
Avenue 4H
P. G. Lucas
Lucas
Barnett
Ralph Cameron
Washington
Drunken driver linked to alcohol seizure case in New Braunfels
Rodrigo Gonzalez faced charges after New Braunfels officers and federal agents seized 35 gallons of still mash 75 gallons of mash 20 gallons of whiskey six gallons of beer mash 80 pints of beer and equipment from a local operation. Gonzalez pleaded guilty and did not post $750 bond.
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New Braunfels
Rodrigo Gonzéles
Gollenies
Ed Scleyer
Gonzales
Transfer Policy Overhauled for San Antonio Senior Schools
Thomas Portwood, assistant superintendent, announces a new transfer policy for the San Antonio senior school system. Transfers now must be resolved by the principals of the two schools involved with parental appeal possible to the central office. A rational reason is required and transfers cannot be for disciplinary reasons. The policy follows a recent conference of Portwood and four senior school principals.
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Thomas 3. Portwood
San Antonio
Portwood
Teacher Invited to Attend National Curriculum Parley
Miss Emma A. Neal assistant superintendent of San Antonio elementary schools said she will likely accept an invitation for a conference of field workers on curriculum held in Washington July 5 6 and 7. The invitation came from George Washington University working with the United States Office of Education and will limit attendance to about 12 representative educators.
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Washington
Emma A. Neal
San Antonio
Miss Neal
George Washington University
United States of Education
Neal
Deportation Again Faces Alien Manuel Najera
Manuel Najera 21 is accused of reentering the United States after deportation. He crossed at the southern Rio Grande and was jailed in default of a 750 dollar bond as Immigration officers pursued the case.
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Manuel Najera
United States
Rio Grande
Najera
Reid
Lanier School to Offer New Course in Arts and Crafts
Lanier junior-senior school will start a cultural and vocational training course led by Miss Edna Henderland and Miss Eidah Burke. The program includes pottery making weaving basketry leather tooling and metal work with emphasis on Mexican and Indian craft traditions as explained by assistant superintendent Thomas B Portwood.
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Bidney Lanier
Thomas B. Portwood
Edna Henderland
Minx Eidah Burke
Cambridge drivers demand safer road barriers at arena
In Cambridge officials heard motorists insist on improving barrier safety after car incidents. Over the past three years nearly 200 vehicles sustained damage at the arena, totaling about 2500 in repair costs.
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Bapety
Cambridge
Maas
Will
Trailey Arens
Burglar Escapes After Caught in Act at Residence
A youth burglar was sought after being found inside Fred Reutzel’s home at 128 West Ridgewood Avenue Friday night. Reutzel arrived to confront the intruder but could not detain him. Clothes valued at $100 were stolen.
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Fred Reutsel
West Ridgewood Avenue
Reutzel
Man Stabbed Twice With Ice Pick at City Hospital
Joe Hudson of 180 Nolan Street was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital Saturday for two stab wounds caused by an ice pick. Police made an arrest in connection with the incident. Nearby, Light Classified Ads tout exceptional real estate buys.
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Joe Hudson
Nolan Aireet
Robert B. Green Hospital
Pollue
Child Treated for Auto Crash Injuries at Local Hospital
Roland Haner a 10 year old boy received treatment at Robert B Green hospital Saturday after being struck by an automobile near 2001 Mast Commerce street. The notice also lists furnished apartments with contact Mary Lou at 1941.
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Roland Haner
Mast Commerce Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Mary Lou
Third annual bow banquet for business girls at Y M C A
The Young Men's Christian Association hosts the third annual bow banquet for business and professional girls and their employers at 7 p m on Wednesday. Theme is football in program favors and decorations. Committees led by Mrs J W Francis and others coordinate invitations menus and table decor with help from department members. The event invites all city girls and young men.
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Business Girls of
Young Men's Christian Association
Pp. m
Jay DePuy
Hays
Bertha Sobey
Dalanain
Lilian Neldt
Emma Ruth Irwin
Vernon Fortassain
Catherine Shepherd
Georgean Bodenmiller
Lisca, Fortasgain
436 Cages Disposed Of in County Court No 1
Judge McCpllum Burnett presided over an eight term County Court at Law No 1 session ending Saturday. The term disposed 208 civil and 228 criminal cases, totaling 436. During the term 151 new criminal and 148 new civil cases were filed, and ninety cases were tried.
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Cowed
McCpllum Burnett
Wimiseala
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