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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1917

Page

3

Main Avenue Debating Societies Stage Series of Forensic Battles

Debating clubs at Main Avenue conduct a series of forensic contests with the Jeffersonian and Congress societies pitting arguments on roads owned and operated by the government. Judges name winners, debate schedules, and club officers. attendance noted and future rounds announced. The second series opens November 24 with Hayne and Jeffersonian teams and runs toward December 3 for the cup.

Main Avenue Debating Societies Congress Jeffersonian Hayne Joven Dane Mra. Nance Mice Stone Miss Porex Mies Marva Misw Darrall Mies Smthy Bens Abiericah Fersenian Menetor Munk Newton Newton Chartes Craway Rure- Fon McDonald Everett, Dongs Clifton George Jonny Laity Wim Mowetee Melowalt Miss Stoddird Dr. Bessels Jones Rust Morrahnd Brunet Secoud Eam i Hayne Taya Stest Mm Teffersonian Hall Jeffersonian Society

Toys The Largest Assortment in San Antonio Now Ready

A broad range of toys is available in San Antonio with rapid delivery possible. Customers are urged to place orders promptly to secure items as inventory may be limited and delivery details can be arranged by advising when and where to deliver.

San Antonio Guarantee Great Meat

Weekly specials wrap with varied discounts

A scrambled list of bright week long deals featuring items like American Dees and Bella foods, folding tables, ironing boards, toy trains, china sets, mechanical engines, toy sand toys, stuffed animals, roller skates and more. Prices shown in cents and dollars appear inconsistent, reflecting a chaotic sale catalog style typical of old newspapers.

Dees Bella Dolly Atte Toy Wash Hoston Helder Viese Stee Bey

Dramatic Club Studies The Blue Bird at Maeterdinck

At last Wednesday's regular meeting of the Dramatic Club the first act of The Blue Bird was studied. Miss Myrtle Zrty led, with Mary Ellen Scott, Froy Menger, Lottie Gildemeister and Enna Melcher participating. The club will host a knitting session next Monday for chyjs. A Christmas dance is planned with a committee named to arrange the event. New members named: Lasta Moore, Ruth Gray, Dorothy Inields.

Dramatic Club Myrtly Z Mary Ellen Scott Froy Menger Lottie Gildemeister Enna Melcher Inter Lasta Moore Ruth Gray Dorothy Inields

Sella Old Cloths Rummage a School Success

The German Gibb of Main Avenue High School held a rummage sale Saturday. The committee sold all 100 old clothes in 40 minutes at the city market. Mrs. Gutzeit received a Jewel of appreciation for help. An afternoon program included the Kalt-Hoes from local clubs and refreshments at closing.

Main Avenue High School Gutzeit Elu Ita Morris Serra

Brack Entider Elsa School Drama Society Presents The Flour Cina

The Elsa School Modern Drama Society plans to stage The Flour Cina following a successful past production. Tryouts and rehearsals are under way for the new show with a short preperformance in the works.

Brackentider Elsa School Modern Drama Society

Loviiness in All Her Glory Refines Maid and Mate An Ad

An item extols Stuart's Calcium Wafer as a skin beauty aid. It claims the product refines looks and preserves skin, positioning it as a reference for maid and mate alike. The copy presents bold claims about appearance enhancement and health benefits.

Stuart Maid

Debaters Meet at Brackenridge Club With Negative Victory

The Brackenridge Debating Club held a meeting on the first Wednesday where the motion resolved that the metric system should be adopted in the United States. Negative speakers Jack Bowles and Herbert Cushman won, with Bowles named best speaker. Artur Heiner and William Tod Mueller spoke for the affirmative. A declamation on Americas Un crowned Queen was given by Hen Barry Cordall, and an extemporaneous speech on civilization by Julia Aylmer closed the session. Bronk Williams served as sergeant at arms. The next meeting to discuss constituting bylaws was announced for Monday afternoon.

United States Brackenridge Debating Club Jack Bowles Herbert Cushman Artur Hheiner William Todmueller America Hen Barry Cordall Julia Aylmer Dank Brin Windhryei Bronk Williams

Dated High School Talent Show By Phiomathean Club

At Main Avenue High School and Lanier Literary Society, students performed a joint program titled “WTelluis' Dox” on Wednesday in the auditorium. Mike Frances Cocke opened with a welcome, Miss Poadie Mie Smith led a torch song, and Miss Helena Price spoke on Hed aursiniy. Miss Elizabeth Joyce sang, Miss Mildred Harrows assisted, and Miss Margaret West organized the event. Free refreshments followed as the Tanley Society received praise for its role and the Visit Ones Day entertainment was noted. Moronne Nightingale highlighted Red Cross work in a later talk.

Phiomathean Des Dating Club Main Avenue High School Lanier Literary Lusiety Braghentidse Weunerday Hoth Sie Jn Oge Mike Frances Cocke The Philomatheans Pra- Een Welcomiy John M. Steinfeldt Kuve Tare Dana Hole Poadie Mie Smith Bromsht Rent Cross Moronne Nightingale Minx Georgina Scott Lantor Helena Price Elizabeth Joyce Gire Hh White Ice Mildred Uarrows Margaret West Miga Ollie Ian Tanley Society Freehmoyty Retina Seria

Brackenridge School Plans New Union of Student Groups

Eloise Matthews urges subscriptions and school pride as Brackenridge Tenor Club forms to unite student organizations. The group will include presidents from February and June graduating classes, debate and literary club leaders, and Brackenridge Times editors. First meeting tentatively next week.

Unity Ink Brackenridge Igh Rehool Wit Con Alst Clisses Debmting Social and Literary Club Brackenrage ‘Times Sanoa Principht Starshall Johnston

Debate Embargo Debate At Reagan High School

The Reagan Debating Club at Brackenridge High School held a meeting to discuss whether the United States was justified in prohibiting exports of food stuffs and war supplies to neutral nations. John Goodrich and George Atweller argued for the affirmative and defeated Marks Cary and Sylvae Berliner who spoke in opposition. W Le Cary supervised the event as sponsor, with Monte Glayson presenting the report and several offices filled at term start including Robert Orth taking the oath.

United States Reagan Chih Brarkenridge High School John Goodrich George Atweller Marks Cary Sylvae Berliner W. le Cary Monte Glayson Robert Orth William Toya Philip Robertson Ime Ware

First Social Planned by Brackenridge High Class of 1918

The Brackenridge High School graduating class plans its first social event for the night Friday, November 23, 1918, described as a get together meeting in the music room. Mis Bes Collingsworth chairs the organizing committee and several subcommittees report activity. The class bulletin board has been set near the main entrance, and a motto committee led by Miss Elizabeth Foyes is forming. Purple and white sweet peas will be the flowers, with three co-leaders chosen to select material for the rah? ph sydh.

Brackenridge High School Mis Bes Collingsworth Man High Elizabeth Foyes Gordon Shacklett Janes Knowlton Joseph Vandersticken C. Smith Miss i Johnson

College Cinderella to Be Staged by Brackenridge High

Announcement from Brackenridge High School confirms a February 1928 presentation of The College Cinderella. Frederick Abbott, drama head, announced the casting at the teachers’ meeting. the play follows a light plot with students preparing costumes and props.

Grain Frederick Abbott Draming Hy Brackenridge High &Ipnant Breiiting Hovke

Danderine Promises Thick, Wavy Hair and Dandruff Removal

A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a hair tonic that eradicates dandruff, prevents itching, and promotes new hair growth. It claims hair becomes thick, soft, shiny, and fuller after a few weeks, with instant ease in styling and a luxuriant appearance.

Climax chosen for the hiss grintal play in January

The text notes Urgeonis for party in the cast will gather ferrdyal for The Climax, chosen as Ihonema for the hiss grintal. Editors and Spencers prepare preparations at the Main Avenue High School, with Miss Elisabeth Harcourt elected class poet and Randi Moucler chosen attorney.

Spencers Odilinus Coeterval Tia Vlisa Druckenridge Park Main Avenue High School Oselncit Elgabeth Harcourt Randi Moucler Elizabeth, Pott Mary Larkin Annie Jackson Daca Ginsberg Mista Booth Miretha Brinthoff Edith Goldbeckie Randal Menefeo John Us

Mothers Day Observance Planned By Nevenson Society

The Nevenson Literary Society at Brackenridge High School schedules a semi annual Mothers Day event for Wednesday November 21. A committee led by Gertrude Garwood Virginia Estes Annie Tiny Cresswell Irma Gesche and Lillie Alterman will organize activities. A Kipling reading by Lela Pyron and a letter from Lorraine Insheimer study at Bradley College were noted.

Stenson Literary Society Bracenridge High School Iyuth Gertrude Gar- Wood Virginia Estes Annie Tiny Cresswell Irma Gesche Lillie Alterman Kipling Lela Pyron Lorraine Insheimer Main Avenue Mark Twain Bradley College Timals Gjncile Henry Club Plus Develer Aa Oulletin Board Nennant Lee Hollingsworth Josephine Hutzler Irran Gescha Anita Conning

Joint initiation party at Brerken Ridge chev high schools

The Spanish Duty of the Mary Avenue and Smelenrige high schools held a joint initiation party for new members at Brerken Ridge Chev Friday night. About fifty members and guests attended after a banquet in the school cafeteria where speeches were made and the new members were “riding the goat.” Games and merriment followed with decorations enhancing the room’s attraction.

Mary Avenue Smelenrige Brerkenridge

Times Weekly School Paper Aims for Better Second Edition

The Times weekly school paper from a Texas city community aims to improve with its second edition. Bloise Matthews will edit after Harold Schervita resigns. six dollars in ads funded the first issue, with the paper primarily paid for by advertising.

Aecohdl Lena Ary Antonio Urat Papar Bolle Times Marshall Johnston Brackeneidge Alumai Irtola Treally Fexas University Ad Department Pecunie Accon Isang Tay Tia Bloise Matthews Timea Harold Sehervita

Student debating society at Austin high school debate success

The Patrick Henry Debating Society of the Austin high school opened the session with a debated resolution. The affirmative side, led by Mears Cilann and Wirabacn, argued for the topic Abritivany Tincols while the negative side, represented by Masers Waster aul Yaden, presented a labisnagit declimation. The audience was encouraged to remain engaged in declamation and debate as a means to gain interest and recognize benefits of study. Members Mowery Herndon Weling and Webb joined the 19 member group.

Patrick Henry Memeni Mowery, Herndon, Weling and Webbeck

Twain era club meeting notes and new member votes

A garbled report describes a Friday gathering of the Twain club with apologies for misread names. It notes new members Marion Watson and Effie Langley and mentions honorary member Hedger and critic Carmen Oheleresii. A social event at Miss Povsby Westhouse is also referenced with admission instructions that were not followed.

Oflessa Helle Guuade City Brat Marte Wolen Salling Miuce Landler

Minstrels Thrill at Grand Opera House Despite War

A large audience enjoyed a wartime minstrel show at the Grand Opera House on Saturday afternoon and night. Alm and Lassos White led a strong cast of performers, delivering lavish scenery, elaborate transformation scenes, and a festive program that contrasted with ongoing war conditions. The production featured notable acts, colorful tableaux, and a special Sunday performance promised.

Grand Opera’ House Lassos White Ferons Grand Opera House Fluid Senes Uno Bold Shwa Hla Sultan Hough Losaea Gale Treimker Hilly Beart John Desley van Lasser Wipfare Tome

Praise for Northcliffe in The Sun and The Globe notes

The London based Pall Mall Gazette and The Globe discuss Lord Northcliffe’s impact on Anglo American relations and journalism. Reports describe Northcliffe as a leading figure shaping the press and political discourse, with praise from allied papers and reflections on media influence across nations. Local county meetings in California contemplate centralization of boy specific aims and oil exploration, noting demographics and population data for context.

Tynan Thaey Stecint Sun Philadevinie Poole Sanskeil the Fubile Letger Co London Pall Gaxotte Petrograd Leening Standard Russia Globe Lord Northelitte Eneland Thia Jourhal

Freezone Wonder Cure for Corns and Calluses

A vintage ad touts Freezone as the miracle solution for corns and calluses. It promises instant relief with a few cents per dose, claiming no pain or irritation from application. The copy urges women to keep it on the dresser and use it directly on tender or hardened corns.

Uinchinati Freezone

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