Jewish Women Conference Opens in San Antonio on Monday
The twelfth state conference of the National Council of Jewish Women met at the St Anthony hotel with state president Mrs. Max Mayer presiding. Speakers included Mrs. L. Golden, Miss Beatrice Shey, and Mrs. Alvin A. Horwitz. A lunch and two symposia followed, with topics on light conservation and milk stations. Tuesday features sessions on vocational guidance and council work with Jewish Social Service agencies, ending with a community Jacob as luncheon.
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National Council of Jewish Women
St. Anthony Hotel
Max Mayer
el Paso
L. Goldein
Beaumont
Beatrice Shey
Alvin A. Horwitz
Wichita Falls
A. Zimmerman
San Antomio
Ooan al We Menger Hotel
Mus
S. J. Shafirap
Fort. Worth
Grace Channon
San Antonio
Dallas
Smallest Baby Dies in Colorado Springs
Andrew Hilton, one of the smallest live babies ever born, died at 29 days old in Colorado Springs. The infant weighed 22 ounces at birth and could not assimilate nourishment despite physician efforts. A medicine dropper fed the child, and its brief life was hailed as a medical wonder.
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Colorado Springs
Cols
Andrew Hilton
Three Stages of a Cold Warns Against Delay
An old health column outlines three stages of a cold the Dry Stage the Watery Stage and the Mucone Stage. It advocates using Grote's Laxative Bromo Quinine in the first stage claiming it opens the bowels kills fever relieves headache and purifies the system. It warns against trifling with a cold and stresses obtaining the genuine product wrapped in cellophane.
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Grote
Black and White Ointment and Soap Promise Cure
Advertises Black and White Ointment and Skin Soap for eczema relief. Claims deep action against parasites with a money check guarantee and price of 25 cents each. Sold as a duo.
Debutante and society notes at hotels and homes
Monday evening at the San Pedro playhouse the Little Theater staged Holiday while Tuesday brings Mrs. Mary Terrell Giesting’s tea at the Argyle, and Mrs. O F Gallagher hosts a bridge luncheon at Fort Am Houston. Debutantes and guests occupy many gatherings with gowns, corsages, and amber crystal service as society circles plan dances, showers, and receptions through the week.
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San Pedro Playhouse
Mary Terrell Giesting
Argyle Notel
Nancy Ann
Giesting
F. Gallagher
Fort Am Houston
Mire
W. B. Tadue
Paw McSween
Gunter Hotel
Ellen Hayes
Julie Lapham
Helen Engelking
Eleanor Keiser
Nancy Giesting
Ruth Willett Felder
Katherine Terrell
Elizabeth Terrell
Olivia Nolte
Josephine Bennett
Johanna Belle Steves
Jean Goggan
Charles Bertrand
Wiliam H. Maguire
John B. Moore
T. G. Wald
Robert MM. Arrington
Floyd Fitch
Robert J. Jarrett
Ted James
William Hammond
Jack Foster
John Kerr
William M. Light
Jane E. Herper
John Pancopate
John M. Clark
C. W. Bilgus
Barksdale
Jeff
Mary Berkson
The
Little Theater
Katherine Reaney
R. J. Reaney
Groveland Place
Mary Castie
Wilh Jeux Wilde
Kellyfield
Colonel Castis
Fort Sam Houston
Slaying Justified in Wrong Home in Port Worth
Justice of the peace ruled the shooting of Brooks J. Pruitt, 32, orchestra pianist, at a neighbor’s home by J H Parrish was justifiable homicide after Pruitt wandered into the wrong house in a stupor. Parrish released on own recognizance. The report blends local social notes and a separate aviation club event with party details and weekend injuries.
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Port Worth
Brooks J. Pruttt
Pruttt
J. H. Parrish
Pruitt
Parrish
Balanced diet plan for needy in Bexar county proposed
San Antonio relief workers and Maury Maverick lead a conference to coordinate food aid for the poor. A volunteer committee outlined a milk meat bread and vegetables distribution system with county stations and winter garden plantings to supply surplus. Maverick said current food stocks could feed all for two years with proper distribution.
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Bexar County
San Antonio Relief
Maury Maverick
Bam Houston Poat
Maverick
Chamber of Commerce
B.D. Henry
Harry Dillon
Ida FP. Reynolds
Fred W. Mary
Berge County
Ed Cassin
Oscar Powell
Arthur Pfeil
Central Relief Committee
Pfeil
Devele
San Antonio
Insurance Policy of 500000 for Gov Roosevelt
Harsford Connecticut reports a 500000 life policy was written on President elect Franklin D Roosevelt to fund the Warm Springs Georgia sanitarium. Joseph Sheppard, CT general agent for a Massachusetts life insurer, said the policy was written in Georgia and signed by Governor Roosevelt on Thursday. This is the second half million dollar policy, the first having been taken out two years ago and underwritten by ten companies.
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Harsford
Conn
Franklin D. Roosevel
Warm Springs
Joseph Sheppard
Connecticut
Massachusetta Lirers
Sheppard
Georgia
Roosevelt
Speed Pilot Lags in East West Hop
Colonel Rows coe Turner attempted a trans continental air speed record, taking off from Columbus for Kansas City at 10 37 a m standard time. He landed in Columbus for fuel at 10 20 a m, behind the schedule he had set for himself.
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Columbus
Ohio
Colonel Rows
Coe ‘Turner
Kansas City
British Aviatrix Hops for Africa
LYMPNE England Nov 14 09 Amy Johnson England's premier woman flier in private life Mrs J A Mullingen took off today for a long flight to South Africa in an attempt to beat her husband's record of 4 days 17 hours and 19 minutes for the same trip.
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Lympne
England
Amy Johnson
J. A. Mnllingen
South Africa
Seekman and stolen auto at Worth report
Seekman and stolen auto case reported at Worth on May 14. Doug Las Leuthold, station attendant, believed kidnapped yesterday by robbers who looted the station. The car of A. C. McFarland, San Antonio immigration inspector, also missing from the station.
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Worth
Douglas Leuthold
A. C. McFarland
San Antonio
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