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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1936

Page

12

Edison High P T A to Meet

The Edison High School Parent Teacher Association executive committee met with President Mrs. E. L. Clark. Officers listed include Mrs. S. L. Clark as president and several vice presidents, secretary, treasurer, and committee chairs. Delegates to county council were elected. The next regular meeting is Tuesday October 433 at 3 90 pm with health nurse Miss Garle speaking on high school health questions. Delta Phi fraternity meets Sunday at 7 pm in Borden's Creamery auditorium.

theEdison High School Parent-Teacher Association 8. L. Clark S. L. Clark B. Johnson O. Ly Miller A. W. Delver M. D Tousic W. M. Ward Cheet Davis Clark Echell Scruggs Neéttze F W. Brown Regillar Brescher Association Garle Delta Phi Digma Borden

Monthly Meeting and Busy Week at Bea con Hill Church

The Bea con Hill Presbyterian auxiliary plans a 3 PM Monday meeting in the church parlor with Mrs. George Harries in charge and Mrs. W. H. Mitchell giving the devotional. Myrtle grave at the Woodmen hospital hosts patients Tuesday night under Mrs. Katie Beil, while Dril team host events on Tuesday and October 13 at 602 Hartman, with Mrs. Ethel Hehme and Mrs. Cora Schie assisting. A card and bries party for the drill team is set for October 16 at Wolff and Marx Tea Room with Lucilie Lay as chair and several members listed. A birthday observance for October birthdays is noted. Hexar charter No. 616 O. E. S. marked its 17th anniversary on October 8, 1836, with Faye Reinke presiding and talks on Age. Miss Hariette Dibble, Mrs. G. Smith, and Earl Davis led the program, and Lytle Chapter O E S, Texas attended as honored guests.

Woonan's Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church George Harries W. H Mitchell Myrtle Prove Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Ethel Réhme Myrtle Grave Woodmen of the World Hospital Katie Beil Ethel Hehme Hartman Cora Schie Wolff and Marx Lucilie Lay Viola Hicks Margaret Ochs Lena Naveak Eva Wagentehr Sctober Bexar Faye Reinke Lola White Hexar Hariette Dibble G. Smith Earl Davis Lytle Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Texas Wis

Lanciers Dance Set for October Fifteenth in Plaza Hotel

Pioneer Dancers club just back from Dallas where a October 3 celebration honored Henry Ford and revived old-time dances including the lancer, quackital and gibla reel. The next club dance is planned for Thursday October 15 at the Plaza hotel with the usual time.

Pioneer Lancers Club Dallas Honoy Henry Ford Plaza Hotel

Delphian Chapter Formed in San Antonio T

A new Delphian chapter will organize October 16 at the public library with national organizer Mrs. Ann Becker. The eight teen th chapter in San Antonio will host reviews and readings through October including works by T. B. Lawrence and topics in Greek mythology and Romanticism in North European countries.

Delphisn Ann Becker San Antonio Becker Delphian Council J. J. Cegelski Norman W. Johnson I.R. Sheldon G. B. Newcomb M. A. Wosnig George McDougall W Ruth Blanton Cyrano de Bergerac Blanch Baar Marjore Busg Jewel Franklin Oss G. B. Meeks Delphien Cowned Public Library Kappa Delta Kappa Delphian Gunter Hotel Webb Cares Mesdames Tweedy, Baron Fan Daleth Guatex Pritsle Clark Mesdames A. D. Mangham J. E. Majewski Taetna Fuller L. Shell John F. Gamp Piland FA. Hurschell Eva Thompson

Conference Slated at St. Mark's and Girls Friendly Society

The Diocesan Girls Friendly Society conference opens a three day session at St Mark's with a Friday afternoon program including formation of a Diocesan organization and discussions on society relations for women. Mrs. Hardy Woodward of St. Louis will speak at a 6:13 supper, and other events occur through October 11 including a Sunday corporate communion and services led by Bishop Capers.

Girls’ ‘Priendly Society Mark's Girls Prienly Society St. Mark's Hardy Woodward St. Louis Girls’ Friendly St. Mark's Church Christ Church Rt. Nev WL. Capers D. J West Texas Tng Girls’ Friendly Society of Uni United States Puerto Rico Philippine Islands Virginia Islands Japan Panama Canal Zone

Legion Units Install Officers at Gunter Hotel

American Legion auxiliaries Alamo Geome Newton and Harry M Warzbach units will install officers Thursday October 15 at 8 p m in the Gunter hotel daily room. Past commanders and past presidents will form reception. A program of speeches by Legion and army figures and music will follow the installation and the presentation of past presidents pins to outgoing presidents. Members and auxiliaries are invited. The Alpha Delphian alumnae met October 7 at the Rome of Bre 8 L White Magnolia for the season’s fire meeting with a parliamentary lag talk and a social hour. 23 members attended.

American Legion Gunter Hotel Thursdey Alpha Delphian Jon Rome Bre L. White Veal Magnolia

Ex-Students Meet For Fund Drive At Denton College

Texas State College for Women ex students met at the Old Booth for a luncheon to chart the year s plans. A major goal is raising funds for a new Student Union building on campus in Denton. Stella Uht led the fund drive. Elizabeth Fool spoke on homecoming last May. Frances Atwood reviewed summer activities. meeting set for November 25. Eugene J Hernandez Auxiliary No 2 United Spanish War Veterans plans the twenty fifth anniversary observance on October 27 at the Depot.

CLA Luntheon Tha Texas State College For Women G.I. A Old Booth Gladys GU Denton Stella ‘Uht Elizabeth Fool Frances Atwood e+ecs Eugene J. Hernandez United Spanish War Veterans Odd Fellows Junior Auditorium Droghett’ Hotel Fdl

Mrs Hyman Honored at DAR Luncheon in Texas

Mrs. Harry Hyman of Hyman Texas will be honored as honorary state regent founder of the Alam chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at a luncheon next Wednesday at the Original Mexican Restaurant at 12 15. Mrs Lefa Larding will oversee arrangements with assist from Mrs Robert Hil Parkinson Miss Trites Bellinger Mrs Marvin Bradford and Mrs J G Siner. The Ethel Drought Art will meet Friday at 10 am at Mrs F Drought home. Music, French painting talks, and life histories of artists Foussin Borrain Postsin session reviewed by various members are on the program.

Magnolia Woodmen Circle W. O. W. Hall Beas Dolan Fannie Mae Benkendorfer Gora. Schiebel Ethel Rehme Viola Hicks Bess Dolatz The Grove Kate Murphy Minnie Kerns Allie Probandt M. M. Davia Sarah Dickey Berloe Snap Hernina Bece Johanna Merk Jen Patricia Anderson Dora Alexander Tally Pioneer Club Gilve Magnolia Grove Maude Bowers Saunders Avenue Harry Hyman Hyman Texas Alam Daughters of the American Revolution Lefa Larding Sharge Robert Hil Parkinson Titres Bellinger Marvin Bradford 3. G. Siner Ethel Drought Artewid F. Drought Youngs Grook Mra David Johnson Philippe de Cham Baise Mira Herbert Tage Champaigne Nicholax Postssin Ralph Sackson Foussin C.J. Matthews George Waring Claude Borrain Mire Bannett Hendrix

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