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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1913
Page
6
Salvage sale item notes Mayer and Kayser boots or shoes labeled blacks only with 16-button length options. Describes condition as perfect and available from salvage stock.
The Woman's Relief Corps auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic hosts a thimble party from 3 to 5 pm tomorrow at Mrs. Eugene Warfield’s home 817 North Hackberry Street. Members of the order are invited. Miss Elizabeth Wilke departs for Yoakum to visit relatives.
The Eastern Star postponed a reception honoring members who recently received honors because of a member’s illness. The article also notes Myrtle Moore’s farewell supper at the Original Mexican Cafe, a large host list for a Gunter Hotel dance, and various social events at Fort Sam Houston and San Antonio society circles.
Raymond McQuillin Ralph Hayden Carlos Brewer and Paul Davison Mrs Stephen Watts Kearney 将周六下午在家举行卡牌娱乐以迎接 Harriet Grigg 这位新星。圣卢克主教教会妇女援助会4点在 1902 Zavala 街向 Mrs 8. S. Crewe 举行例会。N.8. Graham 结束北方东部之旅从美西归来。E. B. Chandler 夫妇今晨自加州返家，夏季在此度过。 Chester H. Terrell J. Baggett J. M. Eskridge Emmett Roundtree C. C. Todd 将在 Travis Club 举行由 San Antonio Musical Club 于周四晚举办的欢迎 Verdi 一百周年音乐会。Florence Nicholson Mary Pancoast Marie Dickinson 将提供热饮。
The San Antonio Choral Club will meet at 10 20 Wednesday morning at the Young Men's Christian Association building.
Miss Agnes Anna Gorrell receives a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Edward Burda with ferns pink chrysanthemum and carnation decorations. Guests include Martha Zaloutz Alice Gorrell Rose Eckenroth Emma Schelper Mary Herring and others as an ice course is served to honorees and guests.
An advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills provide prompt relief for weak kidneys and painful bladder action. It states the medicine supports kidney tissue, restores normal function, and relieves bladder discomfort, with Fischer's Drug Store as the seller.
The West Texas conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South meets in San Antonio from tomorrow morning to Monday at Laurel Heights Church. About 250 delegates and 1000 out of town visitors are expected from eight districts spanning Midland, San Angelo, Corpus Christi, Brownsville, Del Rio, and Austin. Bishop James Atkins presides. discussions focus on education policy, women’s church rights, and a potential name change.
A vintage child health advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a laxative for coated tongues and constipation. It promotes an 18 inside cleansing, warns against counterfeits, and advises asking for a 50-cent bottle labeled by the California Fig Syrup Company.
E H Labadie announces Maxwell 25 achieved a new hill climbing record on Mount Falcon for the Denver Automobile Club. W H Turner of New York drove the car to finish in 11 minutes 32 seconds, besting a foreign make by 10 minutes 28 seconds and startling spectators with a wheel over the edge near a 1500 foot drop. Alamo Auto Sales reports Albert Steves Sr buys a royal green Pierce Arrow 48 B2 touring car, chosen for ride, simplicity, and construction. Woodward Carriage reports George Jambers purchases a Hupmobile 32 touring car, praised for value in its class.
J. W. Baylor of Cotulla took delivery yesterday afternoon of a 1914 Studebaker Six. This is the third Studebaker owned by Mr. Baylor.
J F Alexander of Citizens Auto Company visits Packard and Detroit Electric plants in Detroit for a few weeks. Three Hupmobiles are shipped by Pennya woodward Carring in this region for Hupp products. F E H Labadie Auto Co sold a Maxwell 35 touring car to the Rusenberger Edmondson Co Maxell rep in Blanco. A Paige Detroit Glen Wood touring car was sold to Hugo Rhodius of Schertz by Alamo Auto Sales Co, local Paige agent Otto Zoeller reports. Labadie plans to travel overland.
The Twin S Club elected Walter Fricke as president Earl Stein as vice president Norton Doyle as secretary Clarence Carr as treasurer Warren Fountain as sergeant at arms and Henry Mitchell as reporter. Installation planned for the first Monday in November. The club operates a Twin S gym class at St Mark's gym under William J Utz and plans one or two basketball teams this season.
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