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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1911

Page

7

Public schools open in Floresville and Seguin Texas

Floresville opened its public school session with packed attendance at the opera house where trustees and patrons gathered for speeches. The Floresville faculty includes Superintendent W B Toone and Principal W H Butler among others. Seguin also began with strong enrollment and campus improvements aided by a new ten cent tax issue, naming teachers for each grade and specialist roles across the grades.

Floresville Tex Opera House W. B. Toone W. H. Butler Misses Fannie Daniels Myrtle Hurley Maud Barnes Mamie Ballard Kate Manry Lucy Neal Eoline McCracken Seguin May Erskine Bess Ehrenhats Sophia Thompson Lula Leehin A. C. Weimer Lylie Beversdorff Annie Whittaker Vondle Liddell J. F. Sergert R. E. L. Adams

Lockhart Schools Open Crowded First Day

Lockhart public schools opened with crowded classrooms. Lower grades split into two groups as high school grades filled. At 10 o clock trustees gathered at Dr Blanks Memorial hall for a program including Doxology invocation readings and addresses by local clergy and teachers.

Lockhart Tex Lockhart Public Kyle Brooks Juanita Grosse J. G. Forester Hattie Gillum

America address by T H Shelby on public instruction

T H Shelby representing the state superintendent of public instruction delivers an address in America outlining education priorities and policy aims.

America T. H. Shelby State Superintendent of Public Instruction

El Campo Schools Open With 346 Attendance

El Campo Texas schools opened with 346 pupils in attendance. Officials expect enrollment to rise by about 100 within a month, based on conservative scholastic census estimates.

EL Campo Tex

Bay City Opens 1911 12 School Session

Bay City public schools formally opened for the 1911 12 session with large attendance and a full staff of teachers.

Bay City Tex

Victoria Public Schools Open With Strong Attendance

Victoria public schools and St. Joseph's college opened here yesterday with a good attendance, the number of pupils exceeding that of last year.

Victoria Victoria, Tex Victoria Public Schools St. Joseph's College

Card Club Hostess Hosts Tuesday Affair and Dances

Mrs. W N Capurro entertains the Tuesday Afternoon Card club at her Richmond Avenue home. Miss Hermine Partridge hosts dancing at her San Pedro Avenue home for Miss Lucile Featherstone of New Orleans. Home Mission Society of Travis Park meets at 4 PM at the Travis Park Church. City Mission board meets at Travis Park Church at 10 AM.

W. N. Capurro Richmond Avenue Hermine Partridge San Pedro Avenue Lucile Featherstone New Orleans

San Antonio Socials Report Pleasant Spofford Visit

Miss Annie Lee Luke Rose Barnett and Lucy Henderson with John Morris return from Spofford house party hosted by Judge and Mrs J D Guinn. Fourteen locals joined them for a week of hospitality. Miss Essie Shaw plans a miscellaneous shower Thursday. Alamo Heights School Mothers club meets tomorrow at the school. Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets Thursday at 4 PM with Mrs H H Hyde. Misses Virginia Atkinson Virginia Adams return from Floresville visit with Mrs E D McDaniel.

Annie Lee Luke Rose Barnett Lucy Henderson John Morris Spofford Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union H. H. Hyde Broadway Alamo Heighhs Virginia Mary Atkinson Virginia Adams E. D. McDaniel Floresville

Local Society And Alumni Notes From City Page

Mr and Mrs 8 G Bechtel and children return from Colorado and Minnesota visits. Dr and Mrs W T Beard and family head to Eagle Lake Houston and Galveston for two weeks. J Vanlandingham and daughter plus others return from Jourdanton. Ursuline Alumni meet at 4 pm tomorrow at the academy on Augusta street. Hazel Davis returns from Fort Worth. Alberta Brett leaves for Virginia for winter with sister Mrs R H Jones. YWCA board to meet at 10 am tomorrow in association rooms. Mr and Mrs M F Farrel move to San Antonio residing at 609 San Jacinto Street Prospect Hill. Mrs Farrel is Dr Wolf’s sister. San Antonio Self-Duture club yearbooks received, violet as club flower. meetings on Monday. Officers listed in courtly tone: Callahan, Russell, Burris, Stumberg, Thomas, Burk, Smith, Barbee.

M. F. Farrel Seguin San Antonio San Jacinto Street Prospect Hill R. G. Callahan R. R. Russell

Newell Party Extends Summer Trip to Duluth and Port Arthur

O. S. Newell and his daughter Miss Ruth Newell have lengthened their summer tour to include Duluth and Port Arthur after visiting northern New York and Boston. They are currently in New York City and plan to return soon.

O. S. Newell Ruth Newell Duluth Port Arthur New York Boston New York City

Mission Board Meet at Travis Park Church

The City Mission board of the Methodist churches met at Travis Park church with good attendance. Mrs. J. D. Young presided. Miss Ella Bowden, newly elected deaconess, will begin a house to house canvas in congested districts and direct the sewing school supported by the board. She stays at the San Antonio mission home and training school.

Mission Board City Mission Board Methodist Churches Travis Park Church J. D. Young Ella Bowden

Birthday Party Held At MecMullins Street Home

Miss Ruby Rae hosted a birthday party yesterday at her parents home on MecMullins street. The event featured outdoor games readings by Miss Lottie Harper and a served menu. Attendees included Ruby Dickey, Florence Dwyer Fay Spencer and many others.

Ruby Rae MecMullins Street Lottie Harper Dickey Florence Dwyer Fay Spencer Eula Smith Esta Calhoun Virginia Dickinson Connie Youngblood Ruth Roby Mabel Roby Cora Meador Louis Bass Iona White Elaine White Eloise Matthews Elizabeth Rollins Mary Williams Viola Gregory Laverne Paslethwaite Hazel Granfield Mary Harper Gladys Harper Christina Jones Ruby Dickey Chester McCullough Frank Harper Leland Gregory Clifford Johnson Euclid Carr Wilson Dickey

Book Share Request for Public Schools by Southern Association

The Southern Association of College Women requests the public to donate unused books to public schools via the local chapter. Books are distributed annually to children unable to purchase them. For details contact Mrs. A. A. Brown at 206 Augusta Street.

Southern Association of College Women A. A. Brown Augusta Street

Hall's Texas Wonder Promises Kidney and Bladder Cure

If the Texas people knew the merits of Hall's Texas Wonder they would never suffer from Kidney Bladder or Rheumatic trouble. A $1.00 bottle offers a 60 day treatment and seldom fails to cure. Local testimonials urged. Dr BE W Hall 2926 Olive St St. Louis Mo. Sold by druggists.

Texas Hall BE. W. Hall Olive St St. Louis

Luncheon Honors Publicity Leaders At San Antonio

Ray Mackey of the Antonio Real Estate Exchange will email notices for a joint Thursday luncheon at the St Anthony hotel. Col D C Collier and G Grosvenor Dawe will speak on southwestern development and southern travel routes. Organisations include Ad club Real Estate exchange Publicity league Young Men's Business league and Chamber of Commerce with seating at 12:30.

Ray Mackey The Antonio Real Estate Exchange St. Anthony Hotel Col D. C. Collier G. Grosvenor Dawe Kington D. C Southern Commercial Congress Col. Collier United States California Ad Club Real Estate Exchange San Antonio Southwest Mr. Dawe Publicity League Young Men's Business League Chamber of Commerce

Welcome Judge and Bride Mock Trial In Fort Worth

Judge Tom Simmons and his bride Mary Carroll arrived in Fort Worth to a police escort and were rushed to the courthouse for a mock trial presided by other district judges. The defendant fled the rail as the session ended. Mrs Simmons was toured by prominent local women including the mayor’s wife.

Associated Press Fort Worth Tex Tom Simmons Sixty-seventh District Court Mary Carroll Little Rock Ark Court House W. D. Day

Great Reduction Attracts Local Piano Buyers

A list of friends touts savings on pianos with reports of customers saving over $100. The notice invites readers to visit Miss Julia Sellers in Seguin Street San Antonio and mentions several names and addresses in San Antonio Weimar and other nearby areas as references for the deal.

Julia Sellers Seguin Street San Antonio

Romantic Russian Tragedy Echoes Through Time in A Train Scene

A romantic tale ends with a 10 year pact between Olga von Lohnert and Hugo Falk. Olga’s debut forces separation and decades pass as Hugo, now a civil engineer, waits. A letter from Olga’s eight year old daughter reveals Olga’s fate, linking past love to present family. The piece closes with a baseball note about Mobile’s 1912 managerial search.

Paul Elliston Han Long Olga von Lohnert Hugo Falk Moscow Olga Hugo Romise Falk Mama Feodor Krajenow Olga von Krajenow von Lohnert

This Simple Powder Quickly Removes Hairs

An advertisement describes Delatone powder for hair removal. A paste made with water is applied to the skin for two to three minutes, then rubbed off to remove hairs. It claims the effect is permanent, leaves skin smooth, and notes a price of one dollar per ounce.

Rohrer Artesia Cream CO Waco Texas

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Pelee Brown Candy Company Pt, Worth Katherine M. Joseph Sociad Calender the Home Mission Society of Travis Park Essie Shaw Tn West End Alamo Heights School J. Vanlandingham Miss Marie Hermione Bedwell Ruth McWheet Jourdanton Ursuline Academy Hazel Davis Alberta Brett R. H. Jones Young Woman’s Christian Association Ivers & Pond Matthew Shook Bradford & Co Kingsbuerry Regal Electric Imball Piano SAN Antonio Music CO E. Houston W. H. Bruce Mer Col. D. C. Collier G. G. Grosvenor Dave H. B. Thompson Seguin, Tex Victor Keller West Mistletoe Avenue Lewis Goodman Weimar, Tex Elizabeth Menton Pecos Street Tom Bozier C. McMonagle Nolan Street F. A. Cotter Fowler Street T. C. Nelson Upton Street L. P. Seay Samuel Neel Mr. Rittman W. S. Franklin Belmont R. Anderson Denver Boulevard J. W. Price Brownwood Ethel Bert Carson Street Jesse James Gherry Street T. M. Cowan Mitchell Street the Light's Daily Hile Harry Swacina Ducky” Holmes Mobile Harry Steinfeldt George Beaumont Otto Jordan Atlanta George Reed Rohe Ala Houston Street Petrich-Saur Petrich-Saur Lumber CO
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