War era social notes from a San Antonio newspaper
A long society column covers London’s wartime mood, California food conservation by Red Cross workers, and Pan American Round Table activities. It notes engagements, weddings, travels, and society gatherings in San Antonio with mentions of local clubs, prominent guests, and hotel events, reflecting home front life during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Merald Isle
London
Tia
Dublin
Dunlin
Sammmnoles
P. Cunninghamt
California
Red Cross
Texas
Fund
Pan-American Round Table
Guntur
United States
Hein
Gullermo Hatt
University At Texas
Mestea
Cuba
Br. Goldsmith
New York
San Antonio
Gris- Wold
Pan-American Union
San Antonio Round Table
Goldsmith
Guilarmo Hall
Hall
South America
Mexico
Community church notes and meetings listed
Church groups and volunteers announce upcoming meetings and events. The Sut Pedro Creele of the Travie Parle Methodist Church plans a Wednesday gathering at 330 with Mrs Short at 642 West Elmira Street. St Ann's Parish group hosts a bunieo party Thursday at the rectory on University Avenue. Various circles and leagues schedule meetings, dinners, and fundraisers across local churches with hosts named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro Creele
West
Elmira Streat
St. Ann's
Bunieo
University Avenue
Mra. D. Willluser
Women's groups plan district institute and meetings
Atha mesting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union discusses temperance work and a junior meeting at Mrs Willig Johnson's home. The fourteenth district WCTU calls a 8:90 Thursday session at Mrs Herbert Linseatt's home to plan the district institute at Viva Park Methodist Church on October 25 under the Young People’s Branch. Delegates from out of town unions expected. Also, Robert B. Lee PTA holds a 2:30 Friday meeting at the school to set the year’s work, with refreshments served. The Female Camp Fire Guild meets September 24 at the Young Women’s Christian Association. The National League for Women’s Service moves its headquarters to 414 Gunter Building, suite 208.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atha
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Herbert B. Linseatt
San Perro
Vravia’ Park Methodist
Allver Meial Voritest
Youngs People’s Branch
W. C. TW
San Antonio
Axtlet
Robert B. Lee Parent-Teachers' Association
A. Delane
H. G. Manger
A. Oliphant
V.v. O'Niel
Tocal Organization
National League For Women's Service
Gunter Building
Bulding
Their Married Life and a Silent Grief
Helen, a trusted friend, visits Viva Curtis in Frances Atwood’s studio to offer comfort after Viva’s heartbreak over Leonard. Viva reveals a deep loss and isolation, lamenting her dependence on Leonard and the ache of others assuming she should be strong, while Helen gently provides support without pressuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International None
Helen
Atwood
Francona
Iranves
Melen
Mwrances and Carp
Frances
Hoten
Viva
Neghilt
Chia
Frelon
Leonard
Passionat¢Ly
Mata Leonard
Viva Dow’s Resolve Tested by Helena’s Challenge
In a tense scene Viva Dow resists despair over social expectations as Helena accusations sharpen conscience. Helena scolds Viva for wavering between heart and duty, urging self discipline and courage as Viva struggles with lessons of responsibility and growth.
Saser Tinnesan Insurer Inquiries Approval
In Washington Star remarks, Senator Sorghum approves general observations that aid reliable judgment, noting the insurer fuse and quick response amid tense talk. The dialogue includes calls for pending measures and a push toward stronger insurance company verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinnesan
Sinuen
Stinton Ras Eertpil
Yane Calleseur
Llana
Vormentey
Sorghum
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Society
Malvern Hui Barnum
Dimmer
J. BP Neill
Gantat
O'Neill
P. Adams
Davis
Galbraith
Marjoris Wood
Mitchell
William Aubrey
Jean Dearing
John Wells Bulkley
U. S. Fy
Washington, D. C
John Winston Sweeney
T. Louis
Chicago
New York City
Jean Aubrey
Stas Vouna Corke
Him Cooke
Austin
University of Texas
Adelaide Campbell
Washington
Miss Madeira
Ohio
BR. i Ruesell
Corinne
Oscar Hunt Junkins
Corpus Christi
Central Christian Church
Amydell Johnson
Wil Jeavy
Cor Belton
Baylor College
Miss Johnson
Terths Wensley
Sha Young Geogla
Mutison Square
Minion SL Dona
Couiter Timpson
8. C. Timpson
Houston
Hiew Institute
Groatligs
Amelia Iogkham
Ansters Lote
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Marke
Sheldon Ham
New Mexico
Sho
Santa Fe
Misa Sheldon
H.C. Guffora
Eli
Porner
Travis Park
R.A
Ban Il Kelty
Cireale Street
Alanto Meights
Mary
Mary Thzas Heth Kokernat
Doe Gunter Hardin
Elizabeth Camp
Hester Schreiner
Witlagna
He Walle
Bannibal
Hazel Brawe
Mra. G. A. Stowers
Mlsace Stowdra
Mra. Stowers
Thei
Cirée
Pailing Murrah
Travis
William Negrey
Countary Eryn
Howard
Ayteon
Ruth
Hannah
Deutschmuon
Bristol
Sulling College
J. I. Kearna
Yan Nes Street
G. H. Erkson
Lawton
Qisla
Erkson
Wirkson
Cain Funston
My . J. Morrin
Marie
5. W. Kearny
Clarsoon Street
Mr. Mortis
San Antonin
Elizabeth Garret
Young Man's Christian Association
Gayn Sn
Menger Hotel
Garret
Texas School For the
Gilad
Ora Witte
Gr. G. B. Witte
Great Lakes
Miss Evin Betters
Merry Maids Club
Banco Barty
Slib Rooms
Bixth Street
Spartenburg, C
Dr. Dinwiddle
C. M. Calloway
Marjorie
Dew Studio
E. Travis St. Nert
To &T
Sherman & Hiles Preserving Company
Holland
Crockett
Pittsburg Water Heater Co
Avenue Co
Blowéra
Edward. Green
Nikht
Cieste No. 3
Methodist Church
Mra
M. H Stranghon
Buena Vista Street
Luther League of
Tadies
Anna Katzenberger
St. Mary’ Parochial School
Firgal
St. Mary's Rest Room
Brotherhood of Yeomen
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
WO. W. Hall
East Houston Street
Oriter
O. B. Bek
Samuel R. Query
KF. Guess
Mantor
Hecounta
Juny Levin
Chaplin
Fara Max
Xecrétary
Thora Wi
Mist Frieda
Micha
Bence Te E Anginior Ave
Pixby
Omale
Gila
Christian Aseenciation
Phoenix Hosiery
The
Heid Heights
Parisi
Black
Russia
Frank Bros
Susing Shoes
Viva Dow
Helena
Mr. Leppard
Lorim
Flelen
Matine
Eton
Hertzberg
la Maison de Elite
Alamo Plaza
Conroy
Jotke's
Pabst Engraving
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