President Ortiz Rubio's Mexico Northbound Tour Schedule
President Ortiz Rubio released plans for a northern Mexico tour from September 30 to October 14. He will inspect rag building pravecta south of Monterrey, review the Monterrey Matamoros highway and the Monterrey Laredo highway, visit the San Mathia dam, then travel to Saltillo Torreon and end in Durango and Zacatecas before returning to Mexico City.
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Committee Meets for Gipsy Smith Revival Campaign
Committees for the Gipsy Smith evangelical campaign met in the conference room of the M. O. C. on Friday afternoon with presiding officials including Ter. Philt on Cone Fletcher and executive chair Howard P. Cock. The gathering listed numerous workers and officers across finance entertainment young people services and cottage prayer meetings. A general summit is planned for Sunday at 4 o clock in St. Mark's parish house.
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Oxhey
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Youth Enters Navy Radio Class, Pav Duncan In Philippines
A radiogram to Mrs. B. Duncan, 1830 Beat House Fontaet, Friday, states that Pav Duncan, former student of Min Axenne stator, has entered a naval radio contest at Tabite in the Philippine Islands.
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Texas Cities Named on Airmail Route
Washington DC September 28 The post office today designated stopping points on the new Southern transcontinental air mail route: Dallas Fort Worth Big Boring and El Paso Texas and Douglas Tucson and Phoenix Arizona.
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Tintex Color Revival Promises New Shades for Fabrics
The Tintex Group unveils 33 colors including six new Paris season favorites. Readers can select from gray bor tones and various bleached hues to renew or dye fabrics, with guarantees dating back to 1840.
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Junior League tea opens Bright Shawl season in Augusta
The Junior League unveils its annual tea on Friday afternoon October 8 in the Bright Shawl rooms at Augusta Street and Hrookia Avenue. The event welcomes new members of the Bright Shawl and features past presidents pouring tea, with Mrs Edward Tewes in charge of the room and Mrs Willie Magruder entertaining.
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Hrookia Avenue
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Maxwell Parker
Curtis Vaughan
Dupree Dance
Henri Urrent
Jim Magruder
Edward ‘Temes
Jean Buckley
Celestine Whisenant
Oscar Hunt Judkits
Henry Dewsr
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Wissex Murtha
Marianne McGown
Mesdemes
Charles Schreinr
Ferdinand Herff
Joseph Lanier Siz
Gunnor Hardie
Marshal Ford
Carleton Hagelstein
Mesdames
John Kenneth
Ike Kampmann
Gilbert Denman
Solin Meusebach
Marjorie McGowan
Edward Tewes
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Social Notes From San Antonio Country Club
Reynolds hosts a Sunday inform dinner at the San Antonio Country Club with Lt. and Mrs. J. 2. Russell and Lt. and Mrs. TL. Albright among the guests. Kerrville visitors include Mrs. GA. Stowers and her daughter Mrs. Luther Smith at Waley. Fort Sam Houston and Kelly Field officers drop by for gatherings, with Mrs. Scott Letreiner, Mrs. A.B. Spencer, and Miss Kathryn Kove Tadley mentioned. Upcoming visits feature Mrs. William Furlong touring the middle west, and a September 28 bridge event at Mrs. Jay Huston’s home for the bride elect. An engagement between Estelle Storms and Marshall Gell is announced for September 17 in San Antonio. Lieutenant and Mrs. Roberts of Fort Riley plan a November visit with relatives, while Major and Mrs. Howard prepare to sail from Paris in October en route to Fort Sam Houston.
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Kerir Flield
Iguecheon
Jay Huston
Kathryn Kove Tadley
Madore
Leroy Howard
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Paria
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Paris
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Republicans of New York Repeal Plank At State Convention
Albany N Y Rept 25 A 733 to 208 vote the New York Republican state convention incorporated in its platform a repeal of the eighteenth amendment plank There was no debate and the roll call passed under a special rule allowing unanimous adoption of the rest of the platform before the prohibition plank Adoption followed by a recess for nominations United States Attorney Chaden Ft Tattle of New York conceded the gubernatorial nomination on the first ballot Gen James H Harbord prepared to deliver the nominating speech for Mr Tuttle
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New York Utility Expert Dies at 70
Word from New York today reports the death of Wa werd W.e Benis, longtime public port of New Yor and Chicago, at Springfield Missouri. He was 70 years old.
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Virginia Cowly Heads Advisory Team at Main Avenue High
Virginia Cowly was elected president of the advisory group at Main Avenue High School. Frederick Abbott and other officers were re elected including Caro Ish Kuhlmen as vice president, William Rau as sergeant at arms, and Oscar Morales as reporter.
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Frederick Abbott Ddricers
Main Avenue High School
Arat Caroish Kuhlmen
William Rau
Oscar Morales
Bob Martin Leads Ullrich Advisory at Bisexenrdm High School
Bob Martin elected president of the Felix Ullrich advisory at Bisexenrdm High School. Officers include Guy Compton as vice president Frances Kennedy as secretary Insephine Andrews as treasurer and Vera Mae Putin as reporter.
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Bisexenrdm High School
Guy Compton
Frances Kennedy
Insephine Andrews
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Engraved Work Emphasizes Quality and Low Prices
The passage highlights that engraving is essential for wedding invitations announcements visiting cards and business stationery. It notes that prices are competitive and as low as those charged for inferior work, stressing value and craftsmanship.
Gland Makes Bad Boy Gland Makes Bad Boy
In Rogewater New Jersey on September 26 a school board approved treating a one year old boy after Dr Charles Buckley testified prop ex therapy could cure the boy of a suspected ailment. Parents live on a houseboat and are unable to provide care near the facility while the board authorized the treatment.
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Laredo Girl Elected Senior Class President
A Laredo high school student elected senior class president on Wednesday after defeating Heeler Paring. She previously led her sophomore and junior classes. Officers named include senior advisor Azilnts Gonzalez, secretary Caesar Farias, treasurer Frank Guainas, sergeant-at-arms Roger Garin, and class reporter Ofelia Gurza.
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Frank Guainas
Roger Garin
Ofelia Gurza
Fifth annual religious education meeting opens in San Antonio
About 60 people from seven denominations attend the first meeting of the fifth annual religious education program in St. Mark's parish house San Antonio. Rev. Howard F. Cook presides. Rev. Rolfe P. Crum speaks during the 7:50 to 8:10 p.m. assembly. Classes run 7:30 to 9 p.m. Thursdays. first term lasts 12 weeks with a January start for the second term.
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Club To Hold Parley At Reed Cozart’s Parley Plan
The T. WN. T. club of the BI. G. A. will meet next Tuesday for its first session of the year to promote music and public speaking among young Y. BI. 0 members. Reed Cozart, president, announced Friday. Other officers include A. Ty. Cannon as vice president and James Kelly as secretary and treasurer. Meetings occur each Tuesday night from October to May 1931.
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