THE OLD SPANISH TRAIL ASSOCIATION, lnt>
v Morabcrslilp Organization 1*1,1, is a voluntary band of men and won, fl P^SO
The membership	great hlghway from F,u
toterested ni bu W =	, developing its travel comfort!
Mfinie preservation of tbe old landmarks and aft Hsto V of those ancient and romantic periods in the & J era Borderlands where men and empires struggled S masterv long before the American Revolution.
All funds are controlled by an Executive Board of b«s!|
ness men. 0FFICers and directors
S. H. Peck. President, Mobile, Alabama Harral Ayres, Managing Director, San Antonio, Texas Executive Board, National Headquarters, San Antonio Kenneth Wimer, Chairman. Leon N. Walthall, Treasure]
Harral Ayres, Managing Director. Percy Tyrrell, Secretarj|
Werner N. Beckmann, Attorney.
Attorneys, Birkhcad. Lang & Beckmann, San Antonio Field Engineer—Harry Locke, Los Angeles, Calif.
Vice-Presidents
Julius Dupont, Houma, La.
(i.£,Ghhjm^ Hugh McDonald, Beaumont, Tex.
Coke R. Stevenson, Junction. Tex.
A. H. Gardner, Tombstone. Ariz.
Col. Ed Fletcher, San Diego, Cal.
Directors
Fred W. Marsh, Pensacola, Fla.
S. H. Peck, -Mobile, Ala.
Mrs. Rucks Merger, Gulfport, Miss.
Gus.—D.-Revol; New Orleans, La.
Julius Dupont. Houma, La. ri^-Bugh-MeDenald, Beaumont, Texas J. C. Baumgarten, Scliulenburg, Tex.
Harral Ayres, San Antonio, Texas Kenneth Wimer, San Antonio, Texas Leon N. Walthall, San Antonio, Texas Renter N. Beckmann, San Antonio, Tex. ercy Tyrrell, San Antonio, Texas Stevenson, Junction, Tex.
Vi in - r'lnc‘ri Tombstone, Arizona Ee‘cl'ef. Jr- San Diego, Cal.
?T'• Ed; F etcher, San Diego. Cal. arrj L°eke, Los Angeles, Calif. department of beautification
Mrs F V"? BOUr,‘ 0f Mnnugc-rs, Sun Antonio
139 F • ®0rell. National Director Mrs. Alex ^a.che st- San Antonio, Texas Mrs. L. W ‘ Adams, Assistant National Director Mrs. i.	Secretary Mrs. J. L. Browne, Treasure'
tL, Mrs. II. A. Moos, Mrs. Henry Dro0g“ I
Last Frontier of the Old IDest
Plan ijour trip to allow seueral dat^s in El Paso
Sec this wonder city of the desert—these fertile valleys—mul Juarez, largest, cleanest, most colorful and most delightful city oa our southern border. Five minutes from downtown El Paso and you are in quaint, romantic, historic Old Mexico!
•liitonio -,„7,Sc-t ,e ^rgest city between San city u-itiil„	®an Uiego—a big, metropolitan
ti°n, jf j verJ’ conceivable comfort and attrac-"itli Dm ,s"oith several (lays of your time, •Juarez *et* fascination of its sister city, (lelirri.ff, , y°H want to stay longer, there are Wliif„ q -S|de excursions — to flic famous hioiinf..- n,is’ to Cloudcroft, to the pines and dan, ..‘."I1* °f Hie Buidoso, to Elephant Butte sionc *1,1"lake, to Hueco tanks, to ancient mis-,s a ml Old Mexico.
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TEXAS
j will welcome
Tl,e Cateway Club invWiooMel onnEri!lmber of you. Write for interesting bo* )i() chambe
jywroiw. Address G&SSS&L Texas-
« ^°ftirm?rce Building’ Bl
40
Paso Is a I Rood place to ,rfak your trip V ? few (lays. iV*s hnlfwn.v fjtwcen thc
Ai"nd thc
Mrs. R tr ».	Mule	Directors	,.in
E'«thor	1062, St. Augustine, I’Ior
Mrs. Rucks Yercci' C' ^°0ertsclale, Alabama.
'	;!rs-	E. Clinton Vi,’r^U llot1, Mississippi.	Te*
{ rs- T- W.	Houston,	1
Mrs. Herbert Yoo ’°'^Morita”a St., El Paso, Tesas. M^-lLAV.hite’i"tTCruoeS, N. AI.
,	’	208“®Pfis-Stn-	gaii	Diego.-.Galif-
„	SA\-m?^r" ,,r:l"flfIcatlon Section
“e!£ar County c„rn '^T0NI° TO BOERNE	.„e
« rVh,C-Se1^	Kendaii County
Chairman, Saa w .	Miss	Hilda	Hath”„e
Q Antonio	Chairman,
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