Austinite elected regional Hadassah officer in San Antonio
Mrs. Mendel Nussbaum of Austin was elected regional vice president of Hadassah at a three day conference in San Antonio. Austin delegates included Mrs. Betty Jolkovsky Mrs. E H Saulson and Mrs. Henry Jacobson and guest speaker was Mrs Judith Epstein of New York. The region covers 29 chapters with over 5000 members in three states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendel Nussbaum
Austin
Hadassah
San Antonio
Betty Jolkovsky
E. H. Saulson
Henry Jacobson
Jacobson
American Affairs Committee
Saulson
Jolkovsky
Mesdames Yetta Marks
Hattie Greenberg
Annie Berkowitz
Morris Polsky
Gus Schnell
Sam Marks
Judith Epstein
New York
National
Israel
West
United Nations
Make Up Tips For Easter Outfit By Cosm Dept Expert
Miss Robbie Fisher of Charles of the Ritz New York offers skin analyses and fashion right make up advice at Goodfriends cosmetic department through Saturday. She recommends new shades cinnamon petunia raspberry ice tiger lily ruby and grape wine to blend with spring 1949 outfits. A Rejuvenescence cream and mask and an Akimbo cream for elbows are highlighted by Fisher and Mrs. Margaret Geason to protect skin from Texas sun and wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodfriend
Robbie Fisher
Charles of the Ritz
New York
Miss Fisher
Margaret Geason
Texas
Elroy Baptist WMS Spring Festival Planned
The Elroy Baptist WMS announces a spring festival at 8 p.m. Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Johnson with a buffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elroy Baptist Wms
Carl C. Johnson
Miss McBride Weds Army Lieutenant in Texas Ceremony
Deborah McBride, daughter of Colonel Robert W. McBride retired, married First Lieutenant John Riedel in a March 19 ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Dallas area. Riedel, from Pennsylvania, served with Berlin Airlift and will be stationed at Wright Field. The Rev. Thomas Verxe officiated. maid of honor was Susan Jane McBride. best man was Robert W. McBride Jr. The couple plans a home in Dayton after a trip to Acapulco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah McBride
John Riedel
Robert W. McBride
USA
McBride
Gaston
University of Texas
State Department of Health
Riedel
C. W. Riedel
Reading
Pennsylvania State College
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Berlin
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Thomas Verxe
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
Susan Jane McBride
Robert W. McBride Jr
Miss Sieck Honored At Crystal And China Shower
Miss Helen Sieck bride elect of George Kraus was honored at a crystal and china shower hosted by Mrs. Terence Camp on Woodrow Avenue. The event featured games, a white linen table with peach blossom centerpiece, and refreshments served by Misses Catherine Sieck and Carlene Niendorf. guests included Mesdames Sieck, Bredthauer, Kieschnick, Neitsch, Sauls, Sweet, Schubkagel, and several nieces and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sieck
George Kraus
Terence Camp
Woodrow Avenue
Catherine Sieck
Carlene Niendorf
Mesdames Ben Sieck
R. Bredthauer
Gus Kieschnick
W. B. Neitsch
Viola Sauls
Doris Sauls
M. L. Sweet
Quinta Schubkagel
Lucille Freitag
Dolores Horn
Geraldine Leschber
Marietta Milam
Irene Spatz
Elberta Kieschnick
Manor PTA to stage womanless style show in gym
Manor March 23. A community womanless style show will be presented by the Manor PTA at 7 45 p m Friday in the school gymnasium. After the farcical skit R E Sundburg will conduct a farm and town auction. Refreshments will be served. Prizes will be awarded to the three men judged best dressed. Mrs Luther Johnson is PTA president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie McCutcheon
L. Helton
Albert Ecols
L. Talley
Jim Lockwood
Joe Ray
Ernest Snouéen
Jack Sundberg
Glenn Gambell
Luther Johnson
PTA
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Austin, Texas
David Ben-Gurion
Synodical Home Mission Fund
Dain
Nardis
Justin McCarty
Brogan and
Jennings
Kohn Ligon and
Folz
Marbrook Sportswear
Robert Jayson
Caspee Classics
Cedar Crest
Lee Bury
Felix Chapeaux
Congress
Gay
End’s Cosmetic Bor
Goodfrie
Lee
Bobbie Fischer
Hartea
Kity
P.I
Miss McBride
Miss Sieck
Edna Louise Girvin
Elmer Girvin
Genard
Oscar J. Burklund
Manor
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