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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1971
Page
3
Dear Heloise shares simple crafts using lightweight waste baskets turned into cushioned hassocks for young children. The note highlights safety with rounded edges and decorative fabrics, plus a tip on repairing worn divan cords with a heavy thread method for durability.
The Wallace family from Corpus Christi attends the Name tace fall tournament at the San Antonio Country Club. Mr and Mrs Robert Wallace travel with their children Anne and David and stay with Mrs Wallace’s parents Mr and Drought for the weekend.
Mes Bermat Cooper will speak at 10 am Tuesday in the church auditorium of Grace Jan theran Church Waren. Her topic is The Power of Thinking Positive and Keeping the Boxy and Mind Healthy. The Priscilla Circle plans a coffee and bake sale at 2 am with members encouraged to bring Ruasis.
Recently installed officers at Chapter AL PEQ include James W. Laurie as president George Laupyead as vice president Robert Y Franklin as treasurer Buel Wright as recording secretary William Randolph as corresponding secretary O A Beyer as chaplain and J B Baldwin as guard
Members of the Woman s Auxiliary to the San Antonio District Denial Society will elect officers at 10 30 a m Tuesday in Randolph AFB Officers Club Limchen hostesses will be Air Force wives. A program will be presented by an ensemble from Lackland AFB s West.
The scrapbook of Starlite Grove Woodmien of the World won first place at the jurisdictional convention in Royston. Compiled by Mrs I M Shelton, it will go to Omaha to compete with state winners. Cover design by Merrion Flesher and Mrs Jack Gwyn. Mrs Frank Katzmarek also won an award in the drill frothc.
Members of the Kappa Delta Alumnae Association of San Antonio report on State Day in Denton will be presented at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. C. W. Moore. Attending representatives include Mrs. J. Focke, Miss Alberta Scott, Miss Clifline Rocka Tellow, the state membership chairman, treasurer, and assistant treasurer, along with Mesdames R. Beverly Caldwell, J. W. Burkett, and Keith Nelson.
The Northwest Optimist Club will elect officers at 7:30 p m Tuesday at Mrs Archie Nortis home. Members will lay Easter eggs for their annual Easter egg hunt for children of members and friends. Prizes will be provided by the Optimist Club.
A crany hat contest with prizes will be held at 12:30 am Tuesday at the NCO Club. Mrs. John Giffard is in charge of reservations.
Mrs. Lloyd Parker will present the program on The Worship of Venom at the 14 a.m. Wednesday WSCS meeting at St. Mark's United Methodist Church. Luncheon will be served by the Mary Finch Circle. Tik: executive committee will meet at Fam.
The Junior Bar Wives of San Antonio will meet for a luncheon at the Bright Shawl at 41:30 am on Wednesday, the weekly style show day. Members may bring Bugs Cs. Reservations must be made in advance with Mrs. Alan Ferguson.
Kindergarten through third grade pupils at Gonzales Elementary celebrate with 28 pledges of Spurs Sorority at Trinity University. An Easter egg hunt is staged on the school playground.
Miss Josephine Blanchard leaves Washington visit with Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Robert Blanchard. She has been staying since early March and will return home Monday to Washington, D.C.
Mrs. E. Cockreller, president of Church Women United, will be guest speaker for the Women’s Society of Travis Park Methodist Church at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Taylor Hall. There will be special music by Mrs. Richards.
Public notices list events across Bonny Brae and nearby towns. American Legion hosts a 2 pm gathering at Bonnie Brae Hall near Medina River Bridge on FM Road 2686. Our Lady Queen of Mercy Church Macdona offers Rames party at 2 pm. Christ Episcopal Church hosts a goon sundown service with buses from Municipal Auditorium. Public invited.
A dense Saturday TV lineup features Bugs Bunny Hour Heckle and Jeckle Dr Doolittle and Scooby Doo among cartoons and puppetry. Live music, sports previews, and vintage film offerings accompany program notes and theater-influenced fare across early to late morning blocks. The schedule maps to several channels and includes cross-program teasers for episodes and special features.
A mixed TV guide fragment lists programs from 4 PM to 9 PM including Wild Kingdom, Rawhide with Clint Eastwood, Sea Life series, Twilight Zone, The Nutty Professor, My Three Sons, and Mission Impossible. It mentions news, weather, sports, and various guest stars and themes. The piece references Liberace, Tina Turner, and a Nicky Cruz documentary, among other items.
L A Horse Wins Honors Roe Blanc ridden by San Antonio's Lyn Paul dominated the opening dressage classes at the three day Ft Sam Houston Horse Show at the Modern Pentathlon riding ring. Winners Friday included Call the Cops driven by Bill Robertson in Green conformation, Dinning out with Kr Felkrenkamp in junior working, Dr Seuss with Debbie Jaffe in 14-17 junior working, Midas Touch owned by Mrs James Whaley in amateur conformation, Cayar Flight with Johnny Cont in regular working, Oklahoma with Bo McKinney in preliminary jumper, Keene Tipton in junior jumper intruder, Great Idea ridden by Lora Nichols in open jumper, Solid Care with Jaine Magruder in first level dressage, Ro Blanc with Lyn Paul in second level dressage, Bankers Pride with Linda Yarborough in junior medal, and Roc Blanc with Lyn Paul in junior medal.
A cluttered listing notes events at Highland Social Club and various venues with acts like Toe Tappers and Frank Yosuh, plus films such as A Woman's Vengeance and The Cape Canaveral Monsters. Also referenced are Patil ard and Braun Hall performances, wrestling notices, and theatrical programs from 1958 and 1949 with NET Playhouse and Life Force themes.
TV Keys 30 highlights Andy Williams Show with Tina Turner Liberace and Pearl Bailey on a multi-act lineup. Daniels sings Old Black Magic while Lola Falana and Danny Thomas appear. Also features Mannix in a stylish private eye setup with peril and intrigue.
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