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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1929
Page
17
Clara Pan coast Whigjor and Mre Jumen Willis Bart Sam Horaton have received oid from their men Liceul James a. Hilla Tr that he has been mate one.
A letter from W. He Taylor describes a revival campaign and a health claim for Fronized Yeast. After two weeks strength returned and fatigue faded, with a seven pound gain in three weeks. The ad touts ironized yeast tablets as a safe weight-building product and urges readers to buy from druggists.
A jumble of military and social updates from Fort Sam Houston and surrounding areas. Mentions include officers and aides from Washington, West Point graduates, transfers to Langley field, and farewells at Fort Sam Houston. Also notes engagements, visitors, entertainments, luncheons, and upcoming dances at local clubs and venues with several named families and households.
Mrs Cleone Deaver Mitchell wed Lieut Mitchell Wednesday afternoon and will live at Fort Sam Houston after a wedding trip to the West.
The community hosts a flurry of gatherings at various homes led by Mrs. Marshall, Miss Katherine Mills, and Miss Evabelle Simons, with guests including Miss Violette Van Derventer and Miss Evelyn Pridgen. Other events feature Mrs. Elizaeth Maverick, Ruth McClure, and Elizabeth Chandler hosting and attending summer outings, bridge parties, and a planned Parents and Fathers night at the club, alongside many short trips and visitors from Austin, Corpus Christi, and Fort Bliss.
Minors Adele and Virginie Dowling visiting Mrs. B. T. Vincent at Fort Sem Hais ton will depart Sunday for California. They plan a lengthy stay of several weeks before returning home.
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