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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1950
Page
7
Lawrence Gould argues that interfaith marriages face serious disadvantages due to deep early training. A psychologist notes essential values drive happy marriages, while younger women psychologists reveal birth dates more often. A claim about child rearing says allowing a child to have his own way leads to frustration and poor adjustment, with compromise needed for life.
A fragmented recipe describes chicken and spaghetti with tomato saute, olives, celery, and greens. Include a French bread side, melon, and a citrus beverage. Steps mention boiling, mixing chicken with pasta, and simmering tomato sauce, yielding four servings.
Mrs. Ike West came home Monday after a three month trip to Europe. She traveled from New York to Ireland to visit her father Dan Burns and relatives, then on to London Nome and Paris with him. In New York she was met by her son The jr and stayed at the Sherry Netherlands hotel before a few days at Blickstone hotel in Chicano. Upon return, Mr West and another son Sol greeted them from the ranch. The jr plans to re enter TMI next month and Sol will resume studies at San Antonio Military academy.
In this teen health notice, readers learn that puberty brings underarm changes and odor. It promotes Arrid deodorant as a rapid odor killer and perspiration reducer, claiming 48 hour odor prevention and 108 day sweat control, with Creamogen. The ad urges teens to use Arvid for a safe, pleasant feel during courtship years.
Panhellenic sponsored its annual style show featuring collegiate fashions modeled by numerous Misses from Joske's of Texas during a luncheon at the MeriGer hotel. Proceeds bolster a local scholarship fund, with Mrs. Franklin E. Hicks as general chairman and a repeat performance planned for Wednesday.
Col and Mrs Musgrave will travel to New York this month to bid farewell to their son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Charles Kossman who depart August 22 for Europe. They aim to attend a medical meeting in Pasig on September 9 and tour the continent and Britain before and after the meeting. The Kossmans expect to return to New York in October.
The wedding of Miss Jo Anne Groshenny and Howard Donald Sample is scheduled for Friday at Harlandate Methodist church. The announcement is made by Mrs. Mildred B. Groshenny. A daughter, Howena Helga Daniels, was born August 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Roy V. Daniels at Brooke General Hospital.
A 1960 design idea for a teenage girl’s dressing table with built in shelves for dolls, a top over the mirror, and a concealed fluorescent light. It suggests the teen selects fabric for a skirt and swag, making the piece both functional and decorative in a girl’s room.
A dated discussion on baby showers after birth and selecting practical, season appropriate clothing. It advises choosing garments that fit the baby six months to a year ahead, notes that many mothers do not provide dresses, and considers whether a post birth shower could be seen as charity.
A reader tips sheet suggests practical baby gifts such as nursery furniture and gear like cribs chiffonier baby scales or a high chair while advising to pick items the mother needs rather than duplicate gifts. It notes budget options such as a crib blanket carriage robe or snow veil and mentions leaflet No 80 to request more guidance by mailing a self addressed envelope to Myrtle Meyer Kldged in care of the newspaper.
Mr and Mrs Manger and daughters Sheryl Tyne and Susan Yeavey left Tuesday for Dallas to attend the national convention of Delta Kappa Gamma at the Adolphus hotel. They will join August plans near Hunt in a cottage and recently returned from Rockport to Kerrville Hall ranch visit. Roy Knothmann and spouse drove to Albuquerque to spend two weeks with their son Sally in an ice show, after a Dallas school year end.
The reading notes possible outcomes for work and finances with Mars Moon and Jupiter in strong aspect. It suggests favorable trends in engineering, construction, trade, and professional dealings, while warning of possible reckless attitudes and the need for prudent management in business and personal matters.
A scrambled horoscope page offers vague forecasts for zodiac signs including Scorpio and Sagittarius. It mentions health hints like endurance and gout avoidance, hints at government and international affairs, and urges practical work and financial caution amid garbled, formal-sounding guidance.
IS.A.Man Ends se training Ben Yan Tayl returned home Saturday from Fort Bragg North Carolina where he completed a six week ROTC training course. He will enter his senior year at Princeton this September as a member of the President's Council. The council met for the first time this fall at a supper in the palm Witte museum with Frederick Abbott president. Mrs Willigmga and Mrs John Greer led arrangements.
Pattern 916 offers rapid sewing for sunny days and year round use. Sizes 12 through 40, size 16 uses four yards of 35 inch fabric. Complete illustrated instructions by Lew Charl, send 25 cents to Marian Martin pattern dept at San Antonio Light Texas with name and address. Additional 20 cents for summer style picture and book includes sports wardrobe and beach bra pattern.
Mrs Peter Keating travels from Chicago to visit her son Dr Robert Carton and daughter Aubrey, then to New York and Woodstock for short stays before returning in September. Maj Vernon C Curtis and wife arrive from Guam to spend two weeks with mother Mrs Gertrude Stewart and sons Al and Roy Rosin. Curtis stationed in New York City. Mr and Mrs George E Lee return from visit with son J B Gwens in Raleigh. Lee recently served fifteen months on Guam.
Mr and Mrs E M Colquitt hosted a dinner party Monday at the Manot tearoom honoring Mrs AL He McAuley and daughter Lucille of Memphis. Also present were Mr and Mrs Graves High and Myr and Mrs High. The Council of Church schedules a migrant work program Friday at 10 am in Central Church with Mrs RS Irlandson as chair.
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