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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1939

Page

17

Sudduths Arrive for Maneuvers and Holiday Travel

Lieut and Mrs Duff Sudduth of Fort Bin arrive in San Antonio on Wednesday for maneuvers at Camp Bullis. After a short leave, they plan a November 29 call from San Francisco to the Hawaii station. Mrs Sudduth formerly farmed Betay Sing.

Duff Sudduth Fort bin San Antonio Sudduth Camp Bulls Sueduth San Francisco Foy Station Betay Sing

Club Calendar For Los Angeles Meetings

Wednesday evening schedule lists the senor group of the Girly Friendly society at Mika Rowena Brown home on West Summit Avenue. Post Office Clerks auxiliary meets at Turner Hall. Ladies Auxiliary of Trinity Lutheran hosts at Mrs. O. H. Ford home at 8 p.m. Thursday features San Antonio auxiliary of United Spanish War Veterans at Security Tent.

Girly Friendly Society Mika Rowena Brown WSL West Summit Aveenur Ausillary Turner Had Trinity Lutheran Church O. H. Ford San Antonio

Dorothy praises San Antonio women’s hive on KTLA program

Dorothy notes San Antonio women’s hive and their worthwhile work highlighted by Mia on the program Of InspTerratio Women aired daily on KTLA at 1 30 PM with Jean.

Dorothy San Antonio Mia Interratio Women KTLA Jean

Brides Busy with Parties and Weddings in Summer Social

The article details a flurry of engagements and upcoming weddings for Miss Mary Elizabeth Harper and other society members. Numerous parties, luncheons, a supper, and bridal showers are planned at San Antonio Country Club, private homes, and Camp Arrowhead events, with attendants named and a August wedding date noted for Anita Van Menger at the First Baptist Church.

Mary Elizabeth Harper James Harper Liewe Joseph Edward York Motrie Harelay Margaret Whisenant San Antonio Miss Harper Emily Anne Bryant Albert Steves San Antonio Country Club Thomas Harper Joly DB. Brooks Ran Colph Field Zirla Low. Davies Jo Guidera Paulelle Masnburn Tanelenn Randolph Anita van Menger Eugene Herber Suavely Pines First Baptist Paulie Menger Mary Belle Menger Angielee Davin Mary Jo Thursman

Waughs Return From Mexico Vacation and Tea Event

Maj. and Mrs. William H. Waugh returned Friday from Monterrey and Saltillo, Mexico. Miss Dorothy Bell Newton came back from Chicago where she studied at the Chicago Musical School under Alfred Mirovitch. Pilma Sorority planned a seated tea at Mrs. G. W. Hagg home to honor Fashees and their mothers featuring a vintage fashion show comparing old fashioned co ed with modern styles. Models included Dorothy Chambers and others. music led by Mrs. W. E. Hava Hostesses were Phi Myalimmine and their mothers.

Willian H. Waugh Monterrey Saltillo Mexico Dorothy Bell Newton Chicago Chicago Musical School Wille Alfred Mirovitch Pilma Sorority G. W. Hagg Dale Mya William McGavock Carel Dorothy Cambers Marjote Bowen Naneette Goode Elizabeth Lawson Maryyle Mar Novitausser Fou Scars Marie Whitehead

Zonta Club Program Subjects Announced

Frances Hetlage announces August and September program topics for the San Antonio Zonta club. Readings include reports on the White Sulphur Springs conference, a classification talk, membership meetings, and a European trip by President Tekla Stafict. Separate items mention Woodmen hospital program, luncheon plans, and Sunshine Service club activities with dates and hosts.

Frances Hetlage San Antonio Tekla Stafict Ings Mya Lena Nornhapeser Zunlen St. Patrick’s Parish Hall van Ness Street M. I Woodman Myrtle Grove No. 1 Woodmen of the World Hospital Saltiy Booth Plana Woodmewe Hell Daraly

Mary Louise Pric Honor Guest at Luncheon

Mrs. Raymond Gerhardt hosted a luncheon at La Fonda celebrating Miss Mary Louise Price. Guests included Jane McPilosh Nancy Price Jean Carl Mean Virginia Kirkwood and Maryin Price Wilmia Goldwire J M Adams and C G Halbert.

Raymond Gerhardt la Fonda Mary Louise Price

Vacationing Homemakers and Family Visits Noted

Helen Bonney stays in a new home with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Berman while they vacation in Calc edo. Mrs. Tom Buyer Barcelo returns from Medi City who visited Mrs Isabel Brown at Camp Altahama. Isabel plans to return to San Antonio to re-enter Ruth Cake school. Dorothy McChury and Mather, Mrs. Farnile Coker have returned to the fly after spending time with relatives in Ats tin and Burnett. Mrs. Lydian Ais thir leaves for Mafia to visit her sons, then will visit the California fair.

Helen Bonney Willard Berman Bermans Calcedo Tom Buyer Barcelo Medi City Isabel Brown Camp Altahama Isabel San Antonio Ruth Cake Dorothy McChury Mather Farnile Coker Atstin Burnett Lydian Aisthir I. Up Mafia California

Randolph Field Couple Returns From Canada

Lieut. Col and Mrs Javich Brooks have returned to Randolph Field after six weeks in Canada. They report an interesting tour and have resumed their station. Miss Darbarn Lamond left last week for her home in Columbia, D C, after spending several weeks with Miss Sally Gleimey.

Javich. Brooks Canada Randolph Feld Darbarn Lamond Columbia, D. C Sally Gleimey

Shields Family Plans Long Trip to Darwille and Chicago

Mrs Shields wife of Lieutenant Snielts of Randall Held will soon leave with five children Charis Burley and Josephing to accompany her sister Miss Myrth Shields to Darwille Jud They will visit relatives in Indiana Chicago and Wisconsin returning in about a month

Jewel B. Shields Snielts Randalph Held Charis Burely Josephing Miss Myrth Shields Darwille Jud Miss Shielt Ab Randelsh Indiana Shields Chicago Wisconsin

Civil Service Jobs Open in Government Office

Eleven positions to fill in the government civil service announced for room 116 at the post office. Marketing specialists in agricultural marketing service with salaries from 2800 to 4600 yearly. three postings for veterans administration at 1600 to 2900 yearly. one handwriting transferrer at 8.60 per day. Application blanks available at the post.

Lagan Antoninus H. B. Milam Civil Service Veterans’ Administration Bureau of Engraving Atilan

Masked Pair Rob Drugstore Delivery Boy

A drugstore delivery driver, Leslie Muenzier of Henry's Drugstore in Glassh ile, was robbed at a West French address after a fake telephone call. Two youths, hooded with handkerchiefs, kidnapped the package of cigarettes and $1 in change when Muenzier rode to the delivery bay.

S. A Leslie dMuenzier Iice Muenzier Henry San Pedro Avenue

Social Calendar Notes From Los Angeles Evening Gala

Wednesday events include Mr and Mrs Everett hosting a social gathering. Spregie Emerson’s badminton and swimming party at San Antonio Country Club honors multiple guests. L A McIntosh hosts under the Dome honoring Louise Price. Raymond Evans hosts lunch and bridge for Miss Davie Evans. Miss Josephine Houston hosts a luncheon for Miss Tita Lamghborongi. Mrs J W Beard hosts a luncheon at St Andeny hotel honoring Mary Elizabeth Harper at 340 a.m. Oye

Everett Spregie Emerson San Antonio Country Club Rinaldo Way Brunt Davie Schratier Rex Chandler Ars. L. A. McIntosh Louise Price Raymond Evans T.'T. Evans Davie Evans Josephine Houston

Luncheon Held For Mrs. Davis By Ms Wirgini Alvey

A luncheon at Miss Wirgini Alvey's Canal Zone home honors Mrs. T R Davis of Pan Count Zone. Mrs Davis, formerly Diitara Hoterin, plans to join Lieutenant Davis in Patan next week.

Wil Haner Canal Zone Wirgini Alvey T. R. Davis Pans Count Zone

Virginia Alvey Family Back From Gulf Visit

Miss Virginia Alvey and her mother, Mrs. A B Alvey, returned from Caplen where they visited friends and enjoyed saltwater bathing and fishing near the pelvissitscross from Galveston. They were away about forty days.

Virginia Alvey Gulf A. B. Alvey Caplen Ney Galveston

Black and White Bleach Cream Trial Notice

Apply Black and White Bleaching Cream for a few nights. Duller darker skin starts to fade as whitening action begins toward a fairer, lighter, smoother complexion. Trial size ten cents, hold at drug and toiletry counters with money back guarantees.

Miss Jo Guidera Honored at Tea by Mrs Stanton Smith

Miss Jo Guidera was honored at a Wednesday tea hosted by Mrs Stanton Smith. Guests noted the center table arrangement with pastel flowers and small vases centered by a queen’s crown. Attending ladies included Mrs John Brooks, Mrs William Hastoy, and Mrs A W Robbins.

Jo Guidera Stanton Smith Jo Guiders Dressien John Brooks Willliam Hastoy A. W. Robbins

Future Belle of Army Arrives at Randalphs

A future belle of the army makes her entrance into the world Sunday morning. She is tiny Males Kebblesn Day, daughter of Lieutenant and Mrs. George Bernard Dany of Rocvinaiphfield. Her mother will be remembered as the attractive Miss Kathiven Hennessy.

Belle of Army Randalps Belle of the Army Kebblesn Day George Bernard Dany Rocvnaiphfield Kathiven Hennessy

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