Miss Vorpahl Chooses Bridal Party Ahead of September Wedding
Miss Vorpahl selects her bridal party for the August to September wedding schedule. Matron of honor will be Mrs Jack Simp, sisters Mary Hueche and Kathleen Kerford as bridesmaids, Tony Hutchnison as best man, with John Paul Warkh and Louis Rhone as ushers. Separately, several gatherings in Aurora and at the Judmaier home honor the bride. The Senior Luther league met at Paul and Frieda Jaehnig’s home for a wartime devotional and business session with about 50 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Vorpahl
Milfred . Vorpahl
A. M. Hutchison
Jack B. Simp
Mary Hueche
Kathleen Kerford
Tony Hutcn- Ison
John Paul Warkh
Louis Rhone
Jack Slnp
Aurora
Sill-O-Ette Club
Milam
Hol. Doprowolski Jr
Mary
Castilla
Luther League of St
Luncheons Highlight August Social Plans and Guests
A Normandy visitor amid mid August warmth is honored with a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Rex Carter, with yellow and white asters decorating. Guests include Mesdames John Calhoun Phil Shook and Miss Frances Leunan, as well as Misses Caroline George Marjorie Mangham and others. A Thursday event honors Mrs. Bryan Rise and Mrs. Ralph L. McCarty, who have ties to Louisiana and San Antonio respectively. Additional parties feature Miss Jean Barber bride elect, hosted at the San Antonio Country Club as all white asters and gladiols enhance the setting with a white pottery bowl and festive decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Wincheon
Normandy
Rex Carter
John Calhoun
Phil Shook
Caroline George
Marjorie Mangham
Frances Leunan
Byran Rise
Ralph L. McCarty
Rise
Roberta Cassarell
Rive
Louisiana
San Antonio
McCarty
Marjorie Glenn
Mesdames L. D. Middieton
R. F P. Gossett
George Mueller
Bete Walter
Red. Webb
J. C. George
Vic Gould
Ray Bellinger
Miss Deraling Castarelli
Dolly
Bette Kunta
Jean Barbver
Popwar
San Antonio Country Club
Gladiols
Tern
Hose
Pnprly
Mesdames
Frank Barber
Florence Avery
G. B. Gouger
Robert H. Cherry
J. Pi Uhopnsaty
jGharles Jeffers
Bethy Raw Davis
Louis Cherry
Lucy Chapsean
Georges Anti Parley
Patsy Kil
Four Begin Mexico Prip headed to Mexico City morning
Ms Wann and Mr and Mrs A We Swinbroad with daughter Barbara of Corpus Christi traveled to Mexico City Friday morning for two weeks. Miss Unddieston just returned from Corpus Thursday after a week with the Swinbroads. Miss Jennette Hurt, visiting Deere from Uvalde, joined Sunday afternoon. Doris Marin hosted a table with pink and centerpieces as 25 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Avs
Barbara
Corpus Christi
Unddieston
Corpus
Jennette Hurt
Fan Antonia
Deere
Uvalde
Doris Marin
Hut
Jonn
Nother
Mary Sue
Gammerca
Texas
Pi Plans Garden Party Amid Fine UT Ties
A.D. Pi plans a formal garden party from 8 to 9:30 p m on Tuesday at Mrs. Walter Pressly Sharer’s home. The event honors Winklend of the University of Texas next fall. Mr. and Mrs. Rawrt T. Selwyn announce the birth of a daughter, Beatrice Josephine, on day 2. Taplaiy Selwyn serves at the Army War College in Washington, D. C. Mrs. Selwyn and their daughter will join him in October. The baby’s grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. FT. DeHerrt of San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Braun
Nettie Braun
Tom Beko
Reno
Nev
St. Luke's Unite Lutheran Church
Fosterfield
Victoria
Supine Newm PL
Walter Pressly Sharer
Honou Gly
University of Texas
Hoe
Rawrt T. Selwyn
Beatrice Josephine
Taplaiy Selwyn
Army War College
Washington, D. O
Selwyn
FT. DeHerrt
San Antonio
Alpha Phi 2 Dinner Set For rushees at Country Club
Miss Patricia Murray and Helen Bullard host at 7 30 Tuesday for an Alpha Phi dinner honoring girls headed to the University of Texas next fall. Decorations feature sorority colors with silver. Frost brothers plan a college fashion breakfast at 6 30 a.m. Monday at the St Anthony hotel ballroom for all college girls. Reservations through Sally Frampton at the St Anthony. The fashion clinic, first of its kind in San Antonio, will showcase college fashions with a discussion between college girls and Frost fashion experts on new fabrics and styles emerging from wartime activity. A list of participating girls is given along with accompanying names. Stanley Duncan Andreu and Starkey joined Mr. and Mrs. J W Summerville of Beauam for a few days at Prada vanch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Oaurray
Helen, Bullard
Alpha Phi
Country Club
University of Texas
Burden
Frost
Brothers
St. Anthony Hotel
Sally Frampton
St. Anthony
Sann Antonio
Dudder
Aubrey Eating
Jnan Keating
George Anne Farley
Dasthea Chittim
Edith Wolf
Ann Spinnler
Beverly Jordan
Betty Lee
Morvis
Pat Gill
Peery Pander
Susanne Phinips
San Antonio Tech to Run Normal Program 1942-43
San Antonio Tech will operate under its usual program for the 1942-43 school year, announced Tuesday by Superintendent T. E. Stutsman. The school will retain regular elective and radio departments as training centers for military service. only minor changes will occur, with no abandonment of the regular program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Tech
Schoois
T. E. Stutsman
Stitsman
Adeimise
Aroff Awaiting Naval Court Verdict in Six Charges
SAN FRANCISCO Aug 11 The naval court martial found Maurice N Acoli innocent on all seven charges including misconduct and falsehood while one count involved an alleged $950 auto theft. The final verdicts are subject to Washington review and none were announced locally. More counts may be decided and sent to Navy for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Maurice N. Acoli
Naval Courts
Arott
Naval Regal
Washington
Ccretacy
Navy
Sen Hanen
Blanco Woman's Son Receives Wings at Ellington Field
Mrs. Jones witnesses her son First Lieutenant Javvis P. Jones receive his pilot wings at Ellington Field Houston. The ceremony salutes two Jone s brothers in service. another son, Second Lieutenant Randal P. Jones, serves with the Signal Corps. The piece notes their Texas Military Institute football ties and large graduation cohort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats
Blanca
Iday
Jones
Ellington Field
Houston
Joes
Army
Randal P. Jones
Signal Corps
Bukersfield
Crit
Bath
Axas Military Institute
Jarvis
Nnistory
Ellington
Animal Defense Group Discusses Ambulance Plan
The Animal Defense Tongue’s ambulance topic will be on the lorgie's monthly meeting at a downtown hotel. I. Tin wing, secretary, urged San Antonians to keep pans of water under yard tubes for birds and little animals passing by in the hot weather to prevent emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Defense Tongue
Lorgie
By. I. Tin Wing
M. Bradford
Secretar
Tim
San Antonians
Uniformed beauties brighten Aggieland social whirl
Fairfax Nesbit Sadie Gwinn Allan and Virginia Calhoun enjoy a social whirl in Aggieland quoted as saying paradise is in uniform these days. In San Antonio La Villita serves 20 cent protest dishes rich in vitamins. Mrs William Nesbit receives flowers for sponsoring Kelly Field dances for fighting boys in uniform. Mary McGarraugh braves dawn with courage to aid the Victory campaign at Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax Nesbit
Sadie Gwinn Allan
Virginia Calhoun
Aggieland
la Villita
San Antonio
William Nesbit
Mary McGarraugh
Duncan Field
Fraternal and veterans notices from meeting details
Local fraternal groups and veterans organizations schedule evening events and officer rooms at various venues. Details include Eastern Star, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Woodmen circles with hosts Genevieve Hall and Core Williness, plus rooms at Elks Club and the Crockett hotel.
Contracts Set for Army Camp Work
Army camp contracts announced incl water well at Johnson County and electrical installations at Randolph Field. Awarded firms include Krisch-Delavat Electric Co and Willian and Whittle Inc. Other contracts cover storm sewers, hospital facilities, roads, and underground utilities at Camp Barkeley with various Austin Dallas and Avilene firms named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiegang Promiers
Corhasbert
Johnson County
Krisch-Delavat Electric Company
Randolph Field
Col. T. Moshoran
I. 8
Willian and Whittle, Inc
ML. E. Ruby
Wallace Bowden
Austin
Camp Head
David Wickems
Five S A Men Finish Officers Training
Five San Pedro area men completed officers training at the I Marine training school in Miami Beach Florida and will be assigned to executive duties. Names cited include First Lieutenant William D. Mreake First Lieutenant Howard Thomas Watermeter Captain Frederick H. Strayer Lieutenant William Henry Oliven and Corporal Herough Gray with specified home addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pmo
Alr Force
Mian Beach
Fla
Wiliam .D. Mreake
Shower To Honor Miss Barber Bride Elegance Planned
A bridal shower honoring Miss Jean Barber is announced with a yellow and white theme. Mrs. Marvin Voigt and Mrs. A. R. Perez host festivities for Adele Marie House, a popular August bride elect, with about twenty guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Barber
Jean Barber
Marvin Voigt
Mise Adele Marie
A. R. Perez Innet
Miss Goodwyn Hosts Guest Dinner Guest List
Miss Goodwyn entertains Miss Peggy Anracher of Mexico as a guest during a stay. While visiting she attends the Alpha Phi rushers dinner Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs W J Chillon and daughter Mary have just returned from a week in Mexico City Puello and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Anracher
Mexico
Edwina’ Goodwyn
Alpha Phi
W. J. Chillon
Mary
Mexico City
Puello
Luna Moves to Valley Search in Slaying Case
A Rio Grande Valley search continues for Laranaunso J. Luna accused in the slaying of Mrs. Louisa Martinez of South San Antonio. Investigators say Luna abandoned the Losoya area on Lic stronom of information toward a valley location as Valley officers and Bexar County sheriff's agents pursue him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laranaunso J. Luna
Louisa, Martinez
South San Antonio
Losoya
Rio Grande Valley
Raymond South
Bexar County
Lions to Hear Convention Report from Vene to Canada
Lions hear a report on the international convention last month in Toronto Canada. George Stableford L M Bickett and J Andrew Smith will address the meeting. Mrs M W Carrica will present selections with Miss Emma Bitts as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vene. Lams Su Weunreuay
Last Monty
Toonto
Canada
George Stableford
L. M. Bickett
J. Andrew Smith
M. W. Carrica
Emma Bitts
Return from Colorado visit brings brides and graduates
Miss Ruby Evelyn Dugosty and Miss Marie Helland return home from a Colorado trip where they studied aeronautics at Cheelop State college. Miss Concha Venegas wed Robert Hafan, son of Rev. and Mrs. Marinsi Tafalla, and the couple plan to reside in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Evelyn Dugosty
Marie Helland
Miguth
Colorada
Grand Lake Lodge
Cheelop State College
Concha Venegas
Jacob L. Venegas
Robert Hafan
Marinsi Tafalla
San Asttonia
Fragments of Campus Socials and a Funeral Notice
The text records social events including a shower for Miss George om Farley and a Phi dinner for rushees at a country club with several hostesses. It notes the death of Margio Munoz 39 with services at Martinez Ortiz Funeral Home and San Fernando Cathedral, burial at San Persanda Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonars National Council
Ropes Service
Willard Chery
Voste Munoz
Nis
Fio
Gristina Munoz
Pwr
Absentee Voting Opens for August 22 Runoff Election
Absentee voting began Tuesday in the county commissioners court. Two ballots were cast in the morning. Absentee voting continues until August 19. No focal candidates in the runoff. offices include U S senator lieutenant governor state treasurer and railroad commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrati Runott
County Commissioners Court
Jaycees to Tour San Antonio State Hospital
Jaycees will tour the San Antonio State Hospital at 6 p.m. Tuesday, arranged by Dr. Lewis Barbato, the superintendent, with a dinner at the hospital after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
IS. A. State Hospital
Junior Chamber OF Comming
San Antonio State Hospital
Lewis Barbato
Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Straube in Sunday Announcement
Mr J Straube announces the birth of a son named William Jose born Sunday. The mother is former Minic Yowers, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Towers Sr. The baby's paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs FP Straube and the maternal grandparents are Al and Mys FP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Straube
Williama Jose
Straube
Minic
Richard Towers Sr
Mys
Stranbe
Pen Used in Pay Increase Souvenir
A damaged clipping notes a souvenir pen used by President Roosevelt to sign a new pay bill for enlisted men. The pen was loaned by Army Foremen Techical Train jibe rampt and sent to the White House for liminal approval before returning to Chanute field for framing of the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Wuwad
Ang
Rooseveltoawlin
White House
Roosevelt
Shanute Field
Jilanke
New Song to Be Heard by Optimists
The Brooksfield glee club launches a new program titled Optimists with director David Griffin guiding the show. The program features a solo by Charles Hill, a former NBC artist, and promises a lively musical evening for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooksfield Glee Club
David Griffin
Charles Hil
N. B.C
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A.D. Pi
Otier
Torshan
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Scott
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Blanco
Leeda
Twering Pyvening
Eastern Star
Chapler
Sam Houston Post
Veterans of Foreign Wary
Elks Club
Woman's Nations Council
Eugene J. Hernandez
Crocket
Misdaines
Genevieve Hall
Core Williness
Bess Dolan
Blue Ban ‘Nel Grove
Woodmen Circle
Jin Nye
Hone
S.A
Miss Goodwyn
Search
Luna
Colorado
Josue Munoz
George Om Farley
Dean Garber
Miss Warney
Alpha Betta
Waller P. Shafer
Patterson
P. Alpha Phi
Rushees
Tad Viesday
Patrizia
Mustay
Helen Bullard
Mra
Margin Voigt
jMoving
Dew Barber
Nudget
Galveston
Lea C. Haynes
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Inger
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