Mrs Geo Friedrich Hosts Luncheon Honoring Anne Wright
Mrs George Friedrich hosted a holiday luncheon at the St Anthony hotel in honor of Miss Anne Wright. The table featured a nature fountain with water spraying a statue of a maiden, pastel sweetpeas, Dresden bowls with garlands, and a jet centerpiece. Guests included Mrs Gimne Wright Jr, Rex Corby, Mrs Hovsed Pardue, and many others at the honor and guest tables.
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George Friedrich
St. Anthony Hotel
Anne Wright
Gimne
Wright Jr
Rex Corby
Hovsed Pardue
Isos Saran
Lillian Dugeer
Annie ‘Tetre
Margaret Terrell
Varavelyn White
Marina Wiggins
Gerry Fraser
Mary Louise
Tips
Sara Douglas
Barbara Davis
Eleanor Cleminns
Mary Marcella Beckwann
Marty Keator
Helen Ruth Edwards
Emily Ann Tora Bayous
Pan-Hellenic members feted at Bright Shawl tea room affair
The Pan-Hellenic association entertained college members with a winning coffee at the Bright Shawl tea room Tuesday. Gamma Phi Beta and Alpha Omicron Pi hosted with a program of vocal selections by Adele Carson. A large reflector and Christmas creche decor highlighted the scene with bronze and silver trimmed festoons and golden bells.
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The
Pan-Hellenic Association
Thesday
Gamme Phi Beta
Alpna Omicron Pi
Geées
Missey Adele Carson
Fairy Barths
Open House Hosted by Mrs Vincent Skloss and Family
Mrs Vincent Skloss and family hosted an open house at their home 205 Ridgemont from 6 to 7 pm on Wednesday. The living room featured a Christmas tree while other rooms were decked with autumn decor and holly. About 75 guests attended as refreshments were served. Mrs Price Cross of Dallas arrived to visit her sister Mrs William Cassin and attend Dick Cassin’s wedding on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Albert Steves hosted a gathering with relatives including their son Edward, returning from a family visit. New Year era dinner dance planned at the Kelly Officers Club Friday evening.
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Vincent Skross
Price Cross
Dallas
William Cassin
Dick Cassin
Albert
Steves
Ridgemont
Tobe
New York
International News Service
Nec
Secnet
Harrison Williams
Key Francis
Helms and Rogers announce engagement
Gene Baz and Bertram Rogers Jr. are engaged as announced by Gene Hazel Helms and B C Rogers Jr. The wedding date is set for Saturday January 18 at the home of the bride.
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Gene Hazel Helms
B.C. Rogers Jr
Edgar Milas Helis
Gene Baz
Bertram ‘Charles Rogers Jr
Rly
Brice
Thief Visits Insurance Firm Escapes With Cash and Stamps
A thief broke into the Acacia Muland Life Insurance company in the Milam Building during the holidays. The intruder escaped with $85 in cash and $5 in stamps from a case. Another vault was also broken open.
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Acacia Muland Life Insurance Company
Milam
Tfe
Ben Cathey Gathey Dies in Accidental Wounding
Funeral services were held yesterday at the Brown chapel south of Coleman for Ben Aston Cathey, 16, who died from accidental gun wounds while hunting near his home. He had planned to celebrate Christmas with his family and was with a younger playmate when the incident occurred.
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Coleman
Brown Radi Clurch
Fenpite
Ben Aston Gathey
Young Cathey
Robert Sidcall
Brown Ranch
One Feather
Nocicee
Judson G. Fry
San Antonian
Elks
Hagg and McCollum
City Cemetery No
Fry
St. Louis
General Southwestern
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. G. Fry
Oil output of 37 tops other years
New York December 28 The year 1937 produced a record 21.8 billion gallons of gasoline for trucks automobiles and power plants, according to estimates by the American Petroleum Institute. Output rose from 20.22 billion in 1936 to surpass prior years, after which 1932 and 1920 figures were lower at around 16 billion.
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New York
American Petrolrum Institute Gata
General Motors to Cut U S Plant Jobs in Recession
William S. Knudsen, president of General Motors, announced a temporary layoff of about 30,000 workers nationwide with Michigan cuts totaling around 20,000. He said the recession forced a readjustment and plants would run on a 24 hour a week schedule for retained staff.
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Wiliam
Knudsen
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
United States
Michigan
General Nator
Chain Boycotts Japanese Goods In New York
The Woolworth chain plans no further purchases of Japanese goods, saying it has 4 shipments of such stock on hand bought before the war. T. Z. Mullin, assistant to the president, noted no recent purchases in Japan and framed the move as a reaction to the Far East conflict.
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New York
Woolworth
T. Z. Mullin
Japan
Mullin
1938 beauty rules for chic women in New York
New York fashion authority Louise Paine Hentamin offers ten commandments for 1938 style and poise. Women should maintain neatness, plan wardrobes, wear appropriate colors, and balance desires with budget. The piece frames elegance as disciplined self-improvement, urging prudence, courtesy, and consistent grooming.
Entire Family Is Being Deported From San Antonio
An entire Mexican family of five residents of San Antonio three years was en route to the border under supervision of the immigration service. The Garza family includes Angela Garza a 33 year old mother her children Colind Dolores and Juan and a nephew Henry Gomez. They had supported the family with odd jobs and faced deportation before New Year.
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San Antonio
Immigration Service
Angela Garza
Colin
Dolores
jJuan
Henry Gomez
Juan
Garza
Laredo
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Mita
Vincent Skloss
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Garland Tasater
Falfurvias
Edward
Kelly Pirtt Officers’ Club
Felday Ryenirg
Connie
Constante Bennett
Peter
Tino Costa
Slayly Nawnyabntes
Iasca
Frank Bros
Frank Bros. Ports
Sa Dss
TSSH
Women's
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Frank Bros. Orts SH
Maxima
Mintaten Cos
Louise Paine
Hentamin Anthar
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Sable
Sean
Gloria Bristol
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