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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1941
Page
11
A stylistic health piece advises regular neck care using mild scrubs and creams. It promotes morning and evening routines with cold water splashes, gentle sponging, and moisturizers, plus neck exercises to improve circulation and skin tone. The guide stresses caution to avoid overdoing pressure near the Adam's apple and ear area.
Marian Rippetoe and Lieut Leon Hall Field announced their engagement and forthcoming wedding. Marian, daughter of the late Captain Rippetoe and granddaughter of the retired General Dexison of Pasadena, attended St Marys Hall and Alan Heights High, active in Sigma Tau Lambda. Lieut Hall is the son of Mr and Mrs L H Fish of San Pedro, a graduate of Randolph and Kelly fields, now an instructor at Kelly.
A fragmented listing of local club meetings and events. Entries mention the Centennial Benevolent Club, Spanish class of the Woman’s Club, alumnae activities, and various home venues on streets such as Wyant West Gramercy and King’s Highway. Times range around morning and afternoon with numerous addresses and host names.
A San Antonio Light notice promotes Carnegie’s book with hints on influencing others and gaining life prizes. It touts chapters like Five Ways to Make People Like You and Nine Ways to Win People to Your Way of Thinking, urging readers to send 15 cents for a booklet.
Fragmentary printed essay urges practical resolutions amid war. It warns against boasting and urges self discipline, avoiding excess and careless fires. It cites Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt, noting collective effort for security and service by Americans.
A daughter named Lynne Elen is born to Mr. angwm Emes and dimatine ane nounce the birt of a daughter. The piece catalogs numerous officers elected for local clubs, lists names, roles, and upcoming installations, and notes a Christmas party and a Christiana formal at the Plaza hotel. It mentions plans for patterns and travel, with scattered personal and organizational details.
Miss Merghrel Hartung daughter of Dr and Mrs Robert C Harlong married Dr Roy 8 Marlow Jr at 730 pm Saturday in the bride’s home. The ceremony featured Rev Patrick Freney, with Miss Retty Moran at piano and Frank Lorgan on violin. The couple will reside at 950 Cambridge after a Monterrey Mexico honeymoon.
Monday evening at Joe Furker Jy home guests complimented Miss Josephine Houston Stella Cutter Tiboe Bryant and Ruth McLean debutantes with Miss Lenora Ann Thompsoll at 8 to 10 p m Also Misses Betty and Laughammer Dorothy Haetz and Hetty Williamson honored Tuesday tea party at the Denton home for Miss More Goodrich bride to be Ming Aloe Marie Calercon hosts valley children’s gathering at the Shaw home Abner Edwards visiting parents Elmer Edwards Baylor student
Fragmented OCR of a quilt pattern description. Mentions Lain Wheeler, pattern plates, cutting and sewing instructions, yardage chart and diagrams. References a quilt named Mower Bowl Your quilt and a Gan Antonio Litily Netdlearatt dapartimenk.
A dated guidance piece urges prompt handwritten thanks after Christmas. It advises gathering writing supplies, crafting heartfelt phrases, and mentioning specific gifts. The tone encourages personal, warm notes reflecting genuine gratitude rather than generic, ready-made messages.
Satchers announce the engagement of Lorraine Satter to Beno HH Putditch, son of Mrs. W. A. Pried fich of Bmtthville. The wedding is planned for January 27.
Miss Dorothy Daris daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Daris wed Robert Carlton groom of Kellyfield son of Mrs Prench of Artesia and B G French of Oblations City The ceremony 830 pm Sunday officiated by Rev Calstoun at Woodlawn Methodist Church with Mrs Millie Weters organist The couple including out of town guests Mrs French and François French attended The bride a gown of white net and lace wore orange blossom bouquet The reception followed at 1648 West Huisache Junior and senior church members planned dances and college students were invited Various family members and graduates noted in the write up
Miss Marries Rex Trowbridge of Hibbing Minnesota at St Agnes Church with Rev Paul Potgens officiating. The ceremony featured bridesmaids from Houston and Washington with a candlelight satin gown, a ruby cross and orange blossom bouquet. Out of town guests included Dallas and Oklahoma City members. reception held at the bride’s home.
In a cold predawn journey, Aunt Millie and I approach a lone cabin where Bruce lies dead in a grim scene. Gina, distraught, gazes at Bruce while a snake slithers across his face, a fatal wound in his forehead exposing a wheel-era hole as the last evidence of a violent escape.
Mrs. T. J. Ford and Mrs G. 1 presided at a Christmas gathering for Auxiliary No. 3 Retired Service Personnel. 26 attendees included Mrs. Mary Ann Kokemot of Alpineira and Miss Betty Ford of Laredo with Miss Myrle Brotherton of Comatock. Table centerpiece featured miniature lambs with bells and green red decorations. Officers were installed after a buffet luncheon with plans to install January 10 at 8 p.m.
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