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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1955
Page
11
ARLENE DAHL offers guidance on making any hands appear graceful. It advises relaxed natural positions, gentle wrist-led motions, and dainty finger use, plus practice routines to gain fluid, dancerlike hand grace.
The piece explores why people pry into others lives and how personal anxiety drives that behavior. It contrasts nosiness with psychosomatic view of health, noting happiness and health influence each other and that mind and body form a single entity in human well being.
A short description of Fiere a pleasant game that yields a daily message. It uses your first name letter count to derive a key number by simple arithmetic and then reads letters from a rectangle to form a fortune.
The text argues whisky does not stimulate work or creativity. It states alcohol depresses physical and mental faculties, dulling fatigue and inhibitions but not fostering productivity. It suggests any mood lift is due to reduced consciousness of fatigue rather than true inspiration.
The Officers' Wives mah jongg tournament runs Feb 28 to Mar 3 at Kelly AFB with daily sessions starting 10 a.m. Prizes include cash awards and top players will be recognized after attending at least three sessions. Mrs. Theodore W. Swain chairs the event. Mrs. A. H. Main hosts luncheon at La Fonda Friday honoring Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Timmins Jr. and Mrs. R. H. Roper of Exeter California visiting their relatives.
Mr and Mrs Glenn F Clamp celebrated their silver wedding with two open houses over a weekend. More than 75 guests attended as white carnations and silver foliage decorated tables around a miniature ladder with silver figures from 5 to 25 on the rungs. Assistants included Mrs IE Vogt and Mesdames Bowen Zimmer man and Farrish with Miss Barbara Ann Farrish and Sandra Lee Zimmerman on the guest book. Volunteers serving included a long list of ladies and Miss Vera Conk.
Mrs Archie Helland selects Saturday April 16 for a luncheon honoring debutantes Shirley Fitch and Nancy Ellen Williamson. The event highlights the young women and their social debut in the community.
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