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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1965
Page
5
Dear Helen explains teen questions on popularity and dating behavior while addressing a controversy over the Iron Cross symbol among surfers. The column shares readers’ letters, advice on natural dating demeanor, and notes February queries about historical figures and school life.
Dr Walter Schwartz of Roselle Park New Jersey argues that most children tolerate dental care better when the parent is not in the chair. He notes young patients stay calmer and cooperate more as they age. A cheerful staff and a welcoming, toy filled waiting room can further reduce anxiety during visits.
A fragment asserts that pouring vanillin on cotton and cooling it in a refrigerator will eliminate odors. The text is unclear and mentions no verifiable source, dates, or responsible parties.
Mrs. Albert Berter chairs the Women’s Division of the 1365 Jewish Social Service Federation campaign, with a brunch at Wes Aaron Mansel’s home. She promoted Israel aid via United Jewish Appeal Agencies and heads local women’s groups, assisted by Mix, Isteel Silber, and Miz. Brenner leads over 15 volunteers who visit 1400 women for contributions, as Snowley Ey Karotkin serves as general chairman and Arthur L. Riklin as Federation president.
The VFW post and auxiliary announce a spaghetti supper at 6 pm Saturday at 107 E Elmhurst. Public invitation extended. Also calendar notes list past commanders event, car club activities, and local club notices with attendees and venues.
In New York the Emba Mink Breeders Association endorses pink mink pelts as a fresh mutation. They plan to auction about 3,000 pink pelts March 1 with bids near $400 each. The pink color stems from a four year breeding process across mink ranches nationwide.
Three daytime parties honored debutantes in Washington's Birthday events. Mrs. Preston Dial and daughter hosted a merienda for Misses Indy Denveth Prisville Bittar Sally Conway Julia Norton and Billig Street with Mexican decorations and a pinata corsages. Guests included mothers and sponsors. entertainment featured Spanish dancers and red white and blue decor.
Mrs Joseph La Rocque Anderson and Mrs R D Resor are spending the week in Dallas with the former's sister Mrs J Howard Fite and with friends. Mrs Fitch formerly Lila Kale Hill plans a flight to Europe in early April.
A San Antonio group including Mr and Mrs Edward C Club members and Delta Zeta pledges from Texas State College travelled to Red River New Mexico for a ski trip. Among attendees were Mesdames Ray Lestie Pressly and Nancy Nagal with daughters, plus many local families. Dr. Walter Willan Toxey Sr of Brooks Acre Space Medical Center was named chair of Government at Texas A&I College, joining other family members and alumni in attendance.
Election for W alumnae officers will be held at the college library during the spring meeting. The Olive Branch Rebekah will sponsor a benefit dinner with sandwiches and cake. The Women's Club will meet at Marian Mall, Crockett Motel, and City Council members will speak at 2 am. The public is invited.
Miss Alice Stowe receives several pre nuptial events. Gerald B. Meeks will host a Tuesday evening party at her home. A miscellaneous shower is planned Thursday for Mrs Gatchel Stage. Friends and Los Angeles Heights Presbyterian Church members attend. Mrs Louis C. Phelps organizes a personal shower for Miss Stone. Former schoolmates and attendants join the festivities. Decorations feature beige and turquoise to match the bride elect’s kitchen theme.
Miss Leona Mac Ieadrick and alman C. William F. Matthew wed Monday afternoon in Brooks AFB Chapel officiated by Chap Charles. Franklin. The couple, assigned to Brooks, are greeted by families from Lonedel, Mu and Mt Molly Springs, Pa. Attendants include Mrs. Dean Engel and Staff Sgt. William Weeks. reception held in the NCO Club. The newlyweds will visit relatives during their honeymoon period.
Industrial editors plan a dinner on Tuesday at Lone Star, inviting members and bosses from business and family. Cal Vincent J. Wack, a down officer at BANC, will present an illustrated work on editors of house organizations, with Mrs Belly Wilson handling inquiries.
Practical tips for a first time renter on organizing space and saving money. Suggestions include using cups on hooks, covering cookbooks with transparent paper, starting with essential pans, and choosing simple ironware. Emphasis on learning before expensive purchases, cleaning routines, and knowing rights if issues with the landlord arise.
Col and Mrs Donal Peascock flew home Friday from a week east trip. They attended the National Defense Cadet Corps conference in Washington, visited New York to see the play Ben Franklin in Paris and a Radio City Music Hall show, and called on Capt and Mrs John Hains and Paige in Parkhill. En route home they stopped in Dallas to see daughters Doni and Dottle.
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