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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1957
Page
9
James Woodrum medical social service director will speak at the 20 a.m. Thursday meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Bexar County Hospital District in the Doctors’ Lecture room. Coffee served at 8:30 a.m. Executive board meets at 9:40 a.m. in the Dyers’ Lecture room.
NY report outlines social set gossip with Tyrone Power heirarchy and Annabella, Arabella and Greta Carbo amid remarriage bets. It notes astrologer David Shirgis seeking remarriage readiness and lauds Gina Pestelli spotting stars. addsVaried tales of nobility, emigration, and a missing figures in Budapest.
Dear Abby letters reveal romantic turmoil among veterans and nurses. Pete, hospitalized with heart disease, fears his rapid pulse around nurse Sie Hay while Gwen faces a Christmas engagement with Gary. Gwen asks for guidance, Abby cautions about religion during marriage, and readers are invited to write for personal replies.
The fragment recounts Raoul Wallenberg saved Jewish lives during World War II with American help, noting his valor and ultimate fate after a critical moral lapse cited by Father Bela Varga. It also tangentially mentions unrelated names and events, including Vernon Barron and Elvis Presley connections, in a fragmented collage.
Luncheon program notes Miss Mary Rits at the Fourth Army Officers Club with selections by Partlow and piemel. Army Wives and Wives club attendees included Mesdaines Hinote Ropersind and Sultivad as hostesses at 8 p.m. Monday.
A Friday dance at Penearle Military Academy celebrated George Washington’s birthday with all students invited. The event featured a school gymnasium setting with an orchestra performing and students dressed for the occasion.
A membership coffee for the WSCS of St Andrew's Methodist Church will be held at 1 PM Thursday at the Fore home of Mrs Sam Lane Fore 615 Greenwich. Hosts include Mrs Fore and Mrs Gorton Shook with guests listed. officers and circle chairs will alternate duties at the event.
The Women of Benson Hill Presbyterian Church will observe World Mission at a coffee meeting at 1:5. Guests include Women of the Pilgrim Presbyterian Church and representatives from other churches. Mrs W A Meech es Wy ang will assist as hostesses with Mrs Ray Mc Chesney presiding. Mrs Basil Aklason to give devotional. Mrs B S Johnson is hostess.
Morning Coffee will be sponsored by St Agn's Altar Society with a fund-raising collection from 0:50 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesday March 5 in the dame of Airs. Windmeyer 87 Putting. Officers Megadames JW. Wopham J. L. Ruthe RP. McCarty and ly Ay Jawluc will receive with the hostess. Assisting will be Mestames Wilant Petrich PR . Sanders fro J. 0. Wat son. G. W. Despre Te AL Flatee and dob VW. Pave Waren of the parish and their friends are invited.
Miss Olga V Gomez and Anteros Lopez wed at Christ the King Catholic Church Sunday morning. The bride is supported by a large wedding party including maid of honor Carmien Stone and bridesmaids Lupe Gonzales and Mary Ann Vuehnte, with ring bearer and best man duties filled by family members. The gown featured lace and pearl accents, orange blossoms in the bouquet and a crown of blossoms atop the veil.
The Nu chapter of Beta Sipma Phi will attend the Theta Sigma Phi style show at 7240 Dom. Moililay in the Pearl corral. Mrs Bully Kolas and Bela Sige Tha Phi Valusline will be present. This replaces the chapter's regular meeting.
Out town guests honored a Dallas debutante and her fiancé with a cocktail supper hosted by Howard Fernson. Red and white spring blossoms decorated the table as guests, including Mr. and Mrs. Orville Slater and Mr. Ferguson's household, gathered for the event.
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