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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1966
Page
3
Hints from Heloise offers quick tips on boiling and peeling eggs, storing nylon net, cleaning with damp mop pads, freezing gum to remove, coffee brewing tips, and sewing seam ripping methods. The column shares reader questions and practical, no nonsense solutions.
Mrs. A. Stark hosted a birthday luncheon at Luby's Cal- steria in honor of Mrs. G. F. Botsford. After dining, guests enjoyed games at the Stark residence.
New York dermatologist Dr. Louis Wexler warns that hair curling, wigs, and false eyelashes can worsen scalp conditions and trigger allergic reactions. He cites air deprivation under wigs and adhesive reactions from false lashes, urging against miracle cures for dandruff and recommending regular brushing and anti-dandruff products.
Airman J C Newsome and Miss Clar ence M Viola were married on Christmas Day at the home of her aunt in Rosepine Louisiana. The couple lives at Brentwood Apartments and will honeymoon in New Orleans. Delores Zahn served as maid of honor with Michael Harriman as best man. The bride and groom have ties to Rosepine and Lafayette and Airman Newsome is stationed at Brooks AFB Texas while attending San Antonio College.
The San Antonio German Club hosted a lavish Oriental themed New Year’s Eve ball in the Grand Ballroom of the Gunter Hotel. Milton Johnson chaired the event with Peter Hennessey Jr. assisting. A late breakfast followed as over 400 guests attended.
The annual Phi Delta Alpha Beta Sigma Phi Christmas party was held at Miss Judy Slater’s home. Secret rose buddies exchanged gifts and each member received a chapter gift made by the social committee chaired by Barbara Koerber. The program “Am I Morally Responsible?” was organized by Mrs. Charles Morris and Mrs. Douglas Miers.
Miss Dixie Ann Gillespie, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill R Gillespie, wed Kirby Wayne Gholson, son of Mr and Mrs Roy W Gholson, at South San Antonio Baptist Church. Rev Harold Richey officiated with maid of honor Linda Nell Gillespie and flower girls Merilyn Straube Jo Anni Blumberg Cheryl Sue Gillespie. Best man was Mike Meriage.
The Town Club held a formal gathering with ushers Truett Poot and guests Louis Johnston Donald Bishop Floyd Gillespie Albert Pink and others. Guests attended a ballroom setting at Granada Hotel with lace gown details and reception plans for a couple set to live in Wimberley.
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