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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1964
Page
3
A reader asks about removing dye from socks using household powders and a long soak, while another note shares carpet and floor care from Heloise. Advice includes soaking socks with scouring powder and bleach, then scrubbing, and using a floor buffer with a side-to-side motion to avoid streaks.
Miss Peppy Judd, Miss Amarillo 1984, arrives to meet Theta Rho Girls from Districts 8 and 9 at Crockett Hall in the Crockett Hotel. A reception will follow the 7:30 p.m. gathering. Judd won the Miss Amarillo title from a 1984 pageant with 18 contestants.
Miss Barbara Gordy marlane j has been pledged to Xi Chapter Tau Phi Lambda national sorority. Mrs. Donald Hartman, vice president, presided over the ceremony. Mrs. Louis Kessner was appointed her mystagogue.
Mr and Mrs William J Redman entertain over the holidays with his mother Mrs Adeline Staley of Lacrosse Wisconsin and his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Everett Hermann and their son Steve of Calgary Alberta Canada They plan to return to their respective homes on January 6.
Edwin Brown of Atlantis Christian College faculty will host Dorothy Loring in Wilson, North Carolina this Saturday for a seven week visit with her mother Mrs. Porter Loring.
A reader shares a gum removal tip using peanut butter for hair strands, praising its effectiveness for four daughters. A lighthearted pun about Heloise arises from a husband’s quip. Another reader describes a pig in a blanket variation using canned biscuits, suggested to pair with catsup or mustard.
Carey McNelly Wroe Chapter Children of the Confederacy schedules a trip to Austin in January visiting the Confederate Museum Texas Archives State Capitol 1st Cemetery Texas Memorial Museum and the Supreme Court Building Mrs Thomas Kells Dibrell serves as trip chairman and chapter director.
Mrs. R. Gottschalk is newly elected president of the Officers Council of Kasidah Review, WBA. Elected and stalled are Mesdames 4. M. Mundine as vice president, Hattie Russell as secretary, Paul Nauschultz as treasurer. Appointed chairmen include Mesdames Fred Mooty, Maggie Tee, Mungell, welfare, and Lehr, memberships.
WBA officers to convene at 11 30 a m Monday in the Tower Life Cafeteria club room. Mrs D G Canales chaired the Christmas program and gift exchange with Mesdames Esther Stuart Claude Conyers assisting. IAU officers were reelected with Canales president Stuart vice president Conyers corresponding secretary, Arthur treasurer and games chairman Strauss chaplain.
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