Girls Cotillion Club Adds New Debutantes Members
The Girls Cotillion Club announces three dozen new members and debutantes elected at a recent meeting. Names include Margaret Barclay Mary Beasley Ely Anne Bryant Holile Crigh t Adelaide HI Louise Holm- EMfen Katelen Pardue and others with Dorothy Baines already a member. A meeting is planned for 10 p m Saturday at the Country club to firm plans for the annual dance on February 3.
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Margart Barclay
Mary Beasley
E ¥Ly
Anne Bryant Holile Cright
Adelaide HI
Louise Holm- Emfen
Katelen Pardue
Ruth Stephen
Margaret Thornton
Dorothy Baines
Alms Went
Pauline Washington
Virginia Alvey
Mary Jo Wilks
Katherine Birdenham
Mary Frances Dittmar
Jane Perry
Haggard
Harbor Browne
Lehman
Jean Aubrey Erisey
Marie Flack
Buechia Moss
Loughborough
Sng
Hetty
Karolen Pardue Honored at Luncheon in St Anthony Hotel
Miss Karlen Pardue was honored with a Ticheon Britny at the St Anthony hotel tapestry room. Hostess was Mrs William Pardue of Breckenridge and guests included Mary Beasley Emily Anne Bryant Hallie Grighton Louise Holmereen Nancy Smalley Ruth Stephens Josephine Rochelle Dorothy Steves Margaret Thornton and other attendees from Portland Bound Brook and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karlen Pardue
D'Ulante
St. Anthony
William Pardue
Breckenridge
Mary Beasley
Emily Anne Bryant
Hallie Grighton
Louise Holmereen
Nancy Smalley
Boundbreak
N. J
Valentine Date of Armstrong Hill Wedding
The Invely daughter of Dr and Mrs P. O Hill plans a February 14 wedding at First Presbyterian Church Houston bride Patsy Hill and bridesmaids Mary Webb Biathrrins Webb and Lucey Regan attend. Ray Armstrong of Houston to wed the daughter, with Betty Burns Armstrong and Bewebne ad ekgl as flower girls. Mr Armstrong is son of Mr and Mrs F T Armstrong of San Antonio.
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Luis Martha OL
P. O. Hiu
Raymed Armstrong
Houston
Presbyterian Elvarch
Patsy Hhi
Mary
Biathrrins Webb
Lucey Réegan
Beeville
Samuel B. Hil
Beevilly
Betty Burns Armstrong
Esa
Ekgl
Braumont
Armstrongst
T. Armstrong
San Antonio
County Mules Harness Advertised for Sale by Commissioner
Commissioner Sam Anderson advertised for sale county mules but amendments by the commission to include the animals drew attention. He noted his precinct was stricter and the mules unnecessary. Questions about ages of mules Pris dy and Anderson cited ages as ten or twelve years old.
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Sam Anderson
Erson
Anderson
Housing Area Funds Coming to West Side Property Owners
Property owners on the West Side are to receive money by mid February after contracts to sell Title property to the Housing Authority of San Antonio were signed. Executive Hay Mackey of Fenlay said funds requisitioned Friday to the federal office prompted proposals to sell within the 24-block area, with the city police working late into the night since January 3. Mackey noted average 10 contracts per day, while the state reviews appraisals found errors in calculations, not invalidating the basis but delaying purchase figures and prices.
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Housing Authority of
San Antonio
Hay Mackey
Fenlay
Jabal
Mackey
Purchase
Fenwick PTA Seeks Playground Supervisor
Fenwick PTA petitions the school board and city council to appoint a playground supervisor this week. The article notes welfare chair Me. B. W. Stevens and Mrs. S. A. Darby organizing art relations, with multiple PTA events and meetings across local groups.
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Fenwick P.T.A
Marit B. Fenwick
Eleanor L. Steinfeldt
PT. A
San Antonio
National Junior ‘Shakespeare Guild
Sond
Florence Griffith
Mans
Conleude
Clara Huckingham
J.V. Macharm
Rose Boyd
Park
Sctmty
Costess
Aureal Helps With Cookery Problems
Homemakers ask AUREAL for scientific tips on food value budgeting and holiday candy. Bureau specialists answer questions on tomatoes vitamin C retention in home canning and heat, searing meat, open pan roasts, meringue failures, and tips to keep foams stiff.
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the & Ieconomics
Merman
Bureau
Jose
Jdind
Mexican Cafe and Tropical Pound Cake Recipes Featured
A period recipe column shares an iced Mexican cafe beverage and a tropical pound cake method for entertaining. It includes instructions for a coffee flavored frosting and a note on chocolate tempering to avoid streaks, with tips on serving and decaffeinated options.
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South America
Papuma
Ripe Olive Cheese Hors D Oeuvres Recipe Step by Step
A vintage style recipe outlines ripe olive cheese hors d oeuvres with bacon wraps. It covers pit removal, cheese filling, bacon wrapping, and broiling to a crisp finish for hot service.
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Ameritat
Stuffed Eggs With Salemon Dressing Eyes
A kitchen note describes making stuffed eggs by mixing four tablespoons of Faussian dressing with salmon juice, folding in crab, filling hard boiled whites to resemble eyes, and combining yolks with butter passed through a sieve. The eyes are seared with salt pepper and musk tard, topped with caviar.
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Tom
T & Sleve
Muse
Chocolate Candy Making Tips From A Practical Guide
The guide notes chocolate melts at low temperature and scorches easily and warns against overheating during dipping. It discusses cooling times, shell color of eggs not affecting flavor or food value, and mentions that yolk color is not a significant factor in nutrition. It emphasizes practical steps and cautions for candy preparation.
Corned Beef Hash Real Taste Thrill
A nostalgic home cook guides quick easy preparation of corned beef hash for hungry bachelors and homemakers. The method starts with browning onions then layering hash, cream, and a broil finish. Suggestions include serving with hashed brown potatoes cabbage slaw stuffed peppers and a note about a comic president reference.
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Gross
Dallas
W. T Mitchell
Isier Sax Antonio
E. Weter
San Antonio
B. D- Roberts
Joe
Shoe Group Plans Saturday Meeting at Gunter Hotel
The Southwestern Shoe Group will hold its annual meeting Saturday with officer elections at the Gunter hotel, followed by the joint convention with the Traits-Oklehoms Shoe Retailers and Southwestern Shoe Travelers' Federation opening Sunday. Current officers include W. T. Stenlietisch of St. Louis.
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San Antonio
Texas- Oklahoma Shoe Retailers
Southwestern Shoe Travelers Associations
Southwestern Show ‘Traveltre’ Association
Gunter Hotel
Traits-Oklehoms Shoe Retailers
Southwestern Shoe Travelers’ Feudation
Ares W. T. Stenlietisch
Sh Louls
Remember These Lamb Facts From Jaosh Era Kitchen Tips
Remember These Lamb Facts With Jaosh. The article discusses year round serving ideas for lamb, suggests mint in stuffing and serving methods. It notes lamb pairs well with fruits like pineapple, and mentions cooling/handling tips for knives and meat prep sections.
Convention in Chicago predicts record crowd at fair
Aullenberg Wener returns from Chicago and forecasts Wet the Gan Intonia fair will draw the largest crowd yet. The four day event runs from Sunday January 18 to Wednesday January 21 with a total education program and an all expense paid Monterrey trip.
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Aullenberg
Wener
Chicago
Atfair
America
Monterrey
Guylorti Hanting Show At Joske's San Antonio Shoes
Direct from L Miller design studio, Guylorti Hanting presents a complete line of Miller shoes for an informal exhibition at Joske's in San Antonio. Mikers line features stretch ons and new last shapes, with Hankins and Meyer Katz promoting the display through Saturday.
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L Miller
Guylorti Hanting
Miller Beautiful
Joske’s
Meyer Katz
Joske
Hankin
San Antonio
Texas
Drr. Hankins
I Mitler
Prat
Parisand
Hawkins
HankLs
Ax & Special Service
Miller
Serve Chicken and Noodle Casserole
A dated recipe for a large chicken and noodle casserole serves about 30. It describes simmering chicken until tender then boiling noodles, cooking mushrooms and green pepper, making a sauce with flour broth and cream, tempering with yolks, and layering chicken noodles and sauce in casseroles. Topped with buttered bread crumbs and baked until golden, it yields a hearty family dish.
New No Scrub Soap Delivers Whiter Wash, Quick Results
The new High-Test Oxydol soap claims to wash white clothes up to 15 percent whiter than old methods, with faster cleaning and up to twice the suds, even in hard water. Tests compare favorably against standard soaps for color fabrics and general washing performance.
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sigheTett
Pest
Peower & Gamble
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Sandal High
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