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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1963
Page
8
Readers share practical house hints from Heloise. Dry baking soda on wood removes heel marks without rewaxing. An ordinary eraser can dull marks. a moist wipe or lighter fluid may help on vinyl floors. Soap rubbed into seams eases sewing and needle stress. dampened vegetable brush lifts carpet thread balls efficiently.
Pattern sale offers Misses sizes 10 through 20 with yardage specifics and mail-order pricing. Separately, Spillman Yards advertises a San Antonio fur auction with dozens of stored furs, many high value, labeled second hand, from 9 am to late, at Spillman Fur Co. New York and Texas listings appear.
Chairmen and aides of the annual Service League silver tea will gather Tuesday at Mrs. Rudolph I Brad’s home, 318 Geneseed Rd. The event on Feb 26 will benefit the Good Samaritan Center. Committee chairs include Mrs Arthur Mathis and Mrs Leavitt Corntey, with hostesses and publicity roles assigned.
Rev Neal Kelly Neal, pastor of May Jandale Presbyterian, will be guest speaker at Women at Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church meeting in the social hall on Tuesday at 10 a.m. His topic is The Biblical Basis for Unity in Christ. Mrs Dick Jennison leads with prayers and devotion. Circle 4 hosts coffee hour.
Founders Day program to be hosted at 14 W Fair Oaks by Chapter H PMG in Joan Tuesday. Mrs Jakley Yantis plus Worrother, Mrs RT Dennis, and Mrs Dared Satdner are listed in a lively notice. The event will feature a talk titled Take one and Remember Founders day.
Airs Carl W Powell is new president of Ft Sam Houston Cloverfest Toastmistress Club an affiliate of International Toastmistress Clubs Inc The Cloverseat club meets twice monthly at the Ft Sam Houston Officers Open Mess Other new officers are Mesdames Gordon R Green vice president Mary Ty McWhirter secretary and Martin Sue De Vaney treasurer
New York columnist Phyllis Battelle notes that in casual talk today, familiar name dropping has given way to country dropping as a status game. She argues that constant travel makes such references dull, and jokes about global trips diminish impact.
Officers of the Women’s Auxiliary to the Associated Plumbing Healing and Cooling Contractors of San Antonio were installed at a Casa Rio luncheon. Hostess Mrs. Ed Arnold Sr., past national president, announced new officers: Mrs. Paw Vileor president, Mauldin Griffin vice president, William Sebeva secretary, H. Cole treasurer, Paul Luckenbach chaplain, Kurt Monier parliamentarian, Henry Barrow historian. Regular meetings are on the second Tuesday each month.
Lockhill Garden Club elected officers for 1983 at the Jan meeting. Reelected were Mesdames Robert C. McArthur as president, Wd Sheppard, J. Tawton Stony as vice presidents, Marvin Haskew as secretary, and Mrs Jerry Banney as treasurer.
An election of officers will be held after the Rosary and Benediction at 07:30 PM on Tuesday by the Alter Society of St John Berebmen's Shnereh, Slarziman.
The welfare group of the Highland Park Lionesses Club will sew cancer bandages at 10 am Tuesday at Mrs. Jesse W. Junes home, 146 Vanderbilt. Luncheon will be served and Mrs. Fant Owen, club president, will preside at the executive meeting in the same room.
A fragmented report notes cleaning and polishing habits with mentions of cork coasters, plastic flowers, and a colorless glaze. The text hints at home care routines and polishing steps without clear dates or named people.
Mrs William Price, recently back from Japan where her husband served two years, will give a program on Ikebana inform at Ruiz Heuge Museum at 10 a.m. Thursday. She wears a Japanese kimono, offers Akebana history, color slides, and live demonstrations. She holds a Sogetsu teaching certificate and studied at the Takenas School.
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