Mrs Winn Hosts Tea For Guests And Alumnae
Mrs Winn hosts an afternoon tea at her home honoring her guests Mrs Jesse J Cornett and her mother Mrs James A Utter of Oklahoma City with attendees from Milwaukee Louisville and local society. Over a hundred guests were invited and several ladies served.
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Wunem Mot
Jesse J. Cornett
James
A. Utterback
Oklahoma City
Thamar Clancy
Milwaukee
Wis
Myra
G. H. Barber
Louisville
Andrew Strosser
Carrie Steves
Margaret Tips
Craig Adams
Herbert Wolters
R. A. McNees
Joe B. Ricer
Atlee B. Ayres
Gus B. Mauermann
James J. Jordan
J. A. Porter
Wesley Gish
Hubert Menger
D. N. Cushing
William &. Seng
Ellis Garber
Oscar J. Brunner
Laurie Huck
Barry Martin Jr
Miss White and Oscar Heuser Wed at Central Church
Miss Mary Bolin White daughter of Mr and Mrs Arvel White married Aviation Cadet Oscar Edward Heuser son of Mrs Velma Heuser and Mr George Heuser Saturday evening at Central Christian church The Rev William E Griffiths and Dr T W Neal conducted the ceremony Miss Patricia Toothaker attended the bride Cadet Willard Henderson served as best man Out of town guests included Mrs J W Bolin and A L Moon among others The bride graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School and attended Trinity University Heuser graduated from Lawton High School and Cameron State College
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Mary Bolin White
Arvel White
Oscar Edward Heuser
Army Air Corps
Velma Deartorff Heuser
Lawton
Okla
George Heuser
Oklahoma City
Central Chircatian Church
William E. Griffiths
T. W. Neal
Jefferson Heights Baptist Church
Trinity University
Gadeb Heuser
Lawton High School
Cameron State Parlentment College
Latton, Orla
Daughters Born To Carnahans Amid War Service Plans
Julieth Gorham born January 28 to Mrs. Wallace Carnahan and Captain Carnahan now overseas. Grandparents Mrs. Wallace Carnahan of San Antonio and Edward Lombard Gorham of Lake Charles La. Texas Federation of Music Clubs directors meet at Mrs. F. L. Carson's home to discuss war support funds for camps hospitals and instruments, with Wanda Group officers to be installed at the Gunter Hotel ballroom in San Antonio.
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Wallace Carnahan
Julieth Gorham
San Antonio
Edward Lombard Gorham
Lake Charles
Carnahan
Captain Carnahan
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
F. L. Carson
Aboiso Avenue
Muse
Texas
Carson
Katherine Jaggs
Louisa Rankin
W. H. Hensley
Rant Antonio Group
St Mark's Scene Of Harrison Hurst Rites
Miss Helena Muir Hurst wed Cpl Aime Harrison at St Mark's Episcopal Church with Rev Wright officiating. Susanna Phillips sang, bridesmaids and ushers named, reception at the St Anthony hotel, out-of-town guests from Kerrville Kerrville area and Charlotte Texas. Couple to reside in Plant Park Tampa.
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St. Mark's
Harrison-Hurst
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Helena Muir Hurst
Laurence Barrett Hurst
Cpl Aime Selireluer Harrison
Harry Moss Harrison
Thomas
EB. Wright
Susanna Phillips
Anna Penn
Misse
Mary Jane McKenzie
Dorothes Chittim
Willian Dick Jr
Robert Barclay Jr
Frites Seeligson
Peter Keating
William Dick Jr
William Ochse
Joyce Kelso
Plant Park
Tampa
Fig
Scott Schreiner
Tom Harrison
Clyde Parker
Ed Carruth
Kerrville
Albert Beckmann
Charlotte
Texas
Sinatra to Have Another Check Up
HOLLYWOOD January 30 Frank Sinatra who is now 26 and has a wife and two children has been ordered by City New Jersey to report for a new physical examination and possible induction into the armed forces. He plans to leave Hollywood to begin February 7 and was last examined December 1943 when the draft board classified him 4 F.
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Hollywood
Frank ‘Sinatra
Jerse
City
N. J
Grait
Ilnetra
Early Tax Returns Encouraged by Local Office
BR. F. Wilson Jr, agent in charge of the local internal revenue office, urged farmers and others to file their 1944 returns now. Deputies are available to help, but hours will tighten as the rush begins next month.
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BR. F. Wilson Jr
Internal Revenue Office
Postwar planning urged for Greater San Antonio by Chamber
County Judge Charles W. Anderson opened the San Antonio chamber of commerce railroad conference at the Gunter Hotel calling for comprehensive long range planning. H. Hagman proposed union station for rail and bus travel, a grade separated tram line, a central city air park and rail yard. Tingman said proposals were favorably received though fuller study needed. Laurence Winmorter said the conference was a first step in a huge prospect.
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Greater
San Antonio
Charles W. Anderson
Tingman
Laurence Winmorter
Chamber of Commerce
Wedding Plans Miss Shea and H Randall Tie and Explain
The engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss Jown Shea of Louisville to Sgt Huntley Harrison Randall of San Antonio have been announced. Mrs. Randall travels to Louisville for the ceremony, with plans for a two week visit after the wedding. Randall is a tank corps veteran who studied at Jefferson High and Schreiner Institute.
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Thomas, Jefferson High School
Schreiner Institute
Kerrville
Club Calendar Details For Mesday Meeting And Founders Day
A calendar item notes a 6 p.m. membership meeting at Manuel Gonzales Fifth and Broadway in the school cafeteria. A speaker titled We Are All Neight is listed for Wednesday evening with Mrs. Tom Blue at 1717 Gan Pedro Ve. Founders Day events invite past presidents to attend a review at Eastdah in O. F hall.
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San Antonio V. Rice
W.C. A
Manuel Gonzales
Fifth
Broadway
Tom Blue
Will Bel
Gan Pedro
Ali Mte
DeMille Gives Up 98000 Radio Salary to Stay Off Air
Hollywood reports Cecil H. DeMille quit his radio salary of 98 200 annually rather than pay a controversial 1 assessment linked to California's right to work amendment. Lionel Barrymore hosted the show in DeMille’s absence as the AERA-suspended producer battles the union in court while awaiting appeal.
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Hollywood
Jan. 3d
Cecil H. DeMille
Lionel Barrymore
DeMille
Barrynote
American Federation of Radio Artists
Ceri B.demille
AERA
California
Three Men Charged With Cattle Theft
Three men were charged with cattle theft in the Bat Corripan court. Complainants filed by four inspectors of the Texas-Southwestern Cattle Ranners association. The accused are DA Chamberlin, Carl Chamberlain, and Samuel Sullivan. They face theft charges for taking a can from A. E. Terrell, a dairyman in New Sulphur Springs, on January 25.
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Bat Corripan
Texas-Southwestern Cattle Ranners’ Association
DA Chamberlin
Eash Edmonds Street
Carl Chamberlain
Lorita Drive
Samuel Sullivan
Meerscheldt Atrect
A. E. Terrell
New Suphur Springs
Army Couple Guests Here
Maj. and Mrs. R. K. Dixon formerly of enger now at Camp Swift were weekend guests of Mrs. W. H. Chim bars and Mrs. Margaret Chambers Ips. Light Want Ads are indispensable for filing many wants. dial Frl23h for adwriter.
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R. K. Dixon
Fors Mperly
Enger
Camp Swift
W. H. Chimbars
Margaret Chambers
Adwriter
Miss Hammer Weds Airman at Plaza Hotel in Sky Room
Gloria Hammer married Corporal Albert Aufrichtig in a Saturday ceremony at the Plaza Hotel Sky Room. Officiating rabbi was A Hirsch-Sperg. Clarence Bick served as best man. The couple left for New Orleans and will be stationed at Port Bragg North Carolina. The Young Business Women's Club supper meeting was canceled due to the annual W.O.A. membership event at 6 p.m.
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Stanley Hamser
Gloria
Albertc Aufrichtig
Army Air Corps
Clarence Bick
Bt. Louis
Sky
Plaza Hotel
Rabbi A. Hirsch- Sperg
Stanley Hammer Jr
New Orleans
Port Bragg
N. C
Corporal Aulrichtig
Young Business Women’s Clib
Social Calendar Highlights at Town Hall and Bright Shawl Luncheon
Wednesday’s schedule lists Dy Kintley Mather at 10 30 am in the San Pedro Playhouse followed by a Bright Shawl style luncheon at 12 30 pm. Mrs Doe H Johnson and manager William W Beuhler host the Bright Shawl luncheon honoring Mrs Ley R Stevens of Canton and I E F. Mr and Mrs Salvadore Del Castilllo of Los Angeles, Galif, formerly of San Antonio, are parents of a daughter Angelica born January 18.
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Town Hall
Kintley Mather
San Pedro Playhouse
Doe H. Johnson
William W. Beuhler
Ley R. Stevens
Canton
Salvadore del Castillo
Los Angeles
Galif
San Antonio
Angelica
Bond Tip Warns On Lingerie Dye Transfer
A note advises washing new black lingerie before first wear to remove surface dye that can loosen and stain other clothing. The guidance appears in a brief consumer tip with emphasis on preventing dye transfer.
Educator to Speak in San Antonio During March Week
Hugh B. Masters of the W K Kellogg Foundation will speak in San Antonio during March 4 10 as part of a secure series by local mental hygiene societies and the Hogg Foundation. Eight noted authorities on mental health will make speaking engagements in Texas cities.
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Hugh B. Masters
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Wok IL
Ight
Texas
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