Visitors Help Churn L A SOCIETY WHIRL
Social season activity centers around Christmas week with university visitors and local debutantes. Pauline Canting ton and Miss Anne Lewis featuring at cocktail parties and dances. Miss Lewis to visit Dallas earlier in season, while other gatherings include the Merry Wives Dancing Club ball at the Country Club and numerous formal parties hosted by local families. Mary Catherine Armstrong travels to New York to visit friends. Lieu and Mrs Buckland in Gleneave, with Buckland remembered from ArbAre Mutthlessan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Cranes
Hob ‘Townsends
Pauline Cantington
Anne Lewis
Tom Stick
Miss Lewis
Dallas
Elie
Arthur Seeligson
Sick
Charles Ursche
Lewis
Mary Catherine Armstrong
Long Island
Mary Catherine Arstrong
New York
Lieu
Sherwood Buckland
Gleneave
L. L
Buckland
Mrs Ellen Zimmermann Hosts Informal Dinner Birthday Honor
Mrs Ellen Hayes Zimmermann Wilenvertain hosts an informal dinner at her home Wednesday evening to honor the birthday anniversary of her father Herbert Hayes. Mrs H L Snyder announces the marriage of her sister Marguerite Gurr to Roy A Gaga on January in Arizona. Mrs Albert Deutsch and Mrs Gunther Orsinger hosted a buffet luncheon at the former’s Craig Place home complimenting debutante Margaret Walker. Centerpieces featured spring blossoms and a group of debutantes and young married women assisted by Mrs Hol Dumus and Mrs Curtis Vaughan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Zimmermann
Ellen Hayes Zivenermann
Wilenvertain
Herbert Hayes
H.L. Snyder
Marguerite Gurr
Roy A. Gaga
Ajo, Ariz
Albert Deutsch
Gunther Orsinger
Craig Place
Margaret
Walker
Stella Steves Walker
Hol Dumus
Curtis Vaughan
Tibbett Event Luncheon at Hotel St Anthony
Reservations rise for Lawrence Tibbett honored luncheon at Hotel St Anthony with welcome talks planned by Dr W W Jackson Thomas B Portwood Omar Josefe and Oscar J Fox possibly by Governor W Lee O Daniel. Bells and Nuts comedy to be shown Friday at Government Hill Methodist church recreation hall by San Antonio Chapter No 9 Order of the Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fnn
Enthusissis
Lawrence Tibbett
Hotel St. Anthony
Tibbett
W. W. Jackson
Thomas B. Portwood
Omar Josefe
Oscar J. Fox
W. Lee O'Daniel
Jay Tobias
San Antonio
Order of the Fastern Star
Government Hill Methodist Church
Recreation Hall
Wesley Friendship
Treasury
450 Tourists Attend Church Women's Tea
A church women tea hosted by the Council of Protestant Church Women drew more than 450 guests to St. Mark's Episcopal Parish House on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. T. Harral led the guest register, with a large team greeting attendees. The event showcased music by the Mary Stuart Edwards Music Study Club and other club ensembles, while preparations and decorations were handled by a named committee. Proceeds supported local programs, including a forthcoming Mexican supper and other alumnae activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ske Stas
Cate
Council of Proteptant Church
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
T. Harral
Mesdames R. 5
Megee
Leo Lesser
Alwright
Willis
Jon Ibewis
Martin J. Wilson
E. J Higgs
J. R. Aydlett
J.S. Phys
CA. Golwn
A. Winter
BP. Price
Eugene Bissett
H. E. Suekenfuss
T. W. Harval
R. Strackelfora
Claude J, Carter
A. We Jones
Smith
Leo Iisser
Claude Canterbery
Clarence Jones
Arthur Moone
Samuel Capers
Amy Brown
R. B. Meyer
Sol West
R. F. Price
E. J. Briggs
T. ‘W. Harral
Mor- Man Dubble
Liston Zander
John Lewis
BL. Prive
Artisis
Louis Moyer
R. C.deterans
Vera Karger
George P. Drake
Rolly F. Steen
Glen Parker
Mary
Mother Mixture Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A vintage ad-like fragment touts a home mixed cough remedy for rapid relief. It claims easy preparation with Pinex and Norway Pine, detailing steps and tasting notes while promising cost savings and soothing effects for children and adults. The text blends medical claim with promotional tone and dated language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poyer Anole
Medic Auxiliary to fete new members in San Antonio area
The Woman's auxiliary to the Bexar County Medical Society will host a reception from 4 to 6 p.m. Friday in the Medical Ward to honor new auxiliary members. Active members listed include W. Allin, John Barnet, Charles Crush, M A Thiders, and many others. honorary members are Dr. Emma Beck, Dr. Ellen Furey, and Dr Pearl Zink. Associated and Army members from various households and locales attend, with officers elected for May at a January meeting of the Children of the American Revolution in Lake San Antonio de Bexar. Youth guests and officers were named, and the next event will be held at Mrs. Joseph Oxley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County Medical Society
Meschaites
W. Allin
John L Barnet
Boccelato
Charles E. Crush
M. A. Thiders
Fred B. Cooper
Perry T. Donup
Thomas W. Pellere
W. A
A. P. Clark
Taylor F. Nardy
Richard H. Eanes
J. M Huddleston
John J. Moore
Sam Morris
James H.turner
Daniel €. Campbell
Lincoln T. Putnam
Albert, Decoursey
Sam
Seely
BB. Werelner
John C. Woodand
Woods
Charles T. Young
Rusvald Vickeren
Guy Halter
Lake San Antonio de Bexarsoviet
Follwing
Rosemary Kirkland
Leloise Waldo
Oni Jo Herblin
Kathérine Staley
Charlotte Busby
John Sykes
Martha Staley
James Barrett Oxley
Insurance leaders discuss social security act effects on life programs
An audience of about 300 life insurance executives and salesmen heard Roig Di Hinkle of Equitable Life explain how the Social Security Act affects life insurance provisions. The talk opened a daylong program by the San Antonio Association of Life Underwriters on the act’s impact, with remarks from B. B. Wieder man and introductions by Chester Kingman and others. Continued sessions featured leaders from Natl Association of Life Underwriters and major companies, with Manuel Camps Jr. closing the afternoon program and an entertainment lineup planned for the visiting underwriters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roig di Hinkle
Chicago
St. Anthony
Hinkle
Equitable Life
Chester Kingman
Equitable Agency
Maager
B. B. Wiedermann
San Antonio Association of Life Undue
Southwest ‘Texas Life Insurance
Willivin P. Fogiltly
P. B. Hill
Joy Rt, Wakte
Dallas
P.schnabel
Cats City
Charles Ogden
Tw Corps Christic Association
Charles J. Zimmermann
National Association of Life Underwriters
Commeticut Mutual Life i
Douglas
Te National Ansoeletion
Wits
Lynn G Braves
Guardian Life Fir Chicaga
Matthew Brown
C. B. Lange
Austin Association
Manuel Camps Jr
John Hancock Mutual Life
New York City
Speater
G A. Davenport
General Arrangements
Milton Fischer
Phi Mu pledges meet and PTA activities planned
Phi Mu Sorority schedules a pledges meeting at 27 University Street with pledges expected to attend. The Beacon Hill PTA will meet Friday in the school cafeteria where County Probation Officer George D. Pickens discusses citizen training. Highland Park PTA meets Friday at 3 pm in the school cafeteria with Miss Viola Moore speaking on traditions and aims, Founders Day observed, parental education class at 145 pm, and Mrs R L Culberson addressing first sex questions. Executive committee meets with Mrs Thomas Blue presiding and discussions on Child Profession society help and district conference delegates. Council of Protestant Church executive board to meet 10 am at the YWCA Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park P.T. A
Ischoal
Viola Moore
R. L. Culberson
Thomas Blue
Child Profession Society
Build Up For Women Helps Avoid Distress
A vintage health ad promotes CARDAT as a remedy for mood and physical symptoms linked to malnutrition. It claims CARDAT improves digestion, increases energy, and reduces periodic distress when taken before puberty months, inviting reader confidence through years of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardat
Barduly
Students to Attend State Music Clinic in Mine Wells
A San Antonio high school band group travels Wednesday to Mine ern Wells for the annual state high school music elite event. The delegation includes Edison High School students and staff, with brief mention of two accompanying students and the director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Mine Ern Wells
Lie
Emnieth
Qutyi
Badd Diyetor
Thomas Edison High School
Iis
Carmen
Brehin Wish Wynne Brow
Texans Begin Training at Randolph Field for Kelly Field Transfer
About 28 Texans form the class of students at Randolph Field who will start advanced training at Kelly Field in February. Two San Antonio cadets will join 14 flying students slated to depart February 9. The list includes many names from across Texas such as Clinton W Abrams of Vernon and Gustave M Helss Jr of Dallas, among others. Also noted is an upcoming fourth in a series of art lectures at the Museum School of Art with Walter Poelvoell speaking on Mexico on Tuesday Feb 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Field
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Kellyeld
Texas
Clinton W. Abrams Vernon
Mullin
Edward Cobb Jr
Olu B. Bicker Dutlas
Gustave M. Helss Jr. Hauston
Wen
Benjamin F. Chapmin
Sulphur Springs
Kech
Museum School of Art
Walter Poelvill O
Mexico
AL She Wolke
Black and White Ointment Promises Quick Athlete's Foot Relief
An advertisement touts Black and White Ointment to ease itching and burning from athlete's foot. It claims rapid soothing on exposed surfaces and recommends using Black and White Skin Soap for relief.
Incinerator Smokestacks Holden Plans and Dump Route
L A LeLaurin, superintendent of garbage collection, announced work will begin soon to lengthen smokestacks at No 1 Brackenridge No 4 incinerators and add a new scree on No 5. Garbage from No 1 and No 4 incinerators is being dumped at Stinson Field as a route to the airport is considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saindo
Heibe
L.A. LeLaurin
Pathage Collection
Meightentig
Brackenridge
Travis
Las Moras
Filso
Stinson Field
State Solies WPA Tangle in Welfare Plan
Austin January 31 An official from the state welfare department announced a new system for registering WPA workers amid confusion over counts and conferences in Washington. The arrangement is described as temporary pending adequate finance and setup. County welfare workers will handle WPA applications as supervision shifts from the regional certification ring.
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Austin
INS
Adam R. Joanson
State Welfare Department
WEA
Washington
Social Security
Nenas
Ohnson
WPA
Easter State Welfare Department
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L.A. Society
Bryant
Tammany Hall Boys
Kerrville
Joan Haris
Sander Gustafsen
Gloria Gans
Emylie Penner
Marjorie Childers
Wet Stall Mbiitus
Temple Beth-El Sisterhood
Max Reiter
San Antonio Symphony
Gustav Mah
Louise Ferguson
Edith Brown
San Angela
Our Lady of the Lake College
Marian Pyblen
Venustina Fain
Rosaria Gual
Beatrice Klemke
Diana Garcia
Gloria Joyce Felder
Catherine Stapleton
Helen Yiurri
Mary Katherine Schutz
Helen Gonzales
Mary Catherine Sturgess
Jennie Pantusa
Candy Girls Will
Frances Dryden
Erin Patrick
Pat Bononer
Mary Aliee Button
Frances Burke Nolder
Barbara Grebe
Gladys Bennett
Eisie Margo
Venustina Pain
Our Lady of the Lake
Calder Cluby
National Blind
National Federation of Catholic Alumnose Assoviations
Angelique
Providence House
Dwyer Avenue
Ray Lockwood
Our Lady of the Lake Alumnae Association
Our Lady of the Lake Alumnae
College
Hot
Odis Clark
Association
Cchilren
Golda Henry
Mra
B. Rut- Wage
J. R, Sel
J. J . Mestames
J. L, McFarlin
Dulcie Simpso
Julia Budnick
Norton
Veo
Laura Steel
Selool Annix Tonsa
Medic Auxiliary
Woodlawn Methodist Church
E. , Calhoun
Flake
Louvina Booth
G.R. Mann
3. L. Batchelor
L. W. Shively
Harry Collins
Alamo
Brooks Memorial
Harlandale
Palm Selene
McBinley
Roland D. Hinkle
Phi Mu Sorority
Phi Mu Chi
Priday
Byvelyn Johnson
University Street
Aland
Som
Beacon Hill’ Parent-Teachers Association
Migel Priday
George D. Pickens
The
Council of Protestant Church
State Solies
Hur
Ingard
P. N
Anna Sulin
Apatite Asuitents
Summers Corset
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