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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1941
Page
11
San Antonio host Frederic G. Oppenheimer and wife entertained with a sealed buffet in their garden for 42 guests. The weekend featured frequent parties around Fort Aransas and Rockport with Dallas and Los Angeles visitors. plans include a trip to Jasper National Park and a September return.
Judge and Mrs R W Cutrer of Mississippi plan a brief visit with Judge Cutrer s brother and sister in law Col and Mrs 2 Cutrer Then they will visit their son Lewie Gutrer city attorney of Houston On return trip they will see Mr and Mrs John R Chambers and children Katherine and Bobby at Campus Chris Mr and Mrs J A Gurter and Joe dr spent the weekend there
A braided article urges precaution for young women in Washington after a series of unsolved violent crimes. Mrs. Roosevelt calls for funds to boost police protection and warns girls to avoid strangers, emphasizing one drink and careful social choices. Reader letters advocate church support and safer social spaces to provide home-like refuge for isolated girls abroad.
Mrs and Mrs Tory Wills announce the engagement of Wanda Jean Winans to Lieutenant. The couple plan a wedding in 630 pm on Wednesday with Rev B H Hatfield officiating. Stockett family relations noted. reception to follow at the bride’s home. couple to depart for Mexico City after the ceremony.
Mr and Mrs David Mitchel announce the birth of their son on June 27. The infant’s name appears as Adylenee Jr with Adriance family ties to Barbara Byrne of Galveston. Community notes mention a luncheon and club activities, with officers elected for a local organization.
A historical club calendar lists meetings and locations across multiple organizations in Taraday and surrounding areas. Entries include the S A Club, University groups, Grace Lutheran, John’s Lutheran, Pythian Sisters, Masonic orders, Grand Army of Republic, Scottish Rite Cadres, and others with times posted such as 2 p m and 7:20 p m.
A Monday evening reception at the St Anthony hotel follows the wedding rehearsal of Miss Matty Giles Akin and Lirit Douglas Garvin McMillin with Col and Mrs Breneey B Akin hosting. Tuesday features a Fort Sam Houston officers club luncheon for Miss Alice Evans and Miss Betty Chambliss, plus a 2 pm shower and bridge event for Miss Virginia Dave McKinney.
In Los Angeles July, Minnin L. Martfett, president of the National Federation of Women’s and Professional Women’s clubs, told 2000 delegates at the convention that the federation recruits for service to the country. She said women will fill skilled, noncombat roles and also support the home front, while postwar aims include a new economic world order.
A guide on shaping and coloring eyebrows to enhance eyes, favoring neat, clean lines and subtle arching. It warns against over-plucking and heavy strokes, noting the inner end alignment with the eye, avoiding harsh contrasts, and suggesting careful use of pencil to simulate silky lashes.
Miss Dorothy White will enter admin with a supper party at La Fonda Tuesday inviting Miss Betty Chambliss of Fort Langunworth and Miss Nancy Brand, plus Miss Allyne Snyder of Rangas City Ma. Other notes mention American Legion Auxiliary activities and a state convention with named officers and alternates, plus a Woolworth or related event and a Bluebomart Girls state convention attendance.
Mary Lel Creighton selects attendants for her July 19 Central Church wedding. Miss Moxelle Quilian is maid of honor, Mrs. Paul Collites of New Orleans is matron of honor. Bridesmaids include Miss Mulhuleen Dickey and Miss Joe Celia Molt. Miss Quilian to host a spinner party July 17. Miss Mary Ford to host a feast July 12. Infant Jeanine Marie Golly christened July 4 at St Pete. Albert William Hartman, formerly of Galveston, survives and visits. will move to California with relatives after July 28. Woodmen circle prepares meeting. yuca will host in Blue Bonnet Grove with Mrs A Ytorne and Lee Sanders involved.
Mrs Cornelius Berckman discusses etiquette for inviting guests, stressing invitations must come from the hostess or mother of the household. It covers timing, transportation, dress, activities, and clear details to avoid misunderstandings during visits or weekend stays.
A tea party hosted by Pi Beta Phi on Monday featured a wine and bar color scheme. Alumnae ClossoMs and Wite assisted with styling, hosting 40 guests at Margaret Whitsenant's home. Janine Hansom traveled from Austin for the event and other attendees included Jilsa Corin BramIalla and Mary Anne Hall.
Pilon by Martha 8 Calhoun reports two young men aboard a train played a prank on a comely woman en route to Fort Bliss for a wedding. They pretended she would wed at Fort Henning while steering her toward Benning, ending with them in pajamas at the steps as she arrived. The tale blends light humor with military references and local wedding anniversaries.
Missy Joyce Pursley hosted a breakfast and swim party today with cousin Miss Jo Ann Emery of McAllen as a guest. Officers from the Sam Houston club joined for the morning activities until 10 30. Dora Parks of Polson and Mabel Parks visited Hildebrand Road area. Mabel is pursuing a degree at the University of Texas.
Miss Dorothy Campbell, stater by the University of Texas, leaves after summer session for Du Monte California to be guest of her grandmother Mrs. Atwood. Mrs Tabert Campbell who recently won return from De Mollo is staying with her mother Mrs Atwood.
Readable fragment outlines dozens of ready to eat cold cuts such as Bologna salami pepperoni and head cheese. It lists serving ideas like salads sandwiches and casseroles and includes three recipe snippets for Bologna Apple Cabbage Salad Corned Beef? Cornucoptas and Summer Salad Rolls. The piece emphasizes convenience nutrition and variety for hot weather meals.
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