Steves Host Cocktail Party Honoring Son and Bride
Albert Steves and wife Annie Lauria Moseley of Panama City hosted a small family gathering at their home to honor their son Ligur and his bride Walter Steves. The couple will depart San Antonio on Sunday after a two day visit. The Daughters of the Nile plan a Tuesday meeting at Scottish Rite temple to sew for Crippled Children's hospital with luncheon served by past queens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Steves
Inlaw
Ligur
Walter Steves
Steves
Annie Lauria Moseley
Panama City
Marianna
Fla
San Antonio Sungay
Daughters of the Nile
Tempin
Crippled Children's Hospital
Miss Fly's Wedding Engagement Announced
Miss Dorothy Constance Fly to wed John Flloté Denison in a Denver Heights Methodist ceremony. The Los Angeles Heights Presbyterian Ladies meet with Primary Mothers Build Tuesday at 10 a.m. Circle 1 postponed to July 27. Circle 2 hosts 9 a.m. Tuesday at 2215 Sacramento Street. Circle 3 gathers 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at 2111 Santa Barbara Street. Guests at Pride ranch include Dr and Mrs Dan Russell and daughter Mrs J D Folbre, Mrs Leila Gmall, and Miss Ruth Smell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fly
Frank T. Fly
Dorothy Constance
John Flloté Denison
H.B. Denison
Denver Heights Methodist Church
Ladies Association
Los Angeles Heights
Dan Russell
J. D. Folbre
Leila Gmall
Ruth Smell
Dinner to Entertain Miss Andrews at St Anthony Hotel
A dinner party at 2:25 p.m. Monday in the Anacacho room of the St. Anthony hotel honors Miss Margaret Andrews bride-elect of Charles Edward Biery. Guests include Mrs. Margareth Andrews mother of the bride and Mrs. Vermella Blery mother of the groom elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worothyery
Clark Belit Martin
Anacacho
St. Anthony Hotel
Margaret Andrews
Charles Edward Biery
Margareth Andrews
Andrews Mather
Vermella Blery
Janier Munn
Florine Vickery
Louise Martman
Elizabeth Fox
Eloise Clark
Frances Byers
Mars
Charlie Short
Week-End Visitor Miss Margaret Kirkner Highlights Visit
Miss Margaret Kirkner of Austin spent a weekend in San Antonio visiting friends and recalling earlier years in the city. She previously lived here and is noted for her return schedule and local connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apan
Margaret Kirkner
Austin
San Attolo
Kirkner
Opera Ticket Sales Brisk for Desert Garden Show
The Civic Opera presents In a Desert Garden at the Sunken Garden Tuesday night. A large crowd is anticipated. reservations pour in though a few choice tables remain. Ushers include Cricket Cannon EdL Pi Inrrett Genny Emerson Jo Annie Cobb and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Opera
Sunken Garden
Dewks Krams Beck
Cricket Cannon
Edl Pi Inrrett
Genny Emerson
Jo Annie Cobb
Tom
Mle Lou Williamson
Jean and
Aubrey Keating
Betty Moursand
Summer Music School Opens Here
The fourth annual program at Tech opened Monday under director R A Chosseis. It offers classes in music and conducting theory for adults and juveniles. Sessions run daily except Saturdays, Sundays, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. through August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Téch
R. A. Chosseis
New Cancer Cure Believed Found
A major cancer research advance was announced at Meino-Mal hospital by Dr. Carmelite P. Rhoads and Dr. James Murphy. They described synthetic chemicals that stop growth of certain human cancer cells while sparing normal cells, though tests have not yet moved to living bodies. The researchers warned that body enzymes may negate the treatment, and outlined future aims to identify offending chemicals and blocked effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.N.R. Seleni
Rew Youk
INS
Meino- Mal Hospital
Dy. Carmelite
P. Rhoads
Department of Scientific Research
Lie Memorial Hospital
Jamey’. Murphy
Rockefeller Nebtate
Viday
Casiier
Rhoads
Thas
Blig
Gen
Harry
Ingles
Martha Salisbury
John Robert
Schrader Jr
Iillery Corps
United States Army
Mary Inglis
S. K. Newcomer
Miss Ingles
Sweet Briar College
San Antonio
Army
Captain Schrader
Grace M. Schrader
New Jersey
Staunton Aviitary Academy
Virginia
West Point
Camp Davis
N.C
Road Runner blamed for chicken killings in village farm
A farmer near here reports his flock decimated by a chapparai cock known as the road runner. He watched the predator kill pullets with claw like talons and rapid pecks, losing over 40 birds before finally seeing a fresh kill and a fleeing bird, though capture remains elusive due to the creature’s keen sense of danger.
Army Uses No Alarm Clocks For Soldiers Day
Washington July 11 From the wounding of reverene laps to the daily routine at every camp or post is regulated by the calls of the Army trumpeter. Although called a bugler the soldier is officially a trumpeter and plays a trumpet not a bugle. There are four regulation trumpet calls and fewer than a score are in daily use at military reservations, according to the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soldier Finds World In Small Town Belzoni Report
Belzoni Mississippi native Joseph Watson with American troops in Ireland reports the army canteen served first American cigarettes and soft drinks in three months. He notes a homeward sentiment and describes small town scenes while awaiting further orders.
Army to Test New Auto Tires in Training Camps
The War Department announced that Army training camps will serve as proving grounds for testing the durability and dependability of synthetic rubber tires. Contracts awarded to rubber companies call for large shipments of synthetic rubber tires to be applied to Army vehicles and thoroughly tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vnly
War Départment
Ald Rubber
Old Customer's Bail Set At Ten Thousand Dollars
New York July 4 All prank unserious charge. Deutsely is accused of stealing false teeth and two 25 cent stamps. Kings County Judge Peter J. Brancato ordered bail at $10,000 and held him for trial. Deutsch’s rap sheet includes 10 arrests and four convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Deutsely
Kings County
Peter J. Brancato
Deutsch
Texas Jaycees Launch Statewide Cadet Recruitment Drive
The Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce acts to recruit aviation cadets by turning every member into a recruiting officer. Plans approved at a Sunday meeting divide the state into four regions with El Paso, San Antonio, Houston and Wallis as headquarters, to be further split into 14 sub divisions. Each Jaycee will be informed of cadet needs and requirements and ensure information is spread to arouse interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daltas
Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce
el Paso
San Antonio
Houston
Wallis
Jaycee
New Trail Now Long and Costly GOW Mont
Mrs Corrie Piel travels a 402 2 mile route to reach her ranch using multiple legs by wagon train train and bus incurring four days of travel time from Fort Peck to Joydan amid costly trips and delays. Public school towel laundering bids fail with only one bidder raising price by four dollars per hundred towels, no new bids received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gow
Mont
Corrie Piel
Mallés Way
Fort Peckinke
Gulbertson
Sidney
Glendive
Miles City
Joydan
Mall Stage
Raxby
Louis Fncal
Te Puble
Hid
Fight over auto ends in death in Pueblo incident
Arthur Sewell of Tonken Okla an employee on a Denver defense project was held in Pueblo connected to the death of Leonard Oliver 37 who died from a blow earlier. Police report Sewell and Oliver argued after Sewell’s car blocked Oliver's driveway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Gala
INS
Arthur Th. Sewell
Tonken
Oklo
Denver
Aoam
Sewell
Coloradas Apringa
Leonard DB. Oliver
J. Arthur Grady
Bowell
Oliver
Bride Telegram Gets Her Man at Sheppard Field
Athens Texas telegram from commanding officer at Sheppard Field requests corporal Yehn Dee of the 407th school squadron to come home for a wedding. The message is censored for soldiers’ names, but confirms a bride's request and her man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard Field
Tex
Athens
Yehn Dee
407Th
Editors Continue Draftees Papers in Minnesota
In Gloud Minnesota on July 2 the Stearns County Publishers association notes two members to join the army soon. They pledged to continue editing their weekly papers, ensuring a signal income for the publishers' farm operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr, Gloud
Minn
Stearns County Publishers Association
Alimony Sought From Mae West
Mae West seeks divorce on cruelty grounds from Frank Wallace her former partner. Wallace pleads for $1000 a month separate maintenance, claiming destitution though valued at over $4 million. The case, filed in California, traces a troubled marriage from Milwaukee in 1911 through transfers between San Bernardino and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mae West
Frank Wallace
Mae
Wallace
Milwaukee
Soho
San Bernardino
Calif
Miss West
Jamey Tiffany
San Bernarding
Charles ©. Allison
Tne Blakesley
New York
Wittthout
Fron Wallace
Wallace Alsry
OPA Model Exhibit to Visit San Antonio August 4
The OPA and state board of education will sponsor a price-posting exhibit in San Antonio on Tuesday August 4. A public question and answer discussion on maximum price reputations will follow at the Liveling store. The exhibit later visits Corpus Christi July 29 Brownsville July 30 Westlien July 31 and McAllen August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Doakes
Moodel
OPA
State Board of Cdurocation
San Antonio
Dallas
Murray
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Westien
McAllen
Brady Soldier Back in Service
Brady Soldier Carothers sends letters home from Australia confirming rapid correspondence after injury in the Philippines. He states he is well and glad to be back in service, noting he received four letters in one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Bunter Carothers
Piilippines
Australia
Carothers
Philippines
August Proration Hearing Nominees Named In Texas
Austin reports road Commissioner Jerry Sadler and a U S Army lieutenant face seven candidates in the July 25 primary. They returned to Austin for the monthly proration hearing and announced August nominations totaling 1,472,000 barrels. The federal petroleum coordinator may set an allowable 1,390,000 barrels for the month. Sadler says he has not relinquished his post nor will he accept pay for duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
INS
Jerry Sadler & Neutenant
U. S. Army
Office of Federal Petroleum Co-Ordinator
Sadler
Funeral services set for Mrs Nohse of San Antonio
Funeral services for Mrs Bertha Nohse aged 183 who died Sunday after 70 years in Suiz Antonin were announced for 4 p m Monday at Bap Uist Temple with Rev Clyde Hicker officiating. Interment in Hermann Bons cemetery. Survived by son Henry Nohse daughters Ella Nobse Emil Savermileh Erncst Calk Max Niedorf Vy J Eckrl Kang Halen Nobse Curtis Lindeman and two grandchildren all of San Antonio. Also survived by step mother Mary Warpaht three step brothers William Ed Richard Vorpah Lavernia three step sisters Fren Bruhn San Antonio Erno Poernils Ed Schraur Lavernia and two brothers Jaiua Emil Vorpahl San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Nohse
Suiz Antonin
Uist Temple
Clyde Hickerson
Hermann Bons Cemetery
Son
Henry Nohse
Ella Nobse
Emil Savermileh
Erncst Calk
Max Niedorf
Vy J
Man's 10th Wedding Held in Night Club
In Reno Nevada Arthur J. Du Pont a 37 year old barber wed his tenth wife Doris Beatrice Silvers 22 of Asheville North Carolina in a public ceremony at The Dog House Night Club. The bride recently obtained a divorce from her first husband. Du Pont’s eight previous marriages all ended in divorce or annulment with his first wife now deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Arthur JA. du Pont
Barber
Dog House
Doris Beatrice Silvers
Asheville
N.C
du Pont
Dted
Forty San Antonians enlist in army units this week
San Antonio recruiting officer Col Kinzie B. Edmunds lists forty locals enlisting across army branches during the past week. Names, addresses, and unit assignments span parachute, infantry, armored, engineers, signal corps, air corps, artillery, and duty groups, including Garcia, Reeves, and Parker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonians
Cahel
Russell Fischer
Crockett Street
Enero
Roper Wesson
Rour
Joase
Camp Street
Garner Morgan
Australia Bound: Rudder Family Update From Australia
In Australia, Brady July 0 Set. Marshall Rudder has arrived in Australia, per a note received by Mrs. D FB Rudder. Berveant Tanider is in medical care. Ant Byp. im, and want ads list property tied to The Big Sunday Eight with a writer referenced as Diel B-1231.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Brady
Marshall Rudder
D. FB. Rudder
Berveant Tanider
Ant
Wedding by long distance call links Army spouses
In Denver on July 20, Second Lieut Doris Gallagher Morris of the Army Nurse Corps and her fiancé, Second Lieut Kenneth R. Morrison, planned to marry after meeting at Lowry Field. When Morrison was transferred to Georgetown, they celebrated vows over a long distance telephone, hoping to unite in person soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Doris Gallagher Morris
Kenneth R. Morrison
Army Nurse Corps
Lowryeld
Georgetown
D. C
Suc
Jong
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Miss Andrews
Armerican
Evelyn Cora Mills
Lee Mills
Roger EB
Mexico City
O. E. Lord
California
Miss Ingles, Aplain
Chapparai
U.S
Texas Jaycees
St. Louis
Nelson Greeman
Opthuissos Club
Dallan
American Optometric Auxiliary
Ment
Organleaflan
Mary Brodel
Mary
OPA Model
Nohse
Man
S.A
Fannin
Iry
San Francisco
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