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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
11
A beauty column on eye shadow use for women, urging discreet application and restraint. It describes shades such as violet mauve silver grey blue and brown and explains placement from the outer to inner eye, ending with mascara tips and a light humorous warning about crying with makeup especially in damp weather.
Plans for Miss Olive Elizabeth Marth to wed Harry Joseph Burns are complete. The ceremony will be Saturday June 17 at 9 am in St Peters Prince of the Apostles church. The reception will be at the groom’s home. Several showers and prewedding events are planned by family and friends in San Antonio and nearby areas.
Myrtle Meyer Eldred advises parents on toilet training readiness, arguing against early punishment and urging patience until the child can cooperate. The article emphasizes developmental timing, nonpunitive guidance, and suggests a leaflet on toilet behavior available via the newspaper.
One good idea can change the room’s feel with a cool effect. Use dark green shades to hide the sun and create forest depth. Decorate shades with large bouquet decals or cutouts to personalize the look without visible seams or overlaps.
Bride elect Miss Bernice Clark was toasted at Oak Hills Country Club with a bridal motif luncheon hosted by Mrs. A. A. Altgelt. Attending were Mesdames Clark, Effie Jane Brewer, and Misses Sara Brewer, Nancy Scruggs, Mary Helen Burkhallee, and Joanne Robertson.
Mesdamea C E Calhoun and Nolan Desg hosted a kitchen shower on Sunday for Miss Mary Jane Matyear bride elect. The party, at Mrs. Martin Matyear home, featured pastel spring blossoms and 48 guests who played bunco.
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