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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1965
Page
5
Dear Heloise shares kitchen drawer tips to arrange large utensils crosswise to prevent opening and speed grabbing. Also notes a trick from a seventh grader using four plastic mesh balls to organize roller picks.
Readers share clever cleaning tricks and DIY dye ideas to solve everyday problems. A note praises tinting a corduroy shirt to hide lint and shows how dye in the final rinse can refresh fabrics. Other tips cover vinegar to loosen rusty bolts and clear drains, deodorizers for garbage cans, and a nylon bath-chair stain remover for toddlers.
The Burbank PTA hosted a luncheon at Lucy's in Moreless Shopping Center honoring long serving teachers Mrs. Gertrude Schrader with 25 years at Burbank and Miss Lucy A. Posey 90 years in teaching since the school opened in 1937. Guests included PTA president Mrs. Carl McCire, Terrell F. Gales the principal, and other PTA officials.
Mr and Mrs J Douglas McCall returned to Philadelphia after visiting his sisters Mrs Frank Blasiol and Mrs Paul Curris and aiding their families and relatives during the trip.
Mr and Mrs John J Tebl marked sixty years of marriage with a Thanksgiving mass at St Josephs Church and a reception at Fort Sam Houston Officers Club. Guests included original wedding attendants Louis Baum and Len M Titelmann, and the couple hosted a cocktail party for family and friends. A Bo ysville gathering followed with a Brazilian style buffet and Mexican decorations. About 150 guests attended including former Colorado University classmates and family members.
Mrs. Robert Cottingham is the new president amid a stalled slate that includes Mesd James Walter Carlson president elect Carl Rohsenberger James Adkins J. JH Keenan and A W Gower as vice presidents Willan Parvin is treasurer W C Dyeibelbais assistant treasurer Louis LeFore Jr recording secretary J M Hargraves corresponding secretary Fred Pearson historian land Creston Punk parliamentarian Louis E Sien Sr presented a silver tray to retiring president Mrs Funk.
The couple wed at St. Pius X Catholic Church with Msgr. Roy Rihn officiating. Bride Miss Cheryl Ann Kling wore candlelight faille taffeta with lace and carried white roses, surrounded by bridal attendants Linda Short William Tanner and Kay Kramer. A reception followed at Fort Sam Houston Officers Club.
A social event honored Miss Nancy Buchek and her fiancé M Dayton Conklin Jr with a Friday supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Turbeville. About 50 guests attended including hostesses Mesdames L D Roberts W A Jordan A W Slovall and Marshall Hays at Oak Hills Country Club. Early that day Buchek was feted at a buffet lunch with similar hostesses.
AP reports the Broadway hit No Strings will cast the road company star Mary E. Greene in the female role for the film version. Diahann Carroll originated the part on Broadway and is not expected to participate. The Dallas convention scene includes Mrs Tillie Schultz senior vice president and Mrs Willie de Grassi national auxiliary president. Greene and her mother were recently honored at a party in Dallas.
Mrs Frank was installed as president of SALT Pillars at the San Antonio Little Theater. Officers include Mesdames Woollert and Steen as vice presidents, Gar ratt as treasurer, Kalish as recording secretary, Roseman as corresponding secretary, and Scholl as parliamentarian. Committee chairs named, with SALTeens and historians listed. Mrs Stalitis named immediate past president.
The rehearsal dinner Friday evening honored Miss Carol Louise Sims and John Richardson Allen. Hosted by her grandmother Mrs. O. F. Burg in Tat Shan, the event featured a T shaped table with lavender decor, yellow cloth, and lavender summer blossoms. Twenty one guests were served.
The Elysian Club gathers at 2 p.m. Monday at 103 Bosemont to collect gifts for Southton Convalescent Home residents. Gifts will be presented at the club's annual party with Mes Fred Lewis as party chairman.
Mrs. Walter S. Barton heads the new slate of officers elected by St. Thomas More PYC at yearend meeting. Others elected include David Wolff, Mrs. Walter JA. Bowe and Charles Holover, view presidents, Mrs. William E. Blazek recording secretary, Sam Dominguez treasurer, and Mrs. Walter R. Bland corresponding secretary. Installed by Rev. Irwin A. Iur aschek.
The Junior Auxiliary of the Children's Hospital held a general meeting and orientation on Tuesday. Newly installed officers are Maribeth Shinn as president, Diane DeLeon and Jessie Mathis as vice presidents, Linda Gulick as secretary, and Corina Vetter as historian.
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