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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1941
Page
4
Dear Miss Fairfax advises a man torn by a girlfriend’s interest in another man. She cautions that mere vague engagement talk is not binding and suggests expecting the woman to end contact with the other suitor if she truly cares.
Miss Jean Johnson daughter of Mrs. Josephine Mitchell dohnwin married Lawrence Edward Epp son of Mr. and Mrs. Mfred Epp in a cabilelight wedding at the bride’s home. Rev Dunis Hol officiated as a stringed orchestra played. The bride wore a skyblue lace dress with a white turban and carried pale pink carnations. Attendants were Miss Vivesinta Corley and best man Earl Hamilton of Houston. A ring bearer was Lonnie Brasfield of Aveta. A lawn reception followed with help from family members and out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Roberhead of Auaths. The couple plans a honeymoon trip to Corpus Christi and will reside in Rose nary.
Calendar notes for a Los Angeles club listing events and dates. Brief items include meetings, social gatherings, and announcements with focus on members and venues. The fragmentary text references Saturdays and a motto, implying regular scheduling.
Missy Stella Culver acted as hostess at a planer dance in Une Anecgcho room of the St. Anthony hotel Friday evening, with 159 guests and pink African fashion bouquets. Ladies of Loyal Woman's Guard club of Batidgh reviewed, W.B.A. to her home, and officers were elected. Plans for a 1942 San Francisco golden jubiler celebration were announced.
Ms Mrs Joe Frost plans a visit to Lasaster Ranch near La Mota with accompanying party. The note mentions landholdings and preparations for the trip, reflecting social or family travel interests.
Mildred Kitchen shares grape based drinks for summer menus including grape sherbet and grape punch. The article provides step by step recipes for grape sherbet and grape punch, plus a grape milk shake using evaporated milk. It emphasizes cooling beverages for afternoon and evening gatherings and pairs with light cookies or wafers.
Adheating in Zour Countries Hatt France lolland and the United States is noted for Bisaneth Fra ser. The item references a newcomer with translated speech and a global context linked to education and residency across multiple nations.
Mr and Mrs Groce and family plan to attend the State Bar association meeting in Fort Worth in July. Judge George Groce, father of Mr Groce, will return to Dallas Tuesday after visiting Ware and Chandler families. Houston visitors Townsend and family spend weekends with Leo Gratie and family. Major and Mrs Van Brunt plus daughters arrive from Fort Benning for a three month stay in San Antonio and temporary duty at Fort Sain Houston.
Pilon by Martha S Calhoun reports Wheatley Ghuroch passing exams and receiving appointment to the U S Naval Academy. The Calhoun family enjoys a Fulton summer bluff house with bay views and a big screened porch. Laure Colglaziey and sister Dians Marachéau return from gala week. many plan a nine day trip to reduce gravity. Local hosts print diet day menus. Army brides remark humorously about a date with a Yankee. Lieut and Mrs Thomas Marshall return from a trip to Oklahoma visiting relatives in Ardmore Tulsa and Port Sill. they see Lieut and Mrs Edward Brett.
Long Marriages Run in Family reports Ram family nuptials in New Wilmington. Lou M. Ramsey of Warren Ohio and spouse observed their golden wedding anniversary. A week later John E. Ramsey age 91 and his wife 81 celebrated their twenty seventh anniversary.
In McAlester Oklahoma Judge W B Halley observed a young woman parking her car in an alley blocking traffic and warned she could be called into court. She replied that she would not mind a citation and that she knew the judge.
The article urges women motorists to guard beauty while on the road noting sun damage and fatigue from travel. It recommends a compact kit including skin care, nails, eye makeup, and essentials for travel and emphasizes packing practical items and a pair of shifts in footwear. It also mentions a meeting of Women's Auxiliary Retired Berg personnel at Crockett hotel and a July 11 wedding invitation for Lallan Mabel Telotte and Kelliénamere Gerstner.
Social calendar items from S A include a garden party at Dr and Mrs JG A Todd with guests, a barbecue at Frank Mathsieasci ranch honoring Keil Pullam of Beverly Hills, a Hawaiian party at Brooksfield club, and a garden party for Mrs A O Dullnig Sr with BMills Caralie Marlin's engagement noted. Also mentions out-of-town guests, a feature on a boy saving his family, and Louise Armstrong discussing rights and protections for rural isolated communities. Do not miss the illustrated double page feature in American Weekly.
The wedding of Lieut. Charles Manly Walton and Miss Jean Lucille Putnam occurred at the Fort Sam Houston Post Chapel with Chaplain L. D. Maller officiating. Attendants included Lieut. Robert R. Gideon Jr and Capt. John J. Hastings. A reception followed at the Fort Sam Houston Officers Club. bridesmaids wore ivory lace and net gowns.
A 19 by 23 inch painting attributed to a seventeenth century Flemish master Davin Veniers sold for ten dollars at an auction. It depicts the artist with a guitar and family members, with the background showing three towers of the Terniers chateau at Perck. The current value is stated as ten dollars.
Camp Bowie reports beans as the most liked item among rations. Dessert and coffee follow in popularity. the least favored entries are heebs, meats, and rice. The notes reflect soldier preferences and daily meal trends at Camp Bowie.
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