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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1951
Page
10
After being away for more than a year Mrs Monard Pardue returned Saturday and is with her brother and sister in law, Rex Coaby and Mrs Pardue. She has been visiting Washington with her son and daughter Col and Mrs Carr E Neywion for eight months since returning from Europe last year. Before coming to San Antonio she joined the New England states and Nova Scotia.
Mozelle Miller arrived from Houston to attend the wedding of Miss Joan Simmons and William Malcolm Lacy, staying with Miss Ruth Preil. Other guests include Cynthia Rugs Joanie Steves and Gay Arnold. After a visit to Gaver park they will return to Houston. Mr and Mrs D L Hamilton are at Del Monte lodge Pebble Beach.
IThomases at home in Denver greet family and friends after the marriage in Myre Thomas’s church, with Mrs Norman Cave Thomas and the couple listed among local names. The note fills a social column tone and includes advice about baking muffins with a pineapple topping.
A fashion bulletin from WEW YORIS via INS predicts dramatic millinery changes for next fall. Hats will be elaborate and high, covering the head with ostrich plumes and jewels, while styles shift to a skewed fit on the right side and worn away from the forehead.
Advice on countering extreme heat emphasizes cleanliness, light makeup, and cooling techniques. Suggestions include wearing simple, breathable clothing, using bath powder and foot powder, applying minimal makeup, choosing lower heels, changing stockings, and using a fan or shade to stay comfortable. Cultivate serenity to endure hot days and stay cooler.
The Kappa Gamma Chi sorority will honor new officers at the annual spring dance Saturday night at Shadowland. Miss Peggy Harrison is the new president and will serve with Miss Sue Tyre Guerra as vice president. Mesdames Cordes, Wantland, Kekub, Bore, Felder, and others hold key roles as secretary, reporter, treasurer, chaplain, and historian.
Mrs Edward Albach welcomes newborn Allene Billzsbeth Albach born on the seventeenth to the couple. She is greeted by her sisters Jeannine Mady Karen Karalyn and a brother Edward. Mrs Albach is formerly Miss Myrfis Manning.
A quirky fortune page links birthdays to zodiac signs with advice for each period. It blends playful guidance about patience, persistence, and faith, urging calm, reasoned action and avoidance of irritation as a path to personal balance.
Philadelphia stylists Vincent and Josep Pileggi tout a “lamp pruning” technique to curl hair. The method claims to reshape hair like pruning a plant and promises stronger, healthier results for a $230 kit plus lamp and care. The Pileggis have patented the technique and will license it to select hairdressers nationwide.
Hostess announces a luncheon at La Fonda at 12 30 p m Tuesday to compliment Miss Joan Dickson and Miss Kellway who will leave August 14 for Camp Arrowhead where she will be a handicraft counsellor.
A New York feature describes a plastic pool for yard use by Gaels yard waders. The pool has a center umbrella mounted on a stand that fits beneath the pool, offering shade as observers watch the umbrella of the same diameter as the pool.
A reader from St. Paul Minnesota shares a three filling Party Sandwich Loaf using Swanson Boned Chicken cream cheese and olives. It details fillings including chicken salad with celery tomatoes pickles and mayo, a cream cheese olive mix, and a third with pineapple nuts or pimento. Assemble on sliced bread with butter or mayonnaise then toast or broil until melted.
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