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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1939
Page
17
The article notes spring fashion in sportswear as revealed by Frank Brothers and the Bright Shawl display on Wednesday. It describes clothes beginning to bloom like yellow blossoms and predicts a stylish, weather-prophet spring for dressers this season.
Dated society notes describe spring fashion and debutante appearances at events in San Antonio. Names of attendees include Mrs. Willian, King, Mrs. Jack Foster, Grace Venenle, Eloise Sveligion, Evelyn White, Martha Wipauis, and Miss Verpivte Tl Wwach among others. Vibrant swimwear ensembles and accessories are highlighted, with outfits by Layton, Hild Ranks, and Wiggins noted, plus reports of upcoming social duties and a census update affecting local residents.
The crowd notes hats and veils in bright spring colors. Mrs Tynest Rubeanien and Mrs Rahepeuth display styled bonnets and lavender veils, while Dorothy Bbayas and Anky puss showcase gloves and new spring accessories. Casindian offers fashion bits as attendees admire woven dress and straw hats.
Dr Paschal Will address the PTA at Teck with a plan for discussion on friendship day. The program includes Miss M Flranoy Drnek and Govier W Leo O'Daniel presenting a declaration. A nationwide observance idea by Theartstily day prompts teachers and officials to remember friends and official contacts.
Mr and Mrs Paltenger have returned from Oklahoma where Mr Paltenger spent the past week.
Aiss Ternice Piola, a senior at Gulia College in Culfpart Mississippi, resumes studies after a period away. The notice highlights her return to academics and ongoing coursework under university programs and faculty supervision.
A delegation from a Texas labor federation plans a meeting in Austin to press for withdrawal of a labor program. The session, led by federation president McBride, seeks to mobilize workers and lawmakers, with states’ delegates heading to Washington for action and funds discussions for next year.
McNair plans a two week inspection trip to military posts across several states including Alabama Montana Ohio and Washington. The itinerary mentions Maxwell Field Fort Leavenworth and Port Leavenworth with Lt General McNair serving as commandant of the connect ssc.
Two pilgrims are expected to travel about 100 oil men to San Antonio during Maven, per G. C. Aleulandsay conv. manager of the chamber of camp. The Southwestern district of American Petroleum will meet here with about 500 in attendance. The Western Petroleum Rivers Association is expected to meet about the same attendance at its twenty seventh annual convention on March 20.
Texas lawmakers advance measures to exempt relief workers and reporters from hour rules while backing a $10,000 appropriation for an experiment station to aid industrial development of the sweet potato crop.
Washington report notes Manvel figures in Texas Exes plan as Rainy is named president elect of the university. The piece mentions the group planning a Washington meeting and references university figures and ceremonial actions amid unclear phrasing.
The Drama Guild announces a spring production with Margaret Gob Mau-4 Cali as writer and director. A long program features community vocalists, student acts, and a Mexico supper hosted by the Mothers’ Club, with performances at the Central Gainesville High School auditorium Friday evening.
Mrs E 7 Green hosted Artes lin Centennial Benevolent Club members with Miss Edag Guggenheim as guest speaker on hooks. Bridge guests included Mrs H H Edwards and others. Reports cover the Robert B Green Parents Teacher Association meeting and various local club events, notes, and upcoming gatherings through late February.
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