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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1940
Page
4
In a tense naval tale, Mayes and Mayes and officers plot to chase a missing ship and recover a hidden chart. Miss Sondra learns of a secret plan aboard the Glory while Ikeda’s crew prepares for a Yokohama rendezvous and potential mutiny.
A plan unfolds aboard a vessel with a secret cache under the deck connected to the lazaret. Kemp enlists a companion in a dangerous scheme, distributing a pistol to her before the top door seals. The scene closes on a cliffhanger as the pair prepare for a covert escape.
Players from Raa Anlano Junior College captured first place in a durrel event at the Mauier colleges production. Teams from Taian Tatherac College of Segunn also competed, with Halleboras Pridsys hosting the Friday event and the UbNLEGy state meet upcoming in Halleboras.
Dear Mrs Beeckmann discusses whether to send wedding announcements to friends in the same city where the wedding occurs. The guidance notes that sending is acceptable even to those not invited, especially if relatives or close friends attend a small ceremony followed by a home reception.
Mrs. The Pryor Jr. and Mrs. Pryor Mangum entertained with luncheon Saturday at the Big Anthony hotel, complimenting Miss Aliee Houston Evans who will be graduated in June from the Ruth I Holt school. The table was laid with yellow linen and Dresden china. The centerpiece featured yellow garden hats with spring flowers and two old colonial dolls with umbrellas of blossoms. There were 23 guests.
Mrs Donald Jackson was honored at tea from 4 to p.m. Saturday at the former Mrs Olive Alexander’s home hosted by Miss Elizabeth Wilson and Miss Blossom Roath. Seated with the hostesses were Mrs O K Alexander and a group of 61 guests, with pale yellow blue and pink blossoms as table decor.
Martha S reports Pelderd family building a badminton court in their pack yard with two skilled players expected to draw summer interest. Zenders at Bracken Ridge stables watch colt Topatta, progeny of Topsy, while Mrs Charles George struggles to find carriages and harnesses for Fiesta parade.
An article notes a shift from heavy-handed methods to delicate brisk facial massage. It emphasizes thorough beauty training, knowledge of facial anatomy, and the relaxing, skin-brightening effects of professional treatments, while acknowledging budget constraints and at-home routines.
The Thursday program by the Centennial sound table linked Friendship Bay with the Pioneer Friends of Texas Independence movement at the Women's club. Speakers included Brother Joseph Selyniite of St Marys University who discussed the psychological path to Texas independence, with brigades of local leaders, and plans for the second annual art ness ball underway at the Museum School of Art committee meetings. The Red Cross First Art course starts Monday at Huff Avenue with a free 12 week session at the recreation building.
The Wenjon's club heard BT Green of San Antonio recount a coronation era journey to England Ireland and Scotland lasting eight weeks with Mrs Green. Mrs J K Siert sang during the assembly as Mrs Thomas Allpress played. New member Estelle Anderson was welcomed and Mrs Lavi C Brown resigned from the round table.
An attractive luncheon gift was given to Miss Martha Wigging, bride-to-be, by Mrs. R. Barns and her daughter. Guests included Mesdames Wigwins, Johnston, C. Que Ten, Georas Mardindale, Albert Hartintan, Claude Witherspoon Jr., Archie Brown, and others at the Barns residence.
Farry Milnaan of Kellyfield hosted a Friday evening party at Callagher Ranch with dinner and a bonfire on the patio. Guests danced to Shirk Jones' orchestra while country dances filled the night. The social calendar notes several Saturday gatherings at the Fort Sam Houston Officers Club and homes, honoring Lorraine Garrett and her fiancé, Lleut. D. G. Pothamus, plus other couples and guests through the evening.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a cloth item and components but is garbled with nonsensical terms and stray numbers. The readable parts reference a pattern, measurements, and a location or department but lack coherent specifics or names to identify a complete notice.
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