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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1942
Page
6
Instructional pitch for home dancing lessons and a 49 page book by Lawrence Hostetler. Describes a dance walk, footprint diagrams, and steps for conga rumba tango samba and fox trot. Includes price 15 cents plus mailing details from The San Antonio Light.
Drew scouts the Planet Export yard and the notorious El Nido dance hall on the block, hoping to join a hidden upstairs area. Inside, a chorus of sailors, dockworkers, and exotic dancers fills the crowded venue as a key ally hints at a safe path through the building.
Practical guide urges brushing twice daily with thorough motion to clean sides and gums. Use toothpick or floss for interspaces, rinse after brushing, massage pale gums, and avoid tartar buildup. Warns of cavities and abscess if neglecting dental care and seeking dentist at first sign of discomfort.
Advertisement notes Pattern 9010 in Marian Martin line for minges and women’s sizes 12 to 36 with sleeveless dress options, price lists, fabric yardage, and ordering details. Includes mail order from The Pattern Department in San Antonio Texas, with delivery in about ten days and note on size and yardage.
An official midweek gathering featured Mrs. B. G. Krezdorn opening the meeting. Dozens of clubs and societies across the area held 2:30 to 4 p.m. sessions at venues including LeBlanc House, Bluebonnet Grove, Woodmen circle, and Milam cafe. Hosts included Mrs. Edith Jourdan, with guests Mesdames Jontel and O'Neil.
A homemaker writes on quick meals using a bright tomato sauce blended with ripe tomatoes peppers and spices to elevate fish vegetables and leftovers. Several practical dishes follow including southern hash rice pilaf and a baked meat patties with tomato sauce, all designed for savory, inexpensive meals.
A reader known as Unhappy Wife asks whether to stay with her husband or pursue a relationship with a coworker who urges divorce. She says she married for security, loves her husband and values self respect, but a two month emotional conflict tests their quiet life. The columnist urges frank discussion with the husband and warns that divorce would hurt him more than the other path.
Edison P T A will hold its meeting Tuesday night at 8 p m in the auditorium. Officers will be elected and delegates named to attend the Sixth District conference at Princeton. A panel discussion on safety and family care features Mrs C L Miller Mrs Cat Cartright Joy Lee Riseb Highway Patrolman D Epperson Coach Joe Warr and Bill Exmarat.
A fragment from the Officers' Manual describes how army rank insignia ascend on the “fence” to the branches and stars, detailing insignia for lieutenant to general and the symbolic meaning of each element within a courtesy note from The San Antonio.
Miss Levinson becomes the bride of Sam Filler in a Crystal ballroom ceremony officiated by Rabbi Tamyrkin and David Kanter. The groom’s brother served as best man, a reception followed, and guests included many relatives and out of town attendees from Cincinnati and Halles.
Announce the marriage of Miss Kirkland to Anson A. Marsh at 7 p.m. Friday in the Prish Presbyterian church with Dr. P. S. Miller officiating. Miss Jonella Kirkland attended as bridesmaid. Allen A. Barnable was best man. After a Mexico honeymoon the couple will reside here. Marsh is stationed at Grandathield.
In a charged, fragmentary passage, various ethnic groups in Malaya appear through colorful portraits. The narrator notes natives, Chinese, Tamils, Bengalis, Japanese, and English with poised, uneasy observers, while Mrs. Hamlyn and Mr. Maugham figures embody nervous tension.
The Daughters of 1812 under Mia Ri Wolford will dedicate a marker for a War of 1812 soldier in Milam Square, Ben Milam statue area. Attending officials include Mayor Quin and state officers, with Mrs. Brivett presenting the service record of James Milam and descendants. remarks by W Q Murray.
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