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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1941
Page
12
Wendy recognizes exiled David Hinchinsar at the hospital. Their reunion reveals past dangers and a fragile romance as Lady Harroway observes their budding feelings and hints at tumult from earlier events.
David, recovering in hospital, fends off illness and thoughts of Wendy while memory of their kiss and future stakes tug at him. Wendy visits briefly amid hospital routines as Henry Harrowsdale’s family debates romance, war, and legitimacy of their union.
A feature essay extols pleasant people as kind, attentive, and reassuring to others. It portrays the sunny smile, ready greeting, and thoughtful acts that comfort strangers and friends alike, urging readers to practice courtesy in daily interactions. It recounts how such individuals ease gatherings, foster connections, and uplift those around them with small considerate gestures.
Lettered officers arrive at Brooks Army Air Field accompanied by their month old daughter Pamela and sister as Buffalo guest joins the visit. The party includes Lieut Suluwecy Iya ground instructor and other personnel with ties to Port Bohineek and Banr Anwile amid a formal arrival.
Beatrice Fairfax counsels a reader with a sister-in-law refugee living rent free. She should politely explain the need for privacy and space, suggesting the relative seek a separate home while remaining friendly. The column also advises evaluating a failing romance and urging honest talk about feelings and backgrounds.
A quirky column playfully questions readers about beauty tricks and facial expressions. It riffs on makeup, skin care, and playful contortions, suggesting tips while peppered with humorous asides about mirrors, makeup removal, and household remedies.
Pattern 2695 from the Light Needlecraft Department offers a Jiffy Knit beanie with directions for sizing 12-14 and 16-18 inches. It lists required materials and demonstrates stitches with illustrations. Bend 10 cents in Cole. write plainly pattern number your name and add.
March references to Alexander Graham Bell spark playful lore while a Scottish themed menu offers NEATHER CAKE PRUNE PUDDING and CRAB CAKES CAROLINA with practical kitchen instructions. Read as a quirky historic cooking snippet with measurements and bake times.
A surprise birthday party was hosted Friday at the Maloney home with guests including Mrs Wo Abu Sintely, Mr and Mrs Werner Beck, Mrs Robert Burns, Melissa Smith, Benedict Maloney Jr, Captain and Mrs Field, Mr and Mrs Ped Kelly, and others. Kelly served as master of ceremonies and the event was organized by Mrs Malaticy.
Pupil group of Isaias Zepeda will present a plate recital at Municipal Auditorium Friday at 8 p m. The public is invited. Performers include Laurentina Gricia Altern Quiros Athel Amaro Ana Maria Garcia Juanita Ramirez Caroling Mores Olgin Garcia Violette Llewellyn Virginia Beltran Carmen Puente Andres Rodriguez Delia Garcia M Alice Gutierres Caroline Trevino Manuel Aragon Eugene Zuniga Tinisteo Morales Esther Gaitan Cristina Ramirez.
Local club schedule lists Mary Stuart Edwards Music Study at Original Mexican restaurant at 8:20 p m. Southwest Festival Chorus at Madison Square Presbyterian church at 8 p m. Tuesday Sidney Latter FTA at 2 290 p m in school auditorium. National Board of Composers and Authors meet at Menger hotel 12 55 p m. Delpaten Presidents Round table at Gu yter hotel. Modern Study club at 8 45 p m at 632 East Olmos drive. Themis Deiphati chapter at Flava hotel. Officer club of San Antonio review at Puphoe Negner 1121 West Allde brand avenue. Santana Garden club at 10 a m at Mrs. T. G. Duckworth home. Board of glosstors of San Antonio Mustcalcio at 10390 a m at Municipal Auditorium wing. Retamia Delpittan Chapler at Pinza hotel. Pythian Sisters at 2 p m in daske s auditorium. Almno Mission chapter Daughters of Republic of Texas at 3 p m at Alama all.
Social calendar notes a Tuesday event in the East Room of the Mulia building with planning and association meetings. It lists attendees and tentative schedule but lacks full names and exact times.
Mrs Henry Moore of Texarkana, province law president of Phi Beta, will be guest of Mrs James F E McGann in San Antonio. She plans a supper at La Fonda before attending a PL Beta Delta meeting and will depart Thursday for Corpus Christi.
Mr and Mrs Robert Riesdate and daughter Arnie resume daily life after a holiday trip to Houston. The family’s return marks a quiet week with routine activities and local updates.
Juanita Wood June Grad honored with a tea at Mrs Hynes home on Saturday hosted by Mrs C Roberson and Mrs W Hynes. Attendees included Mrs Tynes Rabekon Miss Wood and many more. About 120 guests were present in a room decorated with greenery and silver, with light refreshments served.
A fragmented review notes dramatic cinema at the Texas theater with mentions of Eugene O NealM The Log Voyage Home and a stormy sea motif. Public reactions include crowd scenes and fashion glimpses from a nearby evening event, plus assorted remarks about Pershing Dawes and a ball game.
Mr and Mrs avid Bleves will compliment Miss Alice Ruth Brady and her fiancé Dr Walter Walthall with an open house from 4 to 6 pm Sunday at the home of Dr and Mrs George Paschal. About 40 guests attend including members of the medical profession. The Lack Till D-T A held Friday night with Mrs Q Beck presiding. Officers reported for the coming term with Mrs John A Fox as President and Mrs B W Johnson as Vice President. An exhibit by Jeff erson High School students featured a visual education slide show and a spring program planned by local teachers and students.
Fragmented want ad fragments describe sales listings and rentals. Items include a 2400 acre farm forsale, a radio, a heavy white appliance, a Magnolia Drive rental at 40 dollars monthly, and various classified notices with prices and locations. The jumble mentions San Antonio sales and a theater couch for sale among other offers.
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