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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1949
Page
11
Boerne reports Gus Wollschiseger aged 36 sold November lambs to the Union Commission for the top price of 274 cents per pound. The lambs averaged 85 pounds.
Albany March 31. A bill to bar Communists from New York public schools won overwhelming legislative approval, with Gov. Dewey expected to sign. The measure passed the state assembly last night after swift passage in the Senate.
Mrs. John Dittmar newly elected president of the Junior League and Mrs. David Steves cast president hosted a breakfast Thursday at the Bright Shawl honoring outgoing and incoming executive boards. The new board includes Mesdames Quereau Feagin Hendrie Biedenham Jr Rogers Houston Jockusch Thompson Fichtner McDonald Pinson Savage Green George and Gordon plus officers Matthews Townsend Denman Thomas Ridder.
Mrs E P Arneson models a tiny navy cloche with gold straw hats stacked as three mini hats. The ensemble features black straw dinner hat with blue plumes, gold garden hat with lilies, and a crownless gold straw hat with plaid band and plume. May Day house updates include Paul Anderson Jr.’s ranch style home and Harvey Smith Jr.’s Canter bury Hill project.
Joyce Worth surveys spring bridal trends emphasizing romance and practicality. Bridesmaids wear rewearable gowns with capes, empire waists appear but tradition dominates, and nylon tulle or net adds airy allure. Colors lean ivory, white, ice blue, and pearl pink. shoes dyed to match remain popular. new fabrics include organza and taffeta with bold accessories like wide hats and revived Vilac colors.
M B Morris superintendent of public schools says the Interscholastic Castle district will hold its annual meet in Uvalde on April 9 with eight schools represented. Investment figures noted in the light want ads.
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