Banquet Plans For Texas Mother Of 1950 Honoree
Mrs. William Keller and Mrs. Charles R Allen head the 1950 Texas Mother of the Year banquet committee with Mrs. N H White as decorations chair for a 6 30 p m Friday dinner in Travis Park Methodist church small auditorium. Mrs J B Shields chairs hostesses with 25 women and many men to serve at tables, reservations capped at 225 with O P Schnabel the reservation chair. This marks San Antonio’s first Texas Mother of the year honor and features a non sectarian American Mother’s committee founded in 1935 by Sara Roosevelt as long time honorary chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Keller
Charles R.allen
Cochairman
Preston B. Dial
Texas
N. H. White
Travis Park
Saraelano Roosevelt
Luncheon for Graduate Nancy Williamson at Alamo Heights High
A luncheon in La Ponda hosted by Mrs Eugene Potthast and daughter Cynthia honored graduate Nancy Williamson of Alamo Heights High School. Guests included Mrs John Williamson and several classmates. A horticulture meeting in Nesbit building discussed droponic gardening with demonstrations by Mrs Coulson and W Walker. A baptism and PTA installation also noted with several school officials and families invited.
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Nancyv Ellen Williamson
Alamo Heights High School
la Ponda
Eugene Potthast
Cynthia
John* Williamson
Mary Ann McHutty
Elizabeth Martin
Pat Phillips
Joan Severvnd
Nuri Lee Carpenter
Diane Giles
Rosemarty Duke
Connia Johnson
Nesbit
N. Alamo al
William
Shields
Belaire
Susan Ann
Saints Rosa Hospital
Hemney Comer
William Stephens I
W. 5
Shields Jr
Richard le Braid
Billy Brands
Ghivlde
Mirror of Your Mind Answer and Psychiatric Insights
A reader question prompts Dr Stone and colleagues to discuss success, motivation, and the psyche. They reference the value of getting things done, unconscious motives, and the impact of preparation for retirement. Experts note that many OCS candidates lack emotional balance and maturity.
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Dr. Stone
Roxon-Hupsenitz
Jeter
Lawrence
Reunion Plans For College Homecoming May 14
Local alumni association members finalize plans for the college homecoming set for May 14. Mass in the college chapel begins the day with breakfast, a general meeting, campus tour, and a reception by the welcoming committee. The alumnae banquet at 5 30 p m features toastmistress Mrs. Hoey and speakers Miss Ann Hartt and Miss Sally Gibson. The Ivy chain ceremony is led by Mrs. Guerra and Misses Higgins and Sweeney, with recitation by Miss Burkhalter. Many out of town members are expected.
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Arsenhe Blonfine
Connie Jones
Henrietta Sturri
Gayuai
Hoey
Ann Hartt
Sally Gibson
Henry Guerra
Stella Higgins
Frances Sweeney
Helen Burkhalter
Pattern tale of Marian Martin sewing patterns
An ornate illustrated pattern description offers pattern 9482 in sizes 1 through 4. The pattern showcases a sleeveless rock style, pleated front and back, a scalloped bonnet, and a small dogpy suit. It advertises easy instructions, a low chart, and mail order details from Marian Marin at The Light Pattern Department in San Antonio.
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Touulers
Marian Marin
Light
San Antonio
Teaus
Marian Martin
Pork Chuys with Puniajo Sauce and Stained Rice
A quirky stained recipe card lists Pork Chuys with Puniajo Sauce and stained rice. It contains garbled measurements and steps, mentioning browning pork, onions, chili powder, and blending with water, aiming for a quick lesson in a dated kitchen ad style.
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Tia Lenseon Hall
Popnor
Colony
Ank
Gia
Constantie
Lena
Caves
Siminee
Horoscope guidance for personal goals and daily routine
A verbose horoscope fragment offers advice on self control, patience, and balanced routines. It mentions influences from yesterday, rising zeal for personal aims, and the need to maintain moderation. It references faith, knowledge, and social interactions as paths to growth and success.
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Imi Balurt
Jay Ind
Kou
Capelcorn
Natous
Durian
Hoa Fogo Ag Liate
Designing Woman By Elizabeth Hillyer Ree
Much of antique furniture beauty lies in the warm color of the wood. The design is easier to duplicate than the finish, which gains its character through hand polishing and sun age. Color schemes for rooms pair pale pastels with muted browns, or deep toned hues for provincial woods like cherry and pine.
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Jom C. Dile
Mothers argue over rubber panties for babies
Readers discuss infant care, debating rubber pants for dryness and comfort. Some urge avoiding damp clothing, others propose plastic protectors or plastic sheeting as solutions. Diaper changes and air flow are emphasized to prevent discomfort and rashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Foundation Forming Corset Advice From The Past
The article discusses corsets and figure remodeling, noting midsection changes from fat cells and the shift from rigid garments to more flexible foundations. It highlights elastic sections, hidden bands, and lacing for fit, with care tips on length and comfort, ending by promoting inexpensive ad orders via F-41251.
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Granny
Conor
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