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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1968
Page
14
Helen Bottel guides teens through questions about mail offers and etiquette. The column advises on not taping coins to letters, printing full address details, and avoiding unnecessary fears about perfection. It also includes reader questions about self-image and parental pressure, offering practical tips and a gentle tone.
Miss Juliet Gorham Camahan and William Harvey Tanner will marry May 18 at St. Mark's Episcopal Church. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Force host a Thursday cocktail party, Mrs. Andrew Thompson a Friday luncheon at the San Antonio Country Club, and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lee Tanner host the rehearsal dinner for the couple.
A string of PTA groups in the area named new officers and welcomed officer installations. Southwest No. 1 Blessed OTA and Sacrament Academy PTC held sessions with officers including John Cisneros as president and Gus DeLaPena as secretary. Other groups, Hutchins and Hall elementary PTAs, also announced presidents, vice presidents, secretaries and treasurers.
A 17 minute Technicolor short, Swinging London, shows the London scene and Penney fashions. Mary Quant is seen in Chelsea studio drawing inspiration from London, while The Thoughts perform as a Beatle-type rock group chasing three girls in a quick tour of swinging London. Paramount handles distribution.
Miss Corriné Cynthia De Leon and Alfonso Saldana Jr. announce their engagement and upcoming wedding on August 1 at El Divina Salvador Methodist Church. The De Leon and Saldana families share the news. both were active in school groups and earned degrees at local institutions.
Scrabble players share a space saving method to flip all letter tiles at once. After a game, place tiles face up on the box, fold the board atop, then invert and slide tiles off onto the table to be shuffled. Also brief tips on dominos, hanging aprons with a fridge magnet, and altering a skirt pleat.
Mrs. Mary Flood Ferguson and Mrs. Thera Kielne hosted a Sunday morning seated brunch at the home of Mrs. Ferguson honoring Miss Courtney Buetz and her fiancé Carl Newton. Yellow and white daisies decorated the tables for 25 guests. Dr. and Mrs. Jack Partaini held a buffet supper for their nephew Newton and his fiancée with white blooms adorning the buffet. guests included a small group of the honorees' friends and families.
Mys James L Hime leads ROAL Ladies Club elected president as they plan a state conference May 16 18 at the Gunter Hotel Chairman is Mrs Louis N Goethel who organized the club in 196 and was its first president National ROAL president Mrs Edward K Cleveland will attend The group will host an early bird luncheon at Scrivener s with officers Henry 0 Kight Jr William W Beuhler Jr secretary Herman D Glaze treasurer Vastive L Hill chaplain J A Van Slardeveld historian Henry F Appel parliamentarian Edwin Christenson Goethel and George W Wimer serve as board members Additional society items noted on page 34
From the early twenties advice promotes bedtime massage with a vitalizing night cream to soften surface dryness and fine lines. Apply Clay vitalizing night cream to cheeks forehead and throat with light upward strokes then remove with a tissue. Endorsed by Margaret Merril.
Charles Stone, director for 20 years of the Tuesday Musical Club Choir, will be honored with a 10 am coffee Thursday at Mrs. Trevino’s home. Mesdames Treving Braun Winerich Trevino and Sarvis Grimes Landholt Dawson Reeves assist in serving.
Architects Auxiliary holds an installation luncheon Wednesday at noon at La Louisiane. Hostess Mrs. Gerald Sellinger. New officers include President William E. Parrish, Vice President Harvey V. Marman, Recording Secretary Richard R. DéMunbrun, Corresponding Secretary Edward Mok, and Treasurer Fred E. Ludwig.
Mrs. Hi. W. Scott hosted a luncheon Saturday in Scrivener's Tearoom honoring her daughter Kay Roosevelt High School senior. Twelve guests were served as Kay plans to enter Southwest Texas State College next fall.
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