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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1977
Page
3
New York fashion reports from UPI describe Italian designer Nina Cerriti presenting a trend toward natural, comfortable menswear. He notes a shift away from stiff, uncomfortable clothes toward softer fabrics, balanced lines, and easier wear, signaling a returning elegance in spring collections.
A fashion feature argues for natural fibers and soft textures in menswear, noting the appeal of comfortable fabrics against skin and genderless dressing. It discusses masculine Cerruti styling, color coordination, and the idea that feeling well dressed equates to being well dressed, while warning against rigid invisible fashion rules.
In a reader exchange, a gout sufferer describes unpredictable flare ups despite prior control and the potential role of diet and medications. Another letter explains a salivary gland obstruction causing temporary facial swelling and a stone potentially blocking a duct, with emphasis on medical assessment and extraction methods.
Sunday Calendar lists Bet Sigera Pin and Merienda at 4 pm with Henning and olan. Local listings note time and venue details for readers planning afternoon events.
A 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. A J Wolff was celebrated with a mass at St Gerard s Catholic Church and a reception at the Fale Avenue Center. Hosts were the couple s four sons and their wives along with Mrs Wolff s twin Lorene Lutz. The honored couple wed at St Johny Catholic Church in Hond and have lived in Highland Park since 1927 with 11 gathered children.
A Friendly Farewell notes John Kluge of Metromedia and wife Yolanda quietly divorced recently. She may reside in California. Kluge remains very wealthy, and the piece shifts to a glamorous Beverly Hills scene with British publisher Lord Weidenfeld amid a jet set crowd including Willy Rizzo, Elsa Martinelli, and Jacqueline Bisset among others.
Dear Heloise receives a garbled plea from a frustrated mother about laundry woes. The writer worries her 3 year old daughter’s white clothes turning black amid a dryer mishap and asks for advice on how to fix or dye the damage.
Vivian Barnie newly installed president of Good Earth Garden Club with Jo Stewart and Jerry Mariner among officers. Sylvan Gate Garden Club selects Richard Cameron president and Mark Hopkins treasurer with Sitling Cavender Ray Gabryl and others as vice presidents and secretaries.
Reader offers cleaning tips using vegetable oil and liquid detergent to remove stains and suggests testing on hidden spots first. Also considers covering a sleeve board with flexible elastic and asks about practical sewing ideas for a large family.
Churchill High School Crockett Elementary and MacArthur Riggi School each elected new PTA officers including presidents vice presidents secretaries and treasurers. Names mentioned include Trudy DePont Tony Contanzo Carl Schick E. H. Hanson Tom Thurmond Frankyle M.A. Fahel and others.
Fourteen representatives from the San Antonio Chapter of Executives' Secretaries Inc will attend the organization’s meeting and convention in Atlanta Georgia from Wednesday through Friday. Delegates will be led by President Joyce Kayser with Vice President Mary Helen Breen.
The San Ananla Business and Professional Women's Club hosts a 6 15 p m dinner meeting at Tal Shan Restaurant Tuesday. Music by Brandy Lyles of Waco and a local guitarist. Ean Campbell will share poetry and discuss career goals. Maggie Shearer of VIP Personnel will speak on women choosing careers.
Engaged Gul Honoree Mrs Claude W McGaffey will be married to Margaret Olivia Ferry Segum in June. The couple will wed at 3.8 p.m. Thursday in the Skyline Room of the Wedkwood.
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