Women Time and Busy Lives Highlight Local Notes
A column of social items mentions appointments versus barbershop visits, lists local women figures like Mrs Mae Vernon and Lydia Van Zandt, and notes upcoming appearances and lectures. It covers polling efforts by the Texas League of Women Voters, District 8 nurses, and art week activities with local artists Mrs William King and Mrs Rene Maverick Green in downtown displays.
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Dave Lambeth
Mae Vernon
Marold Gee
Fowler
Sherilyn Kay Crutcher
Robert B. Green
Lydia van Zandt
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Texas League of Women Voters
Doris Danlel
New York
Margaret Markley
Harpers Bazaar
Caroline Shelton
American Artists Professional League
Woman's Duty
William King
Rene Maverick Green
Mirror of Your Mind by a Consulting Psychologist
Lawrence Gould discusses balancing science with self study and social harmony. He notes emotions affect relationships and highlights signs of imbalance in love and modesty. The piece cites 1925 and 1944 educational contexts and ends with a striking statement.
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Lawrence Gould
360 Feminine Candidates Run for Congress and State Posts
Ruth Cowan reports about 300 women candidates competing in the 1960 election race. Fifteen women seek House seats, including Margaret Chase Smith already elected in Maine. Notable races feature Martha Sharpe challenging Joseph Martin in Massachusetts and multiple Democratic and Republican women incumbents and newcomers across states.
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Ruth Cowan
Washington
Congress
Wemen
House of Representatives
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Margaret Allis
Delphi
Ind
Charles A. Halleck
Smith
Clare Boothe Luce
Connecticut
Jessie Sumner
Tlinitis
Jane Pratt
North Carolina
Joseph Martin
Martha Sharpe
Massachusetts
Sharpe
Charles Tillett
Sharp
Lovelorn Advice From Beatrice Fairfax Helps a Boy Find Friends
A 17 year old relocates east and struggles to form friendships. The Fairfax column advises joining youth clubs, YMCA groups, and local centers, attending night classes, inviting a girl to activities, and starting small to build a social circle that expands over time.
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Fairfax
Jmovies
YMCA
Theo
Miss Stephens Weds In Travis Chapel
Miss Dorothy Glynn Stephens of San Antonio married Kenneth Stanley Adams in a noon ceremony at Travis Chapel United Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Mrs. George Stephens, wore a pearl gray suit with a pink plume hat and orchid corsage. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Adams of Kates City, Kansas. The couple departed for a West Coast honeymoon and will reside in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, after December.
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Travis Chapel
Travis Park Methodist Church
Dorothy Glynn Stephens
San Antonio
George Henry Stephens
White Cliff
Medina
Kenneth Stanley Adams
John Valentine Adams
Katesus City
Kan
Albert P. Shirkey
Dabney E. Petty
Petty
Family Return From Leave and Social Announcements
Maj and Mrs Guy 6B Gray and their sons Punk and Mike of Randolph field returned from De Queen Ark where they spent a AQ day leave with Major Gray's parents Mr and Mrs Guy B Gray Miss New Youngs bride elect was honored at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday afternoon given by Mrs R R Baird and Mrs Ed Bayrineau in the home of the former Twenty guests were invited Pastel colors featured in decorations Holders of Little Theater memberships may exchange tickets for reserved seats this week at the Municipal auditorium for My Sister Eileen performances November 11 12 and 10 in the San Peten playhouse
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Guy
Gray
Punk and
Mike
Randolph Field
de Queen, Ark
Major Gray
Guy B. Gray
Municipal Auditosium
Sister Eileen
San Peten Playhouse
Luncheon Honors Future Brides in BrightShaw
Mrs. Robert Ragsdale hosted a Monday luncheon at Bright Shaw in honor of Miss Barbara Cullen and Miss Dorothy Linden, two popular brides elect. Twelve guests attended including Mrs Hugo Linden and Mrs W V Cullen, mothers of the honorees, and the bridal attendants.
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Robert Ragsdale
Pattern Wt Whats new to sew a new tunic frock
Pattern news notes a new tunic frock design like Pat tern 9071 with a molded bodice dolman sleeves and slim straight skirt. It promises perfect fit and easy use with an illustrated needlework chart and lists sizes including 16 and 20 with fabric yardage. The pattern, 25 cents, offers a Marian Martin fall and winter 1946 47 pattern book for 15 cents more plus free accessories. Tomorrow a alumnae rep reports from Columbia Mo after attending major alumnae conferences.
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San Antonio
Exas
Marian Martin
Meal Planning for Unexpected Company
When surprised by visiting guests, stay calm and plan quickly. Use pantry staples like canned fruits and vegetables for cocktails, salads, and the main course. Save meat for extra guests, and offer a simple fruit dessert or shortcake if time allows. Keep in mind out of town guests may appreciate home cooked meals and not notice minor flaws.
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Wawyer
Miss Witt Honored at Country Club Luncheon
Ellison Witt, bride-to-be, was guest of honor at a luncheon Tuesday hosted by Mrs. Herbert Hayes at the Country Club. Attendees included Mesdames Robert R. Witt, T. C. Odom, John White, Jay Folbre, Russell Jarman Jr., Reagan Houston, and Misses Slise Qroos Betsy Bond Elisabeth Vaugnen Lacy Roe Jane Pas chal.
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Ellison Witt
Country Club
Herbert Hayes
Robert R. Witt
T. C. Odom
John White
Jay Folbre
Russell Jarman Jr
Reagan Houston Tit
Slise Qroos
Betsy Bond
Elisabeth Vaugnen
Lacy Roe
Jane Paschal
Couple Wed In Germany In Bad Kissingen Ceremony
Announcement from Bad Eiseingen Germany reports the marriage of Miss Betty Kambach daughter of Mrs. Herman E Kambach Ocean Grove New Jersey to Capt Edward G Cassidy son of Mr and Mrs R Bruce Cassidy San Antonio The ceremony was at the Protestant church at Army Air Corps headquarters Col George F Schlatter officiated The bride wore a white organdy eyelet gown After a Switzerland honeymoon they reside in Bad Kissingen A musical recital is planned at Castroville Public School at 8 p m Wednesday directed by Heron B Smith and Imma Mae Smith with Castroville San Antonio and nearby communities participating.
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Bad Eiseingen
Germany
Betty Kambach
Herman E. Kambach
Ocean Grove
N. J
Edward G. Cassidy
R. Bruce Cassidy
San Antonio
Army Air Corps
George F. Schlatter
Ethel G. Bramshaw
James Cower
Switzerland
Bad Kissingen
Castroville Public School
Imma Mae Smith
Studehtsrom
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