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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1933

Page

5

Debutantes Honored With Tea at Mrs. Dawson Home

Society notes report several local teas and visits. Misses Alice Combs Mary Wal thall Lilian Masterson and Augusta Maverick are to be honored at a 4 to 6 pm tea on Wednesday December 6 hosted by Mrs. Joseph Dawson and Miss Gladys Hendrix at Mrs. Dawson's home. Josephine Shelton of Refu Bip arrived to visit her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence O'Connor. Mrs. O E Keecher hosted a tea for Miss Mary Corrigan of Panama guest of her sister and brother Lieutenant and Mrs. John W. Jones of Randolph Field. table decorations featured red and gold cactus dahlias and bronze chrysanthemums. Assisting Mrs. Keecher were Mrs. Richard Lawrence Mrs. Jones sister of the honoree and Mrs. E D Jones of Randolph. Mrs. Walter Allen and Mrs. Phil W. Walker Jr. of Luling drove up for a vigil. Mrs. Allen will visit her mother Mrs. C F P Janin and Mrs. Walker will visit her mother Mrs. Herman Glesecke. New Lt Norman Markle of Rochester MN, stationed at Randolph Field, attended a Mexican dinner party hosted by L J Hart at their West French Place home. Guests included Mesdames Ferdinand Bunt Merton Minter Harry Jersig Robert Ayres William Heusinger Walter Skinner Charles George Jack Hardile Evelyn Johnson and Helen Ballard.

Alice Combs Mary Walthall Lilian = Masterson Augusta Maverick Joseph Dawson Gladys Hen-drix Dawson O. E. Keecher Alamo Heights Mary Corrigan Panama John W. Jones Randolph Field Karcher Richard Lawrence Jones E. D Jones Randolph Fitid Alco Walter Allen Phil W. Walker Jr Luling Allen Mes. C. FP. Janin Walker Herman Glesecke Norman Markle Rochester Mimm L. J. Hart West French Place Ferdinand Bunt Evanston Merton Minter Harry Jersig Robert Ayres William Heusinger Walter Skinner Charles George Jack Hardile Evelyn Johnson Helen Ballard

Leg Crushed Cranking Auto In Columbus Moore Incident

Columbus Moore 68 of 64 FruitL avenue was treated at Robert B Green hospital Thursday after his right leg was crushed when he cranked an automobile that jumped into gear pinning him between the car and a wall. Police report notes the injury occurred as he operated the car near Christmas presents.

Columbus Moore Fruitl Avenue Robert B. Green Hospital Moore

France Loses Gold From Bank Of France Week End

France drains three quarters of a billion in gold from the Bank of France in the week ending November 17, per a state ment. Teachers plan reunion at Southwest Texas Teachers College in San Marcos with homecoming Friday attendance expected from alumni. Beale Turney, 35, who killed Migs Anne Ables, 25, at Madill Oklahoma, shot himself and died in Sherman hospital. Civil works projects in Carrizo Springs employ about 300 men at 30 cents an hour for a 30 hour week, according to Worth Calvert, administrator.

France Parie Bank of France Teachers Plan San Marcos Southwest Sherman Beale Turney Migs Anne Ables Madill Okla Carrizo Springs Calvert

Lieut Col Catts Leaves Fort Sam Houston on Leave

Lieut Col Gordon R Catts of the Twenty third Infantry checked out from Fort Sam Houston on Thursday for a leave of absence lasting one month and twenty days He will visit Alabama during the period

Liedt. Catt Gordon R. Catts Twenty-third Infantry Fort Sam Houston Alabamea

Sales on Increase in Chicago Washing Machines

Chicago dispatch reports October washing machine shipments reached 107,404, a record for the month. The figure more than doubled October 1932’s 53,030, signaling a sharp upturn in household appliance demand amidst year end activity.

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