Express and News from San Antonio, Texas • Page 55

YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS, CA 5-1611 WOMEN IN ACTION Where Counting Really Counts February 11, 1962 San Antonio EXPRESS and NEWS WF Miss Winans Plans June Wedding Rite By GENE WAUGH Staff Writer Counting 15,000 pills a day by a volunteer can relieve personnel at Robert B. Green Hospital for several hours of work requiring professional training. Such pill counting is the volunteer work of Mrs. Edward H. Sn- kolowski, new president of the 193 members of the Women's Auxiliary to Bexar County Hospital District.

Mrs. Sokolowski, a former secretary, worked until she moved to San Antonio with her family. Not working professionally, she sought, useful volunteer work to do. A friend suggested volunteer work with the Auxiliary to the Bexar County Hospital District. This she did and found she gained both new friends and the satisfaction of doing for others.

Mrs. Hugo Elmendorf, the first vice president, began her work at the hospital when she went there to assist a friend in making Easter decorations for the intern's dining room one year. She has been there as a volunteer even since. A great-grandmother, Mrs. Elmendorf has found her work at the hospital not only soul-satisfying but an excellent way to fill hours left vacant by grown children.

She works in the OB (obstetric) Clinic or in medical records. She has a very personal connection with the hospital as her daughter, Mrs. Robert G. Tonkin, now a grandmother herself, did her training there as a medical technologist. contributing Auxiliary members; are also welcomed.

Call the volunteer office at the Robert B. Green and offer yourj services in whatever manner you! can help. The Alamo African Violet So-i ciety has been helping patients! JJ in Ward II of the San Antonio! MlSS State Tuberculosis Hospital plan'! and grow African violets. MISS B1LLIE RUTH PEARCE MISS SANDRA JON WINANS 1 I Engaged Mr. and Mrs.

I.eo R. T. Winans announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Sandra Jon Winans, to Randall Wyles. Miss Winans is a graduate of Edison High School. She was a member of the Student Council, Golden Bear Band and the Robe 'Choir.

She is now attending Bethany Nazarene College in Bethany, Okla. She is serving as a cheer (leader and is a member of Ju nwooa Siebold Lngaged 6a and inn ni-intt fnr lcavcs i s. Barton He was grad- work withI and shrnvcd MiSS TM' Pcarcc whosc Edwin Siebold of Converse, washed from Kdison High School proper methods of grooming and I en sagement to 'Lynwood Charles graduated from St. Gerard's High'and is presently a ministerial stu- Siebold is announced by School. He attended San Antonio.dcnt at Baptist Bible College in mother, Mrs.

William oileRe served with the U.S. Mo. repotting plants. Mrs. C.

A. Logeman showed patients how to start plants from Pearce, will be honored at a iea' a wi rcccive his degree from! The wedding will take place SEEK ASSISTANCE--Seeking other volunteers to join and help with the work in Bexar County Hospital District are, left to right, Mrs. John B. Bogg, immediate past president of the Women's Auxiliary of Bexar County Hospital District' Mrs iS rris0n wi Speak Edward H. Sokolowski, president, and Mrs.

Hugo Elmendorf, first vice president' IT 7' More lhan One Language, atj Mrs. John B. Bogg, immediate been in the sewing room where doing this volunteer work, and essential hospital needs for the lhc dinner meeting of hpsilon Beta has retofSri''" 1 ca work contributed much to the a year Chap.er, Delta Kapa Gamma, at nas a omerent reason for miracles. One of such was a spe- fare of others in aivins their time volunteering. Her husband died.jeial type of rubber soled boot she.and talents Bul the need in TM Cnumv," 1 0 Barn Door at P' Thurs and she found her life lonely and designed for the doctors to slipi Bllt 0(h .,..,.,,1..,,., Hospital District is great.

Another rfa many hours vacant. A friend sug-Wr their regular shoes to pro-; proha bly cach ave heir 0 a 193 members could be used in the. onoil ul sts i 1 Mrs. aaect them while operating. sons tor volunteering.

The tor volunteer Warr en Powell of Bela Chapter, a These women have found an-Uhey all do makes possible many Women and men are needed as a5 A1 na slal Mrs.j leaves; Mrs. Frank A. Hollings-j Sunda St head demonstrated removal of! The couple- will -marry June -in the St. Cecilia's a i Church. Daughter of the late William 1 Manning Pearce, the bride-elect i was graduated from Providence, High School where she was a member of the National Honor! Society.

Future Teachers Assn of which she was president and treasurer, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine president, and one 1 of Top Ten. She graduated from' Our Lady of the Luke College where she was a member of Alpha. Chi, secretary of Kappa Sigma Phi, president of Student Educa- lion Assn. and Miss Teacher. Mr.

Siebold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mary's University. He is 22 in the First Church of the of San Antonio Coin sucker growth from plants; and Mrs. C.

A. Graebner and Mrs. Frank A. Bennack showed methods of grooming and repotting. Others assisting were Mmes.

Howard Lund. R. H. Nowell and Alex Trevino. Dr.

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El- slcrs 14 0 be Stinett, honorary stale members. mendorf, who speaks fluent Span- tnc i ca Hostesses will he Mrs. William As a sample of the work accom- contnbul Miss Ida Castillo became hride of Dionicio Cuellar Saturday in a Heart Catholic Church in Florcsville. The Rev. John J.

Gcrbermann officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Antonio Herrera of Floresville and the late Leonard Castillo. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Natividad Cuellar. The bride's floor length gown of-rnylon tulle was fashioned with a lace bolero. Her shoulder length RS. DIONICIO CUELLAR veil was held by a crown Miss Janie Gonzales was maid of honor and Mrs. Valentine Guajardo was matron of honor.

Miss Yolanda Castillo and Miss Candy Guzman were bridesmaids. Belinda Castillo was flower girl and Danny Trevino was ringbearer. Valentine Guajardo was i i coffee Wednesday in Ft man. Juan Longoria and a Houston Officers' Club. Guajardo were groomsmen.

I Appearing on the seminar prn- A reception was held in a will be Mmes. H. L. Ewing, Fioresville Sacred Heart V. A.

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