Wednesday Community Group Calendar Dinner Schedule
Calendar notes events at Community House and local venues for 9 30 p m Lydia Class Central Baptist 7 30 p m Grace Methodist AAUW 9 20 a m Morning Music Club 9 20 a m Dirt Gardeners St Marks 7 p m Hadassah 2 p m Parents Council 10 a m Coady Mother s Club and more Lotteries illegal in the United States by federal law.
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Houze
Lydia
Central Baptist
Lays Box
Blanche Barkaloo Circle of Grace Methodist
AAUW
Geile Club
Lillie
Wrest
Dirt Gardeners Horticulture
St. Mark’s
Hadassah Society
Jewish Communnity
Parents Council
Baytown
Coady
Mother's Club
Jimmy Boyd
Living theater persists for a blind producer and her daughters
Gertrude Finderbaum, blind for 11 years, remains a theater force as producer of camp shows for servicemen. A former showgirl who danced and sang before an auto crash, she rebuilt a career through World War II entertainment, rallying volunteers and casting via signals she trusts. Her daughters Ruth and Bunny follow her into show business, hoping to shine in lights they see shaping their mother’s legacy.
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Vivian Sance
Brew York
UWP
Gertrude Finderomum
Gertrude
Glaeeke
Brooklyn
Pearl Harbor
US Army
Roosevelt
Special Services
First Arms
Ruth
Carmen Miranda
Bunny
Finderbaum
La Porte Pastor Leads Lee College BSU Program
Rev Charles Reat of First Baptist La Porte led a Baptist Student Union meeting at Lee College in the choir room at 5 pm. Barney Webber of Wooster Baptist Church gave the devotional. Stewart Heights Baptist Church supplied ginger ale sherbet and cakes. The service ended with a prayer.
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Charles Reat
First Baptist Church of
la Porte
Baptist Student Union
Lee College
Barney Webber
Wooster Baptist Church
Stewart Heights
Mrs Sloan's Picture Wins Lee Exhibit
Mrs Sloan wins blue ribbon for Harvest in the Lee College art show. Second goes to Mrs Templeton with Callas, and Mrs Harrop earns white for A study in Red and Black. Two honorable mentions given to Mrs Sweeney and Mrs Morén. Thirty entries across oils pastels and watercolors. Public invited to view with free admission. hours set.
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W. R. Sloan
Lee College
Cc. J.templeton
Callas
James Harrop
J. W. Sweeney
H. J. Morén
Rose Enoch
Robert EH
Lee High School
J. Wilson
University of Halston
C.D. Little
Julie Ann Farned
Bill Harropt
Mary Brxtchen
Lee College Art Room
Alamo PTA Plans Third Grade Spring Play Show
The Alamo school's third graders will perform Springtime is Here Again for the Parent-Teacher Association Council at 10 p.m. tomorrow in the Community House. Mrs Pearl Dobbs teaches the class. Reports from the spring conference note Jesse Kirkpatrick was the honoree at a miscellaneous shower held yesterday in the home of Mrs Jang Q McGiffin 1612 Florida. Hostesses for the showers were Mrs McGiffin Mrs Ice Horeczy and Mrs J. B. Peters. The American Association of University Women sponsored the party. Refreshments included punch, individual cakes and landswidhes for about 30 guests. Mrs C R Cummings helped serve the punch. A centerpiece of white stock in a crystal bowl rested on the table, with arrangements of jarkspur candytuft stock and red roses around the house. The hostesses presented the honoree with a glass double boiler.
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Alamo
Parent-Teacher Association Council
Pearl Dobbs
Jesse Kirkpatrick
Galveston
J.ang. Q. McGiffin
Florida
McGiffin
Ice
Horeczy
Lamar PTA Meeting Promises Night Program and Skit
Lamar Parent Teacher Association schedules a 7 30 p m meeting Thursday in the school auditorium. The executive committee will greet at 3 45 p m before the program as members present a skit titled The Case of Mia Wrong Way in the Court of Home and Family Life Education.
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Lamar Parent-Teacher Association
Mia
Ceramists Invited For Morning Hobby Session At Lee College
Amateur and professional ceramic lovers are invited to a morning hobby session tomorrow in the Lee College art room. Miss Minnie says it will all be for fun and no grades will be given. Attendees should bring five pounds of moist soft clay a plaster batt and their own tools.
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Lee College
Minnie
Alice Robertson
Spring fashion patterns offer many easy sewing choices
The Sun advertises pattern No 2586 and others in sizes 10 through 43 with long sleeves and wing collars, plus three-quarter sleeve options. It promotes the Spring-Summer Fashion Book with over 125 easy-to-make designs for all ages, priced around 25 to 35 cents, and instructs how to order via Pattern Bureau at Baytown Sun, Old Chelsea Station, New York.
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Frice
Pattern Bureau
Baytown Sun
Chelesa Station
New York 11
New York
Tts
Edge Home Hosts Guests From San Antonio and More
Guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Grover K Edge include Mrs Brooks Bradley and her children Brooksine and Mark and Mrs Robert Gracber and children Sherry Ellen and Robert Douglas, all of San Antonio. Bridens welcomed guests Mr and Mrs Paul Braden and sister's family H S Thomas and daughters Nancy and Kay of El Campo. Dr and Mrs Harry Teter of Fort Worth returned home after visiting their son and wife Mr and Mrs Don Teter of Lakewood.
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Edge
Grover K. Edge
Wisconsin
Brooks Bradley
Brooksine
Mark
Robert Gracber
Sherry Ellen
Robert Douglas
San Antonio
Paul Braden
East Fayle
H. S. Thomas
Nancy
Kay
el Campo
Girl Scout Troop 66 Bakes Cookies At Meet
Members of Girl Scout Troop 66 baked cookies and doughnuts and learned table setting during a Monday meeting at leader Mrs. CG J Contella home. The girls then studied Girl Scout laws and promise and enjoyed games and refreshments served to Jeanette Clewson Rose Marie Cernoch Ag nes Sisphanait Michelle Contella Carh Contella.
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Girl Scout Troop 66
CG. J. Contella
Maryland
Jeanette Clewson
Rose Marie Cernoch
Nes ‘Sisphanait
Michelle Contella
Carh Contella
Pallas Athena Appoints Nominating Committee
The Pallas Athena Club formed a nominating committee at a last night meeting at Mrs. Beckman Jr. s home selecting a slate for next year s officers. Talks covered new homes remodeling. Committee members include Ender Craddock Pitts. A yearbook committee was named with Seamans Warne Meador. Prizes went to Seamans Meador Kinsey. Next meeting is April 14 at Mrs. Pitts home. The Lakewood Garden Club plans its horticulture show for April 23 at Mrs. Schiller s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Ath¢na Club
W. L. Beckman Jr
California
D. C. Seamans
A. W. Whitaker
A. F. Ender
L. C. Craddock
C. M. Pitts
Seamans
R. R. Warne
O. M. Meador
Meador
H. W
Lakewood Club
Lakewood Garden Club
J. C. Schiller
Lakewood Drive
Carving Instructions From a Housekeeper's Notes
Fragmentary guidance on carving a leg of lamb, detailing steps from the leg end to the platter. Instructions describe locating the leg bone near the carver and making parallel, rightward slices, releasing portions as the meat is carved.
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Tod Man
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