Comedy Cast Named for Baytown Little Theater Show
The Baytown Little Theater selects a cast for Who Was That Lady I Saw You With. Openings include April 2 with director Even Waltman and assistant Jackie Hooper. Major roles go to Kelly Martin Jr and Jor Woods as David and Ann Williams.
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Baytown Little Theater
Even, Waltman
Jackie Hooper
Kelly Martin Jr
Jor
Mrs Sullivan Honors Duo at Graduation Themed Party
Mrs Sullivan hosted a graduation party for Ison and Betty Jac active graduates of 7 ehs pre Robert E Lee High. Held at L J Sulh home with Charlott assisting as hostess. Serving table set with blue linen and moose buds. Diploma displayed. Special guests included Mrs Charles Wilson and Mrs FR Jacobs.
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Ison
Betty Jac
Robert E. Lee High Sch
L. J. Sulh
Charlott
Freesma Sanders
Charles Wilson
FR. L. Jacobs
Miss Bolmanskie Shower Honoree at Kilgore Home
Miss Gay Lyn Bolmanskie, selected as a drum major elect of John R. Combs Jr., was honored with a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kilgore. The gathering featured a white lace cloth, pink blossoms, and crystal serving pieces, with corsages for the honoree’s mother and the betrothed’s mother among the 45 attendees.
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Gay Lyn Bolmanskie
John R. Combs Jr
Raymond
Kilgore
W. A. Bolmanskie
J. FB. Combs Sr
C. T. Jones
H. E. Crawford
Sam Blakeney
T. Vtxxisom
Aver Martin
Jimmy Sanders
Ro: Rowland
Eugene Compton
Eddie Howell
James H _V
Piano Auditions By Dr. David Appleby Here
Dr. David P. Appleby, piano prof at Houston Baptist College, will judge Baytown students Friday to Sunday and again April 20–23. He will score Mrs. Spear, Shaw, Tharp, Hunt, and G. W. Shows pupils, with weekend recitals featuring Carol Benes, John Benes, Richard Godwin, Dawn Davis, Cynthia Devis, and others.
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David P. Appleby
Houston Baptist College
Baytown
Agai
Piiea
Ray L. Spear
Allen Shaw
Velma Tharp
Boyd Huntall
G. W. Shows
la Porte
Appleby
Baytown Pian
National Guild
Southern Methodist University
Southwestern Baptist Theologicat Seminary
Southern Baptist Sunday School Board
Julie Cook
Jan Kelly
Lithy Beavers
Kay Beavers
Ann Hemphill
Rebecca Hemphill
Kay Kramer
Melissa Allison
Paul Seale
Marsha Seale
Lynda Magee
Virginia Messerschmidt
Barbara Sultis
Debbie Boatright
Vicki Durham
Donna French
Susan Massey
Pam Spuhrer
Beth Mertin
Reunion and visits color Baytown family notes
Names and notes from a Baytown area reunion of the W. K. Bonner family at the Bonner ranch near Geliad. Mrs. Bonner and her husband mark 47 years of marriage with seven children and 15 grandchildren present. Also mentions guests from Minneapolis and Houston, a Hawaii visit, a submarine unit, and Bridge House winners in Houston.
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J. W. Boyd
Ison
Bob
Baytown
Iw. KL
Noster Heald
Hawaii
Merrill Dorman
J. C. Alssaugh
James Harrop
Bridge House
Houston
Sherry Wade Is Party Honoree
Sherry Wade, a prospective May graduate of Robert E. Lee High School, was honored at a soft drink party hosted by Mrs. E. A. Leonard and Mrs. J. Polk. Guests included Mary Spear, Beverly Chandler, Jeanne Stone, Linda Sanders, and others. Cheryl Leonard registered attendees. the honoree’s mother Mrs. Paul W. Wade and aunt Mrs. J. L. Williams attended.
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Sherry Wade
Robert E. Lee High School
E. A. Leonard
J. Polk
Mary Spear
Beverly Chandler
Jeanne Stone
Linda Sanders
Betty Jo Rodgers
Diane Clark
Becky Hill
Carolyn McDaniel
Cynthie Cobb
Sharon
Idoux
Marilyn Becka
Barbara “Irkland
Jo Ann Wirkland
Johny Bradbury
Linda Underwood
Janis Johnson
Cheryl Leonard
Paul W. Wade
J. L. Williams
J. MM
Gordon
M. Causey
Houston Yacht Club
Lee High School
Carol Morris
Lou Ann Miles
Sharon Shaddix
DeCelli
E. M. Decker Jr
Texas Conference
World Federation of Women Wi Asi
Bland
Summers
James Arsue
Hause
Wesley Community Center
Houston
Armsworth
Anderson
DeCell Jr
Martin Griffith
Woods
Galveston
Helé
Alvin
Grace Methodist WSCS selects new officers for year
Grace Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service elected new officers at the latest meeting. President is Mrs John F DeCellic with vice president Mrs W W Bland and recording secretary Mrs K L Kutchel. Other posts include treasurer Mrs James Armsworth campus ministry Mrs Max House and social relations Mrs Zedlemo. New nominating committee members are Mrs Wilson and Mrs T Anderson.
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Grace Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service
Rachel Circle
John F. DeCellic
W. W. Bland
K. L. Kutchel
James Armsworth
Max House
Zedlemo Christian Social
Luther Parrish
Edwin Summers
Fritz Lanham
Harold Powers
Ri. K. Mitchel
F.kell
W. C. Rogers
Bruce Woods
McDonald
United Church Wamen
Edwin Wilson
Thrift
Wilson
T. Anderson
S. Z. Anderson
Martha
Woods
Mary
HL Ws Mayrable
Naomi
J. E. Blackburn
Rachel
E. K. Erwin
Rebekah
W. W. Schubert
Ruth
Guild
DeCell Jr
Quick Shrimp and Mushroom Hors D oeuvres
Marinate drained canned shrimp and mushrooms in a oil and vinegar dressing. Serve on salad greens with slices of French bread for a simple canape style appetizer.
Craigmont Sets Sunday Egg Hunt
The Craigmont Garden Club sponsors an Easter Egg hunt at 3 p.m. Sunday on the vacant lot near Decker Drive and Crestmont. Prizes will be awarded in age groups 1 to 3 4 to 6 and 7 to 12. Children in Craigmont Place may participate. Arrangements are led by Mrs. C. L. Miller chairman, with Mrs. James Flynt and Mrs. Charles Cornelius assisting.
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Craigmont Garden Club
Decker Drive
Crestmont
Craigmont Place
C. L. Miller
James Flynt
Charles Cornelius
Dinner honors Judy Horton with hair dryer gift
Informal dinner hosted by Judy Horton's aunt Mrs. W G Wiles features out of town guest Miss Nellye Eatherton of Houston and a presentation of a hair dryer. The honoree, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H G Horton, attends REL graduation plans with Lewis Boswell and a background of university ties.
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Judy Horton
W. G. Wiles
Sharon Milner
Cynthia McDowell
Peggy
Betty Jacks
Jill
Tyler
Judy
Alr
H. G. Horton
Nellye Eatherton
Houston
Jan Seamans
REL
W. Tragig Porter
Lewis Boswell
D. C. Seamans
Gayle Seamans
University of Texas
Snow Eagle Sentinel On Roof Decoration History
The snow eagle cast iron figures perched along roof edges of New York and New England homes and barns served decorative and practical purposes. They kept snow from clogging gutters and falling on passersby while adding insulation as a blanket of snow stayed on the roof.
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New York
New England
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