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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1967
Page
9
Martha Ann Hemphill recalls a family anecdote about a three year old son Steve who mailed an income tax envelope by placing it on the mailbox and having it ride in the air conditioner. The tale ends with a playful reminder to trust postal workers with tax envelopes and not rely on mailboxes alone.
Mr and Mrs John David Gross of 4134 Forrest announce the birth of son Craig Alan on March 2 at Gulf Coast Hospital. He weighed 7 pounds 8 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Sidney I Brewer of Baytown and Mr and Mrs John E Gross of Highlands. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs A M Edwards of Highlands, Mr and Mrs William Gross of Jerseyville IL, Mrs Grace Bankston of Baytown, and Mrs Ruth Mullens of Houston.
Mater Christi 1894 Catholic Daughters of America host a bake sale after 5 20 730 9 and 1 am masses on April 9 at St. Jude's. Proceeds aid Highlands First Baptist Church rebuilt after February fire. Court Mater Christi also staged a baby shower for the Maternity Institute in Santa Fe New Mexico aiding charitable groups.
Miss Diana Alford, bride-elect, was feted at a luncheon at Goose Creek Country Club. Hostesses included Mars Allen Meister and Mrs J M Richards Jr. Guests ranged from Mrs T P Byers to Mrs Travis Smith. The setting featured two gold cloths and a daisies arrangement. Alford gave thank you gifts to guests who will join her house party for the May 27 wedding.
Eugene Mackert and Suz Anne LeBlanc were married at St Josephs Catholic Church in a double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Louis LeBlanc, wore ivory peau de soie lace and veiling with a chapel train, escorted by her father. The groom is from Freeport and works as an assistant golf professional at Goose Creek Country Club. They plan to live at Country Club Manor after a Mid West honeymoon.
The Homebuilders Class of Second Baptist Church will meet at 11:30 a.m. April 11 at Rose land Park. Members are asked to dress casually and bring sack lunches. Mrs. Charlie Franta was elected president with officers including Mrs. Harry Porter and Mrs. R. D. Nettle.
A dense schedule listing Baytown area clubs organizations and gatherings through the week. Groups include Baytown Police Wives First National Bank Wacheca Campers Sterling Library many Beta Sigma Phi chapters Garden Club and PTA events at various venues with times ranging from 7:30 p m to 9:30 am and clubs such as Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square Dance Club and Lions Building hosting activities across Monday to Saturday.
Dr Wade Harris a proctologist from Houston will be guest speaker at the April dinner meeting of the East Harris County Registered Professional Nurses Society. Time to be announced later. Gull Coast Hospital hosted a prior meeting with Cal Rutherford guest speaker on Legal Aspects of Drug Administration by Nurses. Rutherford a University of Houston BS in pharmacy graduate. Mrs Leo Conwell a La Porte professional nurse attended as a visitor.
The First Baptist Church kindergarten held an Easter party at Roseland Park. Each child brought a basket and joined a egg hunt. A papier mache egg filled with candy and gum was hung and broken by the children. Refreshments followed with mothers and teachers assisting.
In Hamburg New York Mr and Mrs Robert Fulton visit with Karen Peggy Cheryl and Russell guests at 1004 West Lobit as listed in a local social notes item.
The opening night of The Dinah Shore Show at Houston Music Theatre April 24 marks a benefit for Houston's Blue Bird Circle. Proceeds aid the Blue Bird Clinic at Methodist Hospital, which treats neurological diseases in children. Tickets are sold at regular prices through Blue Bird Circle Foley's centers or the theatre.
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