Le Livre Book Review Club Sets Annual Coffee Event
Le Livre plans a pink and green decorated annual coffee at home of Mr. and Mrs. Comer Feed with Mrs. Barker traveling to Dallas to visit relatives while Sgt Henry Barker, stationed at Big Spring with the US Air Force, awaits a home. New officers led by Mrs. Ray Swofford will take duties next month as retiring officers are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.P. Jones
le Livre Book Review Club
Baytown
Jones
le Livre
Swofford
Vicoming
AC. Rogers
Barker
Dallas
Wanda Barker
Henry Barker
Big Spring
US Air Force
J. 5. Tipton
Comer
C. V. McKean
Reviewer Club
Abe Rosenzweig
Hook Review Club
LeLivre
Ray Swofford
Jack Andrews
Ice Farley
Foe Barsalou
Wayne Lewis
F_ PL Jones
Robert
Lee College landscaping fund boosted by $35
The Lee College landscaping fund received 35 dollars from the Country Club and Service League this week. Mrs. Fred Hederhorst supervises planting, reporting most plants have been planted and ready for fall work. About five shrub varieties and one seedling category have been used, with landscaping still unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Country Club
Fred Hederhorst
Down In Valley Op Era To Be Presented By Lee College Choir
Lee College Choir will present the operetta Down In Valley at 8 15 pm Tuesday in the Lee College Auditorium under the direction of Miss Hildegarde Qodiinez and Mrs Lynn O Hagan. The one act show features a hillbilly theme with scenes including a Birmingham jail, Shadow Creek dance ball and church. Bennie Middaugh leads the chorus and narrates. Leading roles are sung by Gene Thompson and Mrs Freda Williams with Glenn Lowry as the villain. Dramatics students and a large chorus from the college and high school join in various roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Weill
Lee College Choir
Tuesaday
Lee College
Hildegarde Qodiinez
Lynn O'Hagan
Shadow Creek
Bennie Middaugh
Middough
Lee High School
Odhner
Gene. Thompson
Freda Williams
Brack Weaver
Jennie Parsons
Thompson
Williams
Jacinto City
Miss Odhner
Galena Pant
Glenn Lowry
Thomas Bouche Lowry
Cedar Bayou
Charles Holcomb
Jennie
Drew Ballard
Peters
Lee Bishop
Guard
Edwin BE
Atteberry
Roy Paul Black
Alias O. Brewer
Johnnyrolesyk
Cullis R. Reese
Emme Louise Bauer
Carolyn Foster
Margaret Garrett
Shirley Massey
Margaret Robinson
Janie Tarburton
Norma Wilder
Carolyn Wynne
Joy Powell
Betty Tempier
Carol Lauland
Joyce Ford
Jane Dill
Louise Chiltress
J. Barcel Carre
ED W. Welseber
Bob. Hemsley
William Jackson
Rovger EB. Read
Girl Scout Day Camps Set For Summer
Dates announced for Girl Scout day camps this summer. June 2 to 6 for Negro Scouts at Camp Rebel directed by J. M. Walker of McNair School. Brownie camps at Camp Reber June 9 to 13 directed by H. A. Slaughter and A. Bo. Cassy. Intermediate camp June 9 to 13 at Cedar Bayou troop site directed by Mrs. T. E. Cole. Camp committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Rebel
Atrs. J. M. Walker
McNair School
Camp Reber
H. A. Slaughter
A. Bo. Cassy
Cedar Bayou
T. E. Cole
Louis Bains
Kenneth Offerman
Peter Sultis
Jack Hartt
A. R. Stark
M. S. Ciruti
Mrs J E Clegg Reappointed President of BIH Council
Mrs J E Clegg was reelected president of the Raytown Junior High Parents Council at yesterday's school meeting. Officers include C N Adams as vice president Emanuel as secretary and J W Sylvester as treasurer. A nominating committee led by L A Bergeron named Alford and Myers. Two films were shown courtesy of the Baytown branch of the American Cancer Society and a Mrs J N Chatfield talk preceded them. Plans for the annual ninth grade social banquet were begun with Travis Porter as event chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Clegg
Raytown
Ameican Cancer Society
J. N. Chatfield
Parents Council
Travis Porter
Exchange Teacher Advocates Education For True Peace
Dorothy Weyler, Houstonian and exchange teacher to New Zealand, urged the American Association of University Women to pursue education and exchange programs to foster lasting peace. She warned that films and media distort America, and that New Zealanders often see the US as a land of wealth and pleasure. Weyler urged ambassadors to correct impressions by visiting and returning, noting New Zealand’s socialistic legacy and labor policies, while emphasizing mutual respect in exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Weyler
American Association of University Women
New Zealand
Houstonian
United States
New
Naylor
James C. Stone
A. W. Whitaker
Geo- Picture
Griffin
Eske
Migs Rlvera Graphic
Meriland
T. L. LaForge
Atrs. Weldon FL Williams
Four Delta Kappa Gammas Attend State Convention
Four Baytown Gamma Nu Delta Kappa Gamma members will serve as delegates to the Corpus Christi state convention on April 25 and 26. The delegates are Miss Eula Potter, Mrs. Jack Hartt, Mrs. Lucille Waddell, and Mrs. A R Stark. The gathering marks the society’s 23rd anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Alamo Second Grade PTA Program Presented to City Council
The Alamo second grade class presented a spring program titled Springtime Is Here Again. Teacher Mrs Pearl Dobbs led the class and Mrs W T Porter reported on the spring conference held in Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo School
City Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Pearl Dobbs
W. T. Porter
Galveston
Mrs Carter Hosts Mackrell Circle at St Mark's Church
Mrs W C Carter of 1705 Alabama hosted the Annie Mackrell Circle of St Mark's Methodist Church. Mrs Jack Spence led the program Fruit of the Spirit. The next meeting on April 11 will begin a study on conference minutes at Mrs E Le Miller's home 1912 Tah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Carter
Alabama
Annie Mackrell
St Mark's Methodist Church
Jack Spence
E. le Miller
Tah
Mrs Killough Hosts Luncheon Honoring Three Women
Mrs W B Killough hosted a luncheon at Gonzalez Restaurant honoring Miss Janet McKinney bride elect of M W Parse Sr and Miss Martha Anderson and Miss Kathleen Grant home on spring vacation from college. The center featured a wishing well with white and pastel phlox as gifts were given to the honorees. Mothers and several friends attended the gathering including Mrs B T McKinney, Mrs J H Anderson, Mrs William Grant Jr, Miss Clarence Mae Giddings, Eleanor Grigg, Mrs Gordon Famed, Mrs Joe Huggins and Mrs William Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Killough
Janet McKinney
M. W. Parse Sr
Martha Anderson
Kathleen Grant
Gonzalez Restaurant
B. T. McKinney
J. H. Anderson
William Grant Jr
Clarence Mae Giddings
Eleanor Grigg
Gordon Famed
Joe Huggins
William Marshall
Professor's Wife Entertained At Lakewood Party
Mrs I P Hammett of New York City attended an informal party Wednesday at the home of Mrs J L Franklin in Lakewood. Mrs Hammett, wife of a Columbia University professor now conducting a two week Humble Lecture in Science at the Baytown Refinery, joined a house party with several Franklin and Schiller family members. The table featured calendulas with brownitis on the radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. P. Hammett
New York City
J. L. Franklin
Lakewood
Hammett
Columbia University
Baytown
J. J. Franklin
W. E. Franklin
J. C Schiller
G. H. “Meason
WO. Webber
J. M. Pavers
R. S. Conly
Miss Wilkenson To Address Home Economics Group
Miss Louise Wilkenson, administrator at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital, will speak to the Baytown Home Economics Association Monday at 7 30 pm in the hospital. She will discuss The Community hospital with slides on milk formula technique and is introduced by Mrs HB Stevenson.
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Louise Wilkenson
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Witlpeak
Baytown Home Economies Association
HB. Stevenson
Ruscell le
American Sterilizer Company
Wilkenson
Community Hospital
Oklahoma University
North- Western University
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Missouri
Baytown
San Jacinto Memorial Hospites
Bridal Tea Held For Mrs Phillips
Mrs Clarence Phillips the former Miss Glenna Stark was honored Wednesday with a bridal tea at 226 Lakewood hosted by Mrs J J Koch Mrs Trexler and Mrs B L Ward Assisting Mrs George C Palmer of Houston The tea table featured white stock and eucalyptus while arrangements of sweet peas roses and lis were placed throughout The guests were served punch and cake Mrs Philips received a corsage of white carnations from the hostesses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Phillips
Glenna Stark
John G. Trexler
Lakewood
J. J. Koch
Trexler
B. L. Ward
George C. Palmer
Houston
Betty Matthews Honored At Roseland Park Steak Fry
Betty Matthews REL graduate was feted at a Wednesday party in Roseland Park. Hosts were her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs M A Jordan. After steaks, campfire singing accompanied by Billy Wayne Andrus, guests included Damon Briggs Joyce Barker Allen West Nancy Hatcher Kenneth Norris Charlotte McNulty Paul Holladay Cynthia Moore Billy Andrus Mary Sue Parker Gayle Johnson LaNel Bryant Paul Goodman and Mrs M L Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Matthews
Robert B. Lee
Roseland Park
Mr c
M. A. Jordan
Billy Wayne Andrus
Damon Briggs
Joyce Barker
Allen West
Nancy Hatcher
Kenneth Norris
Charlotte McNulty
Paul Holladay
Cynthia Moore
Billy Andrus
Mary Sue Parker
Gayle Johnson
LaNel Bryant
Paul Goodman
M. L. Matthews Imother
Nellie Brasher Weds P D Morgan in Liberty Ceremony
Nellie Brasher becomes Mrs P D Morgan after a Wednesday ceremony in Liberty performed by County Judge T J Hightower. Mrs Morgan, formerly Nellie Brasher of Baytown, resides at 614 Travis with her husband, formerly of De Quincy Louisiana, who runs a grocery on Causeway Road and works for G BR Reasor Oil Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Morgan
Travis
Liberty
T. J. Hightower
Morgan
Nellie Brasher
Baytown
de Quincy
Louisiana
Miss Soileau Weds Wayne Barfield In Cedar Bayou Home Ceremony
Miss Dorothy Lee Soileau and Wayne L Barfield married in a small home wedding attended by immediate family. Rev E R Burns officiated at the Cedar Bayou residence on Highway 36 with both families and siblings present. Reception followed with carnations roses and a two tier cake. The groom and bride are Cedar Bayou High School alumni and employed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lee Soiléeau
Wayne L. Barfield
E. R. Burns
Cedar Bayou
B. W. Barfield Jr
A. H. Soileau
Barfield
Cedar Bayou High School
Drew's Hardware
Billy Fowler
Edwin Wotipka Is Feted On 24th Birthday
Mrs Edwin Waotipka hosted a birthday party Wednesday at their home for her husband Edwin Wotipka. About 18 guests attended and were served cake and ice cream marking his 24th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Wotipka
Edwin Waotipka
Wotipka
Rabbi Schachtel To Review Book Here April 29
Rabbi Schachtel, leader of Temple Beth Israel Houston, will review The Caine Mutiny by Herman Wouk at 8 p m April 29 in Lee College Auditorium Baytown to benefit the Friends of the Library for Baytown Library acquisitions. More than 100 tickets at $1 each have sold. tickets are handled by Book Review Club, AAUW Baytown Library and Lee College Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbit Hyman Schachtel
Texas
Temple Beth Israel
Houston
Rabbi Schachtel
Friends of the Library
Baytown
Lee College Auditorium
Herman Wou
Abe Rosenzweig
Review Project
Brownie Troop Easter Egg Hunt Planned
A Brownie troop hosts an Easter egg hunt Thursday at the home of Mrs. J. Rawe with leaders Mrs. Wa and others assisting. The event aims to engage local girls in a festive activity and community gathering.
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Mrz
Wa. Welog
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