Cooking School Delivers Free Demo At Brunson Theatre
Housewives may enroll next Tuesday and Wednesday for a free cooking school at Brunson Theatre in Houston. A 30 foot trailer brings a live show with a gas range and prizes. Ann Hirlz and Milton Wilson star in a home makers festival featuring recipes and a food appliance display.
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Brunson Theatre
Houston
Zagee Appliance
A. Dry Xchool
Door Visge Bom
Grese
Winnell Simmons
Home Service
Ann Hirlz
Baytown
Milton Wilson
Miss Hills
Two Methodist Circles Visiting In Waller
The Aliie Nunan and Nettie Rather Circle of Grace Methodist Church visit Waller to meet with the local circle. Nettie Rather Circle met at Mrs. H. B. Mangum’s home with eleven members attending as they began the study course The Family, A Christian's Concern led by Mrs. Carrie McDonald. Next meeting will be at Mrs. A Niederhofer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliie Nunan
Nettie Rather
Grace Methodist Church
Waller
Methodist Church
H. B. Mangum
Tawa
Carrie McDonald
J. E. Blackburn
H. C. Robertson
Woman's Page notes Miss Speck wed Masterson
The ceremony united Miss Bettye Jo Speck and Masterson last night. Speck is the daughter of Joe Speck of 402 West 4g, with E. J. Masterson and wife present. The bride wore a de shantung dress with white accessories and carried a white orchid corsage. Sally McAlpin served as maid of honor in a natural linen gown.
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Kuester
Bettye Jo Speck
Masterson
Joe Speck
West
E. J. Masterson
Purster
Hee Flower
Sally McAlpin
George Mills Elected President of Rule Class
George Mills named president of the Golden City Sunday School Class at Canfyotist Church. Officers include Mrs D Tale membership vice, Mrs J T Dickerson treasur er and ministries, Mrs J B Lee fellowship pres ident, and Mrs Clyde Step forward vice president. Wedding details cover a May ceremony at 401 West Fearce with Rodney Masterson as best man. The couple plan a New Orleans trip and reside in Highlands after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoge Miles
Golden
Inday
Can Fyotist Church
Ike
Briarwood
Signat Pew
Mra
D Tale
J. T. Dickerson
Eit Ministries
Trea
J. EB. Lee
Fehgawship Gestident
Clyde
Stepfewardship
Rodney Masterson
Highlands
Norme Holley
Jacl Adams
New Orleans
West Fearce
Robert E. Lee and Lee College
San Jacinto Memoial Hospital
Masterson
Robert E- Lee and Lee College
Earthman Funeral Home
Hill PTA Arts Exhibit Opens at Barvers Hill School
Hill PTA sponsors a fine arts exhibit at the elementary building from Monday through Thursday. The show features 160 of the world’s finest paintings. proceeds benefit the program. Admission 15 cents for children and 25 cents for adults. hours 1 to 8 pm.
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Barvers Hill
Family News Brief From Big Springs Far From Home
A fragment reports the Strong family, including their small son, traveling yesterday from 509 Rua to 2 Tekan 8 Big Springs Dallas. Mrs Strong’s brother is in force at Big Springs, with Cavern mentioned in connection.
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Strong
J. T
Big Springs
Dallas
Desde
Mra
Homemakers Class Picnic Egg Hunt Planned
The Homemakers Class of Second Baptist Church will hold a picnic and egg hunt at Roseland Park on April 8. Ten members attended the recent meeting at Mrs. F A Hutchins’s home, with Mrs. Clift Boyer giving the devotional and Mrs. George Ross leading prayer. The next meeting is set for April 29 at Mrs. Eddie Hodges’s home.
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Second’ Baptist Church
Roseland Park
Thuiradey
Mra
F. A. Hutchins
Peggy
Clift Boyer
George Ross
Eddie Hodges
East Republic
R. J. Morgan
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Donald Derritt
A stork shower was given Thursday in the Phenix Room honoring Mrs. Donald Derritt. Hostesses were Mrs. W. Eckert and Mrs. Tommy Bearden. Tiny dolls served as favors with ice cream and cupcakes in pink and blue. Attendees included Mrs. D. Q. Gartledge, Mrs. Henry Juetz, Mrs. K. A. Sieber, Mrs. H. E. Black, Mrs. RJ. Derrett, Mrs. J. Reed, Mrs. Beverly Nuzen, Mrs. A. E. Bobbitt, Miss Bobbie Morgan, and Miss Loretta Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Derritt
Phenix
J. &. Reed
Beverly Nuzen
A. E. Bobbitt
Bobbie Morgan
Lorettx Black
Leader Of Lillie Jordan Circle Delivers Church Lesson
Mrs. Bonner led the Lillie Jordan Circle of Grace Methodist Church in a Thursday lesson from The Family A Christian's Concern. Mrs. W. D. Rogers gave the devotional Why Weepest Thou and Mrs. A. W. Costley conducted prayer. Eight members attended. next session meets April 17 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bonner
Lillie Jordan
Grace Methodist Church
Christan
W. D. Rogers
Joy Walker and Wayne Tucker Tie Stewards Heights Wedding
Joy Walker and Wayne Lee Tucker wed at Stewart Heights Baptist Church in a candlelight ceremony at 7 pm. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Walker, wore a satin gown with seed pearl veil, and orchid on a White Bible. The groom’s family includes Fort Worth and Weatherford connections. Rev. Clifton Ex. Smith officiated. A reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple departed for a brief wedding trip.
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Stewart Heights Baptist Church
Marilyn Padgett
Joe Jinks
Houston
Martha Baldridge
Lois Mason
Jack Blackwell
Waco
B. B. Tucker
Fort Worth
M. R. Tucker
Weatherford
A. A. Tucker Jr
Lavier Wells
San Antonio
Martha Kay Jones
Don’ Smith
Sharon Kay Waller
Baytown
Butch
Danny Walker
Tucker
Baylor University
Westherford High School
Calendar highlights from Cedar Bayou and area groups
Monday events include Cedar Bayou Band Club at 7 pm Goose Creek Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall at 7 pm St Annes Guild of Trinity Episcopal Guild Room 3 pm Home Economies Association at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital 7 30 pm Circles 1 2 3 4 5 6 of First Presbyterian Church meet at various homes and halls Circle 3 at 419 West Lobit Circle 5 at 3303 Missouri Circle 6 at 412 Scarlett 7 30 pm Girl Scout Leaders Club at Grace Methodist Church Scout Hall 9 30 am.
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Cedar Bayou
Goose Creek
Order of the Eastern Star
St. Anne’s Guild of
Trinity Episcopal
Home Economies ’Association
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Cirela
First Presbyterian Church
R. H. Sinclair
Bay Ridge Road
la Porte
Paul Pickel
West Lobit
LaVerne McCullough
Missouri
Beaugh Addresses Danubina Garden Club Meeting
Mrs Beaugh delivered two talks on garden federations at the Danubina Acres Garden Club meeting held at the home of Mr and Mrs Jimmy McMurrough 1807 Wright Boulevard Dave Perish president conducted the session The club plans to meet April 13 at the home of Mr and Mrs Parish 1704 Wright Boulevard.
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Bruce Beaugh
Danubina Acres
Linda Emanuel Honored At Tea By REL Senior Class
Linda Emanuel a REL senior and future Robert E. Lee graduate was honored at a tea hosted by Mrs. Fred Hederhorst at 14 Crow Road. Guests chose careers from nursing to college, displayed with a miniature college in the dining room and dolls in cap and gown.
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Misa Linda Sue Emanuel
Robert B. Lee High School
Fred Hederhorst
Crow Road
Hederhorst
Doli
Lamont Emanuel
Miss Emanuel
Léon Emanuel
Ned Fisher
Leon Bonds
Fred Treadney
Archie Colburn
Nancy Emanuel
Tempest to Return in Baytown by London Repertory Company
The London Repertory Company touring three other plays in a Baytown show titled Three Plays With Music. The Tempest will be staged April 16 at 4 p.m. in the Lee College auditorium with John Hilwill portraying Prospero. Co-sponsored by the American Association of University Women and Lee College.
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Shakespeare
Baytown
London Repertory Company
Touring Players Inc
Lee College Suditarium
Rachel Field
Londonderry Air
Tride Stein
Brewsie
Wilsie
Mrs. Mowatt
Turmont
American Association
of University Women
Lea College
John Hil Wil
Prospero
Mrs Casey Re-Elected President of Bayou WSCS
Mrs R E Casey was re elected president of the Cedar Bayou Woman's Society of Christian Service and will take office in June. Other officers chosen include C L Williams as vice president secretary Floyd Burns treasurer B E Lounsberry promotion secretary W T Bucch spiritual life leader S H Brooks secretary of church relations and social activities Eugene Fowler supervising secretarial supplies Ellis Smith secretary of Christian social relations and focal church activities J C Rabin children's work A V Haynes youth activities F L Johnson student secretary B E Deshdng status of Women and second C Fisher church publications Circle chairmen Ivy Smith Louise Hines Buck Endels Charley Enderif and SA Wilbite. Members planned sunrise Easter service and youth breakfast with Mrs Johnson in charge. Busch led the program with a sacrificial meal offering.
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R. E. Casey
Ceder Bayou
Bucch
S. H. Brooks
Eugene Fowler
Ellis Smith
J. C. Rabin
A. V. Haynes
F. L. Johnson
B. EB. Deshdng
C. Fisher
Circlé
Ivy Smith
Louise Hines
Buck Endels
Charley Enderif
SA. Wilbite
WSCS
Johnson
Busch
Rebecca Class Studies What Baptists Believe
The Rebecca Sunday School Class of Wooster Baptist Church met Thursday at 137 Mapleton Avenue hosted by Mrs R J Grimes with co host Mrs George Kaierla. Mrs W H Williams led devotional on Baptist beliefs and Mrs W B Brown ran the meeting with piano by Mrs B E Tate. Mrs Fletcher Erwin opened with prayer as reports from several members were given. Lunch for 16 members and two visitors followed.
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Rebecca
Wooster Baptist Church
R. J. Grimes
Mapleton Avenue
George Kaierla
W. H. Williams
W. B. Brown
BE. R. Tate
Fletcher Erwin
Crimes
Broom
B. W. Gitte
Williams
C. & Tharp
Vota Vita Class Meeting at Mrs Andersons Home
The Vota Vita Class of Baptist Temple will meet at 7 30 pm on April 17 at Mrs B D Anderson 516 Stimason. The Thursday session opened with a prayer by Mrs Dr Gore in her Cedar Bayou Road home and featured a devotional on love. The class plans twice monthly meetings and drew names for Secret Pals. The Sunshine Sisters will be revealed at a May 1 class distrancheon meeting. Mrs Ed Lehre closed with another prayer as seven members enjoyed punch and cookies.
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Vota Vita
Baptist Temple
B.D. Anderson
Stimason
Dr. Gore
Cedar Bayou
Road
Ed. Lehre
Too Much Exactitude In Bridge Bidding Prompts Debate
A columnist analyzes in bridge bidding the risk of overdisclosure with a six card and a four card suit. South misread North after a heart fit and a spade declaration leading to a doomed grand slam. The piece then asks readers what two main advantages exist for an immediate bid over a takeout double when facing a weakened hand.
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South
North
Service League to Register X Ray Patients in Baytown
The Women's Service League plans to have applicants registered for tuberculosis x rays when a mobile unit arrives in Baytown next week. Members met at Mrs. William E. Marshall's home to assign two-hour shifts and locations, adopt a shoulder emblem, and pledge six oak trees to Lee College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Service League
Baytown
William E. Marshall
Harvey
Lee College
League
W. H. Bridges
National Association of Junior Auxiliaries
New Orleans
Three OES Members Attend Liberty Banquet
Mrs. Dal Grigg Mrs. Sara Blevins and Mrs. Jettie Hinton attended a Thursday night banquet in Hall honoring Mrs. Opal Shelton of Liberty. About 50 women were present at the Goose Creek Order of the Eastern Star event. Mrs. Grigg serves as the worthy matron.
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Dal Grigg
Sara Blevins
Jettie Hinton
Opal Shelton
Liberty
Baytonians
Goose Creek
Grigg
Health lecture and safety talk at Women's Club meeting
Mrs. Porter discussed health using a body and tree analogy noting that proper diet and protein delay degeneration while rest aids prevention. Mrs. Hawkins spoke on national defense and civil defense readiness including first aid, blood donations, and a goal of 15 million trained workers.
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J.T. Parker
M. MM. Carter
North Jones
Lt. A. Hawkins
Porter
United States
Russia
West Columbia
Sylvia Harrington
Rainbow Girls Observe Founder's Day at Trinity Church
Rainbow Girls will observe founder's day and attend Trinity Episcopal Church in Goose Creek. Members and advisory board under Mrs J A Massey will meet in front of the church at 10 45 am. The event invites girls and advisory board to join the observance.
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Rainbow Girls
Atiding Church
Goose Creek
Trinity Episcopal Church
J. A. Massey
Weather-proofing cracked glass with shellac inside
A cracked pane can be weather-proofed with a coat of fresh white shellac on the inside. The vision remains unobstructed, breezes and rain are kept out, and the pane can be replaced.
Easter Parade For Children Rehearsal Set At Cedar Bayou school
Rehearsals for the Easter Parade a children fashion show will be at 3 p m tomorrow in Cedar Bayou school auditorium. All children to 12 invited to enter with a 25 cent admission and a new Easter outfit. The parade begins at 7 30 p m Tuesday with 10 cent child and 25 cent adult admission. Call 9301 2434 or 2780 to enter. Proceeds fund Cedar Bayou Methodist Church Wesleyan Service Guild charitable work. Mrs Noma Hatchell leads the event.
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Cedar Bayou School
Cedar Bayou
Mrs Bramlett Is Party Honoree At South Fourth Party
Mrs Bramlett was the honoree Thursday night at a cake party hosted by Mrs Tommy Rochelle at 704 South Fourth Street. The guest list included Miss Louise Kloesel Miss Peggy Thomas and many others. The honoree planned to leave today to join her husband PFC Bramlett stationed at Keesler Air Force Base Biloxi Milas.
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Billy Gene Bramlett
Tommy Rochelle
South Fourth
Pfc. Bramlett
Keesler Air Force Base
Biloxi
Milas
Louise Kloesel
Peggy Thomas
Glenda Beltz
Billy Fortinberry
Pete Keith
Jack Wilson Jr
James Weaver
Howard Lee Jr
Edward Lee Parker
T. G. Steepleton
Rochelle
Mrs Keith To Review Our Town At Meeting
Mrs Pan Keith will review Our Town at the Reviewer Club annual tea set for 2 p.m. April 17 in the Community House. Tickets for the book review by Rabbi Hymen Schachtel were distributed at the last meeting to raise funds for Baytown Library. The program also featured a review of Dance to the Piper by Agnes DeMille, noted as the dancer and choreographer of Rodeo.
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Pan Keith
Eherton
Gam. Tmmunity House
Bouse
Hymen Schachtel
Geil
Baytown Library
Agnes DeMille
R. D. Dyer
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Bonner
The
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Meer Florist and Greenhouse
Joy Walker
W. L. Tucker
Stewart Heights
Wayne Lee Tucker
Parker Phote
Mrs. Beaugh
Danubina Garden Club
Linda Emanuel
Rel
Ronald Edward
J. P. Rogers
Lindberg
Pierre Rogers
Jasper
C. B. Bright
Ashland
Mississppi
É Touring Players Inc
Saturday Evening Post
Ronald Edward Rogers
Central Press
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Service League
S. P. Weaver
Hugh Echols
Franz Goss
West James
Marshall
Joe O. Huggins
OES
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East Texas Shop
Oy Trene
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