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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1955
Page
4
April 27 Ikewold Garden Club hosts a flower show with garden grown materials. Entries allowed in all arrangements with certain category restrictions and perpetual exhibits. Displays focus on florals, foliage, and garden themes with judging and regional entries.
Winners announced for Tri County art show with names listed and event details including venue and date. Judges awarded top prizes to local students and studios, highlighting regional talent across categories and media.
Everett society notices report Martin of Midland announcing a wedding to a Rev and Mrs at Merardal Bester. Gray and Jeanne Vactin noted as teachers. ceremony attended by Dewey Gray and others. Details on location and affiliations are given in the fragment.
Mrs Barry Green of Waco was honored at a wedding shower with guests including Mr and Mrs Ren neston and Mr cravan of Houston. A table with off-white cloth and floral arrangements held the bridal cake and a centerpiece in the festive setting.
Mrs. Swain hosts First Presbyterian Circle meeting at 1422 Kilgore Road with 17 members present. Prayer calendar observed, Bible study on Hebrews chapter six led by Mira A. Johanson. Program on applying Christian principles in an economic world directed by Mrs. Hugh Steward. Members reported on visits in fellowship of concern and urged to attend the spring Presbyterian serial in Jacinin City.
Thirteen members attended a circle meeting Monday at 2 at the home of Mrs Royce at 162 Harvey. A visitor, Harry Fleisnmen, joined. B. Cox read the program, Jed led prayer, and Aith delivered a talk on Hebrews 6. The program featured George Folkner and a segment on Women Ag Consumers.
Mrs Denson attends a Freeport PTA conference with Crosby principal present. A future PTA meeting set for April 12 at the cafeteria will feature Rev Henry Reseda of Czech Mora Brethren Church on International Relations. Officers for the coming year include Mrs W H taer and others. a barbecue and guest travel to Marshall and Goustan noted.
Mrs RB C Wahrmund led the Bible study from Hebrews 6 for Circle 6. The meeting was held at a hall, with Mrs Ralph James as hostess and Mrs Gene Tedar welcomed as a new member.
Mr and Mrs Exeniel Gray Henson will reside at 268 Ashby following a wedding at St Mark's Methodist Church officiated by Wayne McCloskey. Mrs Henson, formerly Helen Agnes Warner a Baytown registered nurse. The Study Club hosts a guest day Wednesday at 10 am at 713 East Gulf in Mrs A V Ptacek's home.
Wednesday events include Civ Council of Teachers, Commu Univer and American Association of Women at Gardeness Far fame of Mrs. Market Street. Thursday features Grace Methodist church meeting, Phi tours, Writers guild at Community house, Beauceant Assembly at Masonic hall, and Danubria Acres Gardens gathering. Friday marks Friendly Acres Home Demonstration club meeting at Mrs. Spencer residence.
Robert E. Lee students will present a panel discussion Wednesday at a Baytown council meeting. Participants include Eli Laughlin Barbara Mills Ima Jones and Don Elms in a session titled Problems of Youth. The council will meet at 9 26 am led by Mrs. A BR Padgett, president.
Central's Cherub Choir directed by Mrs Yommy Kimball and assistant Mos RE Himsel will perform on TV at 7 pm. The 20-voice choir, dressed in white robes, will sing Tell Be The Baby and other pieces with soloist Charles Cole and pianist Elizabeth Beatrgig. Members include Charles Coleman Jeffery Spang Ricky Boyett Linda Cook and others. the group founded by Mrs BR HK Himbale meets Sundays and has appeared publicly in Bayern.
The Girl Scout Council will meet at 6 32 p m with dinner and an evening program to follow. The event will feature a region overview and camping activities for the 1955 season. Attendees should gather at the Bay to coordinate plans at the Gil Scout office by 4 oclock.
A dinner honored Mr and Mrs Anderson with a formal reception. The reading noted floral arrangements on a lace covered table and guests including Mr and Mrs Steve Drikos and Mr Jerkspur.
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