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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1966
Page
6
A medical warning argues back pain stems from an inactive lifestyle and imbalanced muscles. Dr. Hans Kraus notes half of Americans are under exercised, urging a gradual daily exercise routine to build muscle tone and ease pain without overdoing it.
Baytown Junior Forum staged a games party at Knights of Columbus Hall with a Dean's Ladies Wear style show. Guests admired spring ensembles by Marilyn Sandhop and others, while prizes and cakes were awarded to club members and attendees.
Debbie Hill, a prospective spring graduate of Robert E. Lee, was honored at a luncheon hosted in the home of Mrs. Ivan Pavias. Grandmothers Mrs. C. W. Hill and Mrs. C. RB. Priest gave a wristwatch. guests included her mother Mrs. John H. Hill and friends. hostesses gifted two Winston Churchill volumes.
Nancy Thompson prospective Robert E. Lee High School graduate was honored with a spring theme party at Mrs. N. D. Thompson's home. Hostesses Mrs. H. S. Smith and Mrs. W. G. Weaver Jr. presented a white purse and gloves to the honoree. Flower favors included a miniature umbrella for each of 35 guests.
Bertie Lee Taylor and Walter Bennett Flanagan exchanged nuptial vows April 1 at the First Christian Church in a double ring ceremony. Rev. GO E Pendleton officiated as families and friends attended. The reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. They will reside in Seattle after a Los Angeles honeymoon.
A home horticulture briefing warns many common plants can be deadly if ingested by children. It lists oleander, mountain laurel, poinsettia, mistletoe berries, peach and potato leaves, tomato foliage, castor beans, hyacinth, narcissus, daffodil, dumb cane, elephant ear, larkspur, monkshood, autumn crocus, star of Bethlehem, lily of the valley, iris, foxglove, daphne berries, wisteria seeds, golden chain, jessamine, lantana berries, and yew as hazardous. Keep plants away from small children and never feed or taste unknown berries. If ingestion occurs, seek doctor care. avoid inducing vomiting.
A Baytown Sun readers' page presents Helen Help Us with letters from Brad about college fears and a teen asking about journalism. It showcases guidance on college choices, career perceptions of reporters, and a call for reader suggestions on lighter pranks, ending with guidance to send questions to the column for help.
Baking guidance notes add raisins about thirty minutes before finish. Extended simmering can lead to curdling of the mixture.
Mrs C A Young and David of 1200 MN Eighth and Mrs H J Davis Sr and Jay Belle of 813 N First recently visited Hodges Gardens in Kisabchle Hills Western Louisiana. Other Baytonians seen at Hodges Gardens near Many La included Mr and Mrs E A Wright and Laura Gene of 702 Lindenwood.
Baytown writer Alice Feinberg shares a cherished friendship with Joy Stephens and Paul Stephens. Joy reports planting trees in Feinberg and her mother’s names in Beersheba, a gesture the author treasures as a symbol of brotherhood across faiths during Easter and Passover.
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