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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1961
Page
9
Mrs. W. 5S. MacKinnon was chosen president of St. Joseph's Altar Society at a meeting held in St. Joseph's Catholic Church rectory. Officers named include Frank Boudreaux as vice president and Fred J. Kana Jr. as secretary.
Baytown City Council of Parents and Teachers schedules a clothing drive from April 24 to 28 and a mental health program on May 4 with a Houston panel. Mrs. H. L. Wert named alternate delegate to the district PTA conference April 19-20 at Shamrock in Houston. Nine life memberships pledged at Community House meeting. awards later. A film, Family Circles, shown. May meeting will include a school of instruction and officers installed.
Mrs M L Bishop led the royal service program Prayer and Missions at Eunice Parker Circle Memorial Baptist Church Wednesday. Nine members and one visitor Mrs Joe W Crumpler attended with Mrs F B Pruett serving coffee and cake. Mrs G R Boodgood will host the 10 a.m. April 12 meeting.
Beta Sigma Phi chapters Rho Zeta Kappa Kappa and Xi Gamma Chi organize a Mothers Day Tea from 2 30 to 4 30 p m May 7 at Mrs Theo Wilburn 1400 FE Texas chair Mrs Eddie Gray leads the event Founders Day Banquet is set for April 29 marking the 1931 Kansas City birth of the international club State BSP Convention runs May 26 to 28 in Galveston BSP city council meets April 10 at Mrs Noah Smith 515 Harold Lane rushees receive pledge and jewels rites with Mrs Paul Parkinson and several members presenting roses and gifts next meeting April 17 at 511 Lloyd Lane.
Eastside Baptist circles will hold a program and church kitchen shower at 7 p.m. Monday. All women of the church are asked to attend. No circle meetings will be held the next day. Mrs. A. A. Gibbons hosted Mary Leigh Circle Tuesday night. The devotional was given by several members. A new member, Mrs. W. H. Deason, became circle prayer chairman.
W W Bland head council presides as new officers include Mr and Mrs Leon Mc Craw first vice president Hobart Enoch second vice president J R Ferguson third vice president Eddie Heintschel secretary J K R Buckner treasurer Edward Conway publicity Frank Thompson and J M Richards hospitality The council sponsors Teen Canteen dance club for HM students.
Readers in Baytonian areas are invited to share unique hobbies and collections for a potential feature. Submissions may include art objects, hummingbird wings, rare coins, stamps, unusual plants, or handiwork. Include contact details for the hobby editor at JU 2.8302.
Patricia Fanestiel and Julian Zientek announce their wedding set for 9 30 am Saturday at St Josephs Catholic Church with Rev Denis Kennedy officiating. Miss Evarisla Zieniek maid of honor. bridesmaids include Lucy Zieniek and Katy Macha. Leonard Cegewski best man. groomsmen Ellucus Mazurkiewicz and Edward Ziestoly. Ushers Nick Fanestiel and Dominique Zientek. Reception at Knights of Columbus Hall. Parents: Mr and Mrs L H Fanestiel of 2113 New Jersey and Mr and Mrs Joe Zientek of Chapel Hill.
Thursday events include Baytown Grandmothers at 1 38 p m in the Optimist Building and Kappa Kappa Beta Sigma Phi at 7 30 p m at the Community House. DeZavala PTA meets at 7 3 p m at the school followed by Thursday Forum with Mrs L W Nelly at 913 N Ashbel. Friday Service League at 9 30 a m with Mrs John Henderson 104 Merrilane Woman's Club at 2 30 p m with Mrs R T Barbour 44 N Whit Trinity Guild Silver Tea at 2 p m with Mrs M L Snyder OL Bayway Dr Roaring Twenties Forty at 9 p m Humble Country Chic. Saturday Womanless Wedding sponsored by Beacon Class St John’s Methodist Church at 7 20 p m James Bowie Elementary School Cub Scout Kalty Day all day at Camp Reber. Some 2 to 30 per cent of all American adults are over weight.
Piano students of Mrs. Ray L. Spear will perform in two 7 30 p m recitals at Trinity Episcopal Parish House. Monday night features Elizabeth Martin Kathryn Brantley Jamie Thaman Debbie Boatright Debbie Phillips Lynda Magee Sera Ramsey Carol Cox Ted Watson Wendy Felkner Patty Cox Cynthia Woods Carolyn Felkner Royce Anne Marshall Donna French Billy Harrington Susan Massey Nancy Kay Smith. Tuesday night includes Elizabeth Jones Sally Powers Jan Seamans Sharon Woods Lucie Lee Curtiss Anne Harris Pam Spuhier Allison Walsh Diana Phillips Peggy Wadley Mary Cornel. Public attendance is welcome. Coconut chips are made from thinly shaved fresh coconut meats roasted at a very low temperature for hours. the brown skin need not be removed when preparing the coconut.
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