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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1972
Page
14
Meat and poultry dominate family food budgets yet offer hearty nutrition. A wide variety lets families plan meals from slow homemade dishes to quick convenience products. USDA inspection services assure wholesomeness and safety of these items.
The Panel of American Women formed by four Houston women from Catholic Jewish Mexican American and white Protestant backgrounds spoke at the League of Women Voters March program attended by about sixty members and guests at St Mark's Methodist Church. Panelists discussed life background goals and achievements and noted quotes on conscience justice and prejudice. New officers were elected with Mrs Frank C Ernhart serving a second term as president and a slate of vice presidents secretary and directors announced.
The Mary Tarrant Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service met in the church parlor with Mrs. D. A. Wight presiding. Rev. Harry N. Holmes spoke on Drug Reclamation Programs, highlighting Our House efforts. Mrs. Louis B. Traverso distributed refreshments.
Twenty three members attended as Mrs D W Alpha presided over the Porcelain Guild's March gathering at the Community Building. Mrs Co Avner was elected president with Mrs A R Bohannon Jr vice president and Mrs R P Triche secretary and Mrs W K Puckett treasurer. Hostesses were Mrs H J Greer and Mrs Bohannon. Hallis of Houston presented the program with an afternoon workshop of scenes and second firings. The Guild tea will be held in May at Bepp Fish’s home. Be Rarpe of Houston, owner of Be China Shop, will speak at the April 25 meeting at the Community Building.
Mr and Mrs Thomas W Otto of Austin announce the birth of Kristin Elizabeth Otto on March 29. She weighed 8 pounds and berat ounces. Grandparents are Lonnie Otto of Baytown and Don Borron of Austin. Great grandparents include Frank Corkdale of Cajon, California and George Seitzmeyer of Cranford, New Jersey.
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