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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1967
Page
11
Nurserymen and garden centers nationwide will stock four new rose varieties awarded by the American Rose Society in 1967. Bewitched, Gay Princess, Lucky Lady, and Roman Holiday earned All America Rose Selections honors, with Bewitched a fragrant tea rose and Roman Holiday a bright orange floribunda.
Easter Seals unveils spring program for crippled children and adults led by Dr. Jacqueline Gleckler. Arts and crafts on Mondays, tots on Tuesdays, adult club and crafts midweek, with April Tiny Tots events and two April parties. Easter Seal Center in Houston hosts most activities. bowling at centers to be announced. Call JA 24071 for details.
Mrs. Snyder known as the rose lady of Baytown shares rose care and pruning timing. She advises pruning in February or March, proper watering at the base, and six hours of sun daily. Use leaf mold and yard manure as fertilizer, avoid overwatering, and plant new beds in August or September with beds prepared by turning grass into soil. New rose blooms begin late March with best in May.
Mary Tarrant Circle of St. Mark's Methodist Church met at Mrs Roy M Pickering's home to report on the Galveston District meeting held at St Mark's The group discussed the theme Oneness Under God and urged regular participation A May zone meeting in La Porte was noted Mrs M R Bailey led the program on World Religions and World Peace and urged cooperation among faiths A group discussion followed with a center table poster and a Bible marked St Luke 12 A red carnation arrangement and refreshments for 14 members and guest Mrs Lucille Hazelwood were noted.
Robert E. Lee High School prospective graduates Loynnta Beaird Linda Davis Norma Potter Teresa Guest Michelle Kelley and Shirley Tibbets were feted at a home party hosted by Mrs Cecil Anderson A Ming tree displayed miniature diplomas red birds and graduate silhouettes White gloves were given to each honoree About 35 guests including mothers Mrs L F Beaird Mrs Sidney W Kelley Mrs Clarence Davis Mrs Sid Guest and Mrs Charles Tibbets attended Co-hostesses included Mrs Virgil Gordon Mrs Joe Kirkland Mrs Co W Kirkland Mrs Mf Lan nu Mrs Ll T Dickerson and Mrs E L McDaniel
Mr and Mrs Harry Dinwid of New Jersey announce the birth of a son Blake Alan on March 14 at Gulf Coast Hospital. He weighed pounds ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs D D Rogers and Dr and Mrs J A Dinwiddie of Baytown. Great grandparents are Mrs W O Wupperman of Austin and Mrs Emma Rhodes of Palestine.
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