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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1967
Page
12
Baytown Garden Club holds a April program at Grace Methodist Church with J Jobs presiding. Members discussed soil preparation for chrysanthemum beds, plant division, and pinching tops by July to encourage branching, with blue ribbons awarded for artistic arrangements and horticulture entries and several members noted as prize winners.
Jeani Rushing and Barbara DeGarmo, prospective graduates of Robert E. Lee High School, were honored with a branch at Mrs. Kelly K McMillin's home. Co hosts included Mrs. Ross Le Techter and Mrs. Joe Keating. Guests included Mrs. Ray Rushing, Mrs. John DeGarmo, mothers of the honorees, plus Kathy Keating June Tec ter, Marky McMillin, Diane DeGarmo and Donna Jean McMillin. Gifts were canvas tote bags and a Mexican theme decorated the setting.
Miss Tina Altman bride elect of Gary Lees was feted at a luncheon hosted in Mrs. Jack Hendersons home with co host Miss Kitty Henderson. Guests included Mrs Max Altman the brides mother and Mrs Rose Altman the grandmothers among others.
Mrs Edwin Summers reviews Edge of Time by Lulu Grace Erdman for the ’39 Study Club Guest Day tea at Mrs R H Pruett’s home. Erdman, a Texan writer in residence at West Texas State College, portrays a late 1800s Texas bride’s life, drought, trail camping, and a rose bush that roots the Wade Callum family.
A visionary monologue expresses alarm at pervasive digitization from social security numbers to ZIP codes and elevator commands. It laments society surrendering privacy to Big Machine, recounting encounters with automated systems and a robot psychiatrist described in a Journal of the American Medical Association report. The piece warns of loss of dignity and human contact as technology expands.
AUSTIN Sp The University of Texas board of regents approved a new approach to physical education for women allowing qualified students to complete three hours instead of four. Eligibility hinges on proficiency in a carry over sport such as tennis bowling or swimming. A written test must score at least 80 before a practical exam can exempt the student from the fourth semester.
Jeanne Keneeny, a prospective spring graduate of Robert E. Lee High School, was honored at a soft drink party hosted at Mrs. L. Hopper's home. Hostesses Mrs. L. Bruce and Mrs. Hop hen presented a graduation book amid greenery and a large soft drink bottle centerpiece. About 20 guests attended.
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