Book Review Club Meets Mrs. W. Ufrey on The People on Second Street
Jenny Moore's book follows eight years of the Moores and two Episcopal priests living in a crumbling three story rectory on Second Street Jersey City. The tale covers care for the poor and community life with laughter and sorrow, showing how love can change neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. £. Ufrey
Second Street
Jenny Moore
The
Book Review Club
Americana
Ilfrey
Former Resident Is Married in Galveston
Mr and Mrs Fred L McClurg Jr are at home in Galveston after their marriage on February 15 at Grace Episcopal Church. The bride Linda Kitchen is a Galveston native and nurse at John Sealy Hospital. The groom Fred L McClurg Sr of Houston is interning at John Sealy. Guests include Baytown relatives and the couple honeymooned in Acapulco Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred LaDon McClurg Jr
Galveston
Grace Episcopal Church
Linda Kitchen
Francis V. Kitchen
Hilda Kitchen
Fred L. McClurg
Houston
Ottawa Civic Hospital School of Nursing
John Sealy Hospital
Atteunded
Lee College
Southwestern University
Georgetown
University of Texas Medical School
John Sealy
Fred C. McClurg
Baytown
R. W. McClurg
Mike
Patti
Mrs. McClurg
Acapulcs, Mexico
Bride Elect Cheryl Stoerner Showered at Ball Home
Cheryl Stoerner bride elect of Allen Tomlinson was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. H. C. Ball and several hostesses. Pink daisies adorned the serving table, with a silver coffee service and punch service as decorations. Sixty guests attended, including out-of-town visitors Mrs. H. G. Walker and Mrs. Oswald Stoerner of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Stoerner
Allen Tomlinson
H. C. Ball
W. H. Whitten
C. W. Kennedy
A. J. Clayton
M. N. Bishop
E.D. Haney
Marvin Lyons
V. C. Howell
Milton Lyons
A. KR
Ubik
George
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church Elects Officers At Meeting
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church elected officers at the April meeting. Officers include Mrs J O Sims as president and Mrs E R Donnelly as vice president. Circle chairmen and bazaar coordinators were named along with committee heads for program areas. Mrs Sims presided as Joy Circle provided sweets for twenty members and two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service of
Cedar Bayou
Fisher
Roy Weston
W. T. Hardison
H.brooks
B. W. Gunn
F. M. Moyers
W. E. Smith
Annie Dean
Ft. Lupton
Col
J. A. McCollum
Madisonville
Powers Home Wins Garden Award in Local Civic Contest
Mr and Mrs C H Powers at 1604 me Lee win Yard of the Month from Eva Maud Civic Association for spring beauty. E L Wilson notes neat overall appearance with bells of Ireland calendulas snapdragons petunias pansies oxalis and tree surrounds. Plant exchange is planned later this month with date to be announced at 1900 McFarland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Powers
Lee
Eva Maud Civic Association
Sirs.e. L. Wilson
Ireland
Meeting of Grandmothers Club Attended by 21 Members
Twenty members and a guest, Jarina Lee Jones, attended the Grandmothers Club business meeting and games party at the Community Building. Mrs. J J Lisenbee gave the opening prayer, Mrs. Eileen Taylor presided and read thank you cards from the Leart Fund, the Society for Crippled Children and Maude Culver. The annual dinner is set for May 14. Refreshments were served by Mrs. E C Williams, Mrs. Wyrble LaFitle and Mrs. Nora Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarina Lee Jones
Grandmothers Clun
JJ. J. Lisenbee
Eileen Taylor
Leart Fund
Society For Crippled Children
Maude Culver
Women Golfers Chip To Flag At Goose Creek
Women golfers at Goose Creek Country Club played for chips within the flag stick on Thursday. In group A nine hole flight Dot Rosenaweig won, group B nine hole championship flight saw Barbara Hinds and Lois Strawn win, Chris Meister won first flight, Charlotte Henderson second flight, Mary Ann Lavell won a ball for pitching in the circle, Joann York set pace for the monthly low net. Kristi Jan Phillips, daughter of Mr and Mrs Larry Phillips of 2406 Kilgore, celebrates her second birthday Monday with a party at home with grandparents Len Bryant Raytown Zeb Phillips Columbia S C great grandparents AY W C Bryant Darby Houston, and great great grandmother Mrs Rebecca Minter of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Creek Country Club
Dot Rosenaweig
Barbara Hinds
Lois Strawn
Chris Meister
Charlotte Henderson
Mary Ann Lavell
Joann York
Kristi Jan Phillips
Larry Phillips
Kilgore
Mes. Len Bryant
Raytown
Zeb Phillips
Columbia
S.C
AY. C. Bryant
C. 4. Darby
Houston
Rebecca Minter
H Houston
Eastern Stars Honor Chamblees at Spring Tea
Goose Creek Chapter of Eastern Stars honored Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Chamblee with a Spring tea at the Curtis home. Conductor Mrs. E. W. Buelow oversaw arrangements with Past Worthy Matrons assisting. Easter theme decorations and corsages greeted about 190 guests. orchid corsages presented to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Creek
Eastern Stars
E. J. Chamblee
G. W. Curtis
E. W. Buelow
Jettie Hinton
Preston Miller
Bobby Nunn
James Boyer
R. C. Read
Ray Morgan
Dal Grigg
R. A. Jones
M. D. Rose
Chamblee
Curtis
Sorrell DAR Self Meeting Highlights in Houston
Samuel Sorrell Chapter DAR will meet at 9 30 a.m. Thursday April 10 at the Briar Club with Mrs. Stewart Morris DAR Museum chairman speaking on Museum in Washington and Mrs. J F Warren reporting on the Fort Worth state conference Luncheon reservations are taken by Mrs H Reddicliffe and Mrs Carrol Hunt The Heritage Tea was held Wednesday at Mrs James C Shindler’s Houston home greeting guests included regent Carol F Hunt regent elect Claire McElroy vice president general Walter G Dick honorary state regent E R Barrow state recording secretary Ford Hub bard and state corresponding secretary Georgia B Edman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Sorrell
DAR
Briar Club
Stewart Morris
DAR Museum
Washington
J. F. Warren
Fort Worth
H. Reddicliffe
Carrol Hunt
James C. Shindler
Houston
Carol F. Hunt
Claire McElroy
Walter G. Dick
Texas
E. R. Barrow
Ford Hubbard
Georgia B. Edman
Officers Elected by Kappa Kappa Chapter March Meeting
Kappa Kappa chapter elected officers at the March session with Mrs. Glen Stansberry as president and Leslie Gray and Pete Hawkins as vice presidents. Secretaries are Buddy Barber and Doug Bell, with Ray McKee as treasurer and Mike Neff as city council member. Oyster fry served 2,600 people. program titled To See and To Know featured Mrs. Roy Forrester and others.
CYO Plans Spring Dance at Knights of Columbus Hall
The Catholic Youth Organization of St. Joseph's Church schedules a semi formal dance from 4 pm to midnight on April 25 at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Proceeds benefit the Crippled Children's Fund. Tickets available from Maria Sanchez and Thomas Girar, president, at 427 3878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Youth Organization of
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus Hall
Crippled Children's Fund
Maria Sanchez
Thomas Girar
Durene Inman and Richard White Tie at Christ United
Durene Inman and Richard White exchanged vows Saturday at Christ United Church Cypress with Rev Fidel Aragon officiating. The bride daughter of J D Inman Houston and the groom son of R D White Lafayette La. They will reside in Baytown after a mission city Mexico honeymoon. The bride a North Texas State University alumna and the groom a LSU graduate employed at Enjay Chemical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Durene Inman
Richard William White
Christ United Church
Cypress
J. D. Inman
Houston
R. D. White
Lafayette
Fidel Aragon
Jean Venable
William B. Mixon
W. C. Cook
Garland
Joe EB. Barnes
San Antonio
Brenda Inman
Venice
Roy H. Johnson
J. &. Barnes
Katherine Scott
Ray H. Johnson
Yvonne Drozd
Richardson
5. M. White
Alexandria
Mistion City
Mex
Baytown
North Texas State University
Louisiana
April Meeting Set By UDC Chapter
Mrs Winnie Elfmann will host the Luin Roark chapter meeting of the United Daughters of the Confederacy in April. At the March gathering Mrs R R Ball spoke on Southern Folk Lore and Folk Music describing myths legends proverbs omens ballads and more as the basis of Southern folklore. The business meeting was conducted by president Mrs R A Brame with a vote to provide booklets on The Correct Use of Flags to Lee College and Highlands Junior High School libraries to mark Confederate Memorial Day. A report on the District meeting was given and Mrs Lou Holland was welcomed as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Elfmann
Luin-Roark
United Daughters of the Confederacy
R. R. Ball
Roy Long
R. A. Brame
Lee College
Highlands
Lou Holland
Woman's Club Plans April Meeting Hostess Named
Mrs. W. L. Ward will host the April 11 Woman's Club gathering at her home. The March meeting at Mrs. C. J. Barley's home featured opening prayer by Mrs. Jack Bridges and a program by Mrs. G. L. Moody on interpreting the club's community purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Ward
James
Woman's Club
C. J. Barley
Jack Bridges
G. L. Moody
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Moody
Baytown
Gunn
W. H. Wiliams
Floyd Bengtson
Gladys Barbour
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Johnny Bush
A. Hurst
Burton Burris
Robert White
Robert Kerr
D. G. Longacre
Hobart Enouh
IL. N. Moseley Jr
V. Ptacek
Myles Keller
Fritz Lanham
CLUB
E. £. Kirkham
Wade Callam
Robert Peterson
Marvin Martin
Book Review
Wilder
NL Prue
Powers
Grandmothers Club
E.C. Williams
Wyrble LaFitle
Nora Cook
Kappa Kappa
Cyo
Durene Inman
UDC
Che Baytoum
Sim Woman's World
Martha Awm Hemphill
Glena Pfennig
Sterling
Gorham
Gorham Sterling
21 Gorham Sterling Designs
GES Sterling
Robson
Raerons
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