General WSCS Meeting Slated By Grace Methodist Church Members
Grace Methodist Church hosts a general WSCS meeting on April 24 with circle activities spanning Palm Sunday to Easter. Members discussed Japan religious progress, donated funds for a playground swing set, and planned circle hostings across the Woman's Building with prayers and studies led by multiple members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service of Grace Methodist
W. W. Bland
Phillipines
Deborah Circle
Gayle Bland
R. T. Saterbak
Jerry Brunson
Woman's
Frances Pullen
Elie Brawner
J. B. Arnold
Fritz Lanham
Siest
Japan
J. B. Blackburn
Nora Colvin
Rosewood
Wayne McClurg
Martha Circle
J. PF. DeCell Jr
Wesley House
K. K. Kitchell
Martha
Ruth
Naomi
V. E. Wratten
F. C. Saxon
M. L. Griffith
Asbury Lennox
E. Young
H. H. Nitschmann
Fritz Laham
S. A. Anderson
Luther Choate
Max House
Anderson
C. W. Farr
Mary
Larry Waddell
Lee Horacefield Jr
James Armsworth
John Russell
Hall Turner
Bob Poage
WC. Cavanay
Davénay
Owen Kay
Rebekah
Glyn Taylor
J. M. Bryan
R. T. Barbour
Jack Boyd
Rebecca Stallworth
L. F. McCraw
Jack Walker
N. Barrett
B&PW Plans Gifts and Officers for Year Activities
Baytown Business and Professional Women announced plans to contribute to the American Field Service Chapter and the Gaytown Cerebral Palsy Fund. They elect officers and host a April 25 theater party for Barefoot in the Park at Baytown Little Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
American Field Service
Gaytown
Houston
MET Club
Helen Spencer
Mary Sonmeér
Mary Dahlquist
Jones
Ruth Shannon
R. F P. Morris
Mary Smith
Herman Ash
D. W. Ltinkley
W. H. Lehde
Baytown Community Clubs Schedule This Week
A listings-style notice details meetings and events across Baytown for Tuesday through Saturday. Groups include literacy council, mothers clubs, garden clubs, and professional and civic organizations with times ranging from 7 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Venues include A&M University Mothers Club, University of Houston Student Center, Goose Creek Country Club, and local community buildings and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Literacy Council
A&m University Mothers Club
Rebekah Lodge
J. S. Laramore
Cathy
Citizeng Savings and Loan
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
University of Houston
F.C. Saxon
W. James
Women's Golf Association
Goose Creek
Junior Farm
East
Harris County
Ladies Adviliary of Texan Society of Professional Engineers
Goose Creek Country Club
Minerva Study Club
Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square
Knights of Pythias
Graduation Parties Given For Senior Baytown Girls
High school seniors in Baytown received celebratory parties over the past week. Carol Stepleton was feted at a Tincheer in Tower by Mrs. M. E. Viditine and Mrs. Jerry L. Raney, with guests including Mrs. P. G. Stepleton Sr. and Mrs. P. G. Stepleton Jr. Other events honored Patricia Shell, a Robert E. Lee hopeful, with a punch party at Mrs. C. E. Kirkman’s home and Sarah Kirkman assisting. Connie Donnelly of Sterling High had a Sundae party hosted by Mrs. J. B. Upton, and Susan Busch celebrated with a Doctors Club dinner hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Richard D. Atkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarrelline Carlin Hanes
Williams Garrett Odom
Francis P. Hanes Sr
Vicksburg
Odom
Archie J. Odom
E. Lobit
Cooper High School
Miss
Mississippi State College For Women
Robert E. Lee
Lee College
U.S. Army
Fort Rucker
Ala
Carolyn Jean Mathernes
James Edward Rutledge
Clarence A. Matherne Jr
New Orleans
Edward R. Rutledge
Jack
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Rutledge
Texas Aem University
LSU
Carol Stepleton
M. E. Viditine
Jerry L. Raney
S ‘Nother
P. G. Stepleton
P. G. Stepleton Sr
Rhonda Walker
Sharron Baughman
Pegsy McHenry
Jazy Casey
Sandy May
Psiricia Shell
C. E. Kirkman
Sarah K. Kirkman
Patricia
Connie Donnelly
Sterling High
J. B. Upton
Ray Anderson
Ie. L. McDaniel
Earl Foxworth
Upton
Houston
Susan Busch
Doctors Club
Richard D. Atkins
Ben Daniels
Susan
Julia Rice
Kinney Fitzgerald
A. J. Buseh Jr
Nosis
Births of Roy Jefferson Wood and Cory Dale Hildebrand
Mr and Mrs Emory C Wood announce the birth of a son Roy Jefferson on April 1 at Gulf Coast He weighs pounds 14 ounces He has two brothers Emory Jr Frank Lee and two sisters Joy Sue and Faith Lynn Grandparents J W Plummer of Jacksonville and Oleta M Carter of Holtville Calif and great grandparents Roy E Ohara of Tulsa Okla Jimmy Dale Hildebrand Cory Dale born April 4 at Baytown Hospital weights pounds ounces Grandparents Gus Joe Tomek Baytown and H T Hildebrand Many La
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory C. Wood
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg
Roy Jefferson
Gulf Coast
Emory Jr
Frank Lee
Joy Sue
Faith Lynn
J. W. Plummer
Jacksonville
Oleta M. Carter
Holtville
Calif
Roy E. O'Hara
Tulsa
Okla
Hildebrand
Jimmy Dale Hildebrand
Cory Dale
Baytown Hospital
Gus Joe Tomek
Baytown
H. T. Hildebrand
Many, la
Exhibits Set By ArtLeague
The Art League of Raytown features three one man shows this month. C R Sunshine Miller presents Florals at Brunson Theater and Red Poppies at First National Bank. Mary S Slenn Cunningham shows Waterfront Texas at the Tower. Erlene Casey displays The Golden Gulf Coast at the Holiday Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art League of
Raytown
C. R. Sunshine Miller
Brunson Theater
First National Bank
Texas
Mary isSlenn Cunningham
Golden Gulf Coast
Erlene Casey
Holiday Inn
Baytown
Erlene
Anahuac
Sterling Municipal Library
Jeannie Clapper
Hazel Fortner
Ethyle White
Sissie Burnside Clark
Wolverton
Erma Cox
Susie Peoples
Carlton White
Eva Beebe
Mary Glenn Cunningham
Humble Employees Credit , Union
Art League
Cherrie McClintock
City Council PTA Hears School Progress Report
W D Hinson reported Bay town schools bond funds from May 1967 are funding renovations across 21 schools, with 18 undergoing work from minor to major. Air conditioning and educational television wiring are planned, 114 TV sets delivered, and every school to gain a library or media center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Hinson
Baytown
Dave Transon
Howie
Ashbey Smith
Lamar
Austin
Anson Jones
San Jacinto Unis
Trarson
Council
PTA
L. J. Meismer
G. W. Edwards
Receptor Gammas Elect New Officers
Preceptor Gamma Charter of Beta Sigma Phi elected new officers led by Mrs. Frank Hester as president and Mrs. Harold Sholes as vice president. Mrs. Burnett Johnson serves as secretary and Mrs. Dave Sherron as treasurer with Miss Gwen Wright as city council representative. Founders Day plans discussed. Sherron named general chairman. Sholes to head a committee to expand eligible membership. notices to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Frank Hester
Harold Sholes
Burnett Johnson
Dave Sherron
William Moreno
Gwen Wright
Johnson
Sherron
Birs. Sholes
Fashion bag shapes emphasize soft antique leathers
The article describes fashion bags with roomy, pouchy forms and two tone shading. It highlights mellow antique leathers and soft finishes, narrow strap handles, and accent details like tortoise handles, locks, and shell ornaments for a dainty, refined look.
Bride Elect Honored With Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Sylvia Jean Garrison, bride elect of Michael K McDonald, was feted at a miscellaneous bridal shower in the First Presbyterian Church fellowship hall. Hostesses included Mrs. George Tolleson and others. A pink floral centerpiece graced a lace trimmed table. Each honored guest wore corsages and the honoree received an electric appliance. About 60 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Jean Garrison
Michael K. McDonald
First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall
George Tolleson
R. L. Tolleson
L. L. Pittman
Bruce Barber
A. Lb. Murphy
Gary Ebers
D. M. Merritt
Frank Odom
Walter Odom
Joe Delome
A. H. Walters
Raymond Porter
Sylvester Garrison
Tom Darrinston
Texarkana
D. Ik. McDonald
Lingerie Shower Honors New Bride
A lingerie shower was held at Carel Atkins home honoring the bride Airs Hank DeBruhi. Hostesses were Alice Ball Joyce Maley Cathy Matthews and Cheryl Lewis. Yellow and green decorations carried the color theme. Fifteen guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank DeBruhi
Carel Atkins
Alice Ball
Oyce Maley
Cathy Matthews
Cheryl Lewis
Geen
Baytown fashion outlook on skirt lengths by Alice Feinberg
ALICE FEINBERG of HOUSE OF FASHION urges fashion conscious readers to trust personal fit over trends. She notes short skirts remain dominant for spring, summer, and fall, with midi as a rare daytime option and long forms for evenings. She advises trying on outfits to discover flattering lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Feinberg
House OF Fashion Junior World
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Margaret Kay Rheman
Richard Lee Voran
Lloyd Rheman
Jennings
A.C. Voran
Shreveport
First Methodist Church
Centenary College
Channelview Schools
Vorat
Sam Houston State College
Nell
N. Commerce
Singer
Texas Ave
B&pw
South Carolina
James Henry Hammond
Senate
Kristen Lawless
J. W. Lawless
J. Gulf
L. Cook
W. BE. Lawless
H. T. Hulme
Bunkin
D. 3. Jones
Valley Mills
Wavy
Goose Creek Masonic Hall
Parent - Teacher Association
Gamma Nu
Delta Mappa Gamma
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Craigmont Garden Club
Louis Grand Pre
Hemlock
Sandi SE Party
ArtLeague
City Council
James Conner
Alamo
W. EL. Warner
Jack Curry
Ashbel Smith
J. R. Woods
Hollis LeRue
Bowie
H. D. Hammond
Lama
C. J. Kingsmill
San Jaiito
Austin Richards
Harlem
E. G. Gowen
James Bowie
James Bowie Pta and Reported That 30 Persons Attended. Mrs. M. E. Kilough
Chamber of Commerce
Torey Scarborough
North Main
Baytoon San
Martha Aunt Hemphill Itor
Glena Pfennig
Sun
Baytown Fashion
Carlye
Silo
Texas Avenue
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