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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1965
Page
10
Quick Easter breakfast feature for Lemon French Toast with Blueberry Sauce. Dense instructions describe dipping bread in a lemon scented custard, frying until golden, and topping with a warm blueberry sauce. Includes ingredients like sliced white bread, eggs, milk, lemon rind, butter, and berries for four servings.
A home reception for Sally Powers and Sally Sharp featured diplomas on drink bottles with red ribbons as favors and silver picture frames for each honoree. Mrs J Powers attended along with other guests. the event included decorative mums and silhouettes, noting the festive, casual college-ward mood.
Monday meetings of the Gold Chapter at 7 pm and the San Jacinto Chapter of the National Secretaries Association at Citizens National Bank. Tuesday gatherings include Dabney Goodwin Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at 1:30 pm and various groups meeting at banks, churches, and clubs with times listed.
Easter lilies arrive in white fragrant blooms in red clay pots as florists stock up. Best to order from 5 to 10 days before Easter to ensure buds open precisely for the holiday. They need ample water but dislike wet feet, so porous clay containers are essential.
The Wooster Garden Club will gather at 9 a.m. Thursday at 108 W. Bayshore Drive, the home of Mrs. C. H. Bone. Mrs. M. A. Jones will present a program on "Litterbugeing" and Mrs. K. H. Thomas will give the thought for the day. Members are urged to bring fresh power arrangements.
Mrs. Jewell Homan hosted the Cootlette Club where eight members attended and Adda Coprie collected prizes. Special guest Miss Ann Linmney visited her grandmother Mrs. Ed Dennings. Charity bridge events and Lola Class notes occurred at Houston Bridge House and Wooster Baptist Church, with several local winners named and plans for upcoming meetings.
Mrs Mary Clements chaired the hostess team for an evening event featuring fiesta music and currant jelly rolls. Mrs Helga Hatchell, president, led the business meeting while Miss Eula Potter oversaw the program. Richard Craig, son of C R Craig, has been elected to Howard Payne College student senate and pursues a musical career as pianist and accompanist with Gamma Sigma Phi.
About 25 teachers and officers of the Sunday School Department of the Central Assembly of God were honored during an Appreciation and Business Meeting. Mrs. Gayle Matthews gave the invocation. The group discussed past and future goals and commended officers and teachers for the year’s achievements. A white cake with red roses spelled Working with God. Refreshments included cake coffee iced tea cookies and salted nuts served by Mrs. Jewel Gilsten. The gathering closed with group prayer for the church’s future needs.
Ladies Auxiliary to the Woolster Volunteer Fire Department held a Tuesday night gathering at Mrs. James Boyd home to select secret fire buddies. Mrs. F B Whitten won the door prize. revealing luncheon set for Friday at Scotties Barbeque and new buddy names drawn. Next meeting slated for May 46 at Mrs. Lovie Bishops home 103 Yaupon.
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