Easter Egg Tree Craft A Family Tradition
A colorful Easter egg tree created by Mrs. Jackson and her daughter Mrs. Rodney Masterson decorates with egg shells, balloons, candy, and tiny figures. They dye shells pastel shades, thread yarn for hair, and attach eggs to branches using wires, preserving the display for future celebrations.
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Humpty
Dumpty
Leggs
Alice
W.C. Jackson
Mrs.Whiskers
Jackson
Melanie
Mickey Masterson
W. C. Jackson
Free Jackson
Rodney Masterson
Alabama GA Worker To Speak Here
The Quarterly Fellowship Meeting of Woman's Missionary Union begins at 9 a.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church Mont Belvieu with Katharine Bryan of Birmingham as guest speaker. A birthday observance marks GA's 50th anniversary, followed by a 10:15 a.m. conference led by association officers. A GA recognition service and special music by Mrs Vincent Guzzi accompany the event.
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Woman’s Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
Mont Belvieu
Katharine Bryan
Girls Auxiliary
Birmingham
Ala
M. Lannon
Ga's
Vincent Guzzi
First Baptist Church of
Kappa Kappa BSP Inducts New Members in Ritual of Jewels
Kappa Kappa, BSP Chapter held the Ritual of Jewels at the Chamber of Commerce Building for Mrs. Bill Hopper Mrs. Richard King Mrs. Mike Larsen and Mrs. Tillman O'Brien. Receiving pledges were Mrs. Ruel Laughlin and Mrs. Jepp Busch. President Mrs. Jack Jackson led the ceremony with aides Mrs. Norman D Olive Mrs. Reggie Harper Mrs. Jerry Craig Mrs. Allen Rice Jr. and Mrs. Robert Witt. Easter themed refreshments by hostesses Mrs. Pat Murphy and Mrs. Rice followed. The April 18 meeting will feature programs by Mrs. Eugene Fayle and Mrs. Wanda Jo Slack with the "girl of the year" election and co hostesses Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Jackson
Chan's Views By Nita Barker Channelview
Mrs. Eugene Owens is named to lead the American Cancer Society 1963 Cancer Crusade in Channelview. Easter egg hunt planned by Mrs. E. L. Dobson's kindergarten. Hollimans tear down fence to move a house trailer from Dallas. Frank Sutterfield makes Little League. Jim Cole at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital for tests. Bowling family on four day visit to relatives. Channelview Booster Club notes automatic chairmanship for any suggested committee.
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Eugene Owens
American Cancer Society
Channelview
E. L. Dobson
Lakeshore Drive
C. W. Hollmans
Dallas
Hollimans
Holliman
John M. Sutterfield
Frank
Little Frank
Jim Cole
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
L. C. Bowling
Bowling
Talley Michels
W. T. Teaggle
Whitesboro
Jack Clark
Bonham
Lloyd Pate
Channelview Athletic Booster Club
Boredom Remedy Review At Book Club
The Book Review Club examines Ruth Stout’s If You Would Be Happy noting it offers practical steps to curb discontent and organize thoughts. The review highlights no magic shortcut to happiness, but value in structured self-help, with Ruth Stout’s other works cited and an April 24 meeting planned to discuss Louis Nizer’s My Life In Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Satterwhite
Ruth Stout
Book Review Club
Charles Bonner
Louis Nizer
Einstein
Alamo PTA Elects Hamilton as New President
Mrs Jirmie Hamilton was chosen as president of the Alamo Parent Teacher Association with officers including Mrs D L Wallace first vice president and Mrs L S Ginzel second vice president. The meeting at the school featured an Easter program by first graders and plans for a Goodwill clothing drive May 1 to 8.
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Jirmie Hamilton
Alamo Parent Teacher Association
D. L. Wallace
L. S. Ginzel
Bill Dean
Jimmy Gibson
William Hastie
Joe Valigura
R. L. Morgan
J. L. Mitchell Jr
PTA
C. Wallace Jackson
J. E. Schmadl
Edwin Frazier
Alamo Pta
Kelly Martin
Easter Gatherings Highlight Bay Town Social Scene
Mrs G R Bloodgood hosts a Easter themed canasta party with out of town guests including Mrs Henry Dieten and Mrs Beth Johns Bell Aire. Mr and Mrs Underwood and the Jacksons host relatives visiting for Easter. Local art league members show at Holiday Inn and Goose Creek CC alongside university student Clarence Nichols visiting Mexico.
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G. R. Bloodgood
Brebar
Henry Dieten
Beth Johns
Bellaire
Tex
T.C. Craig
Abilene
M. F. Underwood
Colby
Mike Schwenderan
Austin
Baytown
W. C. Jackson
Fleetwood
Baytown Art League
Holiday Inn
Susie Peoples
Inez Going
Dixie Horton
Erlene Casey
Virginia Blackmon
Mary Lee Cannon
Ann Kelley
Mary Glenn Cunningham
Sue Haynes
Eva McMurrey
Clarence Ray Nichols
Texas Christian University
Ft. Worth
Mexico City
Acapulco
H. I. Nichols
Burbank
REL Students Plan Careers at Robert E. Lee High
Baytown students at Robert E. Lee High focus on college fields and careers. Guidance sessions featured many professionals speaking on occupations from accounting to dentistry, engineering to nursing, and education to real estate, highlighting broad postsecondary options.
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Robert E. Lee High
Baytown
Charles W. Suesse
J. L. Moses
Sam Houston State College
Agriculture
James A. (Bitsy) Davis
J. §. Smith
A. G. Flury
R. H. Perry
Martha Hester
Eugene Stewart
Louis Carter
C. L.lee Liggett
George Adams
Marcia Cooper
B. B. Ashby
Jim Ogletree
L. C. Smith
Don Roselius
Alvin Jones
Eldon Berry
Gene Boynton
Robert Strickland
Carmen O'Neal
Margaret Sterling
O. L. Clark
Janice Manteris
Phone Company upgrades Decker Drive network
E. O. Cambern, district manager for General Telephone Co., announced a new telephone cable along Decker Drive to be installed next week starting at 6 p.m. Monday, taking four nights with minimal service interruption. The project precedes Spur 330 facility moves, and the company is also adding facilities in West Baytown along with feeder cable and downtown rehabilitation projects to improve Baytown area service.
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Decker Drive
Cambern
General Telephone Co
Camber
Telephone Company
Baytown Area
West Baytown
Baytown
Higher Education Funds Earmarked In State Tax Bill
The House sent to the Senate a tax bill for 1962 63 spending, heavy with higher education increases. It totals 32.9 million with sales tax, vehicle sales tax to 2 percent, and corporate franchise tax extended a year. Opposition sought to strike changes, but the measure passed 131 to 20. The bill underpins a Senate plan of 3.1 billion in general revenues with 47 million for higher education. Both houses adjourned until Tuesday.
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Ernest Stromberger Austen
House
Senate
YMCA
YWCA
Wooster Church Kindergarten Egg Hunt at Traxler Home
Wooster Baptist Church kindergarten held an Easter egg hunt Thursday at the home of Mrs. John Traxler, 286 Lakewood. Children and their teachers walked from the church to the Traxler residence. Hostesses distributed favors to 28 children as refreshments of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, pink iced cupcakes with marshmallow rabbits, and grape juice were served on the patio.
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Wooster Baptist Church
John Traxler
Lakewood
M. E. Sheats
Arnold Fearle
Traxler
John W. Brasher
James Bridges
B. W. Huntington
John Norton
Calvin Miller
Ray Swofford
HM Grads Are Honored at Horace Mann Junior High
Area honors four Horace Mann Junior High School graduates presented by Mrs J M Richards Jr. The honorees Suzanne Allison Janet Enoch Carolyn Donnelly and Lynn Moseley received carnations from their mothers and house party. Guests included mothers and party members Nancy Winningham Betty Fuchs Betty Jacks Judy Burnett. Refreshments were served to about guests with punch cake mits and mints.
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Horace Mann Junior High School
J. M. Richards Jr
Fleetwood
Suzanne Allison
Janet Enoch
Carolyn Donnelly
Lynn Moseley
Mathers
W. D. Allison
Hobart Enoch
Raymond Donnetty
Howard N. Moseley Jr
Nancy Winningham
Betty Fuchs
Betty Jacks
Judy Burnett
WMU Hosts Zone Rally at Redeemer Lutheran Church
The Women's Missionary League of Redeemer Lutheran Church will host the Zone Rally on April 24. Mrs. W. P. Denman, president, presided at the meeting where plans for workshop sessions led by Mrs. Edna Peterson of Pasadena were set. Nineteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary League of Redeemer Lutheran Church
W. P. Denman
B. L. Martin
Edna Peterson
Pasadena
Endeavor to be an able man through nature study and practice
A quotation from H. W. Beecher emphasizes that becoming successful in any profession requires three elements: nature, study, and practice. The concise maxim urges developing inherent abilities, pursuing knowledge, and diligent repetition to achieve mastery.
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H. W. Beecher
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Nita Barker
Siin
Book Club
Alice Marie Cormier
Wilson Cormier
Willow
Kenneth Earl Martin
Joe Ragsdale
D. K. Martin
Cedar Bayou Memorial Assembly of Gaol
Crowley High School
Louisiana
Martin
E E. Staner
Mrs. Hamilton
National Education Association
Travis Badgley
Goodwill
Rex Curtin
Britton
Harold Wert
Baytown Pta Council
James Stipes
L. S. Ginzer
Jerry and
Wilson
Godfrey
C. W. Farr
Ol. W. Gulf
Goose Creek Country Club
Pearl .Boullion
Mary Alice Spear
J. S. Smith JR
Anna Belle Nations
Norman
Okla
Jimmie Woods
Della Ann
Lloyd Lane
Harry F. Cox
N. Pruett
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Lawrence Reil
Rev
Joyce Eller
Ton
Mary Beth McElroy
Wooster Church
HM Grads
WMU
Winnart Pottery
Whitcomb
Texas Ave
Clearange
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