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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1966
Page
7
Jean Adams urges four paths to elegance lecturer and Baytown audience hear how to dress simply with style. She notes Youth Quake trends from Europe and London Mod looks, outlines hair bangs makeup and shoe changes, and advises adapting fashion to individual needs within budget.
An eye care note stressing that 83 percent of lifetime learning comes through sight and urging early eye protection. Credits Dr. S. and Dr. N. Jay Rogers, optometrists, as directing contributors.
Knights Templar from Baytown and nearby areas attend the 113th annual Grand Commandery of Texas conclave at the Galvez Hotel Galveston. Kenedy Commandery No 61 hosts a 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Sunday reception for Sir Knight J T Sanders and other grand officers. Meetings run Monday to Tuesday with luncheons, a banquet and ball, culminating in officer elections and public installations.
Four prospective Robert E. Lee High School graduates Molly Cartlidge Linda Enderli Sharon Griffin and Pat Rogers were honored at a come-as-you-are breakfast hosted in Mrs. E. C. Richmond’s home. Assistants included Mrs. W. T. Hammack and Miss Pat Bowers. The table featured a white feathered Gander in a mortar board and gifts of graduation charms.
Sandra Busby, a prospective spring graduate of Robert E. Lee High School, was honored with a Mexican dinner at El Toro Restaurant hosted by her grandmother Mrs. Lela Williams. The event featured maroon and white graduation decor, silhouettes as place cards, and favors including a graduation charm. the honoree received a watch, travel bag, and umbrella, with corsages for her and her mother.
High School seniors planning to attend colleges with national sororities are invited to a Houston Panhellenic information forum at 2 p.m. Sunday in Cullen Auditorium, University of Houston. Panhellenic members will explain aims and activities of sororities, scholastic importance, and the value of a college education for women. A panel moderated by Mrs. Milton Schwartz will discuss social and academic life on various campuses. Mrs. William Harris is forum chair. Attendees should bring grade point averages and class standings.
Helen Hayes Repertory Co. will present The Circle a comedy by Somerset Maugham at 8 30 am April 25 and 26 at Houston Music Hall The company under Nell Harris Associates originated in 1953 and has staged Shakespearean and classical works in New York and on tour This year marks their first Southwest tour Tickets are at 1716 South Post Oak Cobler's Book Store NA 2 1297 and Foley Ticket Centers CA 82311
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