High School Graduates Honored With Parties in Baytown
Baytown two high schools shared celebrations for spring graduates. Brenda McDaniel from Robert E. Lee High School was feted with a supper at Dave's Mexican Restaurant hosted by family, with daisies and place cards and a ring and necklace as gifts. Denise Reineke, a REL hopeful, received a luncheon at Sakowitz Sky Terrace hosted by her aunt from Houston, followed by Susan Oliphant's REL luncheon with guests. Jenny Sooy of Ross Sterling attended a salad luncheon at the Holiday Inn with a daisy decor, corsages, and gifts.
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Baytown
Brenda McDaniel
Robert &. Lee
L. McDaniel
Mike Ward
Vicki Bordelon
Nancy Rhodes
Ann Saunders
Roberta Taylor
Linda Dickerson
Lallie Scott
Ann Ciruti
Angel Massingil
Patti Lee
Cynthia Cobb
Maud McDaniel
Grandother
A. C. Taylor
Minturn
Colo
REL
Denise Reineke
Sakowitz
Sky Terrace
James Donovan
Houston
W. J. Reineke
William B. Lewis
Susan Oliphant
Wendy Felkner
Holly Ehsig
Margaret Lewis
HR. E. Oliphant Jr
Jenny Sooy
Ross Sterling
Ross Martin
Beth
A&M Mothers Elect Officers at April meeting
Mrs. Byard Sony was elected president of the A M Mothers Club at the Community Building April meeting. Nominees named by Mrs. J M Richards Jr. include Mrs. Sambo Johnson and Mrs. Wilma Gingles who were elected by acclamation as vice presidents with Mrs. Qdis Muennick, Mrs. E C Strauss, Mrs. L R Ffrench and Mrs. H V Plagens filling secretary treasurer and parliamentarian roles. The session, led by Mrs. Olis Linder, noted a record chicken fry proceeds toward a Baytown A M scholarship and loan fund. The next meeting is 6 30 p m May 12 at the Tower for officer installation.
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J. M. Richards Jr
Sambo Johnson
Wilma Gingles
Qdis Muennick
E. C. Strauss
L. R. Ffrench
H. V. Plagens
Olis Linder
Gingles
West Baytown Girl Scouts Honor Top Cookie Sellers
West Baytown celebrates leading cookie sellers and troop leaders in a year end report. Eva Chervenka of Troop 1397 sold 250 boxes earning top cookie club patch. Sandra Nickel of Troop 741 212 boxes. Regeana Ainsworth of Troop 1701 204 boxes. Several members earned billfold certificates for 100+ boxes. Campout planned October 3 to 5 at Camp Robinwood near Willis with events and a chicken fry fundraiser April 19 at the Girl Scout House.
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R. W. Cox
West Baytown
Wallis Hunt
John Ahlfinger
Elsie Chervenka
Carl Koenig
Eva Chervenka
Sandra Nickel
Regeana Ainsw
A.m
Girl Scout House
N. Pruett
Daniel McKee
Sea Arama
Galveston
Cerebral Palsy Center
H. M.mccandless
Piper
Ted Kloesel
Lane Dodgen
Carla Koenig
Mike Stewart
Donald Huron
Jimmie R. Woods
Lynn Saunders
Marigold as America’s national flower may win vote
A 1969 proposal highlights the marigold as a candidate for the United States national floral emblem. Seed firm Burpee champions the marigold for its American origin, climate adaptability, and friendship symbolism, urging readers to vote and send letters to Washington through Home Gardener.
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America
Sheila
Allan Swenson
NEA
United States
Senate
David Burpee
Burpee
Washington
Sheila and
Basking Ridge
N.J
Art League Exhibit Shifts Display in Baytown Tower
Ann Kelly presents a one man show at the Tower featuring portraits of John Wayne in Hellfighters era Baytown oil wells in the background. Also includes Elizabeth Taylor and Marilyn Monroe portraits and two Baytown residents Melissa and Mary Elizabeth Moekhoek. She studied with James.
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Art League
Baytown
Ann Kelly
John Wayne
Elizabeth Taylor
Marilyn Monroe
Art League Members Display Work Across City Venues
The Art League showcases pieces by Woodriff Harvey Richards Mrs Marie Ragonne Lucille Friedle and others at Lee College and the Holiday Inn Carlton White exhibits at Sterling Library Mary Alice Spear at Humble Credit Union Patsy J Goodrich's painting at First National Bank a one man show for Mary Lee Cannon at Brunson and a general league show at the Community Building A monthly lobby show and a general show at OE s Cafeteria conclude the season The annual juried Spring Show runs May 4 to 30 at the Community Building Entries accepted May 1 from any artist not limited to league members.
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Art League
Woodriff
Harvey Richards
Marie
Ragonne
Lucille Friedle
Lee College
Holiday Inn
Mary Glen Cunningham
Elizabeth Knudsen
League
Carlton White
Sterling Library
Mary Alice Spear
Humble Credit Union
Patsy J
Goodrich
First National Bank
Brunson
Mary Lee Cannon
O&e
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