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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1965
Page
9
Mrs Reed Oliver won first place at the Houston Gulf Coast ceramics show for an accessory item. Her entries included wood and glass pieces, with green leaf motifs earning ribbons in several categories. Oliver highlighted a bouquet of clear glass flowers as a favorite piece.
Baytown Service League and Baytown Bridge Studio hosted multiple bridge events in April with winners across North-South and East-West sections. Notable names include Mrs. Ja G Sanders, Mrs. Frank Turney, Mrs. Latimer, Dr. Richard Thompson, Dan Ekins, and Jacek Furbee, among others, as winners and runners up in various sessions and Master Point games.
Mrs. Beessie Snow was honored on her 80th birthday with an open house at the Remkes home 1605 Av Mire. Guests included son-in-law M. J. Remkes and daughter, great grandchildren Billie Marsha and Mary Reach, and Judy Robinson. Easter motifs appeared in decorations a large cake with bunnies and a centertable arrangement. Out‑of‑town guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. G. McFarland and Mrs. Pat Atterbury from Houston.
Rough Riders Saddle Club participates in the Dogwood Trail Ride from Livingston to Woodville with a Friday start to Double A Lake and a Saturday 22 mile leg. Riders camp Thursday through Saturday. Baytown representatives attend. flag bearers include Diane McBride Linda Boswell and Zelria Jenkins.
Carol Shaw a Robert E Lee High School graduate was named outstanding Homemaking Student for 1963 by the Baytown Home Economics Association She received a plaque and gold charm bracelet at the Mother Daughter Banquet at Rebel Inn She plans beauty school in Houston and was previously chosen sweetheart of the club.
Mr and Mrs Norman D Olives were honored with a tea hosted by the Goose Creek Chapter on Easter Sunday at their home. Officers and members attended as patrons and guests with a masculine patio table setup featuring a straw hat silhouette. Guests enjoyed coffee and con cookies while a registry table logged 155 attendees amid spring flowers and blue iris arrangements.
Morrell Park Garden Club members met at Mrs. Lillie Foust’s home to discuss beautifying lawns and grounds at Sterling Municipal Library. O H Ficklin presented a program on enhancing lawn growth and keeping turf well cut and trimmed, comparing yard work to an artist's craft.
The passage describes fabrics with plain shades and textured surface weaves in traditional and contemporary models. It notes color ranges from deep navy and black to pale pastels and off whites and mentions seerseker and denim combinations and seersuckers in stripes and plaids.
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