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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1963
Page
8
A VCR era essay praising secretaries as essential aides in large organizations. It highlights how secretaries bolster bosses, handle dictation and schedules, maintain confidentiality, and even shape a leader’s reputation. The piece notes evolving secretary roles from basic tasks to technical and engineering liaison skills.
Mrs. Cashai was elected president of the San Jacinto Chapter National Secretaries Association at a recent meeting. She will be joined by Mrs. Schultz as vice president and other officers including Miss Anderson treasurer and Mrs. Trant secretary. Dr. W. B. Fracklin spoke on what he expects of his secretary.
One of the largest Baytown Little Theater opening night crowds attended the first production of Ten Little Indians with a sherry party. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Mose Sumner and Mrs. Buck Turner. Attire ranged from black sheath with fur trim to silk suits and satin gowns. The event emphasized dressy formal and semi formal wear for the premiere.
The Rev James H Murray priest in charge of St Vincent's House Galveston will speak at 10 am Tuesday for Trinity Episcopal Church fellowship hall meeting. He will describe the churchs missionary work among Negro residents in the Slum area around St Vincents House.
A historical feature on the National Secretaries Association NSA chapters in Texas and Louisiana, highlighting the call for ongoing education. It notes the CPS program, chapter sponsorships by San Jacinto and Houston chapters, and the role of Certified Professional Secretaries in elevating professional standards through courses in business administration, law, accounting, and human relations.
The Women s Missionary Unters of First Baptist Church announce Circle meetings for 9 30 am Tuesday to study World Awareness. Couch Circle gathers with Mrs J R Read at 45 Willow Lane Diaz Circle with Mrs H B Greaves 131 Schreck Mc Millian Circle with Mrs Ducwood Howell 961 N Circle Drive hosted by Mrs Donald Swint Morris Circle with Mrs M I O Banion 3115 Indiana Fort Circle 9 am to noon Thursday with Mrs Jack Martin 422 Scarlett WMU Executive Board meets 9 30 am Friday at the church
Xi Theta Gamma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi will install officers at the next meeting at Mrs. Nick List Jr.’s home in Highlands. Mrs. Perry Beauchamp presided as Mrs. Joy Saxon was absent. The group noted registration deadlines for the State Convention in San Antonio and announced Founders Day and upcoming seminars with dates and locations.
Scharlotte Odom, a prospective graduate of Robert E. Lee High School, was honored at a Mexican dinner Thursday night at Mo reno's. Hostesses were Mrs Ruth Handesty and Miss Sandra Burk. Attendees included Linda Herrington Carla Capps Sharon Hollaway Jean Brinkley Linda Bennett Barbara Odom and Mrs T F Odom.
Since 1953 NSA celebrates the last full week of April honoring secretaries for vital roles across business and government. Sean Jacinto Chapter Baytown will host Bosses Night on Tuesday with a boss of the year and secretary of the year to be honored. Governor Connally proclaims Secretaries Week in Texas praising secretary skill and service.
Mrs. George Binder won the award of distinction for a driftwood ivy and umbrella plant arrangement at the Lakewood Garden Club Flower Show hosted by Mrs. N. B. O'Grady at 116 N. Burnett. R. P. Triche won tri color in the artistic division with a Hogarth curve of holly iris petunia and bearded iris.
Steve Haymaker and Carlson Floyd won first place at the Baytown Duplicate Bridge game at the Bridge Studio. North South runners up were Dr. and Mrs. H I Davis, with Mrs. E J Gray and Mrs. W K Pudarbaugh third. East West winners were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hotchkiss, with Mrs. A 7 Ender and Mrs. W EL 3ridges second and Mrs. J ? Henderson and Mrs. John C Schols third. Wednesday morning action saw L G Sanders and Jack Jacobs first, Harrop and Wilson second, Detman and Floyd third. Next game set for 9:40 a.m. Wednesday at the Bridge Studio.
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