Baytown Youth Fair features sewing show for girls
Baytown Home Economies Association sponsors a sewing and fashion show for junior and senior high girls at the Baytown Youth Fair Grounds. Entrants model self-made costumes judged on grooming and garment construction, with indoor crafts exhibit and multiple ribbons. Entries due June 1 with judging June 12 and show June 13, no admission charged.
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Baytown
North Main
Goose Creek
Crosby
Channelview
Sheldon
Solomon's Fabrics
Singer Sewing Center
David C. Clark
Mrsvs
Clark
Home Economics’ Association
Coffee Honors Future Bride In Mont Belvieu
Miss Susan Marsh bride elect of George Henry was toasted at the home of Mrs Willis Henry in Mont Belvieu. About 20 guests attended a coffee with coffee, soft drinks, doughnuts and cinnamon rolls. Mrs Paul Marsh and Carat Marsh attended as special guests. The honoree received a recipe book containing favorite recipes from guests.
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Susan Marsh
George Henry
Willis Henry
Mont Belvieu
Paul Marsh
Carat
Miss Butler Weds RD Clark In Central Baptist Parsonage
Miss Marquita Butler became Mrs Ronald Dee Clark in a double ceremony at Central Baptist Parsonage officiated by Rev Thomas Be Guinn. The couple reside at Bonnie Brae Apartments Houston after their April 11 wedding.
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Ronald Dee Clark
Bonnie Brae
Houston
Thomas Be Guinn
Central Baptist Parsonage
Clark
Marquita
Butler
Juanita. Buller
Oak
Rock Island
Af Dickinson
We A. “Read
Wedding Etiquette and Attire Highlights From Harris County
A fragmented notice describes bicycle safety tips for day and dusk riding and lists wedding details including a white and navy palette, candle service, two tiered cakes, and a navy suit with accessories for travel. It notes Mrs. Clark, a Robe rt E Lee High School and University of Houston senior, Zeta Tau Alpha member, and groom a Sam Houston State Teachers College graduate, joined by out of town guests and fraternity brothers from Sam Houston.
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Clark
Robert E) Lee High School
University of Houston
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Sam Houston
State Teachers College
Delta Tau Delta
Barold Co
Betty Pierson
Pasadena
Jack Dodd
Deer Park
Ralph Fulenurdee
Steve Fincher
Elven Clark
Jim Woodum
Bill Baker
Baby Reusch
Fraternity
Sam Hous
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Forse With Pink Rose Decor
Miss Forse is shower honoree Muss Hazley Forse Bride elect Larry Kelley was entertained at the home of Mrs. E W Froehner. The table had a white embroidered cloth with a white net umbrella centerpiece. An arrangement of pink roses filled the living room. The honoree received a corsage of white carnation and silver wedding bells. Miss Kelley and several guests wore corsages. The registry table displayed the punch base with Miss Bull at the punch. Hostesses were Mrs. Froehner and eight others. About 35 guests attended, served punch petits fours mints and nuts. The wedding is set for May 2 at First Methodist Church Natogdoches.
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Hazley Forse
Larry “Kelley
Fueture Goom
H.W. Marable
First Methodist’ Church
Natogdoches
Left Over Foods Lose Vitamin C Losses in Fridge
Janet B. Snow, Chambers County home demonstration agent, notes vegetables cooked and stored overnight lose vitamin C. After one day under refrigeration they retain about three quarters of their vitamin C, after two days two thirds, and after three days about half of the original value.
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Janet B. Snow
Chambers
County
De Zavala Parent Teachers Forum and Minerva Club Notes
Cluttered items note a Thursday De Zavala Parent-Teacher Association forum chaired by Mrs. R F Adams and W Hunnicutt, plus details on a Minerva Study Club barbeque dinner party hosted with Mrs J G Lillard at 301.
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de Zavala
Parent - Teacher “Association
Forum Clab
R. F. Adams
W. Hunnicutt
F “Minerva
J.G. Lillard
Cherry Yard Wins Eva Maud Yard of the Month
Eva Maud Civic Association selects the James Cherry yard at 1607 Mc Farland as Yard of the Month for its initial award judged on ten points. From a street view to plant choices, background plantings of pittosporum, day lilies, camellias and nandinas, junipers and yaupons, plus a year round focal point of trimmed junipers and hedge of monkey grass.
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James Cherry
McFarland
Eva Maud Civlc Association
Civic Association
Goose Creek Scouts Lead Cookie Sales Across Neighborhoods
Goose Creek Neighborhood Troops topped the Baytown area with cookie sales after a monthly meeting at Mrs. A. R. Lorting's home. Troop 170 led by Nell Halcomb earned a troop achievement award. Dennise Dick of Troop 475 sold 120 boxes earning a cooky award. Multiple workshops, parades, and outings involved Troops 1108, 170, 1416, 470, and 391, with camp plans and day camp training announced by Mrs. Gwen Barnett.
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Goose Creek
A. R. Lorting
Wright Bird
Baytown
Nell Halcomb
Dennise Dick
Gwen Barnett
Lamar Scout House
Roseland Park
Nell Holcomb
Beth Dick
Birdie Carpenter
William W. Crawford
Houston
John Wheeler
Silver Springs
la Brownie
James P Bowie
J. £. Williams
W. E. Gandy
Hootenanny May 1 2 at Baytown Little Theater
May 1 2 schedule includes teenage and adult hootenanny shows with cabaret style seating for adults. Tickets 1 for teens and 1.30 for adults. Reservations advised via ticket chairman Mrs J G Lilliard 566 8225. Proceeds support theater programs and refreshments provided.
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Baytown
Little Theater
Pat
J. G. Lilliard
W. C. Rogers
W. James
Ing
Bob Maeser
Satantayee
Rogers
T. Anderson
M.L. Griffith
K. RK. Kitchel
Clyde © Martin
Max
Gary Trekalek Turns One With Family Ties In Carswell
Gary Trekalek celebrates his first birthday on Thursday with parents Edward and Jo Trekalek of Carswell. Grandparents include Adele Trebalek and W Me Kessel. Great grandmother Frances Trekalek. Gary has a brother, David Glen. Petrileum products used by Neolithic age men.
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Gary
Duane “-Trekalek
Edward Jo Trekalek
Pamela
Adele Trebalek
Lake Victoria Crowned as Nile Source High East Africa
Lake Victoria in East Africa sits about 4,000 feet above sea level and serves as the primary source of the Nile River, a key fact highlighted in geographic trivia.
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Lake
Victoria
East Africa
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