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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1962
Page
9
Lila, serving as top secretary, vows to honor the Santa association at a 130 p.m. gathering. She has four years at the Institute and four more before joining 91935, later becoming San Jacinto’s director for a newly installed group. She will be vice under the new year.
Walter W. Bil l Ross Til president of Beta Surma Phi International will headline a Founders Day banquet at the Haustor Yacht Club Friday night. He will address seven chapters in Batlawats BSP City Council and deliver messages to be read at future Founders Day events worldwide. Beta Signya Phi, founded by W. W. Ross Jr. in Abilene Kansas, is a cultural and social group with nearly 17 chapters in 18 countries. Ross, a World War I Navy veteran, became executive in 1950 to succeed his father and remains active, touring chapters as chairman of the board. He and wife Mary Rathrop live in Kansas City area with three children.
Miss Piarma Mickel and Tom Rey Warner Jr plan to wed at 8 p.m. Saturday at Mastside Baptist Church. The ceremony will include Rev. Glen Walker of Second Baptist, with Kenneth K. Kelly of Conroe as best man and a bridal party featuring Miss Lotise rer, Miss Joanna Etheridge, and Miss Philly Crore among others. A reception will follow at the couple’s home with many family members and friends invited.
About 30 parents and teachers gathered for the James Bowie Parent Teacher Association event in the school auditorium with V C Howell presiding. Arthur Coltharp led a group sing along with his wife at the piano, after which Don Williams gave a devotional on training up a child.
Miss Patsy Anne Fairchilds and Floyd Anton Hechter wed at the Bape Mist Church with Rev. Robert L. Richardson officiating. Attendants included LaNora Zackery of Sweeny and a Westman trio, as guests wore pale yellows and silk organza. Bridesmaid and ushers wore coordinated dresses, with music by Miss Sharon Cox and Miss Bonnie Willifart. Parish officers and family members attended as floral arrangements featured lilies and roses.
Bridge club results list North South winners Monday and Wednesday, featuring pairs led by J G Sanders Frank Turner Hillis and Mrs A F Endeth, with second and third place pairs including Mrs Tenry Amstrang and Mrs Robert Gil Tetlo. The group meets at 9 39 am at the Community House.
Dr Aezel a research chemist at Shibu ie Oi and Refining Co speaks several languages and is a member of the American Chemical Society He is a refugee from Poland who finished high school in Halyoa and earned a chemistry PhD at the University of Trieste Then worked on a petroleum chemical assistment on a scholarship funded by Aquila Refiners Before coming to the United States he had ties to the Trieste project and Rumner Aquila Co and arrived in the country.
A семейная gathering near Burtan's area brought together Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Bloodgood, Mrs. Jeefson’s sister Vice dor Gas peay sacabionite and many families. Guests included Paster Mundas and community members, with relatives from Tanwanyina Affe and Howardh Pryte College noted among attendees.
Easter celebration hosted by the Kinnergarten Group in Wooster featured tables set with paper Easter crafts and treats for children. Teachers and mothers assisted, with volunteers including Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Herrs coordinating activities and serving snacks to attendees.
A garbled report lists two events with times 9:39 am and 2:00 pm at different locations. It mentions Firet National Bank director and Golden Age Club in Vawnhaven town with unclear participants and dates. The fragment provides limited readable names and times.
More than 100 guests gathered Sunday to celebrate the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Kay. Hosts included Mrs. Bert Pace, Mrs. Holloway, Mrs. Monier Grant, and Mrs. RoR Kay. Granddaughters Barbara and Joann Grant helped serve. Guests from League City included Mr. and Mrs. C.G. Cleveland and their daughter. Grandmothers from Baytown plan a business meeting Tuesday at Optimist Build with Mrs. E. Q. Adsats, Mrs. Way Devine, and Mrs. B. Wilban hosting.
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