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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1966
Page
9
New York AP report outlines four female archetypes based on dress: the sophisticate, the relig ious, the glamor girl, the sex symbol, and the avant garde Miss Head argues clothes reveal personality and guide a woman's fate from job to dating and church.
Jo Ann Emanuel plans a May 6 wedding at First Baptist Church Highlands to Melvin Castleberry. She is the daughter of Mrs. J. R. Emanuel and the late J. R. Emanuel of Highlands. She graduated from Robert E. Lee High School and works for General Telephone Co. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Summersill of Baytown, a REL graduate who attended Lee College and works for the Texas Highway Department.
Central Baptist Church Training Union held a wiener roast at McCol lum Park featuring a magic show by Mike Gates. Attendees included Judy Rhodes Robert Balke Jennifer Currie Judy Pete Claude Watkins Nancy Dickerson Deana Gray Judy Foster Charla Deckert Beverly Hawks Charles Watkins Kay Graves Donald Gray Janice Cato Tommy Corley Shirley Watkins Gary Lannon Glenda Jackson Patti Malloy Sherrie Watkins Localwood Malone Mrs Paula McCammon Thomas Mr and Mrs Cari Powell Mrs Harold Cook Mrs 5 Kelly and Mr and Mrs Raymond Jackson.
Mrs. Carol Strom of Mennard, now Mrs. Michael Hodge, was honored with a luncheon at Goose Creek Country Club hosted by Mrs. Helen Thomas. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Hodge of Baytown. Guests included Mrs. Lynn Gray, Mrs. Michael Swendemann, and Mrs. Steve McWilliams.
Teresa Guest will chair Bluebirds summer activities with Ferry Adams as secretary and Jackie Greer as reporter. Members must log at least six hours monthly to stay active, with weekly excess noted by Mrs Stone. The manual committee includes Adams, Guest, St John, Stone, and Johnson. They prepare to tour for National Hospital Week in May and urge girls to mail signed worksheets to finalize the summer schedule.
A reader suggests using canned mixed vegetables in a salad. Drain, moisten with well seasoned mayonnaise, and serve on salad greens as a accompaniment to broiled or baked fish, meat, or poultry.
Lee College Drama announces South Pacific produced in the college auditorium May 6 and 7, Thurman Rowlett directs with Diane Morten and Rodney Calk in lead roles Nellie Forbush and Emile DeBecque. Kenny Fullen Ruth Bender Terry Ryals and Diana Vaughan headline the rest. College Choir will form the chorus under Charles Stephenson.
Mr and Mrs James E Mc Lean 114 Wood announce the birth of a daughter Heidi Rae on April 22 at St Josephs Hospital in Houston She weighs 6 pounds 6 ounces A sister Millissa Dawn and grandparents Ohie L Miller Morgan Mill and E V McLean family.
The United Church Women announce a May Fellowship Day Luncheon and 25th Anniversary of the Baytown Area Council at 4:30 p.m. on May 6 at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Mrs. L. M. Hayes presides, with Rev. Charles H. Treyk as guest speaker. Mothers bring sack lunches for children. a nursery is provided. reservations through local church representatives.
A Mexican dinner on El Toro Restaurant patio honored Camille Bunting prospective Robert E. Leeigh School graduate. Centerpiece featured a miniature girl graduate with maroon and white flowers and ceramic animals. Guests included Ginger Jones Michele Coe Linda Goodson and others. many hosts and hostesses listed.
Names N Notes Lawrence Buddy departs for Fort Jackson to begin officer candidate school. He enters after a late replacement in the recent school play Who Was That Lady I Saw You With. After basic training Buddy will complete advanced training, then take leave in late August following a January graduation. His University of Texas connection and OC paperwork were finalized only last week.
At the Tri Fi Neighborhood meeting the year’s Girl Scout cookie drive reported 600703 boxes sold, beating the goal by 5703. Mrs John Nesselrode thanked buyers and noted the October national convention will be in Michigan with delegates from Tri Fi including Mrs William Harrop and Mrs Jimmy Ezell.
Pam Haffelfinger, a Robert E. Lee prospective May graduate, was honored at a home party hosted by her aunt Mrs. Elmer Griffith. Fresh flowers set a spring theme as Pam's first doll centerpiece sat beside a light white gown display. corsages were given to Pam and her mother Mrs. ie P. Haffelfinger while 32 guests signed a keepsake book.
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