Alamo PTA Plans Spring Festival Program Cast
Alamo Parent Teacher Association will host a spring festival at the school at 7 pm Friday. E. P. Hill and Mrs. George Miller present the program with Mrs. Mabel Parker on piano and Kelly Martin Jr. as master of ceremonies. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children. Linda Anderson is queen of the court with Steven Sanders as king and various children named as princes and princesses. Pie and coffee will follow in the cafeteria.
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Alamo
Associa
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E. P. Hill
George
Miller
Mabel Parker
Pian
Kelly Martin Jr
Linda Anderson
Steven Sanders
Pusstang
Kirk Miller
Ann Hughes
Craigmont Club Holds Annual Spring Workshop
Craigmont Garden Club hosted its annual spring workshop at Mrs. Harold D. Moore’s home on 5400 Vae Dr. Club president Mrs. J. McChesney led a brief meeting followed by reports from treasurer Mrs. C. L. Miller and flower show progress. The event included details for a May 2 flower show at 5420 Vae and plans for a candy sale fundraiser led by Mrs. Kathryn Reich with candy orders coordinated by Mrs. Hubert Johnson.
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Craigmont Garden
Harold D. Moore
Katley Morrow
T. A. Young
J. ¥. McChesney
Sherman Greer
C. L. Miller
Travis Shirley
Craigmont
Kathryn Reich
Hubert Johnson
Ways and Means Committee
WMU Honors Barbers Hill Senior Students Luncheon
Women’s Missionary Union at Mont Belvieu First Baptist Church honored Barbers Hill High School seniors with a luncheon. The event took place Friday in the church fellowship hall.
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WMU
Barbers Hill
Women's Missionary Union
Mont Belvieu
First Baptist Church
Mrs Leslie to Attend State A&M Moms Meeting as Treasurer
Mrs Leslie, Baytown A and M Mothers Club officer and former secretary, will travel to Bryan May 11 for the state Federation of A and M Mothers Clubs meeting where she will serve as state treasurer. The Baytown group supports a loan fund for A and M students and conducts fundraisers on Texas Avenue.
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John Leslie
Baytown
A Land M
Bryan Mayll
State Federation of A and M Mothers Clubs
Leslie
Mothers Club
Donnie Duplissey
A and M
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Air Force
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Gary Duplissey
Robert E. Lee
Baytown Club
Haring County A&m College
Aggie Exes Club
Emily Wert
Texas Avenue
Louisiana
Welfare League
Charles Baker
Florida
Morrell Park Garden Club
Dabney-Goodwin Members Named To Committees
Dabney-Goodwin Dabney-Goodwin Chanter and United Daughters of the Confederacy members are appointed to state committees. Mrs W H Bridges joins state historian panel, Mrs W H Williamson promotes UDC magazines, and Mrs Adrien Drouilhet chairs the finance committee. At an April meeting Mrs Jack Hester hosts, Schweitzer discusses Confederate Memorial Days and reads essays from the Jefferson Davis contest. A copy of Confederate Agent by James D Hetan is donated to Baytown Cedar Bayou Highlands Junior Highs Lee High School Lee College and Baytown Public Library. Civil Defense report presented by Sles Williams.
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Dabney-Goodwin Chanter
United Daughters of Confederacy
W. H. Bridges
W. H. Williamson
UDC
Adrien Drouilhet
Jack Hester
W. James
W. H. Schweitzer
Dabney Goodwin
Dashiell Huey
8. T. McKinney
James D. Hetan
Baytown
Hocace Mann
Cedar Bayou
Highlands
Robert E. Lee High School
Lee College
Baytown Public Library
Sles, Williams
Mrs Kenneth Badgett Elected PTA Leader at Sam Houston
Mrs Kenneth Badgett was elected president of the Sam Houston Parent Teacher Association at the annual meeting. Other officers include Mrs Claude Peoples as first vice president and Mrs G M Burnett as second vice president with a slate of chairs led by Mrs G A Norris membership and Mrs Kathryn Wood standards. The group convened as delegates attended the district conference in Houston.
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Kenneth Badgett
PTA
M. T. Lawcen
Nance
W. W
Johns
Houston
Wolch
Sam Houston Parent Teacher Association
Claude Peoples
G. M. Burnett
G. C. Vaughn
M. T. Lawton
E. Lenging
Corring
Misa Lorene Brawner
G. A Norris
Kathryn Wood
W. W. Johnson
Travis Hadgley
O. J. Carraway
J. F. Heater
M. E. Hollaway
W. C. Herring
R. B. Foreman
H, OD. Prater
Grande Peoples
Kay Hester Elected President of COFC Dashiell Huey Chapter
Kay Hester was elected president of the Dashiell Huey Chapter Children of the Confederacy at a general meeting held Saturday at 801 W. James. New officers include Stephen Jones as first vice president Billy Lewis as second vice president Ann Tate secretary Hannah Herald registrar Donna Mooney historian Ann Humphries custodian Karen Kessier parliamentarian Sally Cole sergeant at arms and John Huey Drouilhet chaplain. Five Jefferson Davis essay contest winners were named with Barbara Taylor first and Barbara Jo Morgan second. The first place essay may be published in the UDC magazine. The next meeting will be May 2 at the outgoing president’s home. Refreshments were served.
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Kay Hester
Dashiell-Huey
Children of the Confederacy
Jack J. Hester
W. James
Stephen Jones
Billy Lewis
Ann Tate
Hannah Herald
Donna Mooney
Ann ‘Humphries
Karen Kessier
Sally Cole
John ‘Huey Drouilhet
Jefferson Davis
Barbara Taylor
Barbara Jo Morgan
UDC
John Drouilhet
Judy Fayle Is Party Honoree
Judy Fayle a Cedar Bayou Junior High prospective graduate was entertained at her aunt Mrs. Ben Thomas home 1610 Southwood Dr Saturday Blue and gold school colors adorned the decorations Forty five guests joined in table games and dancing
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Judy Fayle
Cedar Bayou Junior High
Ben Thomas
Southwood Dr
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