Baytown Couple Announce Newborn Son Carl David McAfee
Mr and Mrs Carl Wayne McAfee of New Orleans announce the arrival of a son, Carl David, born Saturday in New Orleans weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Carl E McAfee and Mr and Mrs L L Hallman of Baytown. Great grandparents F L Hallman, R T Gomer of Baytown, Mrs Joe Gay of Cleveland and Mrs Belle McAfee of Shawnee. Mother is the former Nita Gail Hallman of Baytown. Both parents are Tulane University students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wayne McAfee
New Orleans
Carl
David
Carl E. McAfee
L. L. Hallman
Baytown
F. L. Hallman
R. T. Gomer
Joe Gay
Cleveland
Tex
Belle McAfee
Shawnee
Okla
Nita Gail Hallman
Tulane University
Baytown Fashion Exits New York Market With Gift Ideas
Baytown House of Fashion owner reports from New York where she shopped and modeled during a major market. She thanks Holiday Inn staff for a successful informal show and promotes Mother’s Day gifts, Shadowline lingerie, and sportswear. She notes rising pants sales, hints at upcoming Graduation season gifts, and invites reservations for the next Holiday Inn show at 200 W Texas Ave Baytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
House of Fashion
Holiday Inn
Congress
Shadowline
Texas Ave
Baytown
Spring cleaning ideas boosts energy and safety at home
The article offers a 1963 style plan for spring housework. It urges listing chores, grouping tasks, pacing effort, and scheduling breaks. It recommends disinfection, window cleaning, safety improvements, and systematic room-by-room work to refresh the home and boost well being.
Births Decline as February Shows Higher Death Rate
Washington AP reports February births fell for the 20th straight month while deaths rose due to the winter influenza epidemic. About 314,000 babies were born in February, 4,000 fewer than a year earlier, with births 3 percent lower and fertility down 3 percent. The Public Health Service notes February’s death rate at 11.2 per thousand and hints March could rise further.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Humble Team Wins Industrial Bridge League Match
Humble Oil and Refining Co. defeated a Prudential of Houston team 412 to 308 at Baytown Bridge Studio. The Humble squad included Mr. V, Mrs. W. K. Puderbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Anthony, Mr. and Mrs QO. Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Milton, R. D. B. Hull, R. T. Moravek, Mrs. H. E. von Rosenberg and Fred Hederhorst. Saturday night winners were Mrs. Fred Hartman and Mrs. A. J. Smith, first. Dr. H. I. Davis and C. P. Borden, second. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Matherne, third. Friday night winners included Mrs. Byron Haney and Edgar Neville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Fur’bee
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Prudential of Houston
Bay‘town
Humble
W. K. Puderbaugh
A. D. Anthony
QO. Phelps
B. A. Milton
R. DB. Hull
R. T. Moravek
H. E. von Rosenberg
Fred Hederhorst
Fred Hartman
A.J. Smith
H. I. Davis
C. P. Borden
Robert Matherne
Byron Haney
Edgar Neville
Inez Tadlock
Wayne Thurman
Clay Leach
Jack Furbee
Mexican Dinner Honors Martha at Moreno's hosted by ladies
Marsha Strauss, a Robert E. Lee High School prospective graduate, was honored at a Mexican dinner at Moreno's hosted by Mrs. Dudley Huckabee and Mrs. Burton Burrus. A silver gift marked her place and each guest received a miniature handmade Mexican bowl as a keepsake.
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Marsha Strauss
Robert E. Lee High School
Moreno’s
Dudley “Huckabee
Burton Burrus
Dianne Smith
Katina King
Marilyn Friedman
Carole Anderson
Tina Altman
H. C. Strauss
Airy Oriental Summer House as Quiet Nook
Airy Oriental Summer House features wraparound lounge and inexpensive do it yourself ideas. The article notes wooden decks around trees, bamboo and rocks for rustic style, use of gravel paths, low garden lighting, and simple furniture like benches and a sofa bench or trundle bed style unit. It suggests Kiln dried redwood or seasonably suited woods, precut parts, and metal nails to avoid staining, with tips on privacy and shade to create a relaxing backyard retreat.
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Vivian Brown
UP News
Ralph Monthe
Lee College recital well received by Baytown audience
Lee College hosted a Sunday recital featuring violinist Bruce Hanson and pianist Thomas M. Stone. The performance, the largest in five years, drew an attentive crowd at Lee College auditorium and earned praise for nuanced duets and a standout final sonata by Marlino. The reviewer noted stronger balance in the third piece and urged greater attendance for upcoming National Music Week events.
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the Sun
Charles Stephenson
Lee College
Baytown
Lee College Auditorium
Bruce Hanson
Thomas M. Stone
Duval
Igor Stravinsky
Stravinsky
Dithyrambe
Hanson
Marlino
Alavor
Waistband safety in school uniforms
Line waistbands of children’s skirts and trousers with elastic cloth and their blouses and shirts will not pull out while they are at school.
Carole Anderson Is Luncheon Honoree
Carole Anderson was honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Mibert T. Watson at 113 Caldwell. Attendees included Mrs. Sam Hastings, Mrs. W. A. Morgan, Mrs. Watson, and guests Pam Dunn Jo Anne Horcezy Jerri Milner Di anne Hastings Barbara Warne Elisabeth Aleman Winno Wallace and Mrs. James Anderson mother of Carole. The honoree received a transistor radio from the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mibert ‘T. Watson
Caldwell
Robert E. Lee
Carole Anderson
Sam Hastings
W. A. Morgan
Watson
Pam Dunn
Jo Anne Horcezy
Jerri Milner
Dianne Hastings
Barbara Warne
United Church Women Fellowship Day Luncheon Planned
The May Fellowship Day program at St John s Methodist Church features themes by Mrs Nolan Schulze and Mrs W H Powers with a panel on race relations moderated by Herbert Jodine. The event begins at 1 00 p m and includes a film The Broken Mask with luncheon served by the Women of St John s. Reservations are being accepted at member churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen't. L. Satterwhite
Uiné
Nolan Schulze
Friefucw
Mabel Parker
United Church Women Against
W. H. Powers
Baytown
Glendolean Rober
William J. Hodge
St. John’s Methodist Church
St. John’s
K. RK. Sandow
Mrs.'ber
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs M C Smith Jr
Mrs M C Smith Jr was honored at a crystal bridal shower in First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Spring flowers decorated the room with a pink and white theme plus a centerpiece of a miniature bride and groom and guests wore corsages. About 35 attended. hostesses included Mrs R C Beeman and Mrs B O Bradley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Smith Jr
Suzanne Amsden
Houston
First Baptist
M. ¢. Smith Sr
R. CO. Beeman
B. O. Bradley
Watt Crow
John C. Johnson
Bobby Sublett
jJack Martin
Otto Mullins
W. H. Chandler
R. L. van Deventer
M. T. O'Banion
Jeff Frazier
R. R. Walton Jr
J. Roger Read
Paul A. Hinton
J. H. Ferney
Vitamins Often Are Unneeded, Doctor Advises
STILLWATER Oklahoma AP Dr Helen F Burr head of the food and nutrition department at Oklahoma State University says Americans waste about 250 million a year on vitamins not needed by the body. She notes extreme doses of vitamins A or D can cause harm including headaches and other symptoms. She argues the U.S. is nutritionally privileged yet vitamin conscious, especially for children, though there are cases for supplements for the ill or those under chronic nervous tension affecting digestion.
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Stillwater
Okla
Helen F. Burr
Hour
Food and Nutrition
Oklahoma, State University
Barbour
Spersons
Freezer Tips for Meat Storage and Pig Meat Timelines
Handy guidance on wrapping to prevent freezer burn and proper thawing. It advises cooking soon after thawing and notes pork should stay frozen three to four months while beef lasts six to eight months.
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Duplicate Bridge News
J. C. Alspaugh
Jack Jacobs
Hartman
Puderbaugh
Margaret Kinkade
W.C. Cato
Jeanie Drews
Penny MacLean
H. W. Bradbury
George Thiel
Martha
House of Stewart
Niblack
DEEYA
Deeya Cosmetics
Merion Marte
Norman Noreil
Cowan
Ciaga
Marian Martin
The
Baytown Sun
Pattern Dept
West 1Sth St
N.Y
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
American Association of University Women
Sterling Municipal Library
Gardeners Horticulture Club
J. B. Kent
Wildwood
O. C. Tate
Rosewood
Masonic Hall
Goose Creek Country Club
Citizens Bank
Kappa Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi
Chamber of Commerce
R. C. Stephenson Jr
W. Guile
DeZavala Parent-Teachers Association
Frederic Delius
Ingste
R. T. Barbour
N. Whit
Bridge Studio
United Church Women
M.c.smithls
Fedders
Froehner
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Shone Deck
Singer Sewing Machine CO
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