Jean Muston Honored With Bridal Luncheon
Local hostess Mrs Homer C James Neickerson in Aus-Strauss hosted a bridal luncheon Saturday honoring Miss Jean Muston who will wed August 7 at Memorial Baptist Church. Guests and honorees wore corsages. luncheon featured chicken a la king, asparagus, fruit salad, rolls, iced tea, and lemon chiffon cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleeti
Homer C
James Neickerson
Aus-Strauss
Fostess
Miss Muston
Memorial Baptist Church
C. G. Muston
H.C. Wilkerson Sr
Dallas
Edna Compton
Patsy McCullough
Jean Fuller
Kay Kelly
Linda
Mary Beth Watts
Carol Sarver
Sarah Swain
Pat Hudnall
Diana Alford
Wilkerson
Police Wives and Civic Group Meet Summary Nightly Events
On Monday evening several groups including Police Wives, First National Bank affiliates, Eva Mined Civic Association on Yam al E Texas Ave, and the Watheex Campers Club hold meetings at Sterling Municipal Library and other venues. Duplicate Bridge sessions start at 7:30 p.m. at Holiday Inn. Tuesday features La Livre Club at 9:40 a.m., WMU Condy Baptist Church gatherings, Goose Creek Rebekah Lodge 493 at IOOF Hall, and Garden Keepers Horticulture Club at 9:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National
Civic Association
Yamal
Texas Ave
Watheex
Sterling Municipal Library
American Cancer Society
Harris County
San Jxcnito Methodist Hospital
Baytown
Bridge
Holiday Inn
la Livre Club
First National Board
WMU
Condy Baptist Church
Favor
Trubber Siige
Goose Creek Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Garden Keepers Horticulture Club
Marian Martin Baytown pattern ad and Crain birthday
An old Baytown newspaper item notes Marian Martin Baytown pattern patterns N15 for children's sizes and pricing with mail options. It also reports the first birthday of Crain girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Larry Crain, listing grand and great grand relatives across Baytown Bryan Cibolo Waco and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilven
Marian Martin
Baytown
Blake Colette Crain
Larry
Crain
Florida
Rawe
A. B. Crain
Mram
Jessie Morris
Bryan
C. W. Taw
Cibolo
Wray
Waco
Lucille Wray
Austin
Woman's Club Hosts Informal Coffee Meeting
Mrs. J. M. Bridges presented yearbooks to members of the Woman's Club Chile during an informal coffee at Mrs. Leslie William's home. Fourteen members discussed coming year programs with hostesses as colorful flowers brightened the atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bridges
Woman's
Chile
Leslie William
Sunny Baytown counselor Carol Edwards shines at Madeley camp
Carol Edwards a City University San Antonio student and former Girl Scout spends her summer as waterfront director at Madeley camp near Conroe. The English major describes camp duties guiding 8 to 11 year olds, teaching swimming, nature crafts, and discipline with a focus on God and Country. She recalls challenges of bonding with campers, handling bug projects, and the value of leadership through organized unit schedules and cardinal awards for neatness. Edwards plans to apply again as counselor next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann Hemuill
Sunny
Baytown
Carol
Edwards
City. University
San Antonio
Cir Scout
Madeley
Conroe
Conselors
Trinity
New Yorke
Piks Club Ool
Red Cross
Caro
Inis
Mary
Jim Bryan
Waian Luau
Devel
Dorothy Murrogh
Carol Edwards
Girl Scouts
Martha
Miss’ Edwards
Dorothy
Rodric Murragh
Bill Edwards
Ferguson: Great-Grandparents by Daniel in Baytown and Cypress
A notice lists individuals Ferguson and Daniel connected to great-grandparents with ties to Baytown Conroe and Cypress. The fragment references O Alfred and HL AL Horton in Cypress. Further details are unclear in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Daniel
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Jean Muston
John 8. Cooke
Melinda Cray
Robert Lynn White
Robert A. White
la Porte
Urban Park Independent Methodists Church
Miss Cooke
Southwestern University of Georgetown
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
University of Houston
Southwestern
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Alpha Chi
University of Texas Dental School
Bry
Masti
Woman's Club
Carol. Edwards
Jim
Bret
Shopping Guide
Seriyuhsed
U. S
America
Ierl
Myers
U.S. Savings Bonds
Te Els
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