Nickerson Engagement Announced by Baytown Parents
Miss Plora Mae Sake to Jerry AL Nickerson announced today by Mr and Mrs Albert Cooke of Baytown. Nickerson is son of Mr and Mrs E F Nickerson of Baytown. Wedding set for September 1 at the Jptide family home on Market Street Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Plora Mae
Jerry AL Nickerson
Albert Cooke
Baytown
Nickerson
E. F. Nickerson
Pterber 1
Jptide
Market Streets Road
Baytown Lassies Celebrate With Watermelon Party
Baytown Lassies and parents enjoyed a watermelon and swim party at Roseland Park on Tuesday. Attendees included Barbara Nei za0% Anita Heintschel Genia Rae Dong Shirley Dot Herring Pat Rotter Peggy Campbell and others with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Long Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Herring and more. Scout Troop 54 met at Miss Ale Arnold’s home for a Girl Scout gathering featuring an amateur show, regular business, refreshments, and a sweet pea patrol attended by 12 members and guests.
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Baytown
Roseland Park
Barbara
SCOUT
Alezarnold
Margivor
Paula Harper
Popol Vuh reviewed by Book Review Club
Mrs S B Hickerson presided at Citizens National Bank in the director's room as she reviewed Adrian Recinos's Popol Vuh the sacred Quiche Maya text of Guatemala and its ancient calendar dating back to 3000 B C Birs L J Reilly will discuss John Adams and the American Revolution at the next meeting Attendees included Mrs A W Castley Mrs H S Frazier Mrs W M Douglas Mrs G W Robinson Mrs W K Puderbaugh Mrs Abe Rosenzweig Mrs G A Lille Mrs L P Hodge Mrs Hickerson and Mrs Reilly with visitors Mrs Paula Harper and Mrs B F Troxell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrain Recinos
Book Review Club
Citizens National Bank
Guatemala
Birs
L. J. Reilly
John Adams
Nest
A. W. Castley
H. S. Frazier
W. M. Douglas
G. W. Robinson
W. K. Puderbaugh
Abe Rosenzweig
G. A. Lille
L. P. Hodge
Hickerson
Reilly
Lydia Class Holds Business Meeting at Central Baptist Church
Mrs. Loys Box hosted the Lydia Class meeting at Central Baptist Church, with Mrs. Robert Kelly leading the business session and all reports given. Mrs. Box delivered a devotional on The Good Shepherd after opening prayer by Mrs. C. R. Cockerham, followed by refreshments for several named attendees.
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Loys Box
Stimnson
Central Baptist Church
Robert Kelly
C. R. Cockerham
Box
the Good Shepherd
Ibase
J. C. Hollaway
IL Me Harry
L. G. Dom- Gaect
A. Broadway
Reception Honors Martins Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs A D Martin were honored on their golden wedding anniversary with a Tuesday night reception at 2209 Michigan hosted by Mr and Mrs A E Archer In Houston The event featured a heart shaped three sized cake with a gold theme and a line of relatives including Mrs Godson Rieger Mrs Gilson Smith Mrs Richard Mosler J F Robertson and many out of town guests registering 105 attendees
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A. D. Martin
A. E. Archer
Michigan
3. M. Douglas
J. M. Douglas
Sam Bramslett
B. E. Sutpirin
W. EL Swans
Richard Mosler
Sally and
Maud Smith
Houston
Women's Fellowship Honors Mrs. Dedmon
The Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church honored Mrs. J. H. Dedmon with a farewell party after the monthly meeting. Gifts of crystal were given as she plans to depart in September for Venezuela.
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Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church
J. H. Dedmon
Fellowship Hall
Dedmon
Venezuela
I. W. Pierce
J.robert Barnes
Hoover Commission
R. L. Martin
Newlyweds Return From Honeymoon To Make Home In Baytown Air
Newly married couple Mrs. and Mr. Godwin plan to reside at 320432 Illinois in Baytown after their August 2 wedding at First Baptist Church Anahuac. The bride Mit Henou Wooldridge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wooldridge of Anahuac, and groom Louis Ray Godwin of Baytown, were joined in a double ring ceremony with organ music and floral arrangements. The bride, a graduate and teacher in Goose Creek ISD, and groom, employed at Humbie Refinery, were supported by a bridal party from Anahuac, Huntsville, Dayton, and Baytown. A church reception followed.
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Air
James Coleman Godwin
Baytown
Illinois
Joe Lagaw
G. B. Tordan
Kilda Kirkhan
Anahuac
Myron Jenson
Mont Belvien
Laney Ann Smith
Huntsville
Louis Ray Godwin
Terrell Jamison
Dayton
Hugh Hott
David Riley
Elton Kirkhan
Elzabeth Anding
Mary Jack Ransom
Monroe City
Anahuuac High School
Sam Houston State College
Goose Creek Independent
Humbie
Helping Hands Society Holds Church Meeting Session
The Helping Hands Society of Redeemer Lutheran Church met Tuesday at Parrish House. Co-hostesses were Mrs. D. W. Jones and Mrs. J. W. Williangham. Rev BE Lange led devotion with a paper by Mrs. E F Lange titled Servies by Living. Airs. Herman Cholcher led the business session and a refreshments plan for the August 14 to 23 vacation Bible school was approved. Present included visitor Mrs. Louise Scheaffer of Brenham and many members.
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Helping Hands Society of the Redeemer Lutheran Church
Parrish House
D. W. Jones
J. W. Williangham
BE. F. Lange
E. F. Lange
Herman Choleher
Louise Scheaffer
Brenham
Joe Kubik
C. A. Broderson
Henry Riechle
C. D. Meirtehin
Paul McLean
Glenn Knudson
G. G. Wilson
LA. Deen
J. E. Baker
Norman Luker
Carl Larsen
Ben Devereaux
Fred Clark
Herman Cholcher
EL OF
Lange and
Mass
O. W. Dube
Breakfast Fetes Sunday School Class in Faith Community
The Ruth class of Memorial Baptist Church hosted a come-as-you-are breakfast at Mrs. Lacy Lusk’s home. Prize awarded for tackiest outfit. 28 members and children attended with coffee and doughnuts. Also, Wesleyan Service Guild members held a lawn picnic and meeting at Miss Janice Manteris’s home with several attendees listed. A baby boy Gerald was born August 3 to Mrs. Jesse Acosta of Baytown and Mr. Garcia, with Mr. and Mrs. E. Acosta of Houston as parents.
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Knox, Beavers
Johnson
Wade Callam
Lyondell Park
Dick Manne
Ihose
Mesdames Johnson Beavers
Callam
Manne
Paul Holladay
Wallace Brunson
Jim Pollock
Bill Broyles
George Bland
R. B. Jacobs
Dar Castleman
R. C Stephenson
Ruth
Memorial Baptist Church
Lacy Lusk
West Wright
Georgia Moore
Kay Alford
Sarah Lee Brown
Lila Mills
Jewell Lofton
Willene Dyer
Irs
Dorothy Chasteen
Wesleyen Service Guild
St Mark's
K. C. Offerman
E. H. Lovering
Goldie Faye Harper
Manteris
Jesse . Acosta
Baytown
Gerald
Mra.Garcia
E. Acosta
Houston
Class Presents Review To Furnish Parsonage
The Seth Ward Class of the Cedar Baren Methodist Church sponsors a dramatic review of You Touched Me by Tennessee Williams at 8 p m Monday August 14 at the church. Miss Mary Lois Hayes reviews the play and portrays one character. Admission is 25c for students and 30c for adults with proceeds to buy furniture for the new parsonage.
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Seth Ward
Cedar Baren Methodist Church
Tennessee Williams
Mary Lois Hayes
BeMurray College
Wright Home Scene Of Phebean Class Meeting
The Phebean class of Baptist Temple met at Mrs. E. R. Wrights home, 104 Alva, for its weekly gathering with Mrs. Ed Lehr presiding. Officers reported, Mrs. Ester Hagley gave the devotional, and refreshments were served to attendees. The class plans to meet next at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Templeton.
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of. Baptist Temple
E. R. Wright
Alva
Ed Lehr
Ester Hagley
Eddie Foster
Monta Coward
L. B. Newman
J. C. Walding
A. P. Geiger
Don Evans
E.C. Templeton
Templeton
Riggs
Baptist Temple Circles Meet At Walding Home
The Hanna Jane Plowden Circle of Baptist Temple met Tuesday for its missionary program at Mraz C Walding 113 Williams. Opening prayer and devotional led by Mrs. Eddie Foster. Others on the program were Mrs. W O Hudman and Mrs. Ed Bonner. Refreshments of lemonade and muffins served.
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Hanna Jane Plowden
Friendly Acres Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notice
County Agent Will Instruct HD-Club Mrs Frances McCulloch will lecture on making housecoats and rain coats at the Friendly Acres club meeting tomorrow at 10 am at Mrs W J Gerbig s Knowlton Road. After lunch the club will construct two dress forms all members and visitors are invited
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Frances McCulloch
County Home
Friendly Acres Home Demonstration Club
W. J. Gerbig
Knowlton Road
Circles Hear Review By Mrs Lon Perkins
The Wintred Watts and the Alberta Steward Circles of St Mark's Methodist WAMU met at Mrs. G H Lancaster's home for a stewardship study titled Gods Hurry reviewed by Mrs Lon Perkins. Attendees included Mrs George Scott Mrs H D Abshier Mrs G W Curtis Mrs C W Jackson Mrs R E Norton Mrs W Cook Mrs C R Wcaster and guest Mrs Mabel Pruett of Houston. Mann infant born Mrs J S Mann and announce the birth of a daughter on August 32 at San Jacinto Memorial weighing 10 ounces. Grandparents are Mrs John Dunn of Brini and Mrs J S Mann Sr of Colmesneil. She has a brother Stott age nine and a sister Lynn age seven.
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Wintred Watts
Alberta
St.Mark’s
WAMU
G. H. Lancaster
Ashby
Lon Perkins
George Scott
H. D. Abshier
G. W. Curtis
C. W. Jackson
R. E. Norton
W. Cook
C. R. Wcaster
Mabel “Pruett
Houston
Millers Honored At Housewarming
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Miller were honored at a surprise housewarming for their new home at 1901 California. Mrs. Henry Shook presided at the guest registry and refreshments were served buffet style. Summer flowers decorated the house as hostesses Mrs. M. Lowry, Mrs. R. B. Morgan, and Mrs. R. A. Mize welcomed 53 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Miller
California
Henry Shook
Garden Club Plans Fall Schedule in Baytown
The Baytown Garden Club executive committee met at Mrs. Jack Furbee's home to outline the fall season. The first meeting is September 5 with a program titled Hats of Yesterday Made of Floral Material led by Mrs. Ted Lyman. Pictures of Belligrath Gardens Mobile Alabama were shown from the National Council of Garden Clubs. A Texas Garden Clubs resolution prohibits using certain wild flowers and plants conserved in all shows except for educational purposes.
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Baytown Garden Club
Jack Furbee
East Defoe
Ted Lyman
Bellingrath
Mobile
Alabama
National Council of Garden Clubs
The
Texas Garden Clubs, Incorporated
Pink And Blue Shower For Mrs. Burroughs
Mrs R C Burroughs was honored with a stork shower at the home of Mrs 4 I Melder at 314 Scarlett Avenue. Hosts included Mrs Melder Mrs S G Mortons and Mrs Ruby Hicks Fink. Pink and blue decor featured in a crystal centerpiece and lace table coverings. Twenty guests attended. The note adds that the first aluminum bridge over the Grasse river at Massens New York was built in 1946.
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R. C. Burroughs
4. I. Melder
Scarlett
Mrs. Melder
S. G. Mortons
Ruby Hicks
Fink
Grasse River
Massens
New York
Space travel stories fade as tourist season wanes
A quiet shift in coverage notes fewer space travel stories as the tourist season ends. Readers see less emphasis on launches and missions while travel and local events take center stage in headlines and features.
Bank and soap age debate sparks world facts
A brief item notes discussions on banking matters and global soap age averages, naming no specific figures or individuals. It highlights miscellaneous financial and consumer topics with a generic global reference.
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