Weekend wedding ceremony at Cedar Bayou
Mrs Janice Havis wed Jack Havis in a Cedar Bayou ceremony officiated by Burns. The couple resides at 610 North, with Mrs Havis formerly Miss Janice and her family linked to Conehatta. Fireplaces held candelabra with baskets of golden chrysanthemums and asters. Jewett Smith played piano.
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Stow
Jack H. Fage
Havis
Janice
Eri. Havis
Cedar Et
Neide
S J. Bishop
Conehatta
iHavis
Ig. J. Havis
Cedar Bayou
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Be Beef and Veal Decline As Pork Rises in Diet Forecast
Government forecast projects steadier overall food consumption in coming months with beef and veal slightly down while pork drops. Larger grain and rice crops may keep overall supply healthy, though some fruits vegetables and dairy products adjust. A wedding report notes Miss Bishop wed Jarvis Chance with detailed attire and attendants in a Baytown ceremony.
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Turkey
Cania
Social Calendar features church circles and clubs across town
On Tuesday multiple circles meet at church homes from 9:00 to 10:00 am including Lynn Knight at Evergreen road Mrs J T Forbes Florence Gresham at East Foyle, and others. The Women’s Golf Association gathers at the country club at 2 pm and VFW Auxiliary convenes at 7:30 pm. A note on cleaning advises turpentine to remove paint splatter from appliances followed by soap and water rinse.
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Lynn Knight
Baptist Temple
J. T. Forbes
Evergreen Road
Florence Gresham
St. John’s Methodist Church
E. C. Richmond
East Foyle
Loyce
Nelson
Second Baptist Church
Goose Creek Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Mary Liliy
Shiloh Baptist
Women's Golf Association
Women's Missionary Council of
Trinity Tabernacle
Gladys Keith
Gentral Baptist Church
Ralph Ragan
East Pearce
Skaggs
Central Baptist Church
L. V. Lawdon
Graham
Lester Hell
Fannie Foster
Yupon
Ciem Hardy
Henry Williams
West
Main
Rheumatism booklet offered free from Ball Clinic
An enlarged 44 page booklet titled Rheumatism is free to any reader who writes to The Ball Clinic Dept 2335 Sor Springs Missouri. It claims drugs give only temporary relief and explains two non medical treatments with 23 years proven success. No obligation to obtain the booklet.
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Ball Clinic
Sor Springs
Missouri
August Menu makes planning easy with varied foods
The August list offers abundant main courses with stewing hens and turkeys for slicing and sandwiches. Fresh fish, cheddar cheese, salads, citrus juices, buttermilk, cottage cheese, peaches, pears, nonfat dry milk solids, and watermelon fill out a plentiful monthly assortment for convenient meals and desserts.
Southwest Beasts Abundance Of Fish
Frozen fish especially cod ocean perch and haddock fillets are in excellent supply at southwest food counters. Stacks total about 34 million pounds, four million pounds more than last year. Cod and ocean perch total about 12 million pounds each and haddock about 10 million. When serving fried fish, garnish with bright colorful accompaniments such as carrot sticks celery cucumber green pepper radishes pickled beets parsley watercress sprigs pickles lemon or egg slices and paprika.
Chinese Auction At Game Party In Beaucant Event
A Chinese auction will be part of a game party at 0 pm Monday in the Community House by the Baytown Assembly No. 153 Social Order of the Beauceant. Refreshments and door prizes offered. Tickets 50 cents from any Beauceant member. The piece on cleansing skin stresses washing the face to remove makeup and dirt before deeper cleansing.
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Baytown Assembly No. 153
Just Folks Names N Notes Recipe and Local Socials
A quirky recipe for Huzarensla is shared alongside a jumble of social notes. The piece lists ingredients, serving ideas, and Holland style variations, then shifts to a crowded column of names and visits. Readers note family updates and travels from Austin to Cleveland and Chicago, plus local gatherings and engagements.
Bread kept in fridge speeds bread staling says USDA study
A USDA study shows cold temperatures hasten bread staling, with bread stored at 150 degrees Fahrenheit for 100 hours remaining soft only in line with room temperature bread after 40 hours. Freezing keeps bread for about a year. Delivery coldness harms freshness, and warming at bakeries and docks is advised.
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USDA
Dior's 12-Inch Hemline Divides U S Women
Paris fashion verdict split as Dior pushes 12 inch hems for fall while American buyers split on the change. Some retailers praise the longer silhouette and new lines, others plan to curb hem lengths. Buyers from New York shops buy heavily despite mixed reactions.
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Barbara Miller
Paris
U. S
Christian Dior
Dior
United States
Fere
Betty Green
American Independent Retailers Association
Hubert DeJong
Evansville
Ind
New York
Europe
America
Cleaning gloves with feather trim care guide
Wash the feather trimmed string gloves in warm soapy water using a soft brush for stubborn spots. Rinse well and pat dry with a towel. While damp, massage the leather to prevent stiffness. if the feather dries, slightly dampen hands and continue massaging.
Traveling bay garment bags reshape family car packing
A new concept in packing clothing for motor travel aims to reduce hotel luggage judgments and wardrobe damage. Garment bags hang on car hooks or window fixtures, protect items from dust and tears, and fold into suitcases for easy transport. Companion bags hold shoes lingeries cosmetics and toiletries for family trips.
Panel Discussion on Servicemen Voting at Cedar Bayou High
Democratic legislators nominated or in the August run off invited to join Bear Facts Club round table Thursday at Cedar Bayou high school auditorium. Public may view and ask questions on why enlisted men cannot vote. Program starts 7 30 p.m. Club conducts monthly letters to service men and investigated state voting laws.
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Bear Facts Club
Cedar Bayou High School
Servicemen’s Mothers Club
H.A. Going
A. N
Nelson
Sam Cashat
Hess Martin
Will
Thankeiser
Ham M
Bill) Eliott
Arnold
James W. Timcy
Thomas A. Lambright
Bill’ Catterbure
Cedar Bayou
State Fair Women’s Division seeks entries for 1952 show
Entries pour in for the 1952 State Fair of Texas October 4 to 19. Mrs Lesh Jarrett, womens department manager, announces premiums total more than 4000 dollars. Entry blanks should reach the fair by September 8. most categories close September 27. The Premium Book lists 336 classes across needlework crafts arts antiques hobbies plants and foods with about 250 needlework items offering 1948 dollars in premiums. New handmade Christmas stockings class joins the Designer Craftsman division, premiums totaling 580 dollars for juniors and seniors. Contests run October 5 chili making October 6 frozen foods October 8 speed crochet October 9 trim-hat October 10 children’s cake cookies and imagination October 11 tie-tying October 14 corsage making October 15 gift-wrapping October 17 adults’ cake and pie candies and candied fruit. Dahlia show October 11-12 and Negro Flower Show October 13. Garden Club Day October 14 features a lecture by Dr. Donald Wyman of Harvard’s Arnold Arboretum. Premium list and entry blanks available by writing State Fair of Texas Dallas 10.
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Southwest
Texas
Lesh Jarrett
Jarrett
Louise Mason
Texas A and M
State Fair
De Alva Kitzman Celebrates Seventh Birthday
De Alva Kitzman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H B Kitzman, celebrated her seventh birthday Saturday at home 1221 Cedar Bayou Road. Pink roses decorated the party, cake and soft drinks were served, and prizes were won by Charles Davis Jim Kicklighter and Geraldine Kitzman. Attending were Sammy Compton Ronny Sanders Glenda Sanders Karen Gieger Ruth Davis Fay Compton Frankie Compton Carolyne Kitzman and Mrs W Kicklighter.
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de Alva Kitzman
Sever
H B. Kitzman
Cedar Bayou Road
J.D. Dyess
Tomwell
Charles Davis
Jim Kicklighter
Geraldine Kitzman
Sammy Compton
Ronny and
Glenda Sanders
Karen Gieger
Ruth Davis
Fay Compton
Frankie Compton
Carolyne Kitzman
W. Kicklighter
La Porte Personal News Highlights local visits and travels
La Porte residents report academic and family travel news. Jennie Reid, La Porte high school counselor, earned PhD studies at Colorado Boulder. Mrs Henry Moore and children Judy and Denny visited Dallas relatives. Rev W W Parrish returned from vacation in ME with family. Mrs A N McKay visits Chicago via Oklahoma City. Miro and Mrs N L Golden move from Dalhart near Crescent Inn. Alaxo McMillan and son Malcolm vacationing in the Ozarks. Barbara Gray of La Porte vacationing ten days in Bishop, Texas with Sandra Russell.
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Jennie Reid
la Porte
University of Colorado At
Boulder
Henry Moore
Judy
Denny
Dallas
First Baptist Church
W. W. Parrish
Pleasant
A. N. McKay
Chicago
Adelaide McKay
Kay
Oklahoma City
Miro
N. L. Golden
Dalhart
Golden
Crescent Inn
Te Porte Sesurpok Highway
Alaxo McMillan
Malcolm
Ozark Mountains
Barbara Gray
Bishop
Texas
Sandra Russell
Births at local hospitals across Burke and Baytown
Mr and Mrs Jeff H Hames announce the birth of a son Sunday at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital Burke. Mr and Mrs Russell Burke announce a son born Sunday at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs J McCabe Kemali announce the birth of a girl Saturday at Baytown Hospital named Linda Kathleen weighing six pounds four ounces. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs T A Young of Baytown and Mrs Alberta Hanley of Seabrook.
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Jeff H. Hames
Ash
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
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John M. Kilgore
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L. F. Mandrys
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Texas State Optical
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