Scout Cooks Fix Good Morning Meal For 80 Scouts
Girl Scouts in a Harpers Gay rook ing school prepare a Good Morning Breakfast under Houston Natural Gas Company sponsorship. Nancy Dannis leads two daily sessions for 40 girls with recipes such as Bacon Overlap, Fluffy Egg Nests, and Hot Cocoa, detailing measurements, cooking steps, and serving tips.
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JONES
Rooking
Harpers Gay
Nancy Dannis
Home Service
Houston Natural Gas Co
Gas Company
Sylvia Watson
Marilyn Jacobbs
Jelene Lewis
Olie Pearl Hicks
Deva Luthringer
Sharon Mitchell
Martha Barnett
Theresa Dugas
Lynda Newson
Mary Ann Geyer
Tanya Mann
Kay Garner
Pat Hanson
Linda Hanson
Sylvia Dalquist
Nancy Craddock
Harlene Davis
Carlotta Downing
Joan Davis
Cave Peet
Names N Notes from Camp La Junta and Local Visits
THOMAS HOLSOMBACK son of Dr and Mrs J C Holsomback will return Aug 23 after a six week summer session at Camp La Junta for Junior Boys near Hunt on the Guadalupe river. He was active in archery tennis swimming fishing riflery riding and canoeing and received ribbons. Also noted are trips from New Mexico to Tres Ritos and Long Beach guests, Miss McCaghren’s visitors Martha Webber and Hilewn Waltman, and local visits by families from Lufkin Bryan Garner Park and Corrigan plus a funeral attending by Mrs J T Strawn and family.
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Thomas Holsomback
J. C. Holsomback
W. Hunnicuit
Camp la Junta
Hunt
la Junta
Thomas
Guadalupe River
Texas
New Mexico
Sam Alford
WHDL
Tres Ritos
N. M
Pioneer Group Plan Family Picnic at Community House
Pioneer Group Plan Family Picnic in Baytown by Pioneer Students 1933 1923 association invites all members to a Saturday event at the Community house. Officers listed include Bill Dillenback president Erwin Flowers vice president Mrs Hazel Martin secretary and others. Also offers lunch box and cake packing tips for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Pioneer Students
Bill Dillenback
Erwin Flowers
Hazel Martin
J. A. Bergeron
Ways and Means
J. W. Moler
Mrs. Strickler First President of Baytown Credit Women Club
Baytown article profiles Lucille Strickler as charter member and first president of the Credit Women's Breakfast club, tied to Lone Star Council and other groups. She became office manager in 1949 for the Credit Bureau of Greater Baytown and travels with husband W. J. Strickler to conventions. The couple and their children Jerry and Katharine live at 910 West Lobit, attend Grace Methodist Church, and meetings usually run 7:30 p.m.
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Baytown
Lucille Strickler
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Baytown Group
Lone Star Council of Credit Women
Credit Women's Breakfast Clubs of North America
National Retail Credit Association
Retail Credit Executives of
Texas
Strickler
Credit Bureau of
Greater Baytown
Retail Merchants Association
Chamber of Commerce
W. J. Strickler
Credit Institute
Bays Town Bureau
San Princisco
Calif
Leving
Houston
Dallas
StrickJers
Jerry
Katharine
West Lobit
Grace Methodist Church
Pre-Nuptial Party Honors Miss Dunkerly
Miss Barbara Lau Dunkerly was honored at a misc shower Sunday afternoon at the Community house. Hosted by Drs HH Haralson and others, the decor featured white gatin and net with a basket centerpiece. About 40 guests attended as Margo Dunkerly and others served at the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Lau Dunkerly
James Carrall
Drs. HH. Haralson
M. E. Thompson
F. A. Cansler
T. M. Nicholson
Pat Nicholson
Johnelle Cansler
A. H. Tunkerly
Marie Fussell
Memorial GAs Battle at Battleground Picnic
Memorial GAs from Memorial Baptist Church held a Saturday picnic at the San Jacinto Battlegrounds. Sponsored by Miss Peagy Winningham and Mrs. Charles Gates, attendees included Aline Bourge Alden Crawford Marilyn Gilbert Betty Gyerstreet Jeanette Rose Laneile Winningham Frances Lewin and visitor Patricia Wilson of Livingston. Ming Vernelle Burnett recently has sponsored the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Elliott
Memorial Baptist Church
San Jacinto Battlegrounds
Peagy Winningham
Charles Gates
Aline Bourge
Alden Crawford
Marilyn Gilbert
Betty Gyerstreet
Jeanette Rose
Laneile Winningham
Frances Lewin
Patricia Wilson
Livingston
Ming Vernelle Burnett
Miss Lamb and Numa Whitson Plan Memorial Baptist Wedding
Miss Gloria Dean Lamb and Numa Whitson have completed plans for their wedding at 8 pm Saturday at Memorial Baptist Church with A. L. Jordan officiating. Nuptial music by Barbara Whitesides and Margaret Bilasingame, with Ten Dumas as matron of honor and Jane Bonds as maid of honor.
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Gloria Dean Lamb
Numa Whitson
Buddy Ward
Memorial Baptist Church
Raw
A. L. Jordan
Barbara Whitesides
Margaret Bilasingame
Ten Dumas
Jane Bonds
Charlotte McNulty
Marcelle
Dolores Jones
John Ward
Darrell Stroud
Billy Wayne Andrus
Paul Holladay
Melvin Spence
Stroud
Andrus
Camiles
Eugene Fayle
Cynthia Moore
Carolyn Ryals
Beverly Bareslner
Mary Lou Wiliams
Janie Tarburton
R. L. Lamb
West Francis
Mrs Fowler to Represent KAB Inc in Advisory Council
Mrs Theodore Chapman the GFWC president names Mrs William B Fowler of Memphis Tennessee to represent the General Federation on the Advisory Council of Keep America Beautiful Inc. KAB aims to remove litter through a public private partnership. Fowler chairs Memphis City Beautiful Commission since 1930 and will lead nationwide beautification efforts.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
Theodore&. Chapman
William B. Fowler
Memphia
Tenn
Keep America Beautiful, Inc
America
KAB
Fowler
General Federation
City Beautiful Commission
Memphis
City Beautiful
Wiie
Schullers Entertained With Housewarming
Mr and Mrs MH Schuller hosted a house warming at their new home 1602 Olive. Hostesses included Mrs Abe Badzy-Jey Mrs G I Gleason Mrs W Mr Weandong Mrs Jimmy Carepenter and Mrs J C Crackmore. About 75 guests attended and a George Washington bedspread was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MH. At. Schuller
Olive
Abe Badzy- Jey
G. I. Gleason
Mr. Weandong
Jimmy Carepenter
J. C. Crackmore
George Washington
Schalers
Harold George Elliott Jones First Birthday
Harold George Elliott Jones celebrates his first birthday on Wednesday. He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs G W Jones and is a great grandchild of Mr and Mrs Res. G W Jones. The family lives at 407 Prairie Ave.
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Harold — George Elliott Jones
G. W. Jones
Prarie Ave
Dubby
Unus Res
G. W W. Jones
Grestman
Sandra Kay Wilkie Hosts Theater Party
Sandra Kay Wilkie was entertained with a theater party Monday by her mother Mrs Leroy Wilkie of G Market Street. Attending were Betty Gray Penny Wadley Jorge Connelly Ang Leesemann Jackie Thomas Robert Fluinwhaler and Wry Sun Classifind Ads Dial 8302.
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Sandra Kay Witkie
Leroy Wilkie
G Market
Betty Gray
Penny Wadley
Jorge Connelly
Ang Leesemann
Jackie Thomas
Robert Fluinwhaler
Art League To Have Exhibit At Baytown Fair
Art League members voted Monday night to have an exhibit at the Baytown fair. Meeting in the Community house the league also planned a float for the fair parade. Exhibit committee: Mrs. Mack Ford chair, Mrs. James Harrop, Mrs. T. G. Fuller, Miss Jane Boydell, George Guerard. Mrs. Luther Mackrell demonstrated free form ceramics and urged proper materials and steady effort. Three members had pictures accepted at the Veterans hospital in Houston: Mrs. James Harrap, Mrs. J. G. Spradlin, Mrs. WW Guest. Hostesses were Mrs. A. C. Hurt and Mrs. Carroll Jaeger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art League
Jeague Also
Mack Ford
James Harrop
T. G. Fuller
Jane Boydell
George Guerard
Luther Mackrell
Veterans Hospital
Houston
James. Harrap
J. G. Spradlin
WW. Guest
A. C. Hurt
Carroll Jaeger
Lost 45 Pounds With Barcentrate Promises
Advertisements claim Barcentrate helps weight loss with testimonials from Mrs Harold Newbury of 517 Tulane Ave Lub bock Texas and Mrs L H Davis of 5606 Clay Houston Texas. They report substantial losses and urge continued use while offering a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. Barcentrate is said to be available at Texas druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Newbury
Tulane Ave
Lubbock
Texas
L. H. Davis
Clay
Houston
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Marcia Rae Beaugh
Linda Parish
Nancy Matysiak
Avis Stovall
Sharon Blow
Ann Hollengzberg
Clair Kollengberg
Brenda Adams
Dorothy Camp
Shirley Bailey
Mary Sue Wilson
Joyce Ann Michalsky
Lynda Watts
Lynn Dude
Peggy Johnson
Sondra Albrigh
Martha Swick
Mikel Casey
Betsy Wilson
Gaytha Gammage
Dannis
Neighbor News
Baytown Sun
Long Beach
W. L. Perkins
Long Beach, Calif
B. O. Blanton
Miss McCaghren
Pat McCaghren
North Jones
Martha Webber
Navasota
Lewn Waltman
Galveston
Lufkin
T. WO. Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Delman Wieser
Darrell Lemmon
Maryland
Austin
Sidney Hawk
Aquamarine
San Marcos
Anna Ruth Vann
Southern Methodist University
Robert Hm
Miss Vann
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Garner Park
Don Wilson
Barbara
C. L. Marshall
G. W. Caldwell
Margaret Brown
Deer Park
Garner State Park
Bryan
J. B. Tyree
Richard Page
Tyrees
Jimmy Tyree
Martha JQ
Martha JO Hearndon
Sandra
Mary Alice Purvis
Corrigan
J. T. Strawn
Fort Worth
Ray Hudnall
Dallas and
J. T. JR
Pioneer
SAT
Crisco
IBBY
Washburn
ALMA
Libby
Lks
Oran
Santa Rosa
Club
Miss Dunkerly
Home Lockers, Inc
Pruett Dial
Eee
Miss Lamb
Mrs. Fowler
KAB, Inc
Schullers
George Elliote Jones
Sandra Kay Wilkie
Boulah Mac Jackson
Ruth McKinney Dini
Tours & Travel
Walker
Houston, Tex, Caldlor
Suhnersi
Kheeport
Onemapitani
Hho Vision
Salen
Printera
Carlieen
CLEA
Wetieg
Wwe ViCw
Onges
Fidie A
Hisbiy
Gcalaa
Etna
MiMntene Etter
Hite
Mand Eze
Tex
Griffen
Solingen
Germany
Herring Drug
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