Names and Family Ties From Venezuela Visit
Mrs. Carl Lee and sons visited Baytown exes in Venezuela while relatives abroad sent greetings. The report lists many Baytonians and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Ray and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smitherman. Frank Stanbaugh of Florida is mentioned with grandparents in Baytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lee
Fenoxuela Y la Paternatte
Jr al Joseph
Plair
Baytoniana
Venezuela
Mer
Jeff Dedmem
Meo
P. Wile Jiang
Mir
Forrest Ray
Florida
P. BH. Stanhbaughiof
Fla
Douglas Stanbaugh
GQ. H. Wright
East Hunntcutt
Mrs Shaw To Present Recital Sunday
Mrs Shaw will present a group of The gian and class slits at the community house. Class demonstrations in rhythm and operatic selections will highlight the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Shaw
Wp Shaw
Che Canminnity House
Miss Clayton and Glenn Kilgore to Wed Tuesday
Jeanie Chuyton and Glenn Kilgore will exchange vows at Trinity Episcopal Church on Tuesday. The couple will be hosted at a reception by Mrs. A. L. Clayton and others. names of attendees from the church and local social circle are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Clayton
Glenn Kilgore
Migs
Jeanie Chuyton
Nephad
Wogan
Trinity Episcopal Ehareh
M Anderson
Dobbs Mullen
Suzanne Huggins Named Miss Wool Contest Finalist
Suzanne Huggins of Baytown is named one of 14 finalists in the Miss Wool contest held in San Angelo to represent Texas wool interests. The winner receives a prized all wool wardrobe, luggage, and a 1958 Chevrolet Belair sport coupe for a year.contestants include Mary Ann Ward of Tyler Norma Ledbetter of Dallas June Prichard of Wichita Falls Joan Marie Julian Peggy Seay Earlene Whitt Wanda Carden Peggy Shelby and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Huggins
Baytown
The
Sun
San Angelo
Texas
Miss Hugging
Mary Ann Ward
Tyler
Norma, Ledbetter
Dallas
June Prichard
Wichita Falls
Central
Joan Marie
Julian
Peggy Seay
San Antonio
Earlene Whitt
Austin
Plains
Jean Crass
Lubbock
Jeanne Wansing
Amarillo
West Texas
Wanda Carden
Ozona
Peggy Shelby
Luncheon Honors Miss Brown at Deer Park home
Marion Brown of Deer Park was feted at a luncheon at Mrs C Moss's Humble home with guests including her mother Mrs Margaret Brown and several local women. A future marriage to Ang is noted, and a recipe for a cherry gelatin dessert with sarsaparilla is shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Brown
Deer Park
Roy Young
Moss
Georgia’ Kilpairiel
Joanette Bradbury
Highlands PTA Plans First Regular Meeting
Highlands Parent-Teacher Association schedules its first regular meeting for September 17 with an executive committee plan. The program committee is led by Mrs. H. E. Lumpkin and includes several assistants. The budget committee, chaired by Mrs. J. D. Harmon, lists W. W. and Buster Pullman and Chester Cot. Anders. Baytown city PTA delegates are Felton Brown, Z. Q. Christian, and Johnny Ge. Mrs. N. W. Bornhill named alternate delegate. A brief school of instruction accompanied the planning session and a covered dish luncheon followed at Highlands Methodist church recreation rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands Parent-Teacher Association
H. E. Lumpkin
Hy KK. Johnson, Jr
P. Hopper
Clifton
Adams
Wilma
Ballingsdorih
W. W
Buster Pullman
Xton
Ars. Chester
Cot
Fe Anders
J. 1D. Harmon
Baytown City
N. W. Bornhill
Highlands Methodist ¢Huri
Mrs Anderson To Head Club Installation Dinner Pivot
Mrs Anderson will take office as president of the Opti- club at the annual installation dinner on September 11. Vice presidents include Mrs Eddie Garrett Mrs Jaci Brown and Mrs H A Thomas. The secretary is Mrs Ernest Bruner and a board of members includes Afr Otis Graham Mrs N V McWilliams Mrs J I Kilpatrick and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baul. Anderson
Eddie Garrett
Jaci Brown
H. A. Thomas
Ernest Bruner
Afr
Otis Graham
N. V. McWilliams
J. 1. Kilpatrick
Odie Hughman
A. P. Shaddix
Pilot Officer To Visit Here By Lamarque Leader
Helen Lewis of Lamarque first lieutenant governor of District Eight Pilot International will visit Baytown Pilot club on September 11. Miss Odena Childers chaired a luncheon in Humble to welcome the official visit. Sylvia Mekingtry public affairs chairman said YALA steering committee will present club information and plans for the near future. Childers urged chairmen to submit reports by August 0B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lewis
Lamarque
Pilot International
Baytown
Mrs C J Babin Leads Cedar Bayou Circle Meeting
Mrs C J Babin presided over a Julia Lottie circle meeting at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. Mrs B D West taught The Following of the Ways to 15 members and five sunsts, with devotional by Mrs A W Eayle. Five sick calls and seven contacts were made. thirteen attended a prayer session. Luncheon served to 14 members and two guests. Afternoon was spent in quilting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Babin
Julia Lottie
Cedar Bayou
Luncheon Honoring Mrs Henneke Held at Tobin Home
Mrs Henneke was feted at a Tobin home luncheon as she prepares to move to Baytown in September. A hand painted tray was given to the honoree by attendees including Mix Harerell Smith Busshart McWhorter Goodrick Beeka Chandler Bachmeyer Ripkowski Loggins and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tobin
Roy Loggins
Cle
Bird
AL PS Henneke
John Beeka
EB L Chandler
Frank Bachmeyer
M.S. Ripkowsi
Loggins
Baytown Hospital Births For August Named
A son born at Baytown Hospital weighs seven pounds and two ounces to Mi Aveta Mr c and Perry DL Beau champ with Ray as a middle name. Grandparents listed include Mr and Mrs Wy A Beauchamp and Mr and Mrs John A Selensky. Another son named Billy Ray Williamson born August 12 at Baytown Hospital weighs eight pounds. Grandparents named Mr and Mrs Wol Jenkins and Lena Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Perry DL Beauchamp
Ray
Ave
Baytown Hospital
Wy. A.beauchamn Ant
Alohn A. Selensky
J. Williamson
Mro
Mra
Williamson
Billy Ray
Wol, Jenkins
Lena Williamson
Edna Jett Wins TCU Scholarship
Edna E. Jett of Bay town has been awarded a special high school scholarship to attend Texas Christian University. Dr T F Richardson, chairman of the scholarship committee, said Jett accepted the award and will study in the School of Business starting September. The scholarship provides 100 dollars per semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna E. Jett
Richardson
Jeth
Creampuff Filter to Sara Lee Empire Rise
The head of a major baking firm began as a $1 daily creampuff filter in Decatur. Charles W. Lubin rose to president and co founder of Sara Lee with Arthur N. Gordon. They started small in Chicago with $700 capital and $800 in assets, opening seven outlets. In 1942 they bought a fruit cake and named Sara Lee after Lubin’s daughter. The firm now has national distribution and uses aluminum foil packaging to preserve freshness and sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciucagg
Charles WW. Lubin
Decatur
Sarah Lee
Startite
Joan
Lubin
Arther N. Gordon
Chicago
Sara Lee
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VB Dickerson
Anne Verdi
Tito Zamora
Guy Smitherman
Alcholl
Yancey
Ken
R. G. Ellis
Hushtind
Creole Corporation
Amuay
Sandra Most
Bandre Bussey
Rose Mary Bear
Doyce Kimmons
Caer Terry
Beverly Crawford
Aldren Crawford
Suzanne LeBlanc
Janet Hani
Faith Circle
Bla Love
Stres
Tré N
Suzanne ‘Huggins
Miss Wigal
Frank Laie
Ming Chevrolet Colin San Angelo
Jan Turbeville
Wool
Lockhart
Turheville
Ling of Wool Royaly
Janet Lee
San Angela
Sarah Beloia
Board of City Development
As Sheep
Giait
Io. Tedas
University of Texas
Huggins
Jon Huggins
Suzanne Hoggins
Miss Brown
Mrs. Anderson
Mrs. Henneke
Mt Gitta
SEARS
Regulear
Edna Jett
TCU
We Harmacy
Armaly
Ashbel
MR. Wicker
Meyer Bros
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