Crowley Couple Wed At Methodist Church Ceremony
Mrs Hoyt Morgan and Miss Billie Condry wed at John s Methodist Church with Rev Russell R Harris officiating Their families gather for a traditional wedding with double ring ceremony and floral decor The bride wore Chantilly lace and silk organza over white taffeta and carried white orchids The groom is Hoyt Morgan of Crowley La The couple will reside in Crowley with the bride a Crowley High School graduate and the groom employed by the Federal Department of Agriculture
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt H. Morgan
Crowley
John’s Methodist Church
Russell R. Harris
Billie Irene Condry
B. M. Condry
Parkway Drive
Hoyt Morgan
Teens to be entertained at Humble and Goose Creek clubs
Teens will attend events at Humble Country Club and Goose Creek Country Club Saturday night. A teen dance runs 7 30 to 11 30 p m at Humble while Goose Creek shows a 6 30 p m western and comedies with popcorn during intermission. Admission is one dollar and a door prize honors The Outcast and Bugs Bunny Goes Hunting. Tuesday at Goose Creek features Women s Day with e card playing lunch and a Vista Room meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble Country Club
Goose Creek Country Club
Humble Club
Goose Creek Club
John Derek
Bugs Bunny
Vista
Church Sponsored Shop Rummage Sale to Aid Child Care Center
Thrift Shop run by United Gheech Women’s Child Care Center will hold a rummage sale starting Friday at 3210 Market. Volunteer workers from local member churches operate the shop. Proceeds support Baytown’s Child Care Center for preschoolers whose mothers work. Unsold items go to Goodwill. Current needs include lingerie, boys and men’s shirts, pants, and kitchen gadgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Gheech Women's Child Care Center
M. F. Jennings
Baytown
Goodwill Industries
Jennings
Pasadena Bridge Group Hosts Record Crowd
Pasadena Duplicate Bridge Club held its first master point tournament in their new Neolea Club meeting room on a record turnout. North-South and East-West divisions filled with numerous pairings. winners included E. F. Brandt and Edna Guth in Division A NS, and Hartman and Puderbaugh EW in Division A. Division B NS saw Hatcher and Titus take first, with Morrow and Knaggs second, Laird and Laird third, and Matherne and Laughlin fourth. EW winners included Kay Howland and Kay Martin taking first in Division B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Duplicate Bridge Club
Neolea Club
E. F!brandt
Edna Guth
Ann Lubrick
R. Rimkus
Ken Christiansen
Ben
Eastwest
Fred Hartman
W. K. Puderbaugh
Bill Lout
C. ¥. Otto
A. Kirkland
H. A. Baggent
R. Broussard
L. W. Hatcher
Jack Titus
G. 3. Morrow
John Knaggs
C. B. Laird
Larry Laird
Robert Matherne
Bill Laughlin
Kay Howland
E. T. Martin
M. BP. Gregory
Richard Brummer
J. Cato
Lichtenwalter
W. C. Cato
Baytown Chamber Honors Teachers With Welcome Breakfast
The Retail Merchants Committee of the Baytown Chamber will host a reception for Baytown School District teachers at 10:10 a.m. August 31 in Robert E. Lee High School cafeteria. Chairman Charles Tillery assigned committee members times to meet new and existing teachers. Coffee, doughnuts, and cookies will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants Committee
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Baytown
Robert E. Lee
Charles Tillery
Miss Thompson Presents Topic At Wesleyan Guild Meeting
Miss Davida Thompson led the Wesleyan Service Guild at Grace Methodist Church in the parlor of the Woman's Building. The topic The Heartbeat of Our Love was discussed with help from Ruth Bussey Vera Harper Elaine McDonald and Sylvia McKinstry. Refreshments served for 110 members and two Dallas visitors Vertie Macke and Mildred Harrell. Next meeting set for September 6 at Belea Newman’s home 303 West Humble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davida Thompson
Wesleyan Service Guild
Grace Methodist Church
Mary Lillie Circle Sets Business Meeting
A Mary Lillie Circle business meeting is planned for 9 30 a m Tuesday at Shiloh Baptist Church. The group met this week for a missionary program on Japan with program chairman Mrs Roy Campbell and aides. Eleven members and four children attended a covered dish luncheon afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh Baptist Church
Mary Lillie
Japan
Roy Campbell
H. K. Daniel
Bruce Foster
Norabell Horton
JC. D. Mattingly
Bryant Smith
Miss Moran Nancy Sorrells linked to Stevens School program
Nancy Sorrells daughter of T W and Mrs Sorrells, 703 East Pearce, is active in Patricia Stevens Career College in Houston and National Honor Society member at Robert J. Lee High School, while Miss Moran receives a farewell honor as she prepares to enter Jacksonville Baptist College. The shower decor honored Janie Moran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J Moran, with corsage, gladioli, and white yellow themed centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy D'Anne Sorrells
T. W. Sorrells
East Pearce
Patricia Stevens Career College
Houston
Future Nurses Club
Robert J. Lee High School
Nancy
O Canlan
Moran
Jacksonville Baptist College
Janie Moran
4. J. Moran
Fontenot
A. Meineke
C. M
Fenoome
Mt Windham
A. J. Moran
Roy Gerringer
Morans
Jacksonville
Swiss Fondue Serves Up A Happy Easy Meal For Four
Swiss fondue is described as a cheerful communal dish centered on cheese and wine. A four serving recipe uses garlic rubbed pan, white wine, Kirsch, grated cheese, cornflour paste, bicarbonate of soda and spices, kept warm at table with bread cubes for dipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hartman
Switzerland
Highlands Jamboree Plans Stir Community Involvement
Highlands prepares for the fifth annual Jamboree on September 9 10. Booth reservations are underway on the shaded lot near Dunks Humble Service Station on South Main. The parade runs 21 a.m. Saturday along Oak Street to Pace Drive-In and returns to Battle bell Harris Roads. Existing booths include Home Demonstration Club DeMolays Altars and Rosary Society Jaycees Grandmothers Club. Organizers invite hobbies rockhounds and artists. Baytown Art League invited. Booths cost 10 with planned games contests crafts food and drinks. Queen contest at Highlands Junior High School closes the event hosted by Felton Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flighlands
South Main
Oak Street
Main
Pace
Booth
Battlebell
Vann and
Harris
Baytown
Grandmothers Club
Miller announces birth of daughter Maylee Sue
Fort Worth couple Mr and Mrs Ray Miller announce the birth of a daughter, Maylee Sue, on August 13 at Fort Worth Hospital. The baby weighed six pounds eight ounces and has a sister, Jody Lynn, three. The Adams family from Highlands send Cecelia Adams to help as Mrs Miller recuperates while another daughter will teach at Midland.
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Mrs. Hoyt Morgan
Crowley, la
Brooks Starrett
Rot Dale Fontenot
Crowley Waslert Merchant
Russell
Butch Morgan
I Crowley
Dick Duncan
Ken Condry
Beth Arm Condry
Charlotte Morgan
E. B. Swick
Arthur Holle
KOVAR
Texas
Meoute
Bucko
Andes Mca
Sutcheo
WCRER
Pasadena Bridge Group
Coia
Iris Lane
Baytoon Sant
Midtown
New York
N.Y
Creative Ween
Photo-Guide
James A. Carithers
Mary Kay
Gerald Dale Woodbridge
Abilene
Philip
Woodbridge
Mayfield
Kan
Pruett and Sobit Church of Christ
Robert E Lee High School
Miss Carthers
Lee College
Abilene Christian College
Miss Moran
Nancy Sorrells
Stevens
Grantham Street
Glen Arbor
James Timmons
Nerge
Coleman
Mission
Coachman Gas
Go Modern
Houston Natural Gas System
TEXAS @ULF
Highlands Junior High School
Felton Brown
Redeemer Lutheran Kindergarten
East Lobit
Danubria
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