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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1964
Page
12
Mrs J M Bridges welcomed nineteen members as hostess for a Woman's Club session at 1 Edgewood Street. Yearbooks were handed out and plans for the coming year were reviewed. Members enjoyed a social hour after the program.
Patterns for boys and girls apparel appear in the Vested Look section. Includes velveteen outfits, pullover tops, A line dresses, blouses, jumpers, and coordinated ensembles with yardage and pricing hints amid fabric suggestions and styles.
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial details about a public sale. Readable fragments reference an action, a city or state, and involved officials, but missing names, dates, and precise terms prevent full reconstruction.
A miscellaneous bridal shower was held at the home of Judy and Kareni Roglers, 515 Grantham, honoring Miss Moore, soon to be Mrs. W. D. Watson. Guests included the mother of the groom and the grandmother of the bride, who received carnation corsages, while the honoree was given a piece of china. About 20 attended.
Senatorial candidate George Bush spoke to about twenty Republicans at Lam Elementary School. Jack Henderson chaired the event with Baytown Republican Women as greeters. Bush contrasted his conservative platform with Ralph Yarborough’s record, claiming big spending and inflation while promising a balanced budget and lower debt. Local GOP politicians Tom Overton Glenn Parcell and Walter Mengden spoke briefingly, and the program included barbershop performances and community singing.
Mrs. T. A. Gray was in charge of the book study Spir released in Beverly Kingsley Circle events.
Members of the Beverly Kingsley Circle of Memorial Baptist Church held a meal meeting at Mrs Ruth Burnett's home 1603 Southwood Goose Creek Country Club. Seven members and a guest attended at 10 am with tea cake coffee and a bridge luncheon. Reservations may be made by calling 956-5524.
LANCASTER Pa AP The citys new garbage collecting contract opened for bids includes a provision that the awarded firm will be fined $1 for every missed garbage can. The $1 fine was inserted after residents complained of non pickups.
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