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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1967
Page
6
An article discusses fashionable hairpieces and methods to attach long falls. Techniques include pin curls on top, securing the fall with a rubber band, braiding back sections, and shaping a natural front hairline with backcombing and side curls.
New York AP article cites Jerry Pandora of Breck Inc offering hair care advice for baby fine hair. Tips include brushing nightly with a natural bristle brush, limiting washing to every ten days, using mild children shampoo, drying with a towel, and avoiding hair dryers. Festive styles suggest a crown with a bow or holly or a single braid with ribbon and bell.
Two pre nuptial parties celebrated Miss Connie Whaley bride elect of Tommy Meekins in Pasadena. A personal shower at Miss Carol Dancey home featured a mum corsage for the honoree and assistance from Ronnie Weeks. An additional shower in Parkwood Methodist Church fellowship hall presented an electric appliance as gifts from Mrs Marshall Fleming and others.
Slice a Spanish-type sweet onion into thin rings and marinate in olive oil and lemon juice, store in the refrigerator. Serve as a relish. If the oil core gears during storage, allow the mixture to stand at room temperature before serving. Drained canned onions may be heated in a skillet with a little butter and honey.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Bickerstaff, 503 W Francis, Baytown announce the birth of son Beauford Arlen on November 23 at Baytown Hospital, weight 6 pounds. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. JC Bickerstaff of Deer Park and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pine of Baytown. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bickerstaff of Rusk. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Scarborough, 5411 Hemlock, Baytown announce daughter Rakael Lara, born November 2 at Baytown Hospital, weight not listed. Siblings Charles David, Rainey Lee, and Robyn Lynn. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Scarborough and Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Badgett and Mrs. Etta Wilburn Scarborough of Baytown. Great grandfather is Richard Paul Gosslee of Seattle.
Baytown Hairdressers Association will host a Christmas party at 7 p.m. Monday at the Community Building. Admission includes a gift wrapped toy, with gifts sent to Lundn State School. A fashion show on clothes and hair trends will be featured along with door prizes. Jackie Cooper will sing and Debbie Carries will play organ. All hairdressers and spouses are invited. models will be presented by listed members.
Mrs Floyd Oliver formerly Miss Sherron Bearden was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted in the home of Mrs Clyde L Childers. Hostesses were Mrs J D Reavis Mrs L R Daniel Mrs Bernard Herrington and Mrs Dean Armstrong. The honoree received a corsage of pink flowers and guests saw pink shower bouquets plus wedding bells at the register table. Thirty five guests attended. The hostesses gave an electrical appliance to the honoree.
The TEL Class of Cedar Bayou Baptist Church met at Mrs C J Staples home at 6434 Highway 146. Mrs Tolleson presided and led the business session. Members recited a Bible verse, and a devotional was given. A Thanksgiving basket was voted for a needy family. Eleven members and eleven visitors shared a turkey dinner.
Mrs. Jane Ralston of Texas Woman's University spoke to East Harris County Registered Nurses Society at Gulf Coast Hospital cafeteria. She outlined national and Texas nursing education pathways including diploma hospital programs and baccalaureate and associate programs, stressing in service training, the demand for technical nurses, and the need for strong education to assure quality care. The meeting, led by Mrs. Lillie Dunham, noted Sister Colombiare as a guest and set the next gathering for December 16 at 1891 McFarland.
Mrs G W Kennedy taught the last chapters of Arrows to Atoms at the Ruth Moss Circle meeting of Memorial Baptist Women’s Missionary Society held at Mrs R A Brame’s home. Mrs T W Lyons chaired. Members brought apple juice for Baytown Nursing Home. Foreign Mission Week begins December 5 with 9 30 a.m. meetings announced.
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