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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1952
Page
7
A Baytown area Christmas feature compiles children letters to Santa from the town’s families. Readers see wish lists for toys, clothes, and household items, with many children listing multiple wants and family greetings.
Hollywood reports Dick Powell directing the film Split Second at RKO while continuing to sing between scenes. He aims to direct again, plans Beautiful But Dangerous, and hopes to work with Jean Simmons, then later his wife June Allyson. Powell says he learned directing, faced nerves, and values being able to guide actors from his own experience in musicals.
The Robert E. Lee band outlines a busy practice week with two key marching performances scheduled over the weekend. The squad also plans a halftime drill for the high district game.
Central Baptist church Golden Rule class sets December 18 for its annual Christmas party. Meeting at Mrs. T. R. Whitten home discussed plans and a family-needy box. President Mrs. L. F. Healrd led the session. prayers by Mrs. L. F. McFarland and Mrs. Henry Ward. cocoa and cookies served to 15 members.
Evanston Illinois December report shows Northwestern students work through college at similar rates as in prior years. Frank Endicott, director of student placement, notes about 1806 students are registered, 1400 obtain jobs, totaling roughly $800000 earned in the school year with an average of $570 per student. Many non-registered students also take part time jobs to cover expenses.
In The Dalles Oregon arrests by local police have declined following a city council discussion about feeding prisoners stew prepared by trustees rather than restaurant meals. The item notes dogs reach their pesk at five years old.
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