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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1977
Page
3
Landscape expert Everett Janne of the Extension Service urges fall planting for faster establishment. He cautions container-grown or balled trees only, outlines pit size and depth, drainage checks, backfilling, and aftercare including watering and staking to prevent wind damage.
Editors at Glamour propose simple daytime makeup and bold evening styles. Hair ranges from shoulder-skimming lengths to soft twists with bangs, while makeup emphasizes metallic eyes, deep reds, and radiant lips. Nails feature spicy reds and browns to complete the luxe seasonal look.
Announcements from Bickett Perkins Ferguson Nelson detail newborns in families across Texas and Alabama. Wendel Brian Bickett born at Latiernto Hospital weighs pounds and sisters Tammy Angela Vickie. Wallace Urban Perkins born at Gulf Coast Hospital, grandparents listed. Julie Kristine Ferguson born at Hermann Hospital, with Ferguson and Stephens grandparents. Deedal St Elizabeth's NasalpilNelson weighs seven pounds eight ounces with Nelson and Brown grandparents.
Von Riddick announces the technical staff for Raytown Lil Ue Theater comedy The Man Who Came To Dinner. Opening night is New Year Eve with Gordon Gallatin as production manager. Rory Schemp named production manager. Cast includes Hirlie Ailer lights Jack Hogstan set design Tom Ashcroft Hogstan and Lile Adler set construction Shirley Butler Jolena Fondren props Reese Owens Maney Machinski Beth Adler Vicki Tulor makeup Peggy Pollak publicity.
Brides to be should file engagement announcements six weeks to three months before the wedding to use both engagement and wedding pictures. Forms for engagement and wedding stories are available in Dimension for applicants.
The Welcome Wagon Club schedules a 10 30 a m Christmas Coffee at Mrs Allen Whitehead 3602 Tompkins. Babysitting at Second Baptist Church available by calling Mrs Emil Zellweger 422-6598 or Mrs Ray Hugick 427 W087. Jems for the Christmas basket drive to aid needy families. Gifts for children of members planned at Westminster Presbyterian Church Wednesday Dec 17 at 3 p m.
Exxon Duplicate Bridge Club will host the club championship at 7 pm Monday in the Community Building. North–south winners include Sylvia and Dwight Lobkunig first, Martie and Wayne Hoover second, and Mrs. Edgar Neville and Dorothy Bartois third. the west–east results list Grave Irons with Miles Wright first, Harold Longbotham and H. E. Smith second, and Dollie and Mike Moyd third. The Horticulture Club at John M. Stuart Career Center plans its annual Christmas plant sale Monday to Wednesday from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm on Wye Drive, featuring poinsettias, small plants, and hanging baskets.
The Duplicators Bridge Club will play the last game of the year at 7 pm Saturday at the Exxon Credit Union Building. Winners this week were Ollie Dahlquist and Gertie White in first place. Tied for second were Hila Bilis and Masel Snyder, with Mable Piper and Cindy Pitts close behind.
Baytown organizations hold varied events from Monday to Saturday across Community Building Goose Creek Country Club and Baytown venues. Notable items include nursing mothers support at 6 00 pm, Symphony board at Lee College, and several club meetings, bridge, junior forums, and Take Off Pounds Sensibly sessions.
The Pumphrey Elementary School choir with grades up to five will perform three times next week. They entertain residents of SL James House at 1 a.m. Tuesday, the Parent-Teacher Dreamnation at 7 p.m. Thursday, and the Pumphecy student body at 8:45 a.m. Friday. The Christmas program features the fifth grade choir and a fourth grade enrichment choral reading. Directors are Glenda Marshall and Sandra Taylor.
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