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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1967
Page
7
Homecrafters Mr and Mrs George Eldridge of 410 Grantham began candle making about two years ago as a hobby and now produce many types of candles. They describe family enjoyment, offer detailed basic instructions, discuss supplies, molds, wicks, and color methods, and share tips for safe heating and finishing touches.
A mynah named Ted won top honors at the National Exhibition of Caged Birds for an extensive vocabulary that includes race betting calls and real estate phrases. Judges noted his ability to mimic diverse phrases and sounds, highlighting his clever repertoire.
A playful note describes keeping a coffee lean key at the end of a toothpaste tube. The tube wraps around the key and can be rolled up after use, supposedly helping keep children engaged and conserving toothpaste.
Miss Linda Sue Watford and 2nd Lt Anton Edwin Johnson were united in a military ceremony at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Galveston. The bride, daughter of M E Watford and relatives, wore a white crepe empire gown with lace bodice and pearl crown. The groom, son of Mrs RB Cummings and E A Johnson Jr, is stationed at Fort Hood after studies at Ole Miss and Lee College. A reception followed at the Newman Club and the couple will reside in Galveston before deployment.
Choristers from St Pius V and St Josephs will perform a Christmas choral concert at St Josephs Catholic Church Friday. Directed by Rev Neal Antle with Mrs Bo Ogden as assistant, accompanists Rev Antle and Doris Johnson. Theme The Wonderful Songs of Christmas. Open to public. admission 1.00 for adults 0.25 for children.
Larry Goddard, executive director of the Hitneis Auto Salvage Dealers Association, urged adding a disposal fee to new car purchases. The Illinois group is conducting a federally funded survey under the project Illinois Auto Salvage Waste Pollution Control with support from the Office of Solid Wastes, HEW.
Miss Alma McNulty and fiancé Luther Haddick were feted by the Legion of Mary at the Tannich home with amber glass gifts and cutwork linens. A Sunday breakfast at Holiday Inn for about 30 Lee College Board of Regents members and spouses followed, featuring red poinsettias and silver place cards. The couple are to marry at 5 pm Saturday in St. Joseph's Church.
The Women's Golf Association holds its annual Christmas party at Goose Creek Country Club starting 10 a.m. on Thursday. Mitzi Stefani chairs the event, with golfers exchanging wishes and a reader to note hole in one surprises. Reservations for luncheon are via the club office. January and February team play will be announced, and last week's Ipestball results show Marge Carpenter and Doris Besperka high with net 64.
A male reader offers practical tips for thrift and organization. He describes placing an old hubcap inside a garbage can to seal the bottom, ensuring a tight fit, and suggests using an eyeglass case with a spring lid to carry coins so money won’t fall out.
A listing of local clubs and group gatherings across Baytown and nearby areas for the week. Includes IGESDAY Literacy Association events at East Harris County and San Jacinto Methodist Hospital, Bay Area Board of Realtors dinner, Lakewood Garden Club Christmas luncheon, and multiple PTA and women’s groups with dates and venues such as Goose Creek Country Club, Community Building, and Tower Restaurant.
The store invites shoppers with extended hours starting Thursday night and open daily until Christmas. Gift certificates are available in any amount and can be used at all three locations. Staff promise cheerful service and complimentary gift wrapping.
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