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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1959
Page
4
The notice mentions a Yuletide tradition of serving poultry during Christmas, with a reference to the Maytoyn Run on Tuesday, December 15, 1959 and a dress Christmas Bird With Cherries. It notes poultry as a kingly feature in homes for the season.
FASTEETH powder holds false teeth more securely with a non-srid alkaline formula. Apply to plates to prevent slipping and wobbling during meals. Also includes a traditional cherry sauce recipe for poultry and a note on using cherry products in holiday menus.
In Mrs W H Fehr home Fidelis Sewing Class members prepared 27 dozen cancer bandages for Crosby needs. They seek clean white materials or faded pastels to convert for continued use.
A fragmented reflection on deciding the right moment to gift a male friend during the holiday season. The speaker contemplates sensitivity and timing to avoid making the gesture seem awkward or misinterpreted.
Baytown Amateur Radio Club hosted its annual Christmas party at the Lakewood Club house. Mrs. Oscar McCullough Jr., Mrs. W. D. Watson, Mrs. James Foster, Mrs. Jim Manugl and Paul Cater oversaw arrangements, Tito Zamora led as master of ceremonies, with Doug Guthriel and Dent Happen To You. Tom New performed There Will Always Be Christmas, and readings by Mrs. Guy Edwards and others accompanied by music from Art Tennant duo. Gifts, donations for Goodfellows, and a ham dip menu with coffee and spunch followed.
A reader asks if a mother should leave home to pursue high school and college to study psychology, risking family stability. Helen advises that studying with the family strengthens bonds and suggests night classes, extension work, and eventual college enrollment after earning a diploma. The column also shares reader submissions about relationships and self-confidence, encouraging personal voice and resilience.
A&M Mothers Club held its annual Christmas party on Wednesday in East Harris County. Mrs. W. H. Powers presided over the business meeting. gifts were exchanged and photos were taken for Aggieland. Alice Tyree led the program with Brent Brian reciting a welcome speech and a reading by Dr. Brunson. Danene Pol and Robert Pryor presented a young shepherd reading. other program participants included Fepne Youngess Shepherd. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Pat Duplissey, Mrs. G. L. Sarver, and Mrs. G. C. Grube.
Tracy Partin son of Mr and Mrs William E Partin was entertained with a Christmas themed birthday party at his home Saturday. He will be three Tuesday. Snowmen favors and a spread of Christmas cookies sandwiches and milk were enjoyed by guests including Mary Beth Alexander Susan Walker Jess Laird Brenda Casey Van Van Meter Stefanni Snead Bob Starkey Steve Hughes Matt Daniel Cathy Canben and Nolan Partin.
Stork announces the arrival of Voy Lee Andrews born December 11 at San Joaquin Memorial Hospital weighing 10 pounds 14 ounces. Grandparents are Harry L Spell and L Q Andrews of Baytown and Elfany Fielder L W Firth of Baytown along with J W Childress Montgomery Tex and Aller Linscombe Conroy Tex. In Henryetta Oklahoma Joe Dennis Conger and wife announce daughter Susa Rebecca born December 1 weighing six pounds 14 ounces. Grandparents Delmer Kennedy and Gold of Henryetta.
Wednesday winners were Mrs Frank Turner and Mrs H N Love first with Mrs W Bruce Ramsey and E R Gregory second. Monday session winners included Mrs Love and Mrs Fred Hartman first, and Mrs Turner and Mrs J C AlsTugR second.
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