Christmas Parties for Faculty and Staff At Mrs Brown's
Mrs. C A Brown hosted Christmas parties for about 30 E L H S faculty and staff at her Bay Villa home. Tables featured white aqua and silver decor with red belts, aqua candles, and silver candelabra. Corsages were given, gifts exchanged, cookies dips cake and punch served, rooms decorated in aqua white red and gold.
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Brown
C. A. Brown
Bay Villa
Ct E. Lee High School
George Gentry
W. D. Hinser
Holly McLemore
Henry Armatrong
A. E. Jones
Janet Mitesem
J. J. Bradshaw
John Becka
W. C. Jones
Dorothy Willis
Bill Raccet
Jerry Farrar
Qeicsie
Luke Shira Speaks at San Jacinto PTA Meeting
Luke W. Shira, minister of Missouri Street Church of Christ, spoke at the San Jacinto Parent Teachers Association meeting at the school. He warned of television domination and urged parents to model godly behavior for their children.
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Luke Shira
San Jacinto
PTA
Luke W. Shira
Missouri Street Church of Christ
San Jacinto Parent Teachers Association
Shira
Wallace Tate
Three Women Entertain 100 Guests At Coffee
Mrs. L. T. Braswell Mrs El mer Gregory and Miss Jesselynn Pirkle hosted about 100 guests at a Christmas coffee in Braswell s home 5002 Mila Jean The living room was decorated in pink and silver Holly leaves sprayed silver and carnations in pink were centered on the table The den showed red and green and dried arrangements were placed throughout the house Mrs George Keene and Mrs James Clements alternated at the silver service containing tea and peal ton House party members included Mrs Weldim Williama Mrs Var by Steiam Mrs M O Bosley and Mrs Pauline Kopecky A mirror reflected ice and crystal hurricane lamps with pink candles on the table
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L. T. Braswell
Elmer Gregory
Jesselynn
Pirkle
Weldim Williama
Var
Steiam
Mra
M. O. Bosley
Pauline Kopecky
Fort Henry's Chatelaine Keeps Historic Fortress Alive
Kingston AP profile of Mrs. Taffy Way lives in a century old Fort Henry stone house. She directs operations as executive assistant to her husband Ronald Way and oversees 72 guardsmen and 20 staff. She recalls 1959 Queen Elizabeth II visit planning chaos and notes Fort Henry now reflects her stewardship.
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Ont
Fort Henry
Taffy
Ronald Way
Quiaria
Prince Phillip
Way
Shr
Mr. Way
University of Toronto
Fort Fienry
Taffy Way
HM Semi-Formal Dance at the High School
A school hosts a Friday night semi formal with Santa Claus pinatas and entertainment. Students and guests will be greeted by the Horner Marn of chase, with junior pupils invited. Girls wear party dresses or Sunday outfits and are asked to wear suitable accessories. Refreshments include cookies and tea.
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Horner Marn
Chase
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Pilot Club Plans Donation and Adoptions in Bay Town
Bay town Pilot Club agenda includes adopting a Korean orphan and donating to the Goodfellows Fund. The plan was decided at a Bay party Tuesday night at Mrs Abe Rogen’s home on 2015 Bayway Drive. Guests were members’ spouses. dips pies and coffee were served by the club director.
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Goodfellow Fund
Baytown
Holiday fashions enliven club party and lumbermen's dinner
Fashion notes from a club party and lumbermen's dinner describe Mrs. Donald Brunsen in black silk and others in white brocade, green silk, and feathered skirts. Guests at a Christmas gathering admired puff sleeves, heart shaped necklines, and three quarter sleeves. Decorations featured a pine tree fountain display with artificial snow and glowing cocktail glasses.
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Cingse Ceres
Danny Lumbermen
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Joe Smth
Tray Her
Ainsworths announce birth of daughter in Bryan Hospital
Mr and Mrs Andy Ainsworth announce the birth of a daughter at Bryan Hospital on December 12. Andrea Ladine weighed pounds and ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs H Burns of Baytown and others.
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Andy Ainsworth
College Station
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E. Birdsell Tha
Jack Ainsworth
Man
H. Burns
Baytown
Do It Yourself Magazines Offer Home Improvement Ideas
Vivian Brown surveys how do it yourself magazines brim with renovation tips. Readers are urged to repurpose closets into offices or adapt existing spaces on tight budgets, with many projects ending as shelved ideas due to costs or complexity. The piece lists illustrative yet flawed ideas and notes patterns and mail order details from The Baytown Sun.
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Beronny
Tris Lane
New Baytown Sun
Newrtrance
York 1
N.Y
Eac
Helping Hands Group Reveals Secret Pals
A Helping Hands gathering of 17 members plus 4 from the Women's Mission League featured a Christian Growth Workshop led by Mrs. W. Kubick. Secret pals were assigned with notes placed on pink Christmas signs, as tables and refreshments were styled in pink net and hot chocolate, tea, and cookies were served.
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Iity
Rdeemer Lutheran
Women’s Mission League
Christian Growth Workshop
W. ©. Kubick
W. Suesseres
H. C. Choleher
H. G. Reimer
Yvonne
W. P. Denman
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