Wacheea Campers Celebrate Christmas Dinner At Lyondell Club
About 100 members attended the Wachee Campers Club Christmas party held in the Lyondell Recreation Center. John Fulton welcomed guests as Ben Jordan presided. special guests included J D Merdoza and three students who read holiday pieces. A program with carols and a Santa visit followed, with gifts and handmade candy trees distributed to participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyondell Rec
Reation Club
John Fulton
Ben Jordan
Bowen
Blasingame
Spesch
Lee College
Studnts
Becky Camp
Karen ‘Kessler
Dianne — Al‘fort
Jordan
C.C. Cogburn
J. C Forman
J. C. Sheffield
Baytown Grandmothers Celebrate Yale Season
Baytown Grandmothers Club held a Christmas gathering at the Cit Bank with carols and readings. Lemma Longhotham led the program. Mrs. Smith’s daughter accompanied carolers. Mrs. Knowles read the Bible story. others gave readings. Gifts were exchanged, decorations planned by Maude Culver, and a food drive for a needy family completed by Bloodgood and Jewell. Twenty four members and four guests attended. next meeting planned at the bank on Jan 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oytown
Cititional Bank
Lemma Longhotham
Smith
Naece
JW. T Knowles
Frances, Ainsworth
Annie Hand
J. E Smith
G. RB
Nadine Dunatvay
Fred Litton
Culver
Beryl Jewell
Bloodgood
Roast Chicken with Creamy Sauce and Rice
A short, practical guide describes roasting a chicken and making a sauce from pan drippings and heavy cream. Add seedless green leaves and serve the bird with steamed buttered rice and almonds for a simple, comforting meal.
Helen Help Us Why Deny Helen Evidence of Male Billing Attitudes
A letter asks why men avoid footing luncheon bills in social groups. The writer recounts patterns of men paying, women feeling excluded, and a desire to address unfair spending. The piece explores relationship power, money, and fairness in dating and marriage dynamics. The tone imitates a advice column seeking guidance from Helen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Rabber
Jon Low
Hilley Iever
Pear Helen
Faut Pearce
Helen’ Bettel
The
Baytown Sun
Pie crust tips for flaky dough texture
Food Tips notes that crumbly rather than flaky crust results from cutting shortening too finely. Leave shortening in pea sized pieces and handle the dough as little as possible to improve flakiness.
Dear Wen and Dear Wallie advice column excerpt
A vintage advice snippet discusses marital drift and jealousy, urging women to stay attractive to husbands while avoiding unfulfilled dreams. It also covers a debated stance on marijuana legalization, suggesting enforceable measures and referencing liquor policy. The exchange invites readers to write to Helen Bettel for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Wallie
Swanky sewing trio pattern No 3266 offered by mail
A Baytown Sun ad promotes a sewing pattern No 3266 in multiple sizes with skirt jacket and overblouse pieces. The copy details fabric requirements and measurements, pricing 35 cents plus 5 cents postage, plus 15 cents first class mail, and offers a Fall or Pattern Book for 56 cents with a coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris ‘Lane
Baytown
Wooster Kindergarten Christmas Program Presented
Members of Wooster Baptist Kindergarten presented a Christmas program in the Fellowship Hall to an audience of seven. Children sang carols with solo parts by Laura Laxton Brenda Young Eric Waddell CK Walker Choppy White Chris Waters Barney Rehberts John Elam Deborah Brown Ken Hall Laura Keim and Paul Dismukes. Refreshments were served by Mrs E L Cole Mrs L P Broussard Mrs John Frazier and Charles Walker. Chairs were Mrs W W Roberts and Mrs M E Vidrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wooster Baptist Kindergarten
Fellowship Hall
Laura Laxton
Brenda Young
Eric Waddell
CK Walker
Choppy White
Chris Waters
Barney Rehberts
John Elam
Deborah Brown
Ken Hall
Laura Keim
Paul Dismukes
E. L. Cole
L. P. Broussard
John Frazier
Charles Walker
W. W. Roberts
M. E. Vidrine
Christmas Guests Dotted With Family and Friends
Baytown area families hosted Christmas gatherings with numerous out of town guests at homes in Baytown Deer Park and Galveston. Visitors included relatives from New Orleans Houston Fort Polk Dallas Fort Worth and other cities for dinners open houses and wedding weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
J. E. Fenton
Tommy
Hardin
Roy Wimner
Fred M. Fenton
David
Baytowns
Ler
Bishop
Deer Park
Larry Fenton
Fort Polk
Law
G. 3B
Dudley
Sandra Beugh
Robert Booth
Linnie P. Kinsel
San Anto
G. C. Davis
Huntsvile
Philip Davis
Janet
Philip
H. H. Plume
Bonnie
Douglas
Pamela
Yort Worth
GC. Myrick
Keith Clayton
Barby Clayton
William Novak
Steve Fruchtenicht
Dallas
Jimmy Smith
Georgetown
Wade Kinseley
R. D. Baugh
Janice Edds
Jim Strang
Mil
Houston
J. Milton Edds
Temple
C. Y. Killough
Huntsville
W.H Baugh
Seabrook
Paul R. Baugh
Pasadena
Don Kullough
Real Meaning Of Christmas Taught At Colleys
Mrs W Colleys School held several pre Christmas activities. The students learned the real meaning of Christmas with the story and prayers. They baked cookies for parents and collected clothing toys and food for needy families and Monk's Rest Home. A party capped the events with gifts and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ¥. Colley
Monk's Rest
Mrs. Fred Litton Leads Memorial Baptist Devotion
Mrs. Fred Litton led a Ruth Class devotion at Memorial Baptist Church in a Christmas Party held at Mrs. W. H. Abbe's home. Litton spoke in the absence of Mrs. Oren Wilson. class teacher Mr. Carter gave the invocation as reports were shared by Mrs. Holt Russell and Mrs. C. Laughlin. The group prepared Christmas baskets for a needy family, served refreshments, and collected donations for missionary work. Hostesses included Mrs. Abbe, Mrs. Bobbitt, and Mrs. W. C. Davis. their husbands attended refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Litton
Ruth
Memorial Baptist Church
W. H. Abbe
Litton
Oren Wilson
M. Carter
Holt Russell
C. Laughlin
Ahbhe
of R. Bobbitt
W. C. Davis
Fourth Grade Caroling Party At Wooster Baptist Church
The Fourth Grade Department of Wooster Baptist Church held a Christmas caroling party with twenty two juniors, nine teachers and officers present. Refreshments included hot chocolate, doughnuts and candy. Mrs G H Lancaster served as superintendent with teachers named as Mrs G B Ross, Mrs Shelton, Mrs W A Clark, Roy Cutbirth, and Mr. and Mrs Joe Blithe and Mr. and Mrs A J Blythe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Baptist Church Rejcents
G. H. Lancaster
G. B. Ross
Shelton
W. A. Clark
Roy Cutbirth
Joe Blithe
A.J. Blythe
Camp Fire Girls Win Prize For Candy Sale
Camp Fire Girls under Mrs Louise Maystorovich won 30 dollars for selling candy in the 1964 Camp Fire Candy drive. Thirteen girls sold 40 dollar boxes, averaging 64.7 boxes per girl, as Greater Houston Council moved 54,288 boxes. In two weeks sales rose 2,544 from last year, with proceeds funding improvements at the council campsite near Marlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Maystorovich
Greater Houston Council
Marlin
Happy Grandmothers Meet At Bass Home
Mrs Edah Mac Bass hosted a Christmas party for the Happy Grandmothers Club at the Bass home with assistance from Velma Collins Lois Heir Ten and John Coker. The group sang carols, listened to a reading No Room for Him, exchanged gifts, and enjoyed refreshments for fifteen members and two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edah Mac Bass
Happy Grandmothers Chih
Velma Collins
Lois Heir- Ten
John Coker
Bass
Fidelity Class Meets In Faulkner Home
Members of the Fidelity Class of First Baptist Church gathered at Mrs. EB Faulkner's home for a brief business meeting and Christmas program. A J W Timmons gave the devotional. Refreshments included spiced punch sandwiches dips and crackers for seven members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity
First Baptist Church
EB. L. Faulkner
J. W. Timmons
Rev Louis Gant Screens Rebecca Class Film
The Rebecca Class of St. John's Methodist Church met to view a film titled It Started in Bethlehem shown by Rev Louis Gant. Mrs Pauline Goff welcomed guests at Mrs S B Strickland's home as 21 members attended with refreshments provided by Mrs Billy Riley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gant
Bethlehem
Rebecca
St. John's
Billy Riley
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Linda Ruth Smith
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M.E. Smith
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Mildre Bumgarner
Dulles
Clifford Bumgarner
Los Angeles
Miss Smith
Baylor University
Woodlawn Tuberculosis Hospital
Bumgarner
Southern Methodist University
Texas Industries
Yonee & EE
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Ark
E. Dalley
Stingel
Bryan
Morrell
Harmer
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Henet
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Spear
Yawns
C. W. Spear
G. W. Holt Jr
Devers
Jess Wilson
Marilyn
Michael O'Rear
April
Morris Goodwin
Bowen Sr
T. E. Bowen Jr
Dale Shaver
Robin
John
Grand Cone
David E. Shaver
Haton Rouge
M A. R. Cheatham
Magnolia
FE. IC. Kimmons Jr
Monroe
Jack Kimmons
Roy
Roxanne
New Orleans
Harry Grayete
Deborah
Harry W
Glenda
E. C. Kimmons
Colleys
Camp Fire Girls
Faulkner Home
SALE
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Tog
Singer
Singer Portable Typewriter
Singer Company
West Texas Ave
Singer Company & 7
Singer Company RE
Daniel
Elm ST
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