Baytown Nurses Cookbook funded scholarships with ads
The East Harris County Registered Professional Nurses Society cookbook, likely published after 1963, funded a scholarship fund through cookbook sales. It lists scholarship recipients from 1952 to 1963 and preserves memories of local ads featuring Higginbotham Motor Co, Guys n Dolls, Brunson Food Market, Odorless Cleaners, Peoples State Bank and O Brien’s with ties to Baytown figures and history.
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East Harris County
Professional Nurses Society
The
Nurses Society
Norma Jean Cook
Alice Fuson
Edna Jean Hurst
Sue Baird
Joyce Hales
Barbara Kershaw
Peggy Carr
Betty Barnes
Bennie Jewel James
Domingo Vegas
Carol Post
Shirley Smith
Leslie McNeal
Diane Peel
Higginbotham Motor Co
Floyd Higginbotham
Nona
Sun
Texas
Republic of Texas
Lorenzo de Zavala
Guys ‘N Dolls
Bayway
North Pruett
Reba L. Stewart
Brunet
Lanier
Bob Lanier
Houston
Brunson Food Market
John
Lorraine Brunson
Johnny
Market
Minnesota
Howard E. Brunson
Howard
Mr. Brunson
Michigan Street
Minnesota Street
Monroe Pryor
Carrie Pryor- Newman
Monroe
Baytown
Edah Mae Bass
Monna Johnson
the Sun
Carrie
Peoples State Bank
Bank of Convenience
Humble
Britton-Cravens Lumber Co
Britton
Old
O’brien
N. Main
Shamrock
T.D
Pee Wee
Tillman
Pelly
R.C. Stephenson
Robert E. Lee
University of Texas
Opportunities abound in Baytown area for fitness
Baytown readers learn about local fitness options with January joining fee waivers at the YMCA. The facility offers two membership types and numerous classes while promoting values like Respect and Caring. Fitness Connection in San Jacinto Court advertises memberships as low as 9.95 dollars with no contract and discounted personal training.
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YMCA
North Main
Baytown
Fitness Connection
San Jacinto Court
Garth and
Cedar Bayou Lynchburg
To exercise or not an investment in future health
A health note argues for regular exercise as essential to physical and mental well being. It stresses reviewing health annually with counselors, practical steps like parking farther away, and walking as a simple form of exercise with basic safety tips and physician guidance.
REL senior hopes and rap CD will propel his career
Robert E. Lee senior Francisco Graham, 17, has turned tragedy into art. After his mother’s death and a football injury, he channels loss into music and a second rap CD titled Tempa. A friend praises his talent as he prepares for a hoped for break while facing family changes after a drunk driving accident.
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Rel
Robert"e. Lee
Francisco Graham
Graham
Danny Mendieta
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Wanda Orton
Tesc
U.S
the Bader
Frankie Graham
Temps