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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1952
Page
5
A church women’s group met for a pre fast breakfast with members named including Mrs. Berthman and Mrs. Waddell. Awards were given for effort and cleanliness while coffee and doughnuts were served to attendees, highlighting the social event.
East Gull hosts Mr and Mrs Arthur Chasnoff welcomed visiting relatives Mer Ochstein and Bacry Ochstein from Decatur with a Wednesday buffet at their home. The guests, including Tillie Chasnoff and Arie Sampson, and Bernard Foy of Houston, were en route from Indiana to Houston. The occasion featured gifts and family gathering during the three-day stay.
Mrs Hughes hosted a Phebean Class gathering at her home on Pine Street yesterday. Mrs Jems Wier opened with prayer and Mrs A P Gizeer led devotional. refreshments were served to seven members and one guest, Sharron Lynn Sheffield of Port Neches.
Mrs Harold McFarland hosted the 84 Club at her home 1510 Burbank with nine members attending. Prizes in 42 were won by Mrs W A Welch and Mrs M L Jordan. fruit salad and coffee were served. Next meeting set for 7 30 p m February 33 at Mrs M W Shaneek 312 Live Oak. Miss Mary Lois Hayes, Cedar Bayou native and former Cedar Bayou teacher now Braniff employee in Houston, returned from a four day Miami Beach trip with a slight sunburn.
President Truman and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill agreed that the two governments will consult on retaliation against the Chinese Communists if the Reds sign a Korean truce and then break it. British and American authorities said no stronger guarantee was given during the White House talks.
Idaho readers learn of a 43rd Infantry Division member from Ada Oklahoma and a December 1950 enlistment while staying in Japan. Weiser Idaho relatives receive updates on elk hunting plans after discharge. Tokyo reports Yoshida plans to dissolve the National Police Reserve in October and replace it with a 75,000 man defense corps plus 35,090 extendable reserves.
Houston filed civil suit seeking 924000 against Thomas V. Eogle, 47, pharmacist. Tressa Patterson, 46, widow. and T. J. John, roomer, for beating Rita Ruth Booth last December 15 leaving her in a coma at Hermann Hospital. Bernard Goldings, guardian, alleged Booth was struck with an ice basket by Patterson and John, who denied being present.
A fragmentary plea from a San Francisco area girl, born in 1942, requesting to join the WAC in the Air Force with a typed letter to Washington, D.C. She cites her father, Lt Garner G Holt, buried at Golden Gate Cemetery, and mentions writing about her suitability for service. Also included is a separate brief about a 12 year old in Greenville New Jersey who stole for ham and then a car, ending with a police chase and abandonment in a snowbank. A stray line reflects on strategic sea dynamics between Japan and Korea potentially enabling an army to traverse shallow waters.
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