Parole Board Member Argues Women Understand Inmates
Olympia based parole board member Mrs Charlotte Paul Groshell, noted author and mother of two, says women influence inmate parole outcomes. She argues female insight helps prepare convicts for release, noting many inmates confide more easily to women and that supporters often include wives or ex-spouses. She rejects the idea of a single criminal type and stresses that pressure and circumstance shape behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Charlotte Paul Groshell
Washington State
Groshell
Heirport Sounds On Baby Boy Louis Otis
Mr and Mrs H Paul announce the birth of Louis Otis on January 29 at Baytown Hospital. The newborn weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces and has a sister, Shari Annette. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jr D Johnson and Mr and Mrs J D Bettis Sr, with great grandparents listed.
Planter's Box Guides Humidity for Plant Care
Planter's Box suggests steps to improve humidity for indoor plants using clay pots on pebble-filled trays with water below the pebble tops. Research from Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station notes materials that close plant stomata to conserve soil moisture, potentially boosting field performance and photosynthesis. Colchicine-induced mutation in Primula Acaulis indicates a new compact strain with small leaves and flat rosette growth, attracting international interest for quality-focused growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneectim
Eut Agricultural Experiment Station
Primula Acaulis
St Paul Women Hear Directors CP Center and Opportunity School
St Paul Lutheran Church Women heard from Opportunity School director Mrs D L Phillips and Cerebral Palsy Center director Mrs John Devine about volunteer needs at the Baytown based centers. They explained teaching aids and products made by students and invited visits to both centers near San Jacinto Methodist Hospital and at 1201 Park Way Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Paul
CP Center
Opportunity School
Baytown
St. Paul Lutheran Church
D. L. Phillips
John Devine
Nolan Schulze
Quest
Parkway Drive
Phillips
Devine
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Meekins
E.C. Winegartner
St. Paul Church
Gardners Horticulture Club to Host Dewey Compton
Dewey Compton will speak on Good and Bad Bugs at 9 20 a m Wednesday for the Dirt Gardeners Horticulture Club Mrs A N Nelson 16 Market will be hostess with Mrs W G Wilson co hoste Compton a gardening and farming expert in the area has been forming programs over KPRC Houston Mrs Charles O Connell and her officers will be installed Mrs Henry C Dismukes is retiring
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Compton
Dirt Gardeners Horticulture Club
A. N.nelson
Market
Compton
KPRC
Houston
Charles O'Connell
Henry C. Dismukes
Snake Dinner Tradition Deepens In Hong Kong
Editor notes that snake eating is an art in south China with October to February peak season. Cantonese diners enjoy fried stews soups and tonics. dealers sell thousands daily. Snakes are butchered with precise technique and served with chicken pork bamboo shoots and abalone. liver and a dragon tiger phoenix dish are noted specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong ‘Kong
Roy
South
China
Hong Kong
National Officer to Visit Baytown Service League
Miss Martha Wise of Warren, executive secretary of the National Association of Juni or Abilities, will visit Baytown Thursday and Friday with the Service League of Baytown one of 45 chapters. The executive board meets at 9 30 a.m. Thursday at the Houston Yacht Club. Wise attends a league meeting Friday at Mrs Jacks Hendersons 1908 Oak Shadows. Wise and two new members Mrs W J Gidley and Mrs L B Hughes will be honored Friday at a Goose Creek Country Club dinner. During her stay she will be house guest of Dr and Mrs W H Bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Wisé
Warren
National Association of Junior
Baytown
Servicels League of
National’ Association
Miss Wise
Houston Yacht Club
League
Jack Henderson
Oak Shadows
Baytown clubs and meetings weekly schedule
Tuesday events include Business and Professional Club 7 39 p m at Chamber of Commerce Building and XI Theta Gamma Chapter meeting with Mrs. Monte Young at 143 Bayshore Drive Baytown Music Study Club at 745 pm Robert E Lee High School Music KOON. Wednesday lists Baytown Duplicate Bridge 10 00 am Bridge Study Country Club Oaks Garden Club 9 30 am with Mrs Virgil Jones 919 Tamarack 39 Study Club 2330 pm with Mrs Max House 1702 Wright Kirk American Association of University Women 7 99 pm Sterling Municipal Library Dirty Gardeners Horticulture Club 9 38 am with Mrs A No Nek 1601 Market Priscilla Club 2 30 pm with Mrs J W Legs 1906 Bay-Tiss. Thursday Baytown Grandmothers Club 7 30 pm Citizens National Bank Party Room Kappa Alpha Chapter Bets Sigma Phi 7 30 pm Chamber of Commerce Building Happy Grandmothers Club Tipom Lyanhaven Service League Reikiing. Thursday Forum Study Club 7 38 pm with Mrs R E Martin MG Fleetwood Drive Friday Service League of Baytown 7 15 am with Mrs Jack Henderson 1908 Oaks Shadows Les College Faculty Women's Club games party Woman's Club 2 30 pm with Mrs Buck Texas
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Chamber of Consimerce
XI Theta Gamma
Beta Sigma
Monte Young
Bayshore Drive
Baytown
Robert FR. Lee
Country Club
Oaks Garden Club
Virgil Jones
SUH Tamarach
Max House
Wright Kird
American Association of University “Women
Sterling Municipal Library
A. No Nek
Market
Bay- Tiss
Baytown Grandmothers Club
National Bank
Kappa Appa
Bets ' Sigma Phil
Chantee of Commerce
Happy Grandmothers Club
Tipom
Lyanhaven Service League
Thureding Forum
R. E. Martin
MG Fleetwood Drive
Jack Henderson
Oaks Shadows
Les College Faculty
Buck
Texas
Dental Assistants Name Delegates to State Meet
Margaret Merchant and Barbara Smith were elected delegates to the Texas Dental Assistants Association meeting April 26-29 in Fort Worth. Alternates named were Kathy Robinson and Sandy McFadden. Delegates will present table clinics on Use of Disclosing Agents. Barbara Smith will discuss When the IRS Calls and Margaret Merchants on Construction of a Temporary Karen Bridge. Dentists who taught the certification course will be honored at a barbecue. Books from the course have been donated to Robert E. Lee High School for the Diversified Occupations program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Merchant
Barbara Smith
Texas Dental Assistants Association
Fort Worth
Mem ‘Bers
Baytown Association
Kathy Robinson
Sandy
McFadden
Baytown
IRS
Margaret Merchants
Karen
Robert E.lee High School
Pattern Catalog and Sewing Offer from Baytown Sun
A Baytown Sun reader ad promotes pattern 9123 for Jr. Miss sizes with a weskit skirt and blouse outfit. It details fabric needs in yards, mail order pricing, and a coupon for a 50 cent free pattern catalog with names and addresses to Marian Martin Pattern Dept in New York. It urges readers to clip and mail with zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian. Martin
Baytown Sun
Pattern Dept
West
Isih
New York
President's Ball Opens Goose Creek Social Month
The Goose Creek Country Club highlights its February calendar with the President's Ball on February 15. The event promises music for Saturday night and tops a month of club activities and social occasions for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Creek Country
Freshman column defuses juvenile delinquents and dating woes
A Baytown Sun community column features letters and replies on juvenile delinquency myths, the danger of bullying, dating doubts, and marital nudges. Advice ranges from cautioning about early scaring for first offenses to reflections on parenting, affection, and responsible behavior in school and home.
Dripping Bottle Is Point Of Disorder
In Pontiac Michigan an AP report notes a jury awarded Jack Newby of Warren Michigan $150000 for psychological injuries after a March 1961 collision involving ter City Trucking Service Inc of Detroit. Newby’s attorney Walter Guth said the teenager once witnessed two people burn to death in a wreck on the Ohio Turnpike, drawing a parallel to dripping gasoline seen after the collision.
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Pontiac
Mich
Jack Newby
Warrer
ter-City Trucking Service Inc
Detroit
Iean Newby
Walter Guth
Newby
Ohio Turnpike
Guth
Beta Sigma Phi State Charity Ball In Houston
The Beta Sigma Phi Valentine Charity Ball will be held Friday February 7 at the Shamrock Hilton Hotel in Houston to support the Metabolic Research Fund of the Texas Medical Center. The fund began in 1957 with the Houston Gamma Nu Chapter’s nephrosis focus and expanded to metabolic disorders, aiding Dr. Leighton Hill and staff at Texas Children's Hospital and Ben Taub Hospital. Tickets are $4 at the door.
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Beta’ Sigma Phi Valentine
Shamrock Hilton
Texas Medical Center
Gamma Nu
Houston
Texas Children’s Hospital
Beta Sigma Phil
Houston Beta Sigma I
Beta Sigma Fhi
Leighton Hill
Texas Children's Hospital
Ben Taub
Texas Children's
Ben Tattb
Ffermann
Mrs West Is Honoree at Bridal Shower
Mrs Terry West II formerly Miss Carolyn Baldridge was honored with a bridal shower at the home of Mrs H H B Hensler 1100 W Lobit. Guests included Miss Susan Cox Miss Bertie Taylor Miss Nancy John and Miss Judy Shearer. Hostesses were Mrs Orel Bramlett Mrs L E Nix Mrs M L Watts Mrs Stanley Henson Mrs R A Dickson Mrs Roy Elms and Mrs H B Hens er. Decorations featured white roses green white colors and silver crystal. An electric mixer was given to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry West II
Carolyn Baldridge
HH. B. Hensler
W . Lobit
Susan Cox
Bertie Taylor
Nancy John
Judy Shearer
Orel Bramlett
L. E. Nix
M. L. Watts
Stanley’ Henson
R. A. Dickson
Roy Elms
H. B. Henser
J. G. Baldridge
Terry West
Reviewers to discuss book at Montgomery meeting
The Reviewer Club will meet at 3:30 a.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. William Zartman, 420 Rollingwood Drive, to discuss Richard Ar mour’s In Darkest Adolescence. Mrs. T. F. Montgomery will preside and lead the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Montgomery
Richard Armour
William Zartman
Rollingwood Drive
Baytown House of Fashion previews feminine look shift
In a Baytown note from 1964 the House of Fashion discusses spring summer trends. The writer, recently ill, says feminine styles are returning with subtle changes and invites readers to a luncheon fashion show February 12 at the Holiday Inn Red Room, urging reservations. The piece promotes upcoming displays and invites shoppers to visit.
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Holiday Inn
Red Room
House of Fashion
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