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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1966
Page
4
A guide on selecting a conversation piece to elevate a room including options like a crystal chandelier or mirrored wall and ideas such as three octagonal snack tables, an Oriental item, or a mural behind the sofa to add color depth and character. Visit the store to browse more furniture ideas with no obligation to buy.
The Friendship Class of Central Baptist Church met Tuesday at Mrs. Neal Blankenship home presided by Mrs. L V Lawhon. Devotional Travel on Gods Highway by Mrs. C L Daniel. Secretary report by Mrs. Minnie Lee Rankin and class minister report by Mrs. Mae Smith with group captains reports. Refreshments served to 16 members.
Baytown 4-H Horse Club elected Neal Platter as president James Boswell as vice president Sharon Dutforth secretary Beverly Cobb treasurer and Diana McBride reporter Three members Debbie Ports Diane McBride and Neal Platzer attended the 4Hrostra County Horse Show at Oak Tree Ranch Rosharon idan on December 29 earning ribbons and memories of a cold day.
Mrs R L Baker was elected president of the women s auxiliary of Fire Station 4 at a meeting at First National Bank. Other officers include Mrs H H Bishop vice president Mrs B W Barfield Jr secretary Mrs JG L Johnson treasurer Mrs F Hightower reporter Mrs E Tompkins Sr chief Mrs E Lamb assistant chief Mrs Barfield pumper team captain and Mrs V A Battarbee hospitality chairman. Canned peas can be added to chicken or turkey salad to extend it.
Carvelynne Leonard daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Leonard of Mont Belvieu married John Michael Verde son of Mr and Mrs Mike Verde of Sour Lake at Mont Belvieu First Baptist Church. Rev Ronnie T Skaggs officiated. Bridesmaids wore burgundy. best man was Mike Verde. Reception followed at the bride’s home. They plan a Houston trip and will live in Beaumont. Bride a 1965 Bamberg Hills graduate. groom a Lamar Tech freshman. Out of town guests listed from Sour Lake Dallas and Baytown.
Janet Cezeaux daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy E Cezeaux of Highlands will be installed worthy advisor of Crosby Assembly 163 Order of the Rainbow for Girls at 730 pm Saturday at Samp ison Masonic Hall in Highlands. Shirley Warner will be worthy associate advisor. Other officers include Cassandra Tomlinson charity Mary Skeen hope Marlene Hicks faith Edie Duffey treasurer Bev Yerly Threadgill recorder. For the reception Miss Cezeaux selected motto With God Nothing I Shall Be Impossible symbol open Bible song My God and I flower red rose color red. Advisory board members listed.
The Baytown AAUW spring pattern show titled Go Fashions will feature designs for the woman on the go. Co chairs and committee members outline segments from swimwear to tea and evening wear, with casual and sports lines for active lifestyles. Coordinator Edna Boyer and staff assist with fabric and design, open to non members. Eugene Stewart returns as commentator with Skeeter Orton Jr. at the piano. Door prizes planned and models include children as part of the show.
Mary Katherine Strickler and Walter Alfred Johanns announce their engagement. Strickler, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Strickler of 910 W Lobit, will wed in June. She holds a BFA from Southwestern University and an MA from West Texas State, teaching speech at Temple Junior College. Johanns, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Johanns of Binghamton, earned BS and MS from North Texas State University in Denton and teaches history at Temple Junior College. ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY.
Miss Mary Feazie and her roommate Miss Betty Smith of Roscoe have resumed studies at Sam Houston State College after a semester break. They visited Betty Smith's parents in West Texas, friends at Hardin-Simmons in Abilene, and Feazie's grandparents in San Saba. They also saw Mary's parents in Baytown.
Sharne W. Vickers marked his 90th birthday with a surprise party hosted by the Joy Circle of Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. Friends, nieces and nephews attended at his Cedar Bayou Road home, with sisters Emma Vickers and Laura Terry present. Pearl Brown could not attend.
Ballet Spectacular brings eleven excerpts from classical ballet to Houston Music Hall for a one night only show on Feb. 3. Highlights include six duets new to Houston with Jacques d Amboise Melissa Hayden Lois Smith Earl Kraus Marina Svetlova leading, plus solos like Dying Swan. The event, staged by the International Cultural Exchange, features a small NYCB led orchestra under Simon Sadoff and tickets from Foley centers. Proceeds fund Dance-Drama Workshop in Pittsburgh.
Saturday events include Elks Ladies rummage sale from 3 am to 2 pm at 3210 Mark. A Service League dinner at Dante. Houston Yacht Club hosts Duplicate Bridge at 7 50 pm at Bridge Studio. Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square Dancery Club meets at 8 pm. Pitot Club Smorgasbord 6 to ? pm at Knights of Columbus Hail.
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