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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1952
Page
5
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Prepared by Native Of Lebanon Atiyeh hosted about 20 Baytown Home Economics Association members at the Community House. He discussed kibbie and other Middle Eastern dishes, noting lamb is ideal but prime lamb is scarce in Texas. He described wheat preparation, meat and rice fillings, and emphasized clean wholesome foods with olive oil, sesame oil, and various regional preparations.
Modern mothers trust Vicks VapoRub for fast relief. rubbing on throat chest and back heats and soothes while the vaporizer releases medicated steam. two ways at once provide soothing relief for cold or cough symptoms as described by the ad text.
Trinity Guild presents "Diane's Diary" a 5 p.m. February 25 fashion show in the Lee College auditorium featuring Diane’s infancy to marriage wardrobe. Town and Country outfits headline the collection. tickets available from guild members. Also notes guild meeting yesterday in the Guild Room and changes to meeting dates to the first and third Mondays. Refreshments served.
St Anne's Guild of Trinity Episcop Church completed plans for a February 26 Shrave Tuesday dinner. Young People's Service League will handle after dinner entertainment with bingo prizes of homemade cakes and dancing for non players. Mrs H T Taylor and Mrs Sidney Bruce were named to help with the February 14 junior high Valentine party. An April 11 dinner for Business and Professional Women was assigned to Mrs W B Lewis and Mrs Bruce. The last meeting continued Brazil study with Mrs F M Orr speaking on its land and people. hostesses were Mrs W D Alison.
Michael Roberson celebrated his fourth birthday with a party at his home hosted by Mr and Mrs T D Robertson of 1504 East Fayle. Guests played children’s games and enjoyed ice cream and candy. Decorations featured a Valentine theme. Attendees included Walter Steel Paul Albert Ronnie Morse Ranny Millican Barbara Ann Wetkins Mark Darreyl Mitchell Sheryl Terry Johnny Harold Lonsbotham and Jennifer Janes.
P-TA Council will observe Founder's Day at 10 p m tomorrow in the Community House. Mrs J O Salyers of Spring, President of the 11th district of P-TA, will be guest speaker. Founder's Day marks the founding of the National Congress of PTA on February 17 1987. Alice McLellan Birney and Phoebe Apperson Hurst were founders. A covered luncheon will be served at noon.
The Baytown Civic Music Association re elected most retiring officers and directors at its annual meeting in the Community House. Plans for a membership drive to start February 23 were discussed, with Rev. B. L. Walter Hendell named president and other officers and directors listed for the coming year.
Miss Winchester and William Carlton Taylor plan marriage at 9 pm February 15 in the Second Baptist Church Channelview with Rev. RC Wiley officiating. Drusilla Roselie Winchester, a Robert Lee High School graduate of 1951, works for Houston Lighting and Power Company in Houston.
Miss Margie Billings and Sergeant George Goodwin today announced attendants for their marriage this Saturday at Memorial Baptist Church. Rev L Jordan will read the vows at 7:00 p.m. Mrs Fay Walker of Pasadena and Corporal Bilis Shivers will be the couple's attendants. Douglas Hamil will play the organ.
Local calendar lists multiple Tuesday and Wednesday gatherings including Costly Mother's Club at 10 am, Dirt Gardener's Club at 9 30 am, Bass and Treble Club at 3 30 pm, study clubs at various homes, Homemaker classes at Baptist Temple, Lydia Class at Central Baptist, Pythian Sisters at 7 30 pm, PTA Council at 10 am, AAUW at Trinity church, Parents Council at Baytown Junior High, Morning Music Club at 9 30 am, Branch Barbaloo Circle at 7 30 pm, Beulah Seale Circle at 7 30 pm, and Carver PTA meeting at 7 pm in the bandroom. Robersons plan a two week vacation to San Antonio Beeville and Corpus Christi visiting relatives.
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Members of the Knife and Fork Club meet at 7 30 p m in Humble Dining Room for a regular dinner. The speaker is Sydney R Montague a former Royal Canadian Mounted Police member. Preparations were incomplete due to logging reservations with Wilton Roper club president to arrange attendance.
Robbin Curtis of Houston speaks on Italy at Work at 9 30 a m tomorrow in Trinity Episcopal Parish house for AAUW. She will use slides to illustrate an Italian exhibit opening at Houston Museum of Fine Arts on February 36. Mrs Toan Crawford and Mrs R E Burns chair the program.
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