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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1962
Page
3
Hank Alford is portrayed as an experienced adviser for life insurance and financial security. He works with Southwestern Life Insurance Co to tailor plans covering savings, Social Security, and retirement income, backed by 58 years of company experience. Jim will call from Baytown office, P O Box 686, phone 426 2040.
Dublin AP reports Ireland announces a month long arms amnesty for those in illegal possession of weapons ammunition or explosives. People can surrender to the police with no questions asked. Amnesty expires March 31.
United Church Women Board led by Mrs Nolan Schulze and Mrs ceeds from a thrift shop fundraiser to buy property on Carver Street for a new Baytown child care center. About 25 members attended the meeting to discuss remodeling plans and future steps, with a committee named to finalize arrangements.
Kappa Kappa announces a Valentine supper at the Community House with menus and multiple observances. The event features a ham dinner, salads, vegetables, and desserts, with husbands invited and Mrs. Basil Jones as world missions chair. Plans include a March 22 style show themed Over the Rainbow, with Style Shoppe fashions and a nominating committee chaired by Mrs. Sam Anderson.
About 75 guests attended the cocktail and buffet for seven new Service League members at Goose Creek Country Club. Mrs. John Sylvester presided as honorees included Mrs. M. E. Hunter and others. The group was entertained by D. B. Didricksen who played organ and piano as yellow tulips and rosebuds decorated the head table.
Grace Methodist Church will stage all observances. Mrs Frank Dean vice president and migrant chairman reported the offering from the last UCW meeting will be contributed to aid the Texas migrant problem.
A graduation luncheon at Goose Creek Country Club celebrated Yvonne D Olive, a Robert E. Lee High School senior. Hostesses Mrs Lawrence W Taylor of Houston and Mrs Ralph C Anderson of Baytown attended with 36 guests, as photos were taken and corsages given.
Mrs Bill Starr honored at a recent stork shower hosted by Mrs Tony Sellon and others at her mother Mrs R L Jacobs 2104 Fayle. Guests enjoyed cake ice cream punch nuts and mints with a centerpiece stork as the event marked by the hostesses and announced new Woman's Club officers with May duties and upcoming Feb 16 meeting.
Actress Debbie Reynolds has influenza delaying a European vacation. Her agent reports she spent a night in a hospital and returned home to rest. Reynolds and husband Harry Karl had planned to depart within ten days.
In St Joseph Missouri pigeons continue nesting on mothballs placed by R V Blomfield assistant superintendent of schools who said the mothballs would drive them away. The birds promptly began using the nest area as their new nesting site despite the unusual deterrent.
Xi Theta Gamma meets 7 40 p m with Mrs Harley Ponder at 312 Burnett Rebekahs meet 7 30 p m in Odd Fellows Hall BEPW meets 7 0 p m at Community House Morrell Park Garden Club 30 pm with O H Ficklin at 7 Hines Epsilon Beta Alpha Sorority 7 30 p m at Community House Preceptor Gamma BSP 7 30 p m with Mrs Eula Gox 504 Grantham Turkey giblets are to be covered with water and a quartered small onion parsley and celery tops and a bay leaf stock recommended for about an hour and no gravy planned.
Baytown Parent Teacher Associations begin Founder's Day with a luncheon hosted by the PTA City Council under the theme Cooperation The Golden Key The event includes a 9 30 am meeting and a covered dish luncheon as Baytown units plan February celebrations honoring the National Congress of Parents and Teachers founders Mrs R B Battarbee notes the value of parental knowledge for child health growth and development and calls for shared work among parents teachers and officials with trustees and district leaders invited as guests.
Quick guidance on preparing bak ers stuffed potatoes. Mash the potato pulp with sour cream butter and minced parsley. Top with cheddar cheese and reheat until piping hot and the tops are lightly browned.
Mrs Charlies Snyder and her son Philp visit her parents Mr and Mrs Keith Shawver at 2004 Olive. About 20 guests attend a Saturday morning coffee at the Shawver home with a Valentine motif. Out-of-town guests include Mr and Mrs George Read Mr and Mrs Richard Read Mr and Mrs Bill Adair Bud Marshall Eddie from Houston and Mrs Leroy Vick of Humble. Bailey travels to Washington DC to meet Disabled American Veterans state commanders and discuss veteran affairs with the House and Senate leaders.
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