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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1952
Page
3
A Woman's Page notes tickets for a Trinity Episcopal Guild style show, with under 12s eligible, Diane's Diary theme covering eight key life moments, and ends with a wedding rehearsal. Guild plans include infant to teen apparel from Abe Rosenzweig's Economy and Town.
Junior piano students of Anne Marie Fortney presented a recital Sunday afternoon at the Baytown Community House. Awards for outstanding work went to Lloyd Boussoche and Anita Kana. Anita Kana was named president. Suzanne Le Blanc, vice president. Muriel Jean Gilles, secretary. Dianne Jones, treasurer. Hostesses for the reception included Mrs. Fred Kena and others.
The sixth Sherley child reunion gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs E B Shoerley with Nils ovensign and many relatives listed. Attendees included D A Sherley family from Alice and J C Sherley offspring from San Antonio along with Waller from Morton Thames from Freer Staton from Lubbock plus Kreps ley Navy grandson and Joe Grantham family from Houston.
Ashbel Smith Parent-Teacher Association sponsors a 12 hour course titled Building Healthy Personalities. First session runs 9 a.m. to 12 noon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. D. FE. Were, Peggy is education chairman. Three meetings planned. no written work, certificate awarded on completion. Regular PTA meeting 2 15 p.m. Thursday in the auditorium with the fourth grade program and Mother's Day observed. Executive meeting at 1 35 p.m. Thursday in the auditorium. Mrs. W. HE Patwers, press asks all members to attend.
A midcentury home cook guide presents meatless spaghetti options. It lists a tomato paste sauce with onions mushrooms and herbs then a fish or anchovy variant and a shrimp alphine style with butter and white sauce. The steps include boiling water salting pasta and combining sauces with noodles.
Mrs. and Mrs. Hopper of 701 Highlands will host at 7:30 Thursday for the Highlands Book Review Club. Mrs. C. E. Norris will review The Hero of His Garment by Arey Mi Briggs.
Mrs. Boone Worthy Grand Matron of Texas will visit Goose Creek Chapter 798 OES and attend a banquet today. She is scheduled for a called meeting at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Hall. All Eastern Stars in the area are invited. Alba present will be Mrs. Lavena Grigg deputy grand matron of District Four.
Calendar items list meetings at private homes and clubs including Channelview Demonstra tion Club at 9 80 am on First Street Channel View Lakewond Garden Club at 8 am Burnet Drive Blanche Barkaloo Circle Grace Methodist at 7 30 pm Fast Republic Priveitia Club East Gulf 2 30 am Lynn Knight Circle Baptist Temple Yupan Street 9 30 am Wednesday Morning Music Club Community House 9 30 am San Jacinto PTA school 2 pm Ashbel Smith PTA course home Mrs Ware Peggy 711 Peggy 3 am
Barbers Hill P TA will honor past Barbers Hill presidents tomorrow for Founders Day. The meeting is at 3 15 pm in the school music room with prayers and a program led by Mrs M S Smith and Mrs H H McCollum. Mrs Dewey Kirk and others hostesses. Mothers of Barbers Hill students invited. Funeral in Morocco Indiana for Foss Padgett.
In this bridge lesson, Shepard Barclay warns that overconfident play sinks contracts. The deal shows West misreading leads. the declarer could have tried a safe club line or forced defenders to uncover errors. The article illustrates how careful card play and defensive pressure can salvage chances or seal defeat.
San Jacinto PTA will honor past presidents at a regular meeting in the school auditorium at 2 pm tomorrow. Founders Day will feature introductions by Mrs. A R Stark and a talk by J M Stewart on Looking Backward Looking Forward. An nominating committee was chosen for next year. A study course for all members will be led by Mrs F C Canant on February 26 at her home, 229 Arhar. Transportation can be arranged through officers.
Adults may exhibit original paintings during National Fine Arts Week at Lee College. The event runs late March into early April with works shown in the exhibit room. Miss Minnie Alice Robertson urges potential exhibitors to begin work now as five weeks remain. A ceramic hobby morning invites participants to bring five pounds of clay, and music and dramatics classes are developing an operetta for the week.
Sharon Lee Bearden celebrated her second birthday with a party at the home of neighbor Mrs. J HighSmith on North Main. The event was hosted by Mrs. HighSmith alongside Sharon's mother Mrs. Tommy Bearden and other helpers. Guests included children Elaine HigRod erape Carol Wilson Pam Hensler Jimmy Highsmith Jr Judy Sendy and many more with mothers and several adults in attendance.
An Teattan spaghetti dinner and game party will be held Thursday from 10 am to 1 pm at the Riverview Inn. The Altar and Rosary Society of St Jude's Catholic Church Highlands sponsors the event to raise funds for chairs for the new St Jude's Recreation Hall. The public is invited.
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