Tarrant Circle Continues Genesis Study at St Mark's
The Mary Tarrant Circle of St Mark's Methodist Church held its second Genesis study at the home of Mrs H P Holder. Mrs Joseph Satterfield led with a large chart While reading scriptures members discussed present day relevance. A choral drama The Circle Beyond Fear was performed and the group planned future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary ‘Tarrant
St. Mark's Methodist Church
H. P. Holder
Joseph Satterfield
Satterfield
Darius Ceander Swann
Cain
Ronald C. Keiper
C. E. Littlepage
St. Mark's
Harry N. Holmes
Texas Woman's Conference
First Methodist Church
Houston
Methodist
San Antonio
East Harris County
Bayshore Concert Workers Dinner Set For Saturday
The Bayshore Concert Association invites its membership drive workers to a 7 p.m. dinner buffet Saturday at the Holiday Inn. The attendee list includes Mrs. Lawrence French Mr and Mrs Hugh Cobl Mrs Chad Johnson Mrs Herman Bremmer Mrs Billy Wheaton and many others. The note ends with a stray Worcester shire sauce question about omelets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayshore Concert Association
Holiday Inn
Lawrence French
Hugh Cobl
Chad Johnson
Herman’ Bremmer
Billy. L. Wheaton
N. D. Longnecker
A.F. Treybiz
Jesse Kirkpatrick
DePrang Performs Piano Selections at Gulf Oil Club Meeting
Len DePrang a junior at Robert E. Lee High School presented varied piano numbers at the Gulf Oil Cedar Bayou Women’s Club February meeting. He played classical and popular pieces by Beethoven and Gershwin. The guest was introduced by program chairman Mrs. Fred Hand who presented him a club pin. Following the program a Holiday Inn buffet and business meeting were held. A lateake to the Opportunity School was approved as a service project. June 12 was set for the family picnic. yearbooks were distributed and clues requested. Guests included Mrs. George Beadford Grapeland and Mrs. Marilyn Linder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len DePrang
Robert E. Lee High School
Gulf Oil Cedar Bayou Women's Club
Beetshoven
Gershwin
Len
Walter DePrang
E. W. van Hoozer
Beaumont
E. A. Milton
Fred Hand
Pennies Mount in Anson Jones PTA Contributions
Nine hundred and nine years in PTA work were noted at Anson Jones PTA Founder's Day meeting. Members were asked to donate per year of membership for the Opportunity School. Nominating committee chosen. an Arts and Crafts Workshop planned for March Easter decorations. Founders honored with a roving reporter, gifts, and life membership pins. 19 members attended the Founder's Day luncheon. Attendance awards went to two classes. school week events urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teacher Association
Anson Jones Pta
Opportunity School
C. L. Carrell
John
Leviticus
Matthew
Donald Swint
Lc, Sanders
Ernest Lindstrom
E.T. Arnett
R. F. Ferrill
J. A. Massey
Robert P. Kerr
J. M. Hageard
Henry Ward
George Edwards
PTA
Anson Jones
Wedgeworth
Donald Schrit
Robert Kelley
Luncheon Honors Gayle Seamans at Goose Creek Club
Mrs. C. W. Lubbock and Mrs. Robert R. Warner hosted a Valentine luncheon for Gayle Seamans daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Seamans at Goose Creek Country Club. Centerpieces featured white chrysanthemums with red heads and Valentine place cards. Honoree and mother received corsages, and a gift was presented to Gayle. Guests included Mrs. G. Rex Curtin Elaine Barnes Cindy Porter Kay Massey Carolyn Morris Kathy Lubbock Debbie Adams Margaret Hornsby Jane Seamans and Ann Callam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Lubbock
Robert R. Warner
Gayle Seamans
Douglas Seamans
Goose Creek Country Club
Valentine
Rex Curtin
Elaine Barnes
Cindy Porter
Kay Massey
Carolyn Morris
Kathy Lubbock
Debbie Adams
Margaret Hornsby
Jane Seamans
Ann Callam
Carol Morris Luncheon Honoree at Goose Creek Country Club
Carol Morris, a prospective May graduate of Robert E. Lee, was honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ted McCall and her daughter Beverly at Goose Creek Country Club. Guests included Ann Wismet, Sandra Buford, Sharon Francis, Peggy Walker, Anita Kay Barron, and Kathy Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Morris
Robert £. Lee
Goose Creak Country Club
Ted McCall
Beverly
Robert Morris
Valentine
Ann Wismet
Sandra Buford
Sharon Francis
Peggy Walker
Anita Kay Barron
Kathy Todd
Zerse
Devotional Led by Cedar Bayou Church Circle
Mrs F W Smith presided at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church Joy Circle as members enjoyed a devotional and Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs J Q Sims led a lesson from Methodist Woman articles. The Genesis study sessions with Mrs B D West and Mrs S A Wilhite are set for March 9 30 and April 13 27 at the church. Attendees included Mrs J E Baker W T Hardison and A K Hall. Next circle meets March 16 with Mrs G M Barclay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Smith
Joy Circle
Cedar Bayou
J. E Baker
W.T. Hardison
A. K. Hall
G. M. Barclay
Rho Zeta Hears Mrs H Blackman Guest Speaker
Mrs Harlon Blackman, a guest speaker, gave a short talk on art and painted a piece during a Rho Zeta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi meeting at the First National Bank. Mrs Toby Wiklund led the business session and plans for a Western Party at the Lakewood Clubhouse were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlon Blackman
Rho Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi
First National Bank
Roy Hite Pschew
Bayshore Dance Club Event at Knights of Pythias Hall
Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square Dancers Club hosts a 6 p.m. event at Knights of Pythias Hall. Bayshore Concert Association presents the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayshore
Wagon’ Wheel Square Dancers Club
Knights of Pythias Hall
Bayshore Concert Association
Gamma Nu Raises Funds For Scholarships In 1965
Gamma Nu Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma assists endowment of graduate study scholarships at local state and international levels. Miss Eula Potter led a White Elephant sale collecting 80 dollars for the fund. The chapter met at Sterling Municipal Library Auditorium with Mrs. Helga Hatchel presiding and Miss Potter outlining six 2500 dollar graduate scholarships to be awarded in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Nu
Delta Appa Gamma
Purse
Neg Womer
iThis
Eula Potter
Sterling Municipal Library
Helga Hatchel
Mable Parker
Miss Potter
Mayde K_ Southall
M. Margaret Stroh
Norma Bristaw Salter
Administration Hopes To Divert Big Dollar Drain
Washington tale of a White House appeal to 350 business leaders to cut the dollar drain from private overseas loans and investments. The Commerce Department and Federal Reserve Board propose voluntary targets for major exporters and lenders, plus advisory panels to steer profit-friendly rules while warning of possible enforcement if deficits persist. A concluding editorial aside mentions tarrragon mustard for salad dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
White House
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Conor
Bal Janze
Sment
Cion
Tong Run
Progressive Dinner Honors Mrs Harley Ponder at Xi Theta event
Mrs Harley Ponder of Valentine and Xi Theta Gamma chapter Beta Sigma Phi was toasted with a progressive dinner hosted by Mrs Robert Dippel and Mrs W E Brentzel. Guests traveled to hosts Mr and Mrs Ponder, Miss Cynthia Moore, and Mr and Mrs Bailey for courses and dessert, with Valentine décor and a gold filigreed mirror tray as a keepsake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Ponder
Valentine
Xi Theta Garmma
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert Dippel
W. E. Brentze
Solarium
Douglas Butler
Robert Witt
Allen Bailey
M. L. Griffith
Bailey
Warren Anderson
Johnny Ludtke
Ponder
Fender
Anderson
Brentzel
Witt
Ludtke
Dippel
Butler
Charles Blasingame
R. Louis Cartier
Bonnie Howard
Miss Moore
Karl W. Opryshek
John Thomas
Perry Beauchamp
Jack Jackson
Bill Fortinberry
Walton Scott
Griffith
Star George Peppard faces ups and downs of fame
Hollywood AP reports that actor George Peppard endured debt and a family loss after a stalled period at MGM. He then landed three films, including Operation Crossbow, earning about 350000 dollars per project plus a cut of profits. He now roles in The Thing Day and The Sands of Kakihari while awaiting Merrily We Roll Along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Bog Thomas
Hollywood
George Peppard
Deerer
Peppard
MGM
Acar
Trevor Howant
Johnny Mills
Richard Johnson
Lilli Palmer
Sophia Loren
Warmer Brothers
Elizabeth Ashley
Hawaii
Africa
Levine
Kakihari
Debbie Reynolds
Miss Doskoeil Engaged to Clarence Reynolds
Miss Geraldine Ann Doskoeil announces engagement to Clarence Bruce Reynolds. Parents Mr and Mrs L A Tei koeil of Crosby announce the nuptials planned for April. Both families hail from Crosby. Doskoeil, Crosby High School graduate, attends Lre College and works as a Houston city stenographer. Reynolds, Crosby graduate, has studied at Houston Automation and the University of Houston and works at Medical Center National Bank of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Ann Doskoeil
Clarence Bruce Reynolds
L.A Teikoeil
Crosby
Tive Groom
R. B. Reynolds
Miss Doskocil
Crosby High School
Lre College
City of Houston
Reynolds
Eb” Crosby
Births and Family Announcements in Houston Area
Mr and Mrs Richard King announce the birth of daughter Shawn Elizabeth on February 16 at Heights Hospital Houston. Baby weighs nine pounds two and a half ounces. Grandparents Dean King Baytown and K B Bettell Mousten. Great grandparents D Z King Huntsville Hoya B Ash. Also Mr and Mrs Gary Ash announce son Darren Kelly on February 14 weighing nine pounds fourteen ounces. Grandparents Baytown Gary Ash and Herbert H Streich. Creal grandparents C H Carter Day ton and Robert Witschoihe of a milton Md Mrs Rudalph ich of Brenham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Richard King
Tanglewood
Shawn Elizabeth
Heights Hospital
Houston
Lori
Dean King
Baytown
K. B Bettell
Mousten
D. Z. King
Huntsville
Hoya B. Ash
Darren Kelly
Gary Ash
Herbert H. Streich
Creal
C. H. Carter
Dayton
Robert Witschoihe
A Milton
Rudalphich
Brenham
Winners Told At Bridge House Play Winners
Mrs J R Guth and Mrs Jack Blankfield won first at the Houston Bridge House on February 15. Walle Cobb and Mrs Elaine Pinett took second, Warry Blankfield and Mrs BD E Leighton third. Open games start at 7 30 p m each Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Guth
Jack Blankfield
Houston Bridge House
Walle Cobb
Elaine Pinett
Warry Blankfield
BD. E. Leighton
Work Accident Toll In U S Up To 14 200
The National Safety Council reported that work related deaths reached 14 200 by late last year and on the job injuries totaled 2 050 000 in 1964. The total economic cost to the nation was about 5 billion dollars. The figures imply about 1.25 million men were laid off for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
Life Insurance Ad for Ages 50 to 80
An advertisement invites people ages 50 to 80 to apply for a $1000 life insurance policy. It offers no obligation and asks readers to mail their name, address and year of birth to Old American Insurance Co. Dept T2428, 4900 Oak St, Kansas City Missouri 84142.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Reserve
Pnlfey
Old American Insurance Co
Oak St
Kansas City
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Tarrant Circle
Bayshore Concert Worker's
Gene's
Texas
DePrang
Highlands Patrol Service
FE. Boyd
Clear Lake
Highlands, Texas
Delta Kappa Gamma
Helge Hatchell
H. Blackman
Woman's Club
C. J. Bailey
Fleetwood Drive
Alpha State
Texas Colleges
Sam Houston State College
Sadie Ray Pewsell
Texas Ave
Satuday
Eda
Marian Martin
Baytown Sun
West Stn St
New York
Nsiion
Welconigs
Star
Miss Doskoct
Bridge House
U.S
TRI- City Pharmacy
Terenas
Robert Earl Warnte
Bill Warnke
Crosby-Dayton Road
Robert Was
Crosby Junior High
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Mom
Dad
Robert
Warnkes
Che Baytown
Sun
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