Diane's Diary Style Show Opens at Lee College
A Mahogany table door prize anchors the Pendleton Trinity Bioscoral Guild event titled Diane's Diary at Lee College auditorium. Culpepper Furniture supplies props and costumes from Abe Rosenzweig's Economy, Town and Country, while Miss Anne Marie Fortney provides music. Forty models, including younger participants, will showcase life milestones from birth to marriage with floral stage decor and a wedding dress finale. Tickets are one dollar at the door, fifty cents in advance.
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Mersman
Diane
Lee College
Trinity Bioscoral Guild
Culpepper
Cver
Ester
Abe Rosenzweig
R.C. Halter
Anne Marie Fortney Wi
Wesed
Culpepper Future Company
Gail- S
Dance Pupils to Perform in Baytown Recital Today
More than nine students will appear in Miss Imelda Muller's recital at Robert E. B. theater today. The program features ballet toe dancing and acrobatics. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Imelda Mulley
Robert EB
Pulles
Baytown
Houston
Notable Card: Kirkpatrick Family and Local Notices
Personal items mention Jesse Kirkpatrick and sons Michael and Charles, with Evadale this week. Dr Kirkpatrick marks 50th wedding anniversary. Kirpatrice is a student. Attendance details unclear. Theodore visiting Fort O, Mike travels to Sed Mrs Trevise in Snrood. Wesley Circle of Sii 3 Methodist Church holds event at 7330 pam Monday.
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Jesse Kirkpatrick
Michael
Charles
Evadale
Dr. Kirkpatrick
Ncc
A Zathers
Theodore
Fort O
Mike
David ‘Trevize
Snrood
Wesley
Sii
Methodist Church
BR. Cunningham
Deak
Births: Winnie Lynn Stevens weighs eleven pounds
Mr and Mrs Clyde Stevens announce the birth of a daughter Winnie Lynn at Beytown Hospital weighing 11 pounds. Grandparents include Rev E R Couch and Mr J E Montgomery of Baytown. Also introducing Ira Edward Tit born at 4:34 pm Monday at Hermann Hospital in Houston. Parents are Mr and Mrs Edward Montgomery of El Buey Lane Houston.
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Clyde Stevens
East Hunniewtt
Winnie Lynn
Teddy
Beytown Hospital
Montgomery
Edward Montgomery
el Buey Lane
Houston
Ira Edward Tit
New Hermann Hospital
E.R. Couch
J. E. Montgomery
Baytown
Dorcas Class Social Directed By Mrs Nye
Memorial Baptist Church Dorcas Class met last night with Mrs Charles Nye as fellowship chairman directing an hour of games and activities after a meeting opened by Mrs Ida Butler. Mrs J F Lisenbee led devotional as 20 members and four visitors enjoyed chicken salad wafers cherry pie and coffee.
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Charles Nye
Dorcas
Memorial Baptist Church
Ida Butler
J. 4. Lisenbee
Mrs Sappington Reviews Justice Duglas Book
Mrs H O Sappington reviewed William O Douglas Strange Lands and Friendly People Thursday for the Reviewer Club in the Community House. Douglas a Supreme Court justice traveled through the Middle East and wrote on the importance of Eastern countries to the United States. The meeting also appointed committees to start on the annual tea. For the next review H K Arnold Jr will review Bloody President by Fleur Cowes.
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H.O. Sappington
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Supreme Court
Middle East
Fleur Cowes
Brownie Troop 63 Hosts Sunrise Breakfast
Brownie Troop 63 held a sunrise breakfast supervised by leader Mrs. J. L. Clements at 408 East Republic. The group gathered at Roseland Park to cook breakfast on Buddy Burners, preparing bacon eel jelly and toast.
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J. L. Clements
East Republic
Roseland Park
Betty Sirocka and Gilbert Thompson Wed in Crosby
Betty Sirocka and Gilbert Thompson exchanged vows at the Czech Moravian Church in Crosby with Rev Millie Lynch officiating. The couple, both of Crosby, celebrated with a reception in the church educational building and plan a wedding trip. Betty is daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Sirocka. Thompson’s mother is Mrs H V Gill of Sebastopal California. The bride wore a gabardine suit with orchid corsage. attendants were Mrs E L Siracka and Leroy Holy. Ushers were E L Sirocka and Billy Thompson. The couple will return from their wedding trip Monday. Betty works at Crosby State Bank and Thompson works for Humbie Oil and Refining Company after five years in the US Army.
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Betty
Jean Sirocka
Gilbert S. Thompson
Cros+by
Crosby
Millie Lynch
Houston
Joe Sirocka
Thompson
H. V. Gill
Sebastopal
California
Paul Corbus
Melvin Jagex
E. L. Siracka
Leroy Holy
E. L. Sirocka
Billy Thompson
Crosby State Bank
Balt High School
Gelveston
Humbie Oil and Refining Company
Japan
Powers to Attend P TA Conference as Delegate
Mrs. W H Powers, president of Ashbel Smith Parent Teacher Association, will attend the spring P TA conference in Galveston with all expenses paid. The meeting covered nominating committee selection, upcoming election, life membership, and membership recommendations. Fourth grade students staged an operetta The Golden Whistle and won the attendance prize. 14 executive board members met prior in the school auditorium.
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W. H. Powers
Ashbel Smith Parent-Teacher Association
Galveston
P-Ta
Roy Rowland
Rutledge
Doyle Ware
E. R. Moore
A. F. Bryant
Roger Gary
Powers
D. V. Givens
A. B. Hicks
Hallie Sizams
Bridge Hands Reveal Faults in Early Lead Choices
Bridge analysis shows how a partnership can lose or gain by choosing leads and how blocking a suit harms a partner. South faced a sequence where West’s diamond lead blocked the suit, costing the partnership a potential extra trick. The commentator explores how high cards and timing affect running a long suit and the risks of initiating the run when opponents hold key honors.
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South
West
East
Baytown Sergeant Attends Army School in Indiana
Sergeant Russell Bailey, son of Mr and Mrs G M Bailey of 112 Miriam Street, is enrolled in a six week personnel management course at the Adjutant General's School, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana. He will graduate March 14 and return to the 22nd Tank Battalion at Camp Polk, Louisiana.
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Russell Bailey
G. M. Bailey
Miriam Street
Adjutant General's School
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Bailey
22Nd Tank Battalion
Camp Polk
Louisiana
Actors seek versatility across media says Marsha Hunt
Dallas report notes veteran star Marsha Hunt argues actors must span film radio stage and both live and filmed TV. She promotes varied roles and dislikes repeating the same type, citing her own shifts from film to Broadway tours and television on set at Columbia studio. In another item an elderly engineer donates land and a home to the Baptist Foundation of Texas valued at about 150000, with additional property sold for 68000.
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Hollywood
Marsha Hunt
Miss Hunt
Kramer Company
Columbia Studio
Marshe
T. We Getter
Houston
Cedar Bayou PTA Plans Cancer Movie Night
Cedar Bayou PTA schedules a March 13 showing of cancer pictures sponsored by the Cancer Society. Dr. George Bruce will answer questions after the film. The meeting featured a life membership award to Mrs. S. H. Brooks and reports from the county council meeting in Spring on February 1. A nominating committee was formed to select officers. Members performed PTA Cornerstone with several women in the cast and music by Mrs. De Bruki.
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The
Cancer Society
Cedar Bayou
Parent-Teacher Association
George Bruce
PTA
Hazel Martin
A. V. Haynes
S. H. Brooks
T. R. Kemplay
Merrill J. Field
Raymond Kilgore
L. R. Strauch
G. E H. Troxell Jr
Martin
PTA Cornerstone
H. A. Himes
Douglas Abbie
Nona Hatchell
J.B. Hayes
Ivy Smith
R. H. Haferkamp
R. EB. de Bruki
Clean Body Essential To Use Perfume Warns Expert
Lester Amster of Ennds argues body odors affect perfume scent and urges internal deodorizing with chlorophyll pills. He notes bathing only removes external odors briefly and claims a plant chlorophyll extract pill can neutralize internal odors when taken daily.
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Lester Amster
Ennds
Mr. Amster
Eands’ Laboratories
Amster
Wooster Garden Club hears spring gardening tips
Mrs Lon Perkins and Mrs R K Saunders led a Wooster Garden Club program at Mrs Henry Gasch’s Bayshore Drive home on Getting Ready for Spring. Saunders urged planting now and weekly spraying for pests while Perkins discussed Roses and Their Companion Planting with border ideas and climbing roses. Twelve members attended and two new members were welcomed. the March meeting is skipped in favor of a Baytown Garden Club flower clinic on March 20.
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Lon Perkins
R. K. Saunders
Wooster Garden Club
Bayshore Drive
Henry Gasch
Mrs. Saunders
Saunders
J.T. Trailer
P. Smith
The
Baytown Garden Club
Grace Kindergarten Tour At Radio Station KREL
Grace Methodist school Kindergarten children toured radio station KREL on Friday. Mrs Lightfoot led the 20 minute visit and the group of 40 sang on air at 4 30 pm. Teachers Mrs VanZendt and Mrs Blackburn accompanied the children, with several parents joining.
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Grace Methhodist
KREL
William Lightfoot
B. E. VanZendt
J. E. Blackburn
W. J. Bland
F. Cloud
Joan Wilson
W. T. Jones
Harry Stephani
But Would CHRIST Call You A Christian?
Contends that real Christianity is not defined by verbal belief alone but by living as Christ prescribes. Critiques varied self declarations of faith and urges adherence to Christ’s precepts rather than personal standard. Argues Catholic view that belief must be coupled with living teachings. Questions how to measure true Christian goodness.
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Christ
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