Influence Of Baytown Woman Sways Great Musician Here
Baytown booster Ruby Gottleib sparked the 1965-66 Bayshore Concert season by bringing the Paganini Quartet to town. As a concert board member she pressed Temianka to tour Texas, expanding Baytown’s cultural offerings. Her resilience after a severe car crash and her multi skill achievement highlight a life devoted to music, politics, and civic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Martha Ann Hemphill
Ruby Gottleib
Gottlesh
Bayshore Concert Association
The
Concert Association
Texas
Gottleib
Southern College of Fine Art
Houston
George Reed
Baylor University
University of Houston
New York
Los Angeles
San Fernando State College
Corpus Christi Conservatory
California
What Makes a Store Reputable The Secret Ingredient
Schillaci argues that reputation stems from earned public confidence and good will. He cites phone manners, store atmosphere, advertising, service, complaint handling, and courteous staff, plus core factors like good merchandise, fair prices, and integrity as the essential mix that customers remember and businessmen strive for.
The Crucible at Bay Town Little Theater and dance event
Friday and Saturday hold The Crucible at Bay Town Little Theater and Duplicate Bridge at Bridge Studio. Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square Dancers Club meets at Knights of Pythias Hall at 8 p.m. in Bay Town area.
Bible Study Is Topic For Circle Meeting
The Dorothy Diaz Circle of Baptist Temple Women's Missionary Union met February 15 at Mrs. M. R. Lowery's home for their monthly Bible study. Rev. Odis J. Stanbery, pastor, taught on The Missionary Message of the Books of Poetry in the Bible. Mrs. Jaméy Weir closed with prayer. refreshments were served to a list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Diaz
Baptist Temple Women’s Missionary Union
M. R. Lowery
Grandmothers Club Holds March 3 Business Meeting
The Bastern Grandmothers Club Charter 346 met at Citizens National Bank for a business discussion on March 3. Sixteen members attended with one guest, Mrs. F. J. Rehak, and they played canasta, 42 and dominoes. Mrs. Fred Litton hosted, and the table featured a Valentine themed arrangement of red roses and Cupid figures in a brass container, with a red faced heart on each plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastern Grandmothers Club
Citizens National Bank
F. J. Rehak
Fred Litton
Alamo PTA to Host March Rummage Sale and Nominating News
Alamo PTA announced a rummage sale March 14 and 15 on Texas Avenue across from Wilkenfield's Furniture, with hours 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. A new nominating committee includes Mrs Sammie Short as chair and members Mrs Gordon Martin Mrs Earnest Clark Mrs Harold Clore and Mrs Ray Dreyer. Founders Day honored past presidents and life members. Stephanie Gallatin turns three, with family acknowledgments. The March program focuses on cooperating with youth serving groups and Scout month activities by the Alamo Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pigott
Alamo Parent
Texas Avenue
Wilkenfield
Furniture State
Sammie Short
Gordon Martin
Earnest Clark
Harold Clore
Ray Dreyer
J. E. Schmad
PTA
Leslie Couch
Alamo Pta
Paul Roubieu
G. A. Sjolander
L. Young
J. E. Schmadl
D. L. Walklace
Sjolander
Schmadl
Jodee Prigmore
Steve Jackson
Glen Horton
Trese Morris
Debbie Stroggins
Gene Adams
Marcia Hudson
Harold Smith
Robert Bradshaw
Vickie Prinzel
Ben Pleasant
E. L. Gunn
The
Scouts of
Alamo
Prospective REL Graduates Honored at Houston Luncheon
A luncheon at the Junior League in Houston honored Judy Killingsworth and Beverly McCall, both prospective May graduates of Robert E. Lee High School. Fifteen guests attended with Mrs. McCall and Mrs. Killingsworth hosting. Ben Shaw discussed beauty care with the honorees. Corsages memory hooks and a white gladioli centerpiece with marsan ribbons were featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Lowell Lammers
Judy Hillingsworth
Doyce Killingsworth
Schillying
Beverly McCall
Ted H. McCall
Robert E. Lee High School
McCall
Killingsworth
Ben Shaw
Brown Speaks On Theater History For Rho Zeta
Leon Brown addressed Rho Zeta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi on theater history during a First National Bank meeting. Notes include upcoming conventions, deadlines, and plans for a Mardi Gras party, a tea, and a nursing home party with several members named for roles in events.
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Leon Brown
Rho’ Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi
First National Bank
Brown
Leon Sanders
jFeag
Corpus
James Lee
First Presbyterian Church
Rho Zeta
Bill Hoskins
B. W. Johnson
Harvey Frost
Johnny H. Johnson
Roy Hiteshew
Hiteshew
Jack Hartt
Robert Crain
Johnny Johnson
Bill King
Henry Baum
Pete Shepard
South Burnet Drive
First Baptist WMS Sets Circle Meetings
The First Baptist Women's Missionary Society outlines circle meetings with the Erica Morris Circle at the church and other hosts on Utah and Woodworth streets. The full group gathered Tuesday at Mrs. H. B. Graves home for a mission study on Panama The Land Between by Walker L. Knight led by Mrs. J. H. Parr with seventeen members and one visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Erica Morris
Dorothy Diaz
T. C. King
Utah
Gail Montgomery
David Bryant
Inwood
WMS
H. B. Graves
Panama
J. H. Parr
Walker L. Knight
M. F. Underwood
J. R. Read
R. E. Johnson
M. J. Lyons
M. C. Smit
Pete Abbott
M. W. Houston
E. L. Dean
Watt Crow
Clint Carrell
Jack Martin
Woodruff
J. M. Stuart
John Rosamond
Lynn Francis
Girl Scouts Invited To Mass And Breakfast
St Josephs School invites all Girl Scouts to Mass and a breakfast. A 25 cent plate fee will be charged for the breakfast. Reservations by March 2, call Mrs Rey Comeaux at 582-5615. Reservations must be to attend by March 6.
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St. Joseph'sseph
St. Jos
Rey Comeaux
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Little Theater
Stephanie Lyn Gallatin
Lester A. Gallatin
E. Sterling
Sam Hargraves Sr
Mont Belvied
Birs
Lester Gallatin
W. O. Wiseman
E. T. Gallatin
Stephanie Hag G
Terri Lyn
REL
Robert G. Feinberg
Pruett
First Baptist Wms
Henri Temianka
Girl Scouts
Orion
Abbey
Osnaburg
Mpi
Ita Ee
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