Page McDonald Little Wedding Vows in Houston Church
Miss Mary Louise Little and Thomas Bush McDonald united in a Park Place Baptist Church ceremony in Houston. The double ring service featured white lilies, mint gowns, and an orchid bouquet. Attending Baytown and Houston guests, the couple will reside in El Campo after a Navy veteran groom’s career and nursing bride education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is Page McDonald
Houston
Mary Louise Little
R. C. Stephenson
Baytown
Thamas Bush McDonald
D. J. MacDonald
Park Place Baptist Church
Joseph Styles
W. R. Richardson
O. L. Rhodes
BD. W. Stringer
John W. Leach
E. E. Slagle
D. Dias
Sarah Jean Dias
Wlrl Richardson
R. L. Sherman
Blush Pink Wedding Color Chosen for French Martin
The late afternoon ceremony at St Mark's Methodist Church united Miss Mary Elien Martin and Ray Nesson French of Baytown in a blush pink themed event. Rev. Waller Bartels officiated with Rev. Wayne D McCelskey assisting. Guests from Baton Rouge and Weatherford attended. the couple plan to reside at 704 Finley after a March 5 return from their wedding trip.
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St. Mark’s Methodist Church
K. J. F. Dutson, Jr
Stephanotis
Eugenia Smith
Paul R. French
Charles Eassey
George D. Hollingsworth, Jr
A. C. Martin, Sr
Baytown
Jennie Chenet
Virginia Harleston
J. C. Martin, Jr
Cleon Hassey
Billy Charles Sanders
French
Finley
Texas State College For Women
Denton
Louisiana State University
Sigma Chi
Humble Oland’ Refining Company
Paul DB
HB. WN. French
Marvi Chapman
Texas
W. G. Bartels
Houston
Engagement and Wedding Plans for Alta Dell Walker
Mr and Mrs E I Walker of Cedar Bayou announce the engagement of their daughter Alta Dell to Robert Eugene McDonald son of Mr and Mrs J F McDonald Cedar Bayou. The wedding is set for April T at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church.
Nylon prints enter upholstery fabrics for first time
Printed nylon fabrics for upholstery debut with non combustible wrinkle proof press cloth patterns. A still life with pears apples and grapes appears in each framed design. The new fabric sells for just under $19 a yard.
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Union Press
New Type Mop Proves Boon To Housewives
A self-wringing sponge mop of brass chromium and cellulose simplifies floor cleaning. A chromium spring attachment squeezes the sponge without touching it. The cellulose absorbs twenty times its weight in water and the head is removable for boiling cleaning. Then: Howard J. Ruble faces drunken driving charges in Knoxville, asked for a week to raise the fine, but the judge reset the date to Thursday the 12th.
Calendar of local clubs and meetings in Baytown area
Calender entries for Tuesday and Wednesday list dozens of community groups meeting at Baytown venues. Rebekah Lodge Thimble Club Beytown Music Study Club Ladies Golf Association Martha Circle Joy Circle AEBES Theta Rho Girls Women’s Council Fleming Circle Friendship Club Deborah and Lydia circles Aliie Nunan Circle Perish Guild VFW Auxiliary Wesleyan Guild Women’s Council First Christian Church Sally Carlton Martha Circles study clubs and service groups meet at churches, community houses, and halls with times from 9:20 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
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Goose Creek
Rebekah Lodge
SOCOF
Thimble Club
NL He, Brown
Market Street Road
Beytown Music Study Club
Baytown
Ladies Golf Association
Beytown Country Club
Martha
Mont Belvieu Methodist Church
Theta “Rho
IOOF
Women’s Council
Trinity Tabernacle
Fleming
St. John's Methodist Church
Friendship Club
Ashby
Women’s Council of
First Christian Church
Sally Carlton
Deborah
Lydie
Aliie Nunan
North Main
Perish Guild
Trinity Episcope
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
VFW
Wesleyan Guild
Cedar Bayou
Priscila Sewing Club
East Pearce
Stewart Heights
Barstown
AAUW
M. Morrell Park
WSCS5
Grace Methodist Church
Baytown Woman Contributes Humorous Piece to SHSU Magazine
Huntsville reports Mrs. Macey Casey Fay of Baytown, a Sam Houston State student, contributed a humorous article titled How to Feed Junior his Pablum to the campus literary magazine Horizon. The publication is sponsored by the English department and edited by the creative writing class. guest writer Patricia Mewhinney, ex-student and daughter of Houston Post columnist H. B. Mewhinney, contributed Fall edition content.
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Huntsville
Macey Casey Fay
Baytown
Sam Houston State
the Horizon
Fay
Patricia Mewhinney
Sam. Houston
Houston Post
H. B. Mewhinney
Esther Class Meets for Business and Social at Central Baptist
The Esther Class of Central Baptist Church met with Bis. Maenard and 11 members plus nine visitors for a combined monthly business and social session. Mrs. Reynolds led the devotional, a visitation talk followed, prayers were given, and three members were honored with a surprise handkerchief shower. Hostess served refreshments. A newcomers canasta party is planned at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Mrs. Harry Stefani's home, 2210 Nebraska. transportation calls to Mrs. W. F. Whitten.
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Esther
Central Baptist Church
Bis. Maenard
First Rankink
Compton
C. EB. Basin
Littlefield
Roberts
Hughes
Harry Stefani
Nebraska
W. F. Whitten
Night of Canasta Party with Prize Winners
A home social event featured a two canasta game night with high prizes awarded to Airs. C. Hil and Slaughter and Mrs. B. E. E. Yount. Refreshments including pie and coffee preceded by a serving of pie. Guests listed include Rel. Gas kin, A. R. Slaughter, E. E. Yount, Branch Guilett, Co. Bill, Blansett and the Blansett sisters Sarah Frances and Katherine.
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C. Es Hil
Slaughter
B . E. E. Yount
Mra
Rel. Gaskin
A. R
E. E
Yount
Branch Guilett
Bill
MR. Blansett
Sarah Frances and
Katherine Blansett
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Minnesota
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Arthur H. Lambert
Merrell
Rembrandt
Happy Circle
White Star
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Baytown Woman
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