Bowie PTA Highlights Scouting Program March 15
The James Bowie Parent-Teachers Association sets a March 15 meeting featuring a Scouting program with Girl Scouts. A nominating committee was elected at the last gathering and life memberships were presented to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bowie
Parent - Teachers Association
W. E. McBride
W. R. Barker
Charles Donnelly
C. V. Lawdon
Hay Anderson
M. L. Busch
Charles Laird
Arthur Calthorp
Hollis LaRue
Sol Denne
Buse
Ellis Smith
A. A. Arnett
C. G. Donnelly
Vo. ©. Howell
E. R. Donnelly
Wilfred Korthauer
Hims Pinafore
Rooter Roberson
Tin Nickerson
Keith Lakue
Gary Eskew
Lisa Pope
Carol Benes
Philip Brantley
Cynthia Halbert
Bill Badeaux
Randy Gaines
Rusti Beckman
Denny Mulkey
Richard Nichols
Dav Sanders
Davy Moore
Phil Herbert
Lee Lumpkin
James Harrop
Alvin Miles
Lee College
R. D. Miller
H. L. Herbert
Mrs George Bones Shower Honoree at Vista Room
Mrs George E Bones formerly Miss Sue Dinwiddie received two bridal showers on February 19 at the Vista Room Goose Creek Country Club hosted by Mrs V V Wright and Mrs Steve Coburn of Austin. Pink carnations were given to the bride her mother and the groom's mother. Punch and cookies were served by Mrs Max A Mosesman. The couple will wed at First Presbyterian Church with the bride daughter of Dr and Mrs J A Dinwiddie of Lindenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Bones
Sue Dinwiddie
Vista
Goose Creek Country Club
V. V. Wright
Steve Coburn
Austin
J. A. Dinwiddie
Max A. Mosesman
First Presbyterian Church
Lindenwood
Stephen P. Coburn
Paris
Sensation
Charles Young
Julie Skeete
Don Warren
John Forister
Jay Reeves
Harry Dinwiddie
Stephen Coburn
Jane Didriksen
Jo Anne Horeezy
R. M
Julie Macy
Missjing
Adrian Winger
Newglazving
Orleans
Grandmothers Name March 17 Hostesses
Anna Labit and Mrs Lois Franklin will host the March 17 social of the Happy Grandmothers at the Optimist building. The last meeting’s hostesses were Mrs Nellie O Conner and Mrs W H McCakey with 11 members and pre guests playing canasta and 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Labit
Lois Franklin
Optimist
Nellie O'Conner
W. H. McCakey
Mary Tarrant Circle Opens First Study Lesson at St Mark’s
The Mary Tarrant Circle of St Mark’s Methodist Church begins its Study course Mission: The Christian Calling with Mrs iD A Wight presiding. She thanked members for stamp books to fund a station wagon for Wesley House Tanetae and announced Mrs Ronald C Keiper as hostess for the next session on March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tarrant
Woman's Society of Christian Service
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Id. A. Wight
Ronald C. Keiper
Jroy M. Pickering
Mark
D.L. Dunn
C. E. Littlepage
Buffet Dinner For Prospective REL Graduate
A buffet dinner honored I Mary Spear, a prospective May graduate of Robert E. Lee High School, at Mrs. L. L. Hallman's home on February 18. Hostess aides were Mrs. L. L. Brennan Jr. Decorations featured George Washington and Uncle Sam motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Mary Spear
Robert E. Lee High School
L. L. Hallman
L. L. Brennan Jr
Uncle Sam
Sterling
Pauly Bradbury
Robbie Lawdon
Sherry Wade
Ronnie Middleton
Beverly Chandler
John Ickes
Janice Johnson
Larry Smith
Connie Cole
Ron Cannon
Edt Pendleton
Dinwiddie and Bones Jr. Wed in Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Harriet Sue Dinwiddie and George Eugene Bones Jr. exchanged wedding vows at 7 p.m. Saturday at First Presbyterian Church. The bride, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Dinwiddie, will reside in Pasadena with the groom, a chemical engineer with Ethyl Corp. in Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eugene Bones JR
First Presbyterian Church
Sue Dinwiddie
George Bones Jr
Harriet Sue Dinwiddie
J. A. Dinwiddie
Lindenwood
George Eugene Bones Sr
Houston
B. W. Dowler
Mary Pennington
Ivy
Pasadena
Lee College
University of Texas
Glorietta Allison
Baytown
Allen Windquist
Edward Bing
Houston ‘Grand Opera
Food Tips Team Cream Shrimp and Cauliflower Dish
A home cook prepares shrimp and cauliflower in a cream sauce flavored with minced fresh dill. The dish blends seafood with vegetables in a smooth sauce, highlighting dill aroma.
Crisp Cookies And Fruiting Salad Vary Vegetables
Crisp cookies rely on precise dough thickness while a varied salad offers nutrition. Include cabbage and a mix of vegetables with carrot, cucumber, tomato, pineapple and apple for balanced flavor.
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Hemberly Rene Prince
Bucy Prince
Dina Leigh
W. Co. Sanders
Mfr
J. R
Prince of Highlands
J. L
BADI_ Univesal
Calif
George Bones
Gene's
East Texas
Mary Tarrant Circle
Itanetae
Sac
James Glen Elkins
W. E. Elkins
Live Oak
Maxine Fisher
Conroe
H. E .Elkins
Malvern
Ark
James Glen
John Gordon
LA Vaala
California
KRAFT
Velveeta Lite
del Monte Barbeque
U.S
Good Baby Beef Club
Dion AY
Fach
Douatr Aig
REL
Cnews
Martha Ann Hemphha
Houston,Texas
Heart of Modern Living
Houston Lighting & Power Company
Texas
Edwin Arabic House
Ideal Builders Supply
North Alexander Drive
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