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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1960
Page
4
Guidance on removing stains from furniture after holiday celebrations. Techniques cover ink, chewing gum, lipstick, ink, ink, and other common substances, using cold water, soap, chalk, Fuller's earth, ethanol, or oxalic acid solutions. Instructions emphasize dampening, drying, and careful scrubbing to avoid further damage.
A Highlands revival meeting began Sunday at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. under Rev. James A. Ponder. Dr. Guy Newman, evangelist and Baytown College president, spoke in Baytown area events and was named to national and Texas committees for youth. He has pastored in Groom and Brownwood and earned degrees from Southwestern and Howard Payne College.
Dear Helen asks about managing in law visits and budgeting for meals while worried about finances. Dear Dora suggests husband do grocery shopping to prove the case for after dinner parties. Dear Helek addresses juggling two suitors and handling jealousy and questions of steadiness.
A mixed, vintage advice column blends teen dating woes with practical tips on salads and hosting. It urges teens to organize activities locally, seek adult support for a youth center, and balance parental guidance with personal responsibility while offering home fashion patterns and a plea for family-oriented tips.
Children from the church kindergarten enjoyed a holiday party in the church fellowship hall. Holiday cookies punch and party favors were shared. Parents were treated to carols and group recitations. Santa visited and distributed presents donated by the children. Party chairman was Mrs Noble.
Mrs. Ma Vicgnnia Tharp Gin ford and children Gay and Riley returned home to San Antonio after spending Christmas holidays with her mother Velma Tharp and uncle Claude Hale of Baytown. Mrs. Tharp is spending the New Year holiday with her daughter in San Antonio.
An ad offers a $1,000 life insurance policy for final expenses via mail with Old American of Kansas City, no obligation, requests name address and year of birth. A separate pattern promotion for three aprons, pattern No. 1370, priced with a small booklet, claims sewing help and a 3-cent pattern request to Tris Lane at The Baytown Sun in New York.
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