Xi Theta Gamma Plans Progressive Dinner Event
Xi Theta Gamma BS chapter of Beta Sigma Phi led by Joy Saxon announces postponing January theater party and planning a February pro and dinner. Meeting at Mrs John Thomas home 1315 Jefferson. Bud Blackburn and members extend birthday and anniversary wishes. Executive board meets January 8 hosted by Mrs John Oest Bayshore Drive. Duplicate Bridge Club events scheduled with plans for March games and a January 10 team game at the Community House. Carla fund left open. members host chocolate and cookies. Next meeting at Mrs Peery Beauchamp home 1905/7 Oregon with program on Entertaining and Hobbies.
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Joy Saxon
Xi Theta Gamma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
John Thomas
Jefferson
Bud Blackburn
Louis Carter
Fred Ernst
Marlin Griffith
BSP City Council
John Oest
Bayshore Drive
Baytown
Blackburn
Carla
June Broussard
Houston
Dougoate
Butler
Peery Beauchamp
P. Keller
A. J. Smith
Oregon
Miss Saxon
Oest
P. Blumberg
H Bridges
William Har
Miss Bond to Wed Shinn in Pasadena Wedding
Mr and Mrs William J Bond announce the engagement of their daughter Naida Lee Bond to Clarence A Shinn Jr son of Mr and Mrs Clarence A Shinn Sr of Pasadena The couple plan to marry January 27 Bond a Robert E Lee High School graduate works at San Jacinto State Bank in Pasadena Shinn a Deer Park High School graduate attends the University of Houston The announcement notes the two families and upcoming wedding date.
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William J. Bond
Peggy
Naida Lee Bond
Clarence A. Shinn Jr
Clarence A . Shinn Sr
Pasadena
Miss Bond
Robert E. Lee
San Jacinto State Bank
Deer’ Park
Shinn
University of Houston
Mrs. A. E. Speer Is Class Hostess
Wilting Worker's Sunday School Class of Mont Belvieu First Baptist Church met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. A. E. Speer for a business and social gathering. Mrs. Houston Williams led the meeting as they planned monthly fruit and favors for a shut in. Seven members then studied the Bible and enjoyed pie coffee and cold drinks. The next meeting will be a Valentine party at Mrs. H. Williams home on February 6.
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Wilting Worker's
Mont Belvieu First Baptist Church
A. E. Spear
Houston Williams
H. Williams
Clean Kitchen Panic Over Food Craving Cited
A family describes a recurring food panic triggered by seeing clean dishes in the drainer and a bare kitchen bar. They note cravings after dinner, with Little Sut dashing to the ice box during a TV commercial and requesting more ice cream after meals.
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Worton
Ann
Lynn
Lou Ann
Little Sut
Den
AAUW Program Highlights and Dr Ellis Lecture
A meeting in San Antonio featured the American Association of University Women with a talk by Dr John Ellis on Mortality Patterns in Mexicans and Anglos and a discussion on Status of Women in Different Cultures. Plans included a style show and a $220,000 Rockefeller Brothers Fund grant to AAUW research and scholarships. Proceeds support local fellowships and the February program with Dr Ellis at Lee College was announced.
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San
Taien
Antonio
Ran
Germany
American Association of Univer
W. Thomas
J. We
W. H. Williams
Frank
Middleton
John Ellis
Flanagan
University of Texas Medical For Education
Schoal
Galveston
Evelyn Robson
Ty Cralimey
Thie Eeene
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
AAUW
R. L. Fuller
Mra. J
Kirkpatrick
Gladys April
Ellis
Wanda Brown
Baytown
W. EF
G. E. Felkner
Heaner
Ty Dr. Ellis
Sam Houston State Teachers College
University of Texas
A.u of
Mor
St Mark's Teachers to Attend Methodist School Workers Meet
Members of the Mary-Martha Class at St Mark's Methodist Church vote to send two teachers Mrs E J Offer and Mrs L A DuBus to the Convention of Methodist Church School Workers in Galveston February 16 18 They report that $62 was donated to the Methodist Home in Waco and provided food boxes and a holiday plant to a needy family The meeting featured a letter from Dr P C B Balaram of India and piano selections by Mrs Sue Torrellas and Miss Mooneian House Hosts were Mrs R H Horn Mrs Branch Gullett Mrs N S D'Olive and Mrs Ben Kloesel with refreshments for 15 members and four guests.
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Mary-Martha
St. Mark's Methodist Church
R. H.j/ Horn
Branch Gullett
N. S. D'Olive
Ben} Kloesel
R. C. Read
Beta Gamma ESA Plans Valentine Dance at Tower Live
Beta Gamma Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha discussed a Valentine dance set for 8 p.m. February 10 at Tower Live with Edwin DeLay and Mrs. Glen Erwin in charge of arrangements. Next social hosts named as Mrs. M. E. Gills on January 16, assisted by several members. Guest speaker Mrs. Sam Powers spoke on parliamentary procedure and its famed advocate William Robert.
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Beta Gamma
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
William Robert
Payton Williams
Lela Seals
ESA
Newton
Dee Wheatley
Tom Ramey Jr
Gil Chambers
Ed DeLay
Ramsey
Mrs. Carroll Hosts Harvester SS Class Meeting
Mrs. Floyd D. Carroll of 700 Tollewood hosted the Thursday meeting of Second Baptist Harvester Sunday School. Teacher Mrs. J E Bowman led the devotional. The January project gathered dish rags towels for Bourbon Indiana visitors Rev and Mrs John Kreig. Cookies and coffee were served to members.
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Mrs. Carroll
Floyd D. Carroll
Tollewood
Second Baptist
Harvester
John Kreig
Cory
Teresa
Davig
East Harris Medical Auxiliary Names Nomination Panel
At a Goose Creek Country Club luncheon the East Harris County Medical Auxiliary named Mrs. H. W. Kilpatrick Mrs. A. J. Sappington and Mrs. P. R. Fayle to the nominating committee. President Mrs. B. P. McMurrey presided and state Rep Henry Grover spoke on legislation urging poll tax support. Hostesses were Mrs. M. A. Jones Mrs. R. W. Pipkin and Mrs. Sappington. about three members and guests attended.
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H. W. Kilpatrick
A. J. Sappington
P. R. Fayle
East Harris County
Birth Announcement for James Rogers Brown
Mr and Mrs Virgil B Brown announce the birth of a son James Rogers Brown at San Jacinto Hospital on December date. He weighs 7 pounds 4 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Virgil Brown of Lee Oklahoma and Mr and Mrs N V Welly of Santa Cruz California. He has two brothers Gary and Mark and one sister Deborah.
Surprise Party Fetes Olachias On Anniversary
A surprise dinner party honored Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Olachia on their 23rd wedding anniversary at their home 2401 Hunter. Out of town guests included Celestino Flores and J P Howell with Susie of Richmond Virginia, Ralph Tobias of Houston, Bessie Medina and family of Sugarland, Olga Gutierrez and families, and more Linus Texas attendees. The honorees' children Geneva Giacchia Lamar Tech and Dolores Amado Gregory Giachia attended as well. Gifts of dinnerware were presented.
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N. A. Olachia
Olachia
Hunter
Celestino Flores
J. P. Howell
Susie
Richmond
Ralph Tobias
Houston
Bessie Medina
Sugarland
Geneva Giacchia
Lamar Tech
Dolores
Amado
Gregory Giachia
B PW Adopts New Project for Mutual Respect Theme
Baytown Business and Professional Women adopted the international B and PW theme Promoting Mutual Respect Among Peoples as the Basis of International Understanding at their meeting Tuesday night in the Community House. The new year's program includes a sponsoring nursing dormitory in Formosa and a January 17 text meeting at Trinity Episcopal Church Parish House. Mrs Ruby Fowler was introduced as a new member. GA's Meet TELL THE Migrants was the program for Pat Boone Intermediate Girls Auxiliary of First Baptist Church of Mont Belvieu with Jean Taylor Vickie Bareley Dennis Langston Janice Powell and Mrs C E Odom attending.
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Baytown
Formosa
Ruby Fowler
Grand Cleaners
Trinity Episcopal Church Parish House
Pat Boone
First Baptist Curch of
Mont Belvieu
Jean Taylor
Vickie Bareley
Dennis Langston
Janice Powell
C. E. Odom
Attendants Named for Raney Morian Wedding in St Josephs
Miss Jeanne Raney and Lt Karl Waylan Morian Jr announced wedding plans for Saturday at St Josephs Catholic Church with Rev William Tinney officiating. Attendants include matron of honor Mrs John B McAshsan and bridesmaids Mrs A E Beasley Jr Mrs Bob L Ferguson. Grooms party features William Neal Carpenter and others. musicians from Houston and Galveston to provide nuptial music. Reception planned at Goose Creek Country Club with a house party of Houston and Galveston relatives.
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Jeanne
Mane Raney
Karl Waylan Morion Jr
St. Joseph's
William Tinney
Miss Raney
John B. McAshsan
Austin
A. E. Beasley Jr
Houston
Bob L. Ferguson
Fort
Goose Creek Country
Chile
Cat 7. Wehrle
F. C. Cantini
LaMarque
Hoseph Cantini
Galveston
L. E. Kirkley
Charles Fuller
Choir director Sam Jamison speaks on Broadway hits at Rho Zeta meeting
Highlands Junior High School choir director Sam Jamison presented a program on Broadway musicals at the Rho Zeta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority meeting in the Chamber of Commerce building. Introduced by Mrs. Barry Nettles, he outlined seven Broadway hits and performed selections from The Music Man Bells are Ringing The Pajama Game The King and I My Fair Lady The Sound of Music and Gypsy. Afterward, Mrs. Joe Giardina and Mrs. Nettles served cake coffee and cold drinks. The next meeting will be January 15 at Mrs. Jack Carpenter's home.
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Sam. Jamison
Highlands Junior High School
Rho Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Chamber of Commerce
Jamison
Barry Nettles
Joe Giardina
Nettles
Mexico shows 415 radio and 22 TV stations in operation
The Ministry of Communications reports in Mexico City that there are 415 radio stations and 22 television stations currently operating, reflecting the country’s expanding broadcast network.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Ministry of Communications
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Sam Jamison
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