Giri Scout Troop 46 Elects New Officers
Giri Scout Troop 46 selects new officers in a orderly meeting. The ceremony names new leaders who will guide activities, camping, and community service for the upcoming year.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1953
Page
3
Giri Scout Troop 46 selects new officers in a orderly meeting. The ceremony names new leaders who will guide activities, camping, and community service for the upcoming year.
A Baytown auction meeting hears decorator Mrs. Phillips advise on making rooms look larger. She recommends blending wall and wood tones, plain curtains, and coordinated fabrics. Emphasizes window treatment, fabric suitability, and avoiding overperiod styling for a balanced room. The association plans a January 17 goods sale with a February meeting.
Rev Henckell and St Cecilia’s Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church install officers on Tuesday at Mrs. Willough’s Finley address. Officers include President Mrs A Cathriner, Vice President Mrs Walmsley, Secretary Mrs Dowrt, Treasurer Mrs Obny, and Reporter Mrs Brundrett. Plans for programs reference the 1925 Protestant Episcopal convention in Boston.
Neighbor News notes Mrs White, formerly Mrs nodwehler, stationed at a metropolitan air base. She is the daughter of J T White of Beaumont and plans to live with her parents until she graduates. Details about school and enlistment appear fragmentary.
The grand command installs new officers Nat Pace and Pal We as guards. Mrs. Bob Peinberg is slated to attend the Coast womens rende-tossteny meeting Sunday. The Feinbergs plan a western trip and will be away about three weeks.
A community chili supper is scheduled to raise funds for the Josepa altar. The event will be hosted at the commune house with plans for a white-vested choir and a party counting 25 attendees. Public invitation emphasizes admission by ticket, with proceeds supporting local parish activities.
St Anne's Committee chairmen named with Lew chairing ways and means and Mond assisting. Mrs J E McEwan is president. general chair Mrs Stewart. devotional duties by Mrs Gar Christian. circle reports on relations and Masses. Meeting at Mrs Ed Blanton's home planned freewill dinner. choir dinner set for Thursday. Next meeting January 13 at Mrs B S Clark's home. MINERVA CLUB Mintya Study group meets Friday at Mrs J R Cunningham's home.
Brownie Troop 6 selects new patrol leaders Mus Bla for Paset Jane Isenhower and others honored as members. Mrs Ford attends with One Year op Chariene Hangster and Mrs Charles V. Goodgion join in celebrating a first birthday observed Wednesday. Parents listed from Michigan era.
The Mary Tarrant circle of 5 held a Monday planning meeting for a members drive. Mrs Thad Feanema presented plans, noting bins of interest for new members. Twenty-three members and one star, Mrs L C Michem, attended the meeting at 1812 Oregon, with assistance from Mrs Fonhenig.
Thursday listings show several chapter meetings and club gatherings across Cedar Bayou including Order of the Eastern Star at 7 30 p m at Masonic hall Gamma Nu Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma at 7 30 p m Community House Theta Rio Grande OOF hall 7 90 p m Woman's Society of Christian Service at Johns Methodist Thursday at 7 30 p m Elith home of Mrs E C McBride 1705 Alabama 9 30 p m Humaze Rolling Group of America at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital 9 a m Bete Sigma Pi Ni at Community Center Mouse 7 30 p m Union Jones PTA school auditorium 2 75 p m Executive Meeting at 7 14 p m
Mrs. Stoerner hosted a gathering of the Esther Moye Circle at Memorial Baptist Church. The group met at 1026 South Circle Drive with Mrs. R. H. Pruett leading Bible study. Attendees included Mrs. Jack Shanks and Mrs. Earl Sith. next meeting at Mrs. Pots Keith's.
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