Smith Van Dyke Nuptials Read In La Porte Church
Charles Van Dyke Smith married Miss Carol Ann Smith December 21 at St Marys Catholic Church in La Porte. Rev John Di Stephano officiated as the bride, a NASA employee in Houston, joined her husband, an IBM employee, with wedding attire featuring magnolia white satin and Chantilly lace.
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Carol Ann Smith
Davenir
J. H.’Smith
Vth
la Porte
Crazies van Dyke
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Biet
la Pogh
Gradwite
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Houston
Navy Department
Washington D.C
IBM
Installation Ceremony For Goose Creek Rebekahs Scheduled
Mrs Virgie King to be installed grand, Mrs Kenry Parker vice grand at 8 p.m. January 14 in the Goose Creek Rebekah Lodge hall. New officers include Clytie Irle recording secretary and James Velie installing staff. Auxiliary and lodge officers listed with numerous district deputies and hostesses named.
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Virgie King
Kenry Parker
Goose Creek Rebekah Lodge
Clytie Irle
ML QO
Parker
Senance al
Williams
Beth Fear
James A. Conner
Wrx
Ray Irle
Collis Ine
Bert Allen
W. 5. Warner
James Well
Noble Grand
Nick Parker
Carl Mand
Orm
R. Guillote
Inside Guardian
H. D. Russell
Guardian
Ruth Annie McGary
Dollie Spence
Chaplan
Hub Bounds
J. F. Alcorn
Lnst
Pat Garrett
Amesses
Massey
Janie
Cox
Joe DuBose
Carl Hardt
James, Velie
David Thomas
Sam Bailey
Henry Garrett
E. O. Reichneau
W. E. Warmer
J. F. Alcom
James Velie
James Conner
W. £. McFatridge
J. J. Orma
Mrs Kadjar Honored At Luncheon Bridal Event
Mrs Kadjar was honored at a luncheon hosted by WK Puderbaugh and Mrs Jne Horeezy at 412 E Pearce. Guests included Mrs E J Gray and other relatives and friends from Georgia and Texas. Pink linen decor complemented a centerpiece as a pink and white theme, with bridesmaids given white kid gloves. The honoree received a Harriage gift from the hosts.
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WK. Puderbaugh
Jne Horeezy
Puderbaugh
412 E. Pearce
Homor
David Kadjar
Bennie Gray
E.J. Gray
D. M. Kad‘ar
Gray
Janie and
Sheron
Yvonne and
Leyla Kanjsr
Anne Bovant
Athen
Susan Stowers
Sherman
Tex
Earl Milton
Joanne Horcezy
Radjar
Hagerie
Miss Chance to Wed R B Mekalip in Crosby Highlands
Miss Sharon Lynn Chance of Crosby and Ronald Benford Mekalip of Highlands will marry at 7 30 p m Friday in the Chance home. The Rev Glen Kollmeyer will perform the double ring ceremony. Maid of honor Barbara Kowis and best man Paul Becza lead a house party of sisters and relatives. A reception will follow. guests will sign a register.
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Sharon Lynn Chance
Crosoy
Ronald Benford Mekalip
Highlands
Henry Chance
Glen Kollmeyer
Redeemer Lutheran ‘Church
Barbara Kowis
Crosby
Paul Becza
Chance
Harold Wilson
J. B. McRae
B.C. Morgan
L. E. Tuton
L.N. Eilets
K. A. Zwahr
Linda
Franta
Ores
Cosio-Epperson Wedding Plans Are Completed
Plans for the wedding of Eva Joe Cosio and James Herbert Epper son are announced for 7 30 pm Friday at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church The ceremony will be by Rev Elza L Love of Lufkin and Rev An Duran Cedar Bayou Methodist pastor Attendants include Mrs Michael Bowers matron of honor and Miss Marcy Manuel brides maid Gerald Epperson brother of the groom will be best man Michael Bowers will serve as groomsman candles lighted by the bride s brother Jack Johnson and Dennis Chandler of Beeville ushers Bill Mitchell and Jess Tooke music by organist Mrs Aileen Hamil and soloist Mrs Joe Frank Robbins houseparty members include the groom s sister Mrs J D Tooke and Mrs Jack Foster, Mrs Michael Cosio, Mrs Bill Mitchell and Bliss Marilynne Capps
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Eva Joe Cosio
James Herbert Epperson
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Elza ‘L.love
Lufkin
An Duran
Cedar Bayou
Michael Bowers
Marcy Manuel
Gerald Epperson
Jack Johnson
Dennis ‘Chandler
Beeville
Bill Mitchell
Jess Tooke
Aileen Hamil
Joe Frank Robbins
Hallums Are Living In Virginia After Wedding
Omar D Hallum Jr and Shirley Ann Weakley of Longview wed December 14 at Longview First Baptist Church. Rev Dr W Morris Ford presided. The couple resides at Little Creek Virginia while the groom serves in the Navy at Norfolk. Her parents are L C Weakley of Longview and the couple also includes details on attire, attendants, and reception.
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Omar’d. Hallum Jr
Shirley J Ann Weakley
Longview
Little Creek
Washington, D.C
Navy
Norfolk
Robert E. Lee High School
A. J. Carter
Houston
Omar
Hallum
Odessa
J. F. Jennings
Baytown
L. C. Weakley
Longview High School
W. Morris Ford
Dear Helen and the Spin the Bottle column mashup
A reader asks how to handle a neighbor who stashes liquor bottles in a shared garbage can and suggests surveillance. The columnist jokes about cowbells and notes public health campaigns for polio in Monterrey, then shifts to shoplifting tips and grocery shortages. Several letters discuss family, faith, and marital trust, with varied tips and reflections.
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Helen
Cy & Monterrey
Mexico
AP Pinus
Monterrey
Nuevo Leon
Fish Rollups and Quick Clam Chowder Recipes
A Baytown Sun kitchen feature offers two simple seafood dishes for Lent season. Fish Rollups use buttered custard cups stuffed with onion celery and milk based stuffing baked until firm, yielding crusty tops and soft bottoms. Quick clam chowder combines minced clams with undiluted soup, milk and parsley, heated just to simmer and served in four portions.
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Ned Hilete
Akin
Theta Ganina Chapter Meeting Notices
What when and where list Tuesday through Thursday headings with multiple local group meetings. Locations include 1306 Larch Chete artawa Main 4715 Main and Be Sterling Municipal Litra. Attendance times range from 7:20 pm to 9:30 am. Local organizations include Theta Ganina Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Music Study Club and Chamber of Commerce Building calendars.
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XI Theta Ganina
Beta Sigma Phi
Flarley Pondar
Artawa
FE. Sheldon
Kline
Chamber of Commerce
Baytown
Ridge
Uridge Stulin
Pareems
Sterling Municipal Litra
Robert Kerr
S. Whiting
Priscilla
Clo
Pau
E. T. Arnott
So Whiting
College Mothers Club
Waum
Howe
Jack Sheenimke
Lakewood Drive
Delta Kappa Gamma
Group Warns About Large Global Cotton Supplies
Washington AP The International Cotton Advisory Committee an intergovernmental body of 40 cotton products and consuming nations says ample world cotton supplies concern most producing regions despite better demand. The panel projects a possible 2 million bale rise in carryover by season end bringing world stocks to about 24 million bales the highest since 1956. The United States accounts for most of the surplus and a U.S. land diversion program may be urged to trim stocks.
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Washington
International Cotton Advisory Committee
United States
Johnson Administration
Congress
U.S
Bean Soup and Crackers UCW Plan Migrant Luncheon
Bay town area United Church Women plan the annual Sacrificial Migrant Luncheon at 11 45 a m Friday in First Christian Church. Proceeds go to the Texas Migrant Ministry supporting worship, health and child care for migrant families. New officers will be installed and a skit titled So We Are Ambassadors featured. Harvester banks dedication and nursery provided.
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Baytown Area
United Church Women
First Christian Church
Mers
Jeff Tiller
W. H. Powers
Guy Hensley
Texas Migrant Ministry
Texas
Nolan’ Schulze
UCW
Saturday Evening Post
Hayes
Red. Howe
J. D. Poskey
C. E. Winegartner
D. J. Joy
W. D. Gilbert
Meeting Human Needs as Woman's Club Topic
Mrs. A D Anthony addressed the Woman's Club on meeting human needs, urging that society share responsibility to improve health and welfare. She argued two roles for society, highlighted goals in illness prevention, rehabilitation, elder care, mental health, and poverty reduction, and noted a Missouri woman financing a hospital via a glass museum. Thirteen members attended the meeting at Mrs. R Mc Wright's home.
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A. D. Anthony
Woman's Club
R. Mc Wright
Wedkimes
iClub
Anthony
U.S
Missouri
América
A. E. Beasley
W. L. Afrey
Holiday Guests Visit in Houston Baytown Leads to Family Ties
Names and notes of holiday visitors unfold from the Avey and Devore households in Houston and Baytown. Mrs. Avey, aunt to Mrs. Devore, hosts relatives including Elmer C. Brinkley and Diantha Foreman, with additional guests from Lubbock and Kingsland.
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WH. Avey
Elmer C. Brinkley
Frank Devore
Houston
Avey
W. R .Avey
Kingsland
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