Knife and Fork Club hears communists no great threat
Paul Moser guest speaker at the Knife and Fork Club meeting in Humble argued the greatest danger is Communist zeal. She urged democracy to match that zeal, stressing moral and religious leadership and America's roots in the Bible. She noted world looks to America for support despite its small population and land area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Moser
Knife and Fork Club
America
Moser
M. L. Jordan
National Presbyterian Women's Organization
Amsterdam
World Council of Churches
Europe
Philippines
Siam
Far East
Africa
Parliamentary Procedure Course To Be Taught
Mrs. COR Larimer vice-president of the Texas Parent-Teacher Association will conduct a parliamentary procedure course Monday 17 at the Community House. PTA members are invited with a 9 40 a m start and a covered dish luncheon. Larimer attended a Human Relations workshop at the University of Michigan last August and is a registered parliamentarian with 7 ton port Cate for completing an exam from the National Association of Parliamentarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor. Lariner
Texas Parent-Teacher Asscration Congress
PTA
George Armer
Patent Education
Baytown
PTA Council
Plans Formed for Miss Rae and Mr Shepherd Wedding
Miss Irtin Rae Sales and William Donald Shepherd have completed plans for their wedding set for 2 p.m. January at Grace Methodist Church. The ceremony will be conducted by Minister M. S. Jordan with friends invited to the ceremony and reception afterward at the church. The bridal party includes Honor Maid Mrs P. Beres and Best Man Reginald Wilson, with Robert L. Gillette and W. M. Bouse as ushers. C. C. Holt and David Heatley of Houston will light candles. The note mentions the first permanent theater in the United States, built in 1766.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irtin Rae Sales
Wiliam Donald Shepherd
P.m
Grace Methodist Church
M. S. Jordan
An P. Beres
Reginald Wilson
Robert L. Gillette
W. M. Bouse
Will Usher
C. C. Holt
David
Heatley
Houston
Just Folks Names Notes: Baytown New Citizens
MISS VERNELLE BARNEY BARNETT is invited to Baylor Universitys Alpha Chi, ranking in the top five percent of her class. LOIS LINN KILLOUGH returns to Chicago after three weeks in Baytown with her travel agency employer. MISS ISOBEL KILLOUGH studies at Bryn Mawr and plans two Europe tours. MR AND MRS E W WILLIAMS move to Baytown, both Texas University graduates. Williams works as electrical engineer at the Baytown refinery and Mrs Williams has Phi Beta Kappa honors. Natives of Belville, they reside in the Methodist church apartment on Louisana and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernelle
Barney” Barnett
Baylor University
Barney
Robert EB. Lee
Baylor
Lois Linn Killough
Chicago
Baytown
AIR
W. B. Killough
Kilough
Olson Travel Agency
Isobel Killough
Bryn, Mawr
Leis Linn
Europe
Tsobe
Spain
E. Williams
Texas University
Williams
Trical
Methodist Church
Louisiana
Georgia
Delta Zeta
Phi Beta Kappa
New
Friendly Acres HD Club Installs New Officers
Friendly Acres Home Demonstration Club meets at the Community house to install officers led by Mrs. J. H. Stone as president with J. T. Parker as vice president and S. M. Gosch as secretary. Fifteen members attend as well as three new members and a luncheon is served. A sewing machine attachments demonstration is given by Mrs. Sawberger and Mrs. Hargis. The February 13 meeting will celebrate the club’s fifth birthday with new committees named for exhibit education recreation marketing nutrition and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Acres
R. Hargis
Wallisville
Garth
Reads
J. H. Stone
J. T. Parker
S. M. Gosch
Hargis
B. A. Dennis
Jack G. Sawberger
Council
R. F.W Wright
John F. Donnally
B. J. Tapp
R. V. Wood
Sawberger
C K. Spencer
E. F. Bird
Gosch
Wright
F. W. Burke
J. L. Stuffs
H. B. Kitzman
EB. Owens
Hargi
Burke
Tappance
Pallas Athena and Susanna Wesley Hold Monday Meetings
Calendar items list Pallas Athena dinner at 7 p.m. in Mrs. J. P. Henderson's home 4212 Whitman Houston. Susanna Wesley circle of St. Mark's Methodist church meets at 7:30 p.m. in Mrs. Wayne H. McCleskey's home 1607 Oklahoma with Mrs. T. J. Page as teacher. Le Livre meets Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Community House. Monday follows Tuesday review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
le Livre
P.m
Rainbow Girls
Masonic
First Presbyterian Church
Pallas Athena
J. P. Henderson
Whitman
Houston
Susanna Wesley
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Warne McCloskey
Chie
Pallas Athena Club
J.P. Henderson
Whitman, Houston
Mark’s Methodist Church
Wayne H. McCleskey
Oklahoma
T. J. Page
Paul Nevil
Ed Sobola
Sobolgia
Indianapolis Times
Protestantism topic for Woman's Club program speech
Mrs. M. E. McPhail and Mrs. Ben Love led a Woman's Club program on Protestant growth from Luther to modern denominations. They highlighted the World Council of Churches and the National Council of Churches of Christ in America, and noted shared beliefs across Protestant churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
M. E. McPhail
Ben Love
Kk. R. Bains
Kentucky
L. A. Hawkins
McPhail
Martin Luther
Church of England
America
Salvation Army
England
Mormon Church
Christian Scientists
Nazarenes
Amsterdam
World Council of Churches
United States
National Council of Churches ‘of Christ In America
Love
Baytown
Mrs J D Daffern Leads WSCS Program at St Johns
Mrs J D Daffern directed a WSCS program at St Johns Methodist church Education Building. High school girls Bernice Carrol Jerry Moon Barbara Daffern and Sarah Young presented angel costumes representing faith hope charity and love. Others reported on Texas Student Methodist School. Guest soloist Mrs Joe Benee from First Baptist choir. Mrs Malac accompanied by Mrs Charlie Findley. Topic Sewing Seeds of Kindness led by Mrs W A White. Business session run by Mrs George Ellender. Coffee and cookies served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Daffern
Women's Society of Christian Service
St. John’s Methodist Church
Bernice Carrol
Jerry Moon
Barbara Daffern
Sarah Young
Blaine Sikes
Lawell Bays
Texas
Joe Bnee
First Baptist Church Choir
Crossman Speaks To Minerva Study Club On Charity Care
Dr. L. W. Crossman addressed the Minerva Study Club at Mrs. Cunningham's home on The Care of the Indigent and the Needy. He urged aiding Baytown charity cases locally to avoid long drives and hospital transfers. Members were asked to cooperate with the city health department and report unsanitary conditions in stores, shops, or sewage. Tea, tuna salad, cookies, and coffee were served to 16 members and three guests. Next meeting will be at Mrs. W. K. E. Puderbaugh's home on East Pearce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Crossman
Minerva Study
E. R. Cunningham
Uta
Crossman
Baytown
Houston
Galveston
The
City Health Department
J. E. Peters
Vaughan Uirelle
Ruth Woods
W. KE. Puderbaugh
East Pearce
Harry Yawn
Two Year Old Steven Celebrates Birthday Saturday
Steven, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. 34, Thorpe Drive, marked his second birthday this Saturday. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith of Baytown and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Thorpe of Emporia, Vi. Chadwick Photo. Garry Wyoral Nine Years Old Saturday. Son of J. B. Wyoral and Mrs. FE. L. Harley of South Houston, he turns nine this Saturday. His grandparents are Mrs. Mary Vyrot of Dayton and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Haney of Texas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven
D—Garry
J. B. Wyoral
Cabiness
FE. L. Harley
South Houston
Mary Vyrot
Dayton
J. W. Haney
Texas
Rebekahs Install New Officers in Odd Fellow Hall
The Rebekah Lodge will host its annual officer installation at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Odd Fellow Hall at Elm Humble and Fourth. Officers to be installed include Char lene Gill as Noble Grand, Gussie Garrett as vice grand, Minnie Francis as secretary, Grace Parker as financial secretary, Jesselee Velie as treasurer, Louise Williams as color bearer, Addie Lawey as musician, Dara Dean Fraze as warden, and others. Installation staff includes Lula Bailey as lodge deputy and Gladys Casey as deputy marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Oddfellow Hall
EL Humble
Charlene Gill
Noble Grand
Gussie Garrett
Minnie Francis
Grace Parker
Jesselee Velie
Louise Williams
Addie Lawey
Dara Dean Fraze
Millicent Bounds
Mamie Dhord
Outside Guardian
Minsie Lee Bonner
Inside Guardian
Adrian Watson
Dollie Spence
Ethyl Fran
Mary ‘Hiebert
Jeane Bussy
Elia Goodman
Virginia King
Noble
Bessie Pfistner
President's Cabinet Will Be Discussed at League Event
Nine members of the League of Women Voters will present talks on Eisenhower's cabinet at a Tuesday meeting in the Common house. Speakers include Adrien Drouither Satterwhite Jones Gould Reid Ray Smith Ammons Teter and Watkins. The program starts at 9 30 am with discussions at 10 am and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Eisenhower
Common House
Adrien Drouither
T. L. Satterwhite
al. A. Jones
S. 5. Gould
Joe Reid
Ray Smith
Ben ‘Ammons
Don Teter
Richard Watkins
Subtle spring prints replace bright florals in new collection
designer Adele Simpson Mollie Parnis Pauline Trigere create sleek UN silhouette outfits. New patterns rely on small monochrome motifs and fur prints with tweed and leopard accents. Dresses coats jackets and stoles feature streamlined lines, with short evening looks and matching outerwear dominating the spring preview at New York Dress Institute press week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Toomey
United Press
New York Dress Institute
Adele Simpson
Mollie Parnis
Mrs.Simpson
United Nations
Philip Mangone
Wether
Pauline Trigere
Trigere
Care of the Eyes Focused At North Coady Mothers Club
Mrs Roy Wimmier led a meeting of the Mothers club on North Coady road stressing eye infection caution and telling mothers to warn children against putting objects in ears. Jimmy Boyd led a children's lesson for eight juniors as they studied Grandmother's Birthday and made cardboard race cars. seven adults and children enjoyed coffee rolls and punch. Next gathering planned at Mrs Roy Wimmer's home on North Coady road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wimmier
Coady
Mothers ‘Club
PF. Bennett
Coady Road
Wimmer
Jimmy Boyd
Roy Wimmer
Foster Medley At Lee Auditorium In Baytown
Paytonians may enjoy an evening with Stephen Foster at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Lee College auditorium. The Lee College music department directed by Miss Hildegarde Odhner presents a Foster program for Baytown Music Study Club members and local music enthusiasts. The event observes Stephen Foster day set by Congress for Jan. 12 and includes piano numbers vocal selections and a Foster favorites performance by the College Glee Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paytonians
Stephen Foster
Lee College
Lee College Music Department
Hildegarde Odhner
Foster
Baytown Music Study Club
Baytown
Congress
College Glee Club
St. Joseph's Pie and Cake Sale Planned by Mothers Club
St Joseph's Mothers club plans a pie and cake sale at the school cafe from 5 30 am to 1 pm Sunday. The monthly fundraiser is directed by Mrs Otis Wo Magee with selling support from Baytown merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s
St. Joseph’s School
St Joseph's Mothers Club
Otis Wo Magee
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Baytown Sun
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Tabi
Chateaa Chantilly
Peris
Chateau Chantilly
France
Robson
Texas At Gaillard
Friendly Acres HD Club
J.D. Daffern
Dr. Crossman
Minerva Study Club
Steven David Thorpe
Garry Glenn V.yoral
Rebekahs
Bond Insurance Agency
Sparky” Bond — Agent
Cedar Bayou Rd
Kirkindall
Foster Medley
Lee Auditorium
Ave
Bright
Eare
Jigmy Bain
Market
Voluntary
SEARS
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Baytown, Texas
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