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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1977
Page
4
Miss Karren Harrison Kathe sister of the bride and Miss Carolyn Andrews sister of the groom wore matching gowns and capes and carried bouquets. They attended the University of Texas. The groom graduated from Robert E. Lee High School and UT.
The cake decorating industry shows vast potential with 328 million cakes decorated yearly across occasions. Estimates include 191 million birthday cakes, 26 million Valentine cakes, 20 million Christmas and Easter cakes, 15 million Halloween cakes, and 48 million other celebration cakes, while households bake at least one cake annually.
Omicron chapter to gather January 27 at the Exxon Credit Union Building with Mrs. GL Nielsen presiding. White elephant sale planned, gifts valued at $3. Program on Our Colors and Flowers by Mrs. H L Brown. Hostesses: Mrs. R A Kerr, Mrs. W P McCoy, Miss Carolyn Young. December meeting hosted by Mrs. Kerr. cohostesses listed. guests noted. Xi Theta Gamma Beta Sigma Phi to meet January 18 at Grace United Methodist Church with hostesses and program on Lively Arts Television. Valentine dance set for February 5 at Goose Creek Country Club. Mr s Jim Ryan honored as chapter 4 sweetheart. Late December meeting at Mrs. Jim Gerace home. secret sister gifts exchanged.
The Civic Center Cake Decorators Club will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Fingers Furniture on the Gulf Freeway. Nancy Hennessy of Fingers will present the program. The December luncheon and Christmas party was held at the Community Building, with Mrs. Charles Harmon winning the door prize. Ukes were donated to St James House by Mrs. J Mathews and Mrs. J Slatkin.
The Houston Pops Orchestra begins a Sunday Series at the Music Hall running from January through May. A program of Broadway tunes nostalgia classics and international hits will be performed.
Nancy Richey of San Angelo and Kerry Reid now residing in Greenville join the Virginia Slims of Houston field set for January 17 to 23 at AstroArena. The event offers 100000 dollars in prize money with 20000 to the winner. Reid, formerly Melville, reached the 1971 Houston final. Tournament director Hugh Sweeney said Bank of the Southwest is presenter.
The Women's Aglow Fellowship meets at 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Ramada Inn with a $2.25 continental breakfast. Guest speaker Margie Fontenot of Lake Charles will discuss Christian ministry. New officers include Mrs. Joe Blythe president and Mrs. Cecil Newton vice president. Reservations for children's babysitting due by Jan 11. contact Mrs. W. C. Davanay.
Denise Fox and Johnson were married in a ceremony at Corpus Christi with Denise wearing a nylon silk illusion gown featuring a sculptured sweetheart neckline. The gown included a fingertip veil edged with seed pearls and she carried a white bouquet. Attendants included bridesmaids in hot pink satin and a gown-clad house party. The groom, a Richard King High School graduate, and the bride, a Ross High School alum, plan a Breckenridge Colorado honeymoon.
On Monday at 7 30 p.m KJZT meets at Knights of Columbus Hall. Tuesday lists Cake Decorators at 9 30 a.m Community Building PEO at 10 30 a.m Pilot Club at noon Goose Creek Country Club hosts Evening Pilot Club at 7 30 p.m Veterans of Foreign War Auxiliary gathering noted.
The Baytown Sun lists birthday photo rules requiring photos for children up to age six and a week ahead submission. It catalogs weekly club meetings including Veterans of Foreign Wars event lines and several women and community group gatherings with times and locations such as Ramada Inn, Plumwood Eva Maud Garden Club, Medical Center Auxiliary, and local schools and Pizza Inn venues.
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