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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1960
Page
5
Mann School announces compulsory midterm and end of year examinations for all subjects during January 2021. Each test will cover material taught to date, last no more than two hours per subject, and grades will count as one sixth of final scores. Susan Bryan Horace Mann Teen Reporter.
Examinations at Horace Mann Junior High run from January 20 to 22, ending early on January 22 for a faculty meeting. Teen Canteen schedules meetings Fridays 7:30 to 9:30 PM in the girls gym, with a $1 entry and alternating weeks. The Parents’ Club plans a Feb 23 Valentine dance at Firemen's Recreation Hall. Band sections hold after school rehearsals led by Fred Parker, with tryouts planned later. left hand day covered brass and percussion. Friday focused on flute practice. Band Council discussed a potential end‑of‑year banquet.
Dear Helen column recounts a reader asking for guidance about her partner Joe listening to a bad crowd. The letter describes his friends who race in fast cars, swear, gamble, and cause trouble while he imitates them. The writer seeks advice on how to handle his influence and behavior.
Baytown Grandmothers Club met in the Optimist building with Mrs. G.B.R. Bloodgood presiding. A games party is set for 7:30 p.m. January 21 at the same location. Reports were read by secretary Mrs. Fred Litton and treasurer Mrs. W.L. Enoch.
Gospel Gleaners meets at the Read home for a business session with Mrs. Wright presiding. Devotional from Luke 14 23 and plans for a visitation program were discussed. A social wrap included notes about members and visitors, plus a brief school and band update.
The Dirt Gardeners Horticulture Club met at Mrs. R. E. Robson’s home with 19 members and guests present. New officers named include Mrs. D. F. Grigg as president and others for vice president, secretary, treasurer, and librarian. A judging report and slides on native wild flowers were shown. next meeting to be at Mrs. Bone’s home. An unrelated Life Insurance ad targeted readers under 80 offers a $1000 policy via mail with no obligation.
Thirty pupils of Mrs Velma F Tharp performed in a piano recital Sunday afternoon at the Community House. Students included Jimmy Ausley Regena Lopez Marigale Teel Angie Bond Walker Earl Bissex Mike Wilkinson and others. Mrs Tharp noted her older students will give a spring recital.
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