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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1962
Page
4
Mrs. H L Scott shares two Italian recipes, Veal Parmesan and Lasagna, with tips for making and freezing. The notes describe ingredients, layering steps, and baking times, highlighting ease for entertaining at bridge parties. Also mentions Rance Layne Ponder’s second birthday with family details.
Mrs. MacKinnon announces a January 2 luncheon and games event from 10 am to 2 pm at the parish hall with donations welcome. The annual turkey dinner is postponed to April 29 in St. Joseph's new auditorium. New members Mrs. David Robertson and Mrs. Gus Brinkman join the society.
Keith Alan Opryshek marks his second birthday Friday. His parents are Dr. and Mrs. Karl W. Opryshek of 1314 Hawthorne. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Wilks Karl Opryshek and Mrs. C. Avey of Baytown. Greats are Mrs. W. B. George of Baytown and Mrs. Nancy J. Pierce of Muskogee Oklahoma. Keith Alan has a sister Karla Kay and a brother Earl David.
Guidance notes suggest using about half a cup of mincemeat per core cavity or about eight large baking apples to prepare for baking. The instruction focuses on portioning the filling to fit the hollowed centers before baking.
Miss Loretta Fulcher and Casey announce final wedding plans for 7 30 p m January 19 at Cedar Bayou Methodist with Rev Elza Love officiating. Family and friends are invited to attend. Music will be provided by Eddie Franklin and Allan Gordon. Bridesmaids include Phyllis Fulcher and Beverly Key. Groomsmen Archie Barrilleaux David Kelly and Don Davidson. Ushers Jimmy Epper sen Larry Chandler and Bobby Carter. Elaine Fulcher to light candles.
Arrangements for the Mater Dei luncheon and related Catholic events were announced. Plans include a birthday luncheon on January 24 at Goose Creek County, a Corporation Communion Mass on January 28 at St. Josephs Catholic Church, with an Intention for President John Kennedy. The welfare committee reported Christmas baskets distributed and aid for an indigent Baytown family. The event hostesses and house party are listed with several names. The next meeting is February 5.
Miss Green and Kenneth Eugene Cole unite in a home ceremony held Tuesday. Attended by immediate family, the nuptials took place at the groom's sister’s residence, with Virgin ia Green as maid of honor and Charles Hart as best man. A reception followed at the Hart home in Houston.
The Bay Town Dinnor High Parent Council will set plans for the Spring Festival and the ninth grade banquet at a 10 a.m. Tuesday meeting. Co chairs for the festival are Mrs. E. A. Rose and Mrs. Clem Massey. Banquet leaders are Mrs. Robert P. Morris and Mrs. Frank McMahon. Principal M. C. Rushing said officers will meet in his office at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday.
Philadelphia reports that edible wood cellulose named Avicel could appear in many foods. A non calorie containing form of cellulose, produced for mass consumption, may replace some starches and fats to lower calories. Canadian scientist Dr O A Batista created the initial cookies, prompting firms to test thousands of pounds for new recipes.
The piece notes Hanna Linds, daughter of E A Hanna of Bayshore Drive, joining the Keyettes and serving as captain while Robert E. Lee Band receives recognition. It highlights membership in the honor society and varsity roles within student activities.
Designers compile statistics showing a shift toward smaller dress sizes amid a paradox of improving health and slimmer silhouettes. Hannah Troy presented compact plates with demi fitted jackets, high waistlines, and tunics. Roxane Madeira and Harvey E Berin featured sheer textures, printed coats, and waisted silhouettes.
Ben Love wig elected president of the Humble Duplicate Bridge Club at their meeting Monday. Mrs. W. K. Paderbaugh named player of the year for 1961. Officers include W. K. Paderbaugh vice president Mrs. S. P. Blumberg secretary J. C. Scott treasurer R. L. Halstead statistician. Next meeting will be Jan 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sanders announce the birth of a son, Stephen Alan, Jan 8 at Gulf Coast Hospital. He weighed 9 pounds. Grandparents are BE Collins of Madisonville and T J Sanders of Baytown. Great grandfather J C Sanders of Waller. Stephen Alan has a brother, Thomas Scott, 3 years old.
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