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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1953
Page
7
Vent to put on a new face for winter and early spring. A cool cleanser, a lubricating lotion, and a clean up astringent form a simplified routine. Choose based on skin type and budget. Health inside matters. diet, sleep, and fresh air support skin. Reduce winter drying from gas heat. don’t neglect neck hands and elbows.
Bee on the corner of Ashbel and Serling celebrated their 6th wedding anniversary with a modest observance. Allen’s seven children attended with coving dishes, six of them present, as the couple marked the milestone. they wed on January 10.
A playful verse extols a modern laundry service claiming soft clean results. The ad emphasizes whiteness and gentleness, contrasting busy life with convenient home washing.
Square dancing lessons will be offered Thursday night in the WOW hall. Sponsored by the Wagon Wheel Square dance club to boost interest, the open-to-public program will start at 7 30 p.m. Veteran caller Tommy Hewtins will call the dances.
The engagement of Miss Jay Dell Tieman to Jack Heintschel was announced by her parents Mr and Mrs BE A Tieman Route 1 Heintschel is the son of Mr and Mrs C A Heintschel of Smithville The couple will be married January 23 Miss Tieman a senior at Robert B Lee High School Heintschel a Smithville High School graduate employed by Houston Light and Power Co in Baytown
Huffman Baptist church hosted a welcome shower for Rev and Mrs Lloyd J Ballard after a prayer meeting. District Four Baptist Brotherhood attendees from Huffman included ARS O L Miller and family. Visitors from Conroe Humble and Houston noted. Huffman residents and families shared weekend visits and greetings.
Mrs. Harry Marable presented a stewardship program to the Alle Nunen circle of Grace Methodist Church, held at Mrs. John Macke's home. The meeting, led by Mrs. Ben Wilburn, introduced new members Mrs. Brewer and Mrs. Causey, with 15 attendees served frosted drinks and cookies. Next gathering set for January 12 at Mrs. Deeley’s home.
Miss Janie Salinas, bride-elect of Frank Farris, was honored at a Saturday shower hosted by Mrs. Mary Farris at 913 Morris in Houston. The home was decorated with assorted flowers and serving table decor. punch cake and tuna salad and pimiento cheese crackers were served to about 25 guests. Mrs. Farris was assisted by her daughter Mrs. Joe Rodriguez.
Mr and Mrs W C Torres and daughter Elizabeth hosted a Saturday night dinner in honor of Miss Rose Enoch, bride elect of Seaborn Cravey. A buffet was served to guests including Mr and Mrs Don Teter and others. Miss Enoch received a stainless steel gift.
The Lynchburg Parent-Teacher Association announces its third annual art exhibit from February 19 to 23 featuring 160 famous paintings by American and European artists. Mrs. J W Frymire, chairwoman, says three daily showings with morning 9 to 11:45, afternoon 1 to 3, and night 6:30 to 9. Admission 15 cents for children 35 cents for adults. preschoolers free. Local schools Highlands Channelview Sheldon and Crosby invited to participate. proceeds shared with participating schools. The PTA will serve coffee and cookies at night shows.
Styles will be modeled February 16 at a show sponsored by the Trinity Guild of Trinity Episcopal church. Clothes provided by Style Shop. Guild meeting in parish house set plans. Rev P Walter Henckell installed new officers. Officers sworn in include Mrs E Peters president and WH Barber first vice president. Seventeen members and two guests attended the meeting.
Burnet PTA plans a 2:05 PM meeting Wednesday to view a March of Dimes film. President Mrs. Olve will introduce Principal Dr. Sherman Shaffer who will discuss The Good World. Mrs. Ralph McNay urges volunteers for the Mothers March on Polio after the film. a nursery will be provided.
Alpha Rho Tau will sponsor an educational talk by Mrs. Lawrence Bourge from 5:00 to 6:30 PM Monday in the art room at Lee College. The talk will demonstrate chalk talks and explain how to perform them, and is open to the public. GLADIOLUS CLUB New officers in the Gladiolus Garden Club will be installed Wednesday at the home of Mrs. C. He-Bone of the Wooster Garden Club.
The Denison home at 201 East Day in Dentsony, once the birthplace of future president Dwight D. Eisenhower, is now a city shrine. It also ties to Patrick and Patricia Ball as descendants of Noah Lindsey and to Mrs Daisy Kain of Shreveport. The house’s ownership and historic occupancy trace through multiple generations, including Eisenhower’s family, with a community ceremony and ongoing local interest.
Girl Scout leaders planned activities for the Girl Scout birthday on March 12 at Grace Methodist church. Miss Anna Watson urged support for the Juliette Lowe World Friendship Fund and announced a February 4 training session led by two professionals. They discussed Arbor Day observance January 16 with Baytown Garden Club, and Radio Station KREL will air a 15 minute Girl Scout program at 6 40 p.m. Leaders split Brownies and intermediates to plan outdoor activity focus and a fourth grade troop fly training session next Monday.
Mrs Paul Nevil reviewed Mon day Follows Tuesday by Sobola at a Le Livre meeting in the Community house. Sobola, new on the Indianapolis Times, has written humorous and sad columns from a survey of beard to Normandy beach accounts. Mrs J M Andrews presided and a Christmas baskets report was given by Mrs WD Allison and Mrs S W Lewis.
Wednesday gatherings include Lew and Chatter at Mrs WezB McNulty 2704 Virginia at 2 PM Morning Music at Community House 8330 AM Book Review at First National Bank directors room 9:30 AM Humble Club 6:30 PM Mothers Club of St Joseph’s Catholic school 9:39 AM TriCities DeMolay and Mothers Club Masonic Hall 7:50 PM Barbers Hill Home Extension at Lion’s Hall 2 PM Gladiolus Garden at Mrs GC Woods 1604 Elm 1:30 PM Priscilla Club Mrs W C Swain 523 W Republic 2:23 PM Lydia class Central Baptist Church Mrs T R Wilson Massey Tompkins read 8:20 AM Burnet Parent Teacher Association school 2:05 PM.
Mr and Mrs Dan Stallworth hosted a Saturday night gathering for coaches and their wives at the Stallworth home then dined at San Jacinto. Attending were Mr and Mrs Frank James, Mr and Mrs Pete Sultis, Mr and Mrs George Armstrong, Mr and Mrs James Ents, Mr and Mrs Holly McIzgore, with the Beverly Rockholds invited but unable to attend due to Quack Shack obligations.
About 60 people attended a parliamentary procedure course sponsored by the Baytown Parent-Teacher Association council in the Community House. Mrs. G. Latimer of Houston taught the course assisted by J.C. Salyers of Sprink District 11, with BTA members taking credit. A follow up session Jan 26 offered three more hours of credit, and four additional hours could be earned at home with Mrs. Armer and other teachers.
Miss Rose Enoch was honored at a Coke party hosted by Miss Minnie Alice Robertson at the Community house. About 30 guests attended in a receiving line with Mrs W Te Enoch and Mrs Donald Teter. Co Cokes, corn and cheese chips, mints and nuts were served with cold drinks, red rose-embossed napkins, and floral arrangements.
Friendly Acres 4-H Club will host a pie and cake sale Saturday morning on Texas Avenue to raise funds for the group. At a Monday meeting at Candy Baptist Church, Patsy Crow demonstrated tailored dresses and new dart techniques, while Normalcy Pionets announced 4-H members will sell tickets for the Fat Stock Show in Houston starting Feb. 4, and all girls will prepare and sell small items at the show on Feb. 14 during Harris County 4-H Club Day at the Fair.
Twenty girls presented at the meeting packed four boxes of clothing to be sent to Korea. Leaders Mrs. H. H. Bridges and Mrs. A. B. Wintringham supervised the project as part of a wartime service effort.
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