Institute Mission Teachers to Meet at Cedar Bayou Baptist
An Institute for Mission Teachers of the San Jacinto Baptist Woman's Missionary Union will be held at Cedar Bayou Baptist Church from 9 to 11:30 am Wednesday. Mrs Dorris will open, with Mrs Lilly presenting teachers for courses including Alaska mission work and books such as Tabe In Panama and Under The North Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute For Mission Teachers
Cedar Bayou Baptist
San Jacinto
Charles Gates
Memorial Baptist Church
Panama
Russell
Edith van Royen
Alaska
Southern Baptist Home Work
John DeFoore
Henry A. Ward
Central Baptist Church
A. R. Booth
Wooster Baptist Church
Harold E. Dye
Yamuri
Rose Pool
Barney Webber
Cedar Bayou Baptist Church
Harold Billings
Diamond Jubilee Teas Celebrate Church Women Society
San Jacinto Baptist association Woman's Missionary Societies plan teas for their 75th anniversary and diamond jubilee. Second Baptist WM S tea at 11 am Tuesday features 1880 dress by members. circles meet at 10 am then tea at the church. Memorial Baptist hosts tea at 10 am Tuesday led by Mrs Schneers. Oneta Cole circle handles decorations. Central women plan 7 pm Tuesday tea with 1880 attire and program directed by Mrs Lilly. Mrs Slagle serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
WMS
Memorial Baptist
A. Schneers
WMU
Founders Day Reminders At Alamo PTA Council Meeting
Mrs. Lloyd Young urged the Alamo Parent Teacher Association that March 1 is Founders Day. All PTA members are invited to bring a covered dish to a council meeting at the Community house. A safety procedure course is set for Jan 27 and 28 with sack lunches provided. In the school cafe, Mrs. Blanche Gunn's fourth graders won the attendance prize after presenting a program and viewing a safety film. Refreshments were served by Mrs. G A Wallace, Mrs. H T McCantz, Mrs. W P Haffelfinger and Mrs. A L Trader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd L. Young
Alamo
Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Blanche Gunn
G. A. Wallace
H. T. McCantz
W. P. Haffelfinger
A. L. Trader
RSVP Contains Elsa Maxwell's Memoirs
Elsa Maxwell memoir review at Book Review club features Maxwell as a vibrant pianist with perfect pitch and a social calendar. Mrs A B Wintringham reviews. future reading includes Hamilton Basso’s The View from Pompey’s Head. Central Baptist class plans room renovation at Mrs W L Brinkley home with prayer, refreshments. Crosey Sorosis to meet with speaker Mrs H C Brazzel. C M Ecles to sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Maxwell
RSVP
Book Review Club
A. B. Wintringham
First National Bank
Miss Maxwell
Marshall Joffre
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Hamilton Basso
Pompey
J. Porter
Crosey Sorosis Club
C. A. Sanders
H. C. Brazzel
Clyde A. Pediga
C. M. Ecles
Instruction Is Given For Officers In Church Session
A St. Paul's Lutheran church session for new officers of the Woman's Missionary Society was led by advisor Mrs. Karl Bracker who stressed each area of the society's work. President is Mrs. C. V. Boehme. Attending were Mrs. R. W. Brockman, Mrs. W. G. Mettke, Mrs. A. K. Ready, and Mrs. Holuck. Absent were Mrs. C. F. Faumback, Mrs. J. C. Hogan, and Mrs. J. W. Thurman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Karl Bracker
C. V. Boehme
R. W. Brockman
India
W. G. Mettke
Mrs Wade Hosts Elmer Dunham Circle Meeting
Mrs Paul Wade of 212 Hast Sterling hosted a Central Baptist church Elmer Dunham circle meeting. A prayer opened, Bible study focused on Alaska missions. Reports on Baptist work in Alaska were given by Mrs Bill Malloy Mrs H M Malloy and Mrs N H Boyette. The session closed with a prayer and 13 members received coffee sandwiches and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wade
Hast Sterling
Elmer Dunham
Central Baptist Church
Harold Mefarland
Wade
Alaska
Bill Malloy
H. M. Malloy
N. H. Boyette
G. F. Spangler
Orion Class Will Meet With Mrs Tillman
The Orion class of Second Baptist church will meet at 9 30 a m on February in the home of Mrs J B Tillman on Tri City Beach road The class met Tuesday at 218 East James with Mrs Hershel Moore serving as group leader Mrs Ancel Baswell the class teacher moving to Houston was given a gift Refreshments were served to eight members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orion
Second Baptist Church
J. B. Tillman
Tri-City Beach Road
B. W. Bryan
East James
Herschel Moore
Ancel Baswell
Houston
Priscilla Club Hosts Two Guests at Meeting
Miss Olga Grizzle of Long Beach California and Mrs. John Benes attended a Priscilla club meeting at Mrs. Theo Witburn's home on East Texas. A salad course was served to 12 members and the guests. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. R. H. Cavanay on East Hunnicutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Grizzle
Long Beach
Calif
John Benes
Priscilla Club
Theo Witburn
East Texas
R. H. Cavanay
East Hunnicutt
Campbell Is Speaker For PTA
Gen William Peyton Campbell of Harding college in Searcy Arkansas spoke to La Porte PTA about Christian American versus Pagan Communism. He served 36 years in the U S Army with assignments in Europe Asia Africa and South America and visits behind the Iron Curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peyton Campbell
Harding College
Searcy
Ark
la Porte
Campbell
U. S. Army
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
J. Matthews
Mendrick Gorzycki
Garden Club Appoints Committees At Gladiolus Unit
Gladiolus Garden club members named program publicity civic membership exhibit and exchange committees at a meeting held at Mrs A M Pelley with D D Rogers as installing officer. New officers include Mrs L Clarion president and Mrs Ashworth first VP. Next meeting set Feb 9 at Mrs Ashworth’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladiolus Garden Club
A. M. Pelley
Willow
EB. D. Ashworth
B. Bays
Pelly
B. C. Wesley
Robert Purvis
B. F. Hicks
C. L. Woods
W. G. Mettke
Dave Martin
Bays
Purvis
W. B. Tucker
Mettice
Woolls
Hicks
E. D. Fisher
Martin
Tucker
D. D. Rogers
High Point
Clarion
Ashworth
Oak
Rogers
Lynchburg PTA Backs Mothers March for Polio
Lynchburg Parent Teacher Association approved support for the Mothers March on polio at a Tuesday night meeting. Mrs. J R Meekins chaired the Lynchburg area effort with the march set for March 31. Dr K P Greenfield spoke on The Physical Development of the Child and factors affecting growth. Mrs David Maxwell gave a devotional, Mrs George Yolland announced 74 members in the unit, and Mrs Walter Sorrel offered a benediction. Hospitality served coffee doughnuts and punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Parent-Teacher Association
J. R. Meekins
Mach
K. P. Greenfield
David Maxwell
George Yolland
Walter Sorrel
Insurance Women Have Business Session at Baytown
Eleven members attended the Insurance Women monthly meeting at the Baytown Chamber of Commerce. Reports were given on the Insurance Study course. President Lorene Fox appointed a nominating committee for the coming year. After business, members, visitors, and Insurance Exchange guests heard Richard T. Kelly of American Indemnity in Houston discuss the new Physical Loss Form Endorsement No. 148.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Chamber of Commerce
Lorene Fox
Insurance Exchange
Richard T. Kelly
American Indemnity Company of Houston
Kelly
Harvester Class Meets In Aaron Home
The Harvester class of Second Baptist Church met at Mrs. H. L. Aaron 427 Hast Francis for a monthly business session. Mrs. W. C. Williams presided, Mrs. K T Barthman led opening prayer, and Mrs. H B McGahee read the secretary’s report. A visitation program was discussed amid the devotional based on John 3 16. The meeting closed with a prayer by Mrs. David Albright. nine women attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church
W. L. Brinkley
Hawthorne
George Miles
L. F. McParland
Mrs Bowerman New President of Tri Cities DeMolay
Mrs E W Bowerman was installed president of the Tri Cities DeMolay Mothers club at the Masonry hall Wednesday night. Officers named include 4x vice president Mrs J B Buridge secretary Mrs Robert Matherne treasurer Mrs W H Bridges finance chairman Mrs J T Swint hospitality Mrs H E Weatherly telephone and membership Mrs A H Miles Installing officer was Mrs T E Laughlin past president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Bowerman
Tri-Cities
DeMolay Mathers Club
Masonry
J. B. Buidridge
Robert Matherne
W. H. Bridges
J. T. Swint
H. E. Weatherly
F. L. Gossett
A. H. Miles
T. E. Laughlin
Birthday for Ricky Dowell Boatright
One year old Friday, Ricky Dowell Boatright celebrates his first birthday. He is the son of Mr and Mrs dog Boatright of Route 1 Baytown. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs C W Erwin of Baytown and Mr and Mrs T E Boatright of Condy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricky Dowell Boatright
Dog Boatright
Route 1
Baytown
C. W. Erwin
T. E Boatright
Condy
Third Film In Series Is Presented War Came to America
The Bay town Committee on American issues presents the third program in its series United States in World Affairs at Lee College auditorium Wednesday. Dr. Julian Spring presided. Produced by Army Pictorial Services, War Came to America traces U S entry into World War II using historical films paintings and newsreels. All programs are free and open to the public and Lee College students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Baytown Committee On
United States
Lee College
Julian Spring
Army Pictorial Services
Europe
Mrs Shaw Pupils To Present Recital
Younger piano pupils of Mrs Allen Shaw will present a recital at 7 p.m. Saturday. Performers include Elien Sue Bird Lynne Miller Annette Parker De Ann Blow Penny Sue Lusk El Ray Mallory Lou Ann Miles Connie Porter Martha Sue Strauss Cheryl Terry Julie Derryberry Karen Paweel Sue Ann Chandler Delores Evang Sharon Blow Rosemary O Rea r Bonnii Bond Betsy Wilson Twelt ly Shires Linda Watts Nancy Gilmore. Public invited.
National Association for Better TV and Radio formed
A Los Angeles housewife leads a growing group of TV reviewers that evolved from a PTA committee into NAFBRAT, a national body promoting viewer input and program standards. Its stance on westerns and crime dramas sparks debate among producers, critics, and psychiatrists, as it publishes evaluation standards and presses sponsors to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio+ PTA
National
Hollywood
Clara Lofan
Parent-Teachers’ Association
National Association For Better Radio and Television
Jack Webb
Roy Rogers
Nafbrat
Logan
Los Angeles
Bill Williams
I Queried
Napbrat
New UT Students Named Offic ers in Campus Groups
John Morris Ellis and Ernest Lee Miller Jr., University of Texas students from Baytown, become new officers of campus bodies. Ellis is secretary treasurer of Alpha Kappa Delta, an honorary sociology society, and Miller serves as praetor peregrinus vice president of Proctors, a law school organization. Ellis is a sociology graduate student, son of Mr and Mrs J D Ellis of 1721 Amelia. Miller is a second year law student, son of Mr and Mrs S L Miller of 1913 Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morris Ellis
Ernest Lee Miller JR
University of Texas
Baytown
Ellis
Alpha Kappa Delta
Miller
Barcentrate touted by Texas readers for fat loss
Mrs Dolly Foote of San Antonio and Mrs J L Butt of Fort Worth claim Barcentrate helped them shed 37 and 10 pounds respectively and relieved a long standing gastric issue. They invite returns if the first bottle fails and urge getting Barcentrate from Texas druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Foote
Kentucky Ave
San Antonio
Texas
J. L. Butt
Fort Worth
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Southern Baptist Convention
Dorris
Associational
J. M. Lilly
Mission Study
Woman's Missionary Societies of the
San Jacinto Baptist Association
Mrs
Lloyd Young
Sorosis Club
F. M. Worden
Baytown Furniture Clinic
Park Dial
Mrs. Wade
Tillman
Jan Facinie
Dan Facinie
Neighbor News
Baytown Sun
Insurance
Harvester
Aaron Home
Bowerman
Ricky Boatright
Tso
DIAL
Kprc-Tv
Jay Rogers
Optometrists
Texas Ave
Raytown, Texas
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