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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1956
Page
3
Baytown League of Women Voters plans a printed election schedule for 1956 distribution to voters with purse size format. A Voters Guide will include candidate background and Q A for principal races, to be published in summer around the primary.
The Woman's World St. Aanas Society at St. Joseph's calls for a Kelach sale in the St. Joseph's Callo Le school cafeteria beginning at a.m. on January 21 to raise funds for a new Catholic church. Mrs. Naiser chairs the year with a large committee including Veloski Kristek Schotik Liebham Stolhandske Nasser Krejel Harvey and Novasad. Hostess was Mrs. Leonard Mazovk with Mrs. Novasad assisting. Guert Rev Denis Kennedy Basler attended. Next meeting February 13 hosted by Mrs. Baumann.
St Josephs Mothers club plans a Mexican supper following a club meeting where president Melvin Ocker announced upcoming events. Officers approved a fundraiser and a book review event, with details shared at the session and plans to attend a Houston gathering.
Mrs Allen Shaws pupils will perform a piano recital at 2 p m Sunday in the Baytown community house. Participants include Gary Odom Earlene Corall Baugh Judy Huck Ellie Dernberry Deann Blow Low Ann Miles Jeannie Middigton Sreanmn Chandler Sandra Post Brenda McAlister Linda Nant Ruth Currie Ellen Bird Leila Dix ara Bossart Billy Mallory Hayes Penny Bailey Cheryl Teorey Simrthy Strauss Lynne Mule Jer Jackiyn Shires Pen Task Marilyn Manis Jutie Skeets Patty Parker Judy Hollingsworth Mary Bell Walls Doloris Evans Lewis Parker Betsy Wilson. RAST Harris County Federation of Garden clubs meets at Poa ton Thursday at the Community house Mrs E Q Jones will have charge of the program Spring Planting.
The Winnie Home Demonstration Club installed officers for 1958 with the motto Start where you are and improve. Mrs H M Franzen became president, Mrs P A Durr vice president, and Mrs Euell Dugat secretary-treasurer. Miss Susie Brabham outlined the year’s plans at the Franzen home meeting focusing on yard work and upholstery, with members urged to improve the home and themselves this year.
Ars E W Bowermat former DeMolay Mother club president installed new officers Wednesday night at the Masonic hall. Officers include Mrs Carlos Worfe president Ars H EB Weatherly chair R E Birch W F H Bridges C G Burchett financial secretary historian and Mrs T E Laughlin chapter sweetheart. Sandra Diaz and Lynn Sylvester assisted with cookies and cocoa.
Cedar Bayou PTA will host Eddi Garrett as guest speaker at Cedar Bayou Junior High auditorium Tuesday afternoon, with Horace Smith also on the program. M Sam Carroll will give the devotional, room prizes awarded by percent of parent members registered, nursery by Mrs. Nona Hatchell’s class, and an executive board meeting is scheduled for noon Monday at Mrs. Ellis Smith’s home on Highway 146.
Mrs. D. T. Bumn spoke on poisons and antidotes at the Crib to College Mothers club meeting held at Mrs. T. F. Bennet’s Cedar Haven Lynchburg Road home. Junior member Margaret Louise Keating, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Keating, attended along with seven adults and six juniors as they planned a February box supper followed by lunch.
Col Henry Dittman of Te Asami M will address the East Harris county and M Mothers club in February. The hostess was Mrs W E Daplin. Plans were discussed for a March fundraising sale and refreshments were served by several members.
Sixteen members attended the Friday morning Minerva Study Club meeting at the Community house. Guests Lee Poirier and Mrs Wiley were introduced, and Mrs El Ro Cineingham presented a home safety program. Hostess Mrs Fi ft Gat served a salad, with two guests in attendance.
Miss Patsy Saunders bride elect of Walker Nance of Austin was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. J. W. Shannon and six others at 1305 East Fayle. She will wed January 21 at St Mark's Methodist parsonage. About 30 guests attended and gifts included a bride's hook cake and corsages.
Winnie Stowell announces the engagement of Miss Alvis Eubanks to Kirk Campbell of Winnie Stowell. The couple plans a Feb. 10 wedding. Alvis attended East Chambers High School and works for Lucas Gulf Pipe Line Co. Kirk recently discharged from two years of military service. Alvis is niece of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Johnson of Bay Fos t.
Miss Zona Paul Northcutt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Northcutt of West James, to wed Jack Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jackson of Highlands, with a planned June ceremony. Northcutt, a REL graduate, also studied at Southwestern Business University and San Antonio charm school, and works as an assistant decorator in Callas. Jackson, a REL graduate, is employed by Santa Fe Railroad in Galveston.
The Polit Kappa Gamma society plans a February meeting with four panel discussions on Our Schools Forward Moving Ever. Guests will include the Future Teachers club of Robert E. Lee high school. A dinner at the Tower will honor the school superintendent and board of education members with their spouses. Hostesses were Mrs. W. D. Hinson Mrs. Fred Parker Mrs. Al Kisler and Miss Eva Patter.
Marian McClain elected president of Wanda Ponder Young Women's Association at Baptist Temple. Other officers named include Ginger Balch as vice president Sylv Wallace as secretary Margaret Weir as program chairman and Shirley Evans as reporter. Attendees will attend YWA Houseparty in Abilene March 2 4 with counselor Mrs Sneed. Newcomers J H McReynolds Jr and wife Mr and Mrs J H McReynolds Jr live at 604 West Labit Baytown and have two children Beverly and James.
Roy Elms will chair the annual Girl Scout cookie drive set for February 4 through 14. Elms, who led the 1954 and 1958 campaigns, was reappointed at a district committee meeting at the Community House. Proceeds fund Camp Aranna improvements. A large slate of district officers and neighborhood chairmen was announced, including Vernon Wright as chairman and Mrs. J. Isenhower as registrar.
Mary Pearl, daughter of Orin and Mrs. Smith of Winnie, wed Gerald Stabbs in a ceremony by D L Winger. The couple will reside in De Soto Missouri. Mary Pearl is a 1984 East Chambers graduate. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Leroy Bauer Mrs P A Durr and Mr and Mrs H M Franzen at the Lions mid winter conference in Woodville.
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