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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1952
Page
4
Fragmentary text presents a women's page item likely about businesswomen and social events. Readable details are limited, but the note mentions a night feature or fore tematical event. No clear dates or names are extractable from the fragment.
A public notice lists Supple Jones attendants including Mairen Romer and Mr and Mrs Char ate Hankins. George E Gemer and others, with roles for Ss Steward, BM Wace, and N P Rat P. Ras, referenced among attendants in the organ group.
Ruth Ford Circle presents a temperance program at the parish hall with a speaker addressing sobriety, community support, and youth guidance. The event invites members to participate in discussants and outreach activities within the local church and neighborhood groups.
Brownie Troop 43 held a party to welcome and initiate new girls into the group. The event featured activities marking membership and continued troop growth.
Brownie Scout Troop 2 announces a sunrise breakfast event. Leaders invite families and neighbors to join the morning gathering, with proceeds supporting troop activities and badges.
Wooster Garden Club will meet to hear about new rose varieties and gardening tips. Local horticulturist Lan Pet Sirre is scheduled to present insights into disease resistance and bloom performance.
Joe Zorn will address the Sam Houston PTA meeting, outlining upcoming events and initiatives. The talk aims to engage parents and staff in school activities and student support programs.
Garden club proceeds with planting shrubs as part of its seasonal agenda. Members discussed optimal timing and variety, aiming to improve landscape aesthetics and plant health this season.
The Thimble Club gathers at Mrs Jordan's residence for a craft and social meeting. Decor and atmosphere are noted as the group exchanges tips and shares creations. Members discuss upcoming projects and plan future gatherings.
Instructions describe daily care to keep nylons pretty. It suggests gentle washing, avoiding heat, and air drying. The piece mentions avoiding harsh removers and alcohol, and warns hot iron may damage nylon fibers. It emphasizes neat handling to prevent runs and color changes.
A Loyce Nelson Circle event featured a temperance program with members present. AG Summers led the measure as part of the circle's activities and plans.
A crowded calendar lists women's circles and clubs across several churches including Bi Beptust, Grace Methodist, St John’s Methodist, Cedar Bowen, and Cedar Bayou. Meetings span topics from forum discussions to garden clubs with locations at homes, churches, and schools, with times mainly in late afternoon or evening.
The Baytown Music Study Club plans a Pasadena program with seven members performing. Mrs. J. H. Cone will read a discussion of John T. Howard's Our American Blue. Mrs. David L Shalt will sing James HL Rogers Matting Senger. Dudley Buck's No, Ye Israel and other pieces will be sung by Mrs. M. E Hell Foster Narcoff's Recess and Polonaise.
Reverend Jordan will address Ashbel Smith PTA. Horace Marz and George Gamer are members. HL Powers presides over their nursery, which will be kept for sma l children. Yearbooks will be available to members who do not have them.
Mrs Offer and Mrs Read attended the Circle of En Mart’s Cures gathering last night at Mé Norta home. Next meeting set for Mrs W F L McMenon’s residence Burner at 7:24 pm on January 25.
A local meeting notes Cedar Bayou WSCS 70 continues its current study. The text mentions individual circles and hours, with references to staff and employee concerns about raises and belief in progress. The fragmentary report lacks clear dates or locations.
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