Sinfonietta to appear here with Baytown Civic Music
The First Operatic Sinfonietta under conductor Sviadimir Bakaleinikoff will perform Thursday at Robert E. Lee Auditorium. The program blends operatic excerpts, orchestral favorites, and Beethoven's First Symphony, with vocal soloists Lillian, Elinor Warren, Keith Kaldenberg, and Roy Uxhausen. The concert features overtures by Glinka and Tschaikowsky, arias from Gounod and Verdi, and a Rogers Oklahoma medley finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Civic Music
Robert B. Leegguditorium
Sviadimir Bakaleinikoff
Pittsburgh Symmony Orchestra
Lillian
Elinor Warren
Keith Kaldenberg
Roy Uxrhausen
Glinka
Ludmilla
Tschaikowsky
Eugene Onegin
Smetana
Bride
Gounod
Faust
Mozart
Don Giovenni
Verdi
Tigoleto
Delibes
Bizet
Carmen
Richard Rogers
Bakaleinikoff
Moscow Art Theater
United States
Bakaleinikofff
Fritz Reiner
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Reiner
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Symphony
University of Chicago
Hower Honors Miss Rose Enoch at Community Event
Neighbor News notes a tribute to Miss Rose Enoch with over 100 attendees and hostesses including Mrs. Joy Bla and Mrs. D. L. Dunn. Florence Rowland and Mrs. Rolf Enoch presided at the table, while flowers, a cake, and a plaque marked the occasion held at Mrs. Smith’s Route 2 home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Bla
D. L. Dunn
J. B. Moskowitz
R. W. Parker
If C. Weisinger
Bon ‘Teter
Florence Rowland
Rolf Enoch
Sailver
Enoch
W. 5
Names and Notes From Just Folks Page
A Baytown reader page recounts informal gatherings and travels. MR AND MRS ELa JOBAN SON host relatives from Colorado and Missouri while REV and MRS ALFRED R WELLS entertain from Houston. The TYER brothers return from a seven month South African construction stint in Durbin sharing stories of mamba snakes and Africa’s scenery. Fashion previews by Mrs BLUM and Mrs MELINGER anticipate New York shows, with Baytown shop stops and a Feb 16 style show at the Community House. Girl Scout Troop 25 plans a Saturday skating party with new officers and a cake sale in front of Culpepper’s. Mrs T Parkinson Jr recovering after lung surgery in Memorial Hospital. Guanabara Bay note closes.
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REL
Kenneth
Richard Tyer
Tyer
Baytown
Durbin
Houston
Africa
Richard
Harry Blum
AL Melinger
York
California
New York
Blum
Betty Fproehner
Linda White
Virginia Lucas
Dorothy Dickson
Atileen Kadjar
Gisa
Culpepper
Ashbel Smith P-TA Plans to Buy Record Players
Ashbel Smith PTA voted to buy two record players and a fan for the school using proceeds from the Halloween carnival. The meeting in the school auditorium was led by President Mrs. W. H. Powers. A nominating committee was elected and a musical program by Horace Mann staff and students followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashbel Smith Parent-Teacher Association
P-Ta
W. H. Powers
Earl Wilburn
BD. V. Givens
Els. 2Oore
R. H. Haferkamp
George Cordrum
George Gamer
Horace Mann
EB. R. Rutledge
D O. Huddle Jr
Standards
Trey Casey
Roy H. Rowland
Connie Plagens
Madie Baldwin
Ann Kelly
BTA
Houston
Rice Hotel
J. C. Dodd
W. D. Whittted
EL F
A. T. Adams
H. S.phillips
Beatrice Braswell
Thursday Forum Reports on People Act and Crime Campaign
Forum members gathered at Mrs. R. L. Martin’s home to view two recordings. Ben W. Thomas spoke on People Act detailing sheltered work for the handicapped in Binghampton and a Gary Ind crime campaign led by women. The Gary story sparked broad civic unity to stamp out crime.
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R. L. Martin
Ben W. Thomas
Binghampton
Gary
Ind
al Harvey
The
USA
Brownie Troop 69 Elects New Officers At Meeting
Brownie Troop 69 selects Nancy Craddock as president and names Carol Ann Fairbanks vice president, Judy Harvey secretary, Carolyn Jacobs treasurer, and Carol Jeanine Welch reporter. Meeting at Mrs. Romeo Stovall’s home 300 Morrell on Thursday. Plans include leathercrete work next Thursday and skating. Eleven girls and two leaders attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Troop
Nancy Craddock
Carol Ann Fairbanks
Judy Harvey
Carolyn Jacobs
Carol Jeanine Welch
Romeo Stovall
Morrell
W. A. Welch
W. A. Welch and Mrs. Stovell
S. R. L. Jacobs
Lydia Class Has Study On Message To David
Lydia class of Central Baptiste church held a devotional talk titled Gods Message to David led by Mrs EB Cc Rhoden Wiestlay. The meeting at Mrs T RB Wilsons Masser Tompkins road included prayers for the sick and overseas servicemen, weekly reports, and refreshments for 15 members and one guest. Mrs Ruby Lewis to host next at 308 West James.
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God
David
EB. Cc. Rhoden Wiestlay
Lydia
Central Baptize Church
T. RB. Wilson
Masser-Tompkins Road
C. & Bardin
Ruby Lewis
West James
Adrienne Murphy Weds Gerald Huckaby in Grace Methodist Ceremony
Adrienne Murphy and Cerah Lyndell Huckaby united in a double ring wedding at Grace Methodist Church with Rev. M S Jordan officiating. The bride, daughter of Afr and Mrs H L Murphy, wore Chantilly lace, train, Juliet cap and carried white roses. groom is son of Mr and Mrs C M Huckaby of Houston. A reception followed at the bride’s home. They will reside at 242018 Michigan after January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrienne Murphy
Cerah Lyndell Huckaby
Grace Methodist Church
Afr
H. L. Murphy
Huckaby
C. M. Huckaby
Houston
M.S. Jordan
Douglas Hamil
Keith Ditson
H.A. Robinson
Avanelle Henson
Dannyurphy
Texas City
Bast Mans
J. P. Starling
Harold Murphy Jr
Calvin Knepple
A. R. Russell
J. 8. Sanderson
Cal Vin Knepple
Edward Heintschel
Geraldine Landry
Jim Nickels
HL. Murphy Jr
Michigan
Baytown
Robert E. Lee
Lamar P TA hears four Baytown students on hometown views
Four Baytown students told the Lamar P TA Thursday what they liked and disliked about their hometown. Patsy Taylor and Sidney Mal-
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Baytown School
Lamar P-Ta
Patsy Taylor
Sidney Mal
How to Plant in Flats Presented by Wooster Garden Club
Mrs M A Jones led a January program on planting flats with border plants including red African daisies marigolds pansies and parsley at Mrs GT Pierius home. Members noted January is suitable for pansies and discussed decor and refreshments.
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M. A. Jones
The
Wooster Garden Club
GT. Pierius
John A
J. E. Starling
Mrs. Hillebrandt Hosts Student Recital And Stork Shower
Mrs Hillebrandt hosts a student recital and stork shower for Mrs Johnny Riley at 1721 Kentucky, with co hosts Mrs Ebsert Keefer Floyd Armstrong and Mrs Fulmer. Mila Hillard, a sixth grade Lamar student, gave readings as guests numbered 25. gifts in a baby buggy were presented by Kathie Fulmer. The white cake featured pink and blue hootees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Riley
H. B. Fulmer
Kentucky
Ebsert Keefer
Floyd Armstrong
Fulmer
Mila Hillard
Lamar
Riley
Kathie Fulmer
West Bay Club Demonstrates Bedroom Accessories
The West Bay Home Demonstration club held a Thursday Camp Ross Sterling Jr meeting on bedroom decorating with Miss Susie Brabham detailing decor ideas using pictures and plants. A full day textile painting session was planned for February 3 as thirteen women attended including four new members.
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West Bay
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Sinfonietta
Hower
Rose Enoch
Neighbor News
Cravey
E.L. Smith
Wag Andely
Ela. Jobanson
East Alford
Courtney Thompson
Puebdto, Colo
Mes
Col Thompson
Slater, Mo
Almia Sloan
Kansas City
Tyler
WW. H. Stegall
South Seventh
G. R. Bloodgood
Alfred R. Wells
T. ¥. Parkinson JR
Memorial Hospital
Guanahara Bay
Braz
Wast
Dial
Rosenz
Weigs
Ashbel Smith
Brownie Troop 60
Gerald Lyndell Huckaby
Gerald Huckary
Mrs. Jones
Club
Helene Curtis Dryers
Opal Mallory
Ola Krenick
W. Pearce Phane
Mrs
Coats
Coe
Che
Stork
West Bay Club
R. L. Elliott
E. J. Williamson
W. c. Beck
R. le Fleischman
L. Gillebrandt
Susan
Donna Bryan
Mary Both
Linda Watts
Judy Wanzer
Eugenia Jones
Suzanne Schumacher
Jo Ann Horeczy
Patsy Littlenage
Jean Ann Williams
Dorothy Hines
Stephen Johnson
Linda Johnson
Betty Davidson
Diana
V. O. Nijes
F. Humble
Chadwick
Diana Jan Niles
West Texas Avenue
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