Alamo PTA Sets Feb 11 Paper Drive Date
Alamo Parent-Teacher Association schedules the next paper drive for February 11 2002 profits from the last drive totaled 18 dollars and attendees heard Father Night speaker James Slick Ellis discuss The Family Master or Servant of Finances. Cedar Bayou Junior High Band members performed a flute trio and a Dixie Land tune. Wallace bana director accompanied groups at the piano. Mrs D O Huddle's class won the attendance prize. Refreshments followed brief meetings in classrooms.
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Alamo
Parent- Teacher Association
Russell G. Barker
Ure Eg James
Slick
Ellis
Martha Shields
Tris King
Richard White
Kenneth Sanderson
Edward’ Shipley
Charles Coleman
DL. Wallace
Bana
D. O.huddle
KJZT Officers Installed at St Joseph's Parish
New officers for St Joseph's Catholic Church KJZT Society were installed at Knights of Columbus Hall. President Mrs Emil Pauleri, Vice Mrs Clem Hausmann, Secretary Mrs Edward O Orsak, Treasurer Mrs Stanley Cernoch, and Financial Secretary Mrs Stanley Cernoch. Rev Denis Kennedy led prayers. Committee chairs named. Mass Crusade plans to be scheduled by members. Bennie Kristynek to be honored with Merit Award. Auditing committee suggested bookkeeping simplifications. Door prize won by Mrs. [name unclear]. Meeting closed with prayer.
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St. “Agnes
St. Joseph's’ Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus Hall
Emil Pauleri
Clem Hausmann
Bernard Sorcek
Edward O 'Orsak
Stanley Cernoch
Denis Kennedy
Joe. Zatopek
Cernoch
Louis Sobotik
Cornell
Beulah Hanle
Ida Herring
John” Singer
R. M. Hanle
Pastry trimming and quirky cherry gelatin idea
After fitting a bottom crust, allow a one inch overhang and trim stray pieces. The text then oddly suggests using leftover cherry syrup from dark candied cherries in a squid and cherry gelatin dessert.
Miss Moseley Complimented With Two Showers and Luncheon
Miss Ellen Moseley, Bracy Ross Goodner of Borger, honored with three prenuptial parties, two in Baytown and one in Memphis. Hosts Mrs. B. L. Moore Mrs. J. Lamberson and Mrs. W. Pate served punch for about 50 guests at the Baytown event, with yellow roses, bells of Ireland and yellow petits fours. A spinster dinner at Goose Creek CC and plans for a June 24 Grace Methodist Church wedding are noted, with maids of honor Lynne Moseley Sharon Mitchell Marjean Loughlin and Paul Smith among attendees. The Memphis party aired gift movies and the bride’s mother, Mrs. Howard N. Moseley, participates in preparations.
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Jane
Ellen Moseley
Ross Goodner
Borger
Baytown
Memphis
Tenn
Amrs. B. L. Moore
J.li Lamberson
W. L. Pate
Mosley
802
Elm~ Woot
Betty Cook
Judy
Lamberson
Ted Jarrard
Lamar, Waters
Mortis
Moseley
Morris
Charlotte Waters
Edward James
E. O. Camp
Dorothy Camp
Goose Creek Country Club
China
Pauls Smith
Fort Worth
John Morris
Howard N. Moseley
Gree
Sharon Mitchell
Marjean Loughlin
Bettye Cook
Lynne Moseley
Grace Methodist Church
LVN Hat Party Planned by LVN Association
Mary Lou Griffin Ruby Fox Lucille McClain and Judy Johnson organized plans for the Licensed Vocational Nurses Association hat party set for January 2. Under Lillie Grochoske and Lucille Russell the event blends fashion and fundraising with $3.98 hats, costume jewelry and gifts from a Texas firm. The display runs January 21 from 1 to 10 p.m. in Room 203 Pruett Building and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou’ Griffin
Ruby Fox
Lucille McClain
Judy Johnson
Vocational Nurses Association
Lillie Grochoske
Lucille Russell
Texas
Pruett Building
LVNA
Oyster Fry Planned Friday by Phi Delta Lambda
Phi Delta Lambda chapter Beta Sigma Phi announces an oyster fry Friday from 5 to 8 p m at Bayshore Rod and Gun Club catered by Eddie Huron. Dinner includes a dozen oysters, fries, slaw, bread, pickles, onions and coffee with soft drinks. Tickets at 1 dollar may be bought from members or by calling 566-5387 or 583-1971. limited at the door.
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Phi Detta Lambda
Beta Sigma Phi
Eddie Huron
Pang
Bayshore Rod
Reé@l
Gun Club
Phi Delta Lambda
Jim Nelson
Sporting Goods
Hammonds announce birth of son James Walton Hammond
Mr and Mrs James W Hammond of Houston announce the birth of a son James Walton Jr born Tuesday night at Spring Branch Memorial Hospital in Houston weighing 8 pounds 13 ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ralph E Kells Baytown and Mr and Mrs Charles M Hammon Harrisonburg VA Great grandparents are Mrs Pamela Stanley Baytown D A Lucas Pen CA rd VA and Fred Hammond Martinsburg WV Mrs Hammon is the former Miss Joanna Ethridge of Baytown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nammond
James W. Hammond
Houston
James Walton Jr
Spring Branch Memorial Hospital
Ralph
E. Kells
Baytown
Charles M. Hammon
Harrisonburg
Pamela Stanley
D. A
W.va
Hammon
Joanna Ethridge
Californians Visit Johnson Families at Bakersfield and Magna
Californians Mr and Mrs Mae Thomas and E T Johnson of Bakersfield California and Mr and Mrs Cecil E Johnson of Magna Utah are guests in the homes of M S and J L Johnson. They were feted at a dinner Sunday in the J L Johnson home with guests including W M Barker Raney Ocker Epperson and Do family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Thomas
E. T. Johnson
Bakersfield
Calif
Cecil E. Johnson
Magna
Utah
M.S
J. L. Johnson
J.L. Johnson
W. M. Barker
Vickey
Kathy
Edwin Raney
Johnny
F. J. Ocker
Lisa
Lana
John H. Epperson
Rand
Robert
Pantry Prices Rise on Texas Veggies and Fruits
Prices strengthened on many vegetables in Texas early this week as breezes cooled winter gardens. Wholesale cabbage cucumbers lettuce onions peppers potatoes and tomatoes rose in many markets per the Agricultural Marketing Service. Best buys include cabbage carrots celery greens onions potatoes sweet potatoes and turnips with apples avocados grapefruit and oranges at modest costs. Dry beans peanuts pecans and other nuts are abundant while eggs remain unchanged and beef and pork are plentiful.
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Associated
Texas
Agricultural Marketing Service
Rodin Exhibit Opens at Houston Fine Arts Museum
The Museum of Fine Arts Houston hosts an Auguste Rodin display in the South Garden Gallery featuring The Walking Man bronze and 30 wash drawings. On view through February 9, the collection also includes works from the 15th to 19th centuries, oils, and watercolors.
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Museum of Fine Arts
Bissonnet
Houston
South Garden
Auguste Rodin
Walking Man
Rodin
Herman Brown
Louise Stude Sarofim
Lincoln Polan
Huntington
W.va
Auguste Redin
Bourdelle
Houseon Museum
Faculty Women Preview Unreleased Book at Lee College
Lee College Faculty Women's Club held a Sunday afternoon preview in the Student Center for an as yet unreleased humor book by Sue Spencer, about life in Africa. Reviewer Mrs Marion Orgain, former Lee College assistant librarian and Houston Chronicle associate, led the program with Mrs David Norton coordinating. refreshments were assisted by Mrs Joe Gilliland and others. notes on storage were included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Marion Orgain
Africa
Sue Spencer
Orgain
Houston Chronicle
David Norton
Joe Gilliland
John’ Durham
Hollis Latimer
Embry Wilson
Helen Help Us Dear Helen Help for Family Strife
A Baytown Sun advice page includes letters on nervous habits and spousal trust. A mother seeks guidance on biting nails and self-control, while another asks how to handle a husband’s alleged infidelity. A third asks if a stepfather favors his daughter over biological sons, sparking questions of fairness and blended-family dynamics.
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Helen
Sen
Hepson
Helen Bottel
Sun
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