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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1966
Page
5
A period piece from Newspaper Enterprise Association discusses redecorating bedrooms in a modern country style. It notes that frequent movers refresh more often, while long-term residents often postpone updates. fall sprucing before holidays is common, and fresh color schemes, bedspreads, and curtains can rejuvenate old furniture.
KJZT installed new officers led by President Mrs William Heintschel and Vice President Mrs Steve Keval peik. Also elected were Secretary Mrs Bernard Svyreek Treasurer Mrs Clem Hausmann and Financial Secretary Mrs Stanley Demock Sr. Committee heads include Mrs Leonard Mazech social and Mrs Adolph Piwetz food. Den is Kennedy led opening prayers. A budget was presented and two applicants were voted on. Next meeting will name two delegates for the Granger state convention in June.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Frazar Jr. of 308 Shady Lane announce the birth of a son, Lance Wayne, on January 9 at Baytown Hospital. He weighed 7 pounds 9 ounces. He has a sister, Sabrina Lynn, 16, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. T. B. McClain of Baytown and the late Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Frazar Sr.
The Texas Federation of Music Clubs offers a full scholarship for opera study to a Texas resident aged 18 to 25. The winner attends the Inspiration Point Opera Workshop at Eurekus Springs, Arkansas, June 21 to July 39, 1966, with tuition and production costs covered. Applicants must submit a tape recording, a scholastic status, a letter of recommendation, and a list of musical activities.
A newspaper recipe shows how frozen orange juice concentrate can replace liquids, adding flavor to dishes. It explains substitutions and provides a detailed Orange Date Bread method, including ingredients, mixing steps, pan, and baking time, plus notes on storage and serving.
The Women's Missionary Society of Northside Baptist Church held a Proclamation and Witness Prayer retreat at the church on Tuesday. Mrs. C. Lile Calhoon led the event as prayer chairman, with hymns, devotions, and individual testimonies from Mrs. Sadie Buchschacher Mrs. E. R. Clark and Mrs. Simmie Short. Mrs. J. N. Hudson led Jesus's Intercession as Scriptures and meditations were shared. The WMS meets monthly on the first Tuesday, with three circles meeting the third Tuesday in homes led by Mrs. J. A. Conner, Mrs. J. B. Curley, and Mrs. Simmie Short.
A forthcoming apartment house features across the hall parking for residents. Tenants will be able to drive through the building, park on their floor, and access the opposite side, a concept highlighted by the French landlord in a tour.
A dense catalog of meetings and events across Baytown area clubs and organizations. Items include Genealogy Society at Sterling Library, Gulf-Cedar Bayou Women at Holiday Inn, Art League at the library, Beta Sigma Phi chapters, Duplicates Bridge at Holiday Inn, and multiple school parent teacher associations with times ranging from morning to evening.
The Baytown Blast sponsored by Pink Ladies and Candy Stripers at Robert E. Lee High School auditorium on January 22 at 7 p.m. Tickets cost 31 for adults and 50 cents for children under 12, purchasable from club members or local stores. The event funds nursing scholarships of 500 dollars each. Celebrities Terri Sharp and Paul and Paula perform, with Sharp a Memorial High School student and songwriter.
A reader furiously contests advertising tricks including coupons and prizes. She argues for universal price reductions and cash discounts, cites a grocery chain offering 10 percent back in coupons, and criticizes filler magazine coupons and contest gimmicks. Readers weigh in on whether coupons actually save money and if manufacturers should adjust pricing.
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Crawford III of Highlands announce the birth of son Lynn Ray at Rockglen General Hospital North Shore. Grandparents are R. L. Whitesides of San Augustine and D. L. Crawford of Highlands and great grandparents H. E. Aiken Highlands C BD Whitesides Channelview and Fred Keei of Troup.
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