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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1965
Page
7
W E Rogers spoke at the Plumwood Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs J M Likew at 2203 Colay Drive. He covered soil prep, fertilization, root care, pruning, and proper planting for roses, emphasizing well drained beds, bone meal, and summer care.
Wanda Schwendeman, active in the Texas Engineering Wives Club, earned a PHTC degree after four years of study while her husband attended the University of Texas. The couple, residing in Houston, has a one year old daughter Julie. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jickser and Mr. and Mrs. RL J. Schwendeman.
Baytown artist Luther Mackrell, long a Baytown resident, will speak at 7:30 pm Monday at Sterling Municipal Library for an oil painting demonstration. He is noted for sea scapes and will paint one live. his works have been shown in New York, Chicago, Detroit and Los Angeles.
Announcement by Mr and Mrs J C Tucker 1609 Sunset Drive of engagement to Tex Jay Inman son of Mr and Mrs Charlie Inman 44 John Martin Read. Wedding planned January 1950. Tucker attends Robert E Lee High School and Inman a former REL student now employed by Humble Oil and Refining Co.
Designers draw on the flower garden palette with sun-touched pinks and corals leading the parade. Golden greens and sunshine yellows follow, while neutrals stay vibrant yet restrained in beige cream and white tones.
Gulf Cedar Bayou Women's Club executive board met recently to set meeting dates and places, plan summer socials, and outline work for the coming year. Mrs. Robert Sneek hosted the meeting attended by Mrs. Eldon Rodgers, president, and other members. The group will meet Monday at 1:20 p.m. at the Holiday Inn for dinner, a program, and the business session. Mrs. Rodgers urged all members to attend.
Winifred Trant, president of the San Jacinto Chapter NSA, is honored as secretary of the year at a spring banquet after twenty years with Humble Oil. She has steered the second Seminar for Secretaries planning at Lee College and led NSA coordination for Baytown activities.
Mrs. Lloyd Hand steps into international prominence as wife of the Chief of Protocol. Accompanying her husband to greet the Japanese prime minister in San Francisco, she emerges as Washington hostess and plans a doubled wardrobe. She is coached by Edith Head and favors Jean Louis gowns.
A fragmented listing shows Xi Gamma Chi Beta Sigma Phi and Baytown groups meeting through Monday to Friday. Activities include Duplicate Bridge, Parent Teacher associations, garden clubs, luncheon events, and women’s clubs at Sterling Library, First National Bank, and various bayside venues, with times ranging from 2:15 p.m. to 9:30 a.m.
A jumble of fashion notes and a humorous column. The mail from Maureen recounts a husband’s overzealous helping with Salvation Army clothes and a chaotic scene at the bin. Also included is a sewing pattern offer and a friendly readers’ reply column.
A USDA survey found the weekly cost of a market basket for a family of four averaged 32.11 dollars over three months. Weekend specials in the same store could cut the cost by 2.10 dollars per week, with meat and poultry most frequently on sale. Chuck roasts led specials, followed by broilers, enabling many menus from various department items and highlighting the potential savings of up to six to seven percent. Consider time, satisfaction, quality, storage, and value when evaluating deals.
Beta Sigma Phi members in Baytown donated 195 to the Alaska Relief Fund bringing the continental total to 1,800. A Baytown BSP meeting heard gratitude from three affected International Sorority families after the Carla Hurricane disaster.
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