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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1952
Page
3
Woman's Page reports Girl Scouts plan a camp reunion on January 26 at the Community House grounds or auditorium if weather allows. Six intermediate Scouts will be elected as representatives to a South Texas area junior camp planning board, with a Feb 2 meeting to lay plans for 1952 camp Life and summer activities.
Mrs Sam Bethea reviewed Rac hel Carson s The Sea Around Us for Reviewer Club members on Thursday. The study of ocean life highlights fish descriptions and the author s awards include the Eugene Saxon fellowship the George Westinghouse Science Writing Award 1950 and the Guggenheim Fellowship 1951. Next meeting will feature An Intelligent Man s Guide to Women by Jane Whitbread and Vivian Cadden. Mrs Luck Turner and Mrs G W Wilson were named to the book selection committee. Sixteen members and one guest attended.
Beta Sigma Phi members and guests will hold a wiener roast at the San Jacinto Battlegrounds next Friday night. Attendees meet at the Tower at 7 pm and travel to the grounds. Mrs Kent Rogan leads arrangements amid sorority meeting notes with co president Jene Kinnaird presiding in Mrs Offerman s absence. Guest speaker Mrs Robert Dyer spoke on ballet history and its modern presentation.
A reflective piece defending Catholic veneration of Mary, arguing she is honored for her unique role and holiness rather than worship as a divine person. It explains Mary’s relationship to Jesus, the Scriptural basis for praying to Mary alongside God, and the global devotion invoked by the Hail Mary prayer.
A dense schedule lists Goose Creek and Baytown clubs and church circles with meetings across Monday and Tuesday at Masonic Hall Community House and various church venues. Events include Newcomers Club at 8 p.m. St Anne's Guild at 7 p.m. and many WMU sessions. Gulf of California note follows.
The notice advertises Sun Patterns No 2846 and 2007 pattern cuts in multiple sizes with 54 inch fabric. It invites orders from Pattern Bureau Baytown Sun Box 42 Old Chelsea Station New York and offers a fall winter fashion book for 25 cents with 125 designs for all ages and occasions.
Eight delegates from Trinity Episcopal Church will travel to Beaumont for the annual diocesan council gathering. The vestry members include Mrs. FW Sawyer Mrs. George Robinson Mrs. Tom Hoff ts y Guild JT M Hoffman Fred O Brien Nelson Longnecker Gil Dauzat and Rev P Walter Henckell will also attend. The meeting runs from 6 pm Sunday to Tuesday morning with Baytown’s group staying at the Edson Hotel. A banquet is planned for Monday night at the same hotel.
Mr and Mrs Robe Oliphant Jr of 1509 Alabama were surprised by friends at a housewarming gathering. Guests from multiple families met at 1703 Alabama, then delivered a large living room item and served coffee sandwiches and crackers. The event included numerous local residents and ended with well wishes. Also noted is the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ralph Harrington at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Grady Edwards hosted the Queen Esther Class of First Baptist Church at 2108 West Main. Mrs. Bob Sutton led the group in prayer before cakes were served. Mrs. A G Fisher of 110 Morrell is scheduled to host next Friday.
A bridge column discusses bidding logic by Shepard Barclay. It analyzes suit length signals, the impact of double dummy play, and a no trump contract weekend question about timing in the first three tricks. It cites a specific duplicate game and contrasts 5 clubs versus 5 diamonds outcomes under vulnerability.
New York reports plentiful dried fruits and citrus for winter desserts per USDA. Recipes include prune meringue pie with pineapple, raisins, cranberries tart pie with lemon and walnuts, and a raisin cranberry lattice pie. directions cover prep, baking and cooling for eight servings.
The senior high school band, under spiritual and educational director Mrs Hayes, won first place at the regional interscholastic league meet in Huntsville following the resignation of Mrs E R Burns.
Mrs R C Stephenson invites volunteers for the Thursday forum featuring Outstanding Women of the Bible. The event highlights leading volunteers and a focus on community programs including polio outreach and march plans.
Joe Zorn was guest speaker at the Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association meeting. He spoke on Meant By Democracy. Mrs. H J Gosford led discussion on the Mothers March on Polio slated January 31 from 1 pm to 8 pm. Volunteers are urged for one hour. The association will buy three fans for teachers and one for the principal. The sixth grade won the attendance prize. The beaver ranks second to the muskrat in Canada's $15 million fur crop.
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