Soil needs in Harris County discussed by federation
In Harris County soil needs were assessed at a Garden Club federation meeting led by Jack Forbee. Suggestions included leaf mold straw compost and rotted sawdust as amendments with phosphorus from bone meal and superphosphate. Officers were elected and planning for a May sewer show progressed as schedules were readied for February approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort East
Harris County
Jack Forbee
Forbee
Eenamore
Pier
Furbee Algo
Hainess
We J. Lawrence
B. B. Talley
M. B. Achiller
Ear
Pelly
Predge Michael
C. H. Bone
W. J. Bennett
The
Wooster Garden Cith
Wooster Garden Club
Suitable Shrubs Program Topic For Garden Club
Mrs. Fred Heder fett presented a Beytown Jen Club program at Grace Methodist arc. Large shrubs for the Bar year ard include magnolia oak and apie. Shrubs should feature jena Cainese holly crape myr i shrimp bibiscus amurta erhors. She urged choosing fewer varieties for decor and noted landscaping can raise property value by about 15 percent. Ted Lyman led a spring flowers discussion, about 22 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hederfett
Beytown
Grace Methodist Arc
Baryear
Hederhorst
Ted Lyman
Marca
Steele McDonald leads circle lesson at church event
Members of the Circle Lesson group at the Methodist church met Monday in Live Oak at 58 Home. Breale McDonald taught a Bible study on sson-Trom He Study course with assistance from Gordon Puttrell and several attendees including Mrs. Jewette Stuart and Mrs. RW Barkie. Ext meeting slated for February 2 at Dudley 321 Labit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breale McDonald
sson-Trom
Nettle
Eirie
Stuart
Awere
Dudley
A. Labit
Edith Allen Circle Hosts at Wilks Fellowship
A church event at Second Baptist featured Edith Allen Circle hosting duties for a Royal Service program. Mrs Sue McCree and Mrs Bonner led planning and devotion with others assisting. the group shared tea and discussed Christian education as activity wrapped up with a closing prayer.
Irene Anderson Circle Meets In Stephens Home
The Irene Anderson circle of Second Baptist church met Tuesday at Mrs. Wea Stephens’s home at 601 E Hunaleutt. Irene Albright led the devotional, Bennie Spettman opened with prayer, and program on Christian education was given by Gersig and Frost. The circle will meet next Tuesday for a Royal Service program at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilks
E. DeFee
Edith Aen
Second ' Baptist Ay
B. New Jed
Sue McCreets
B.C. Bonner
Lamprizht
New He
J. T
Owen
Smith Alten
Irene Anderson
Second Baptist Church
We.a. Stephens
E. Hunaleutt
Iia
David Albright
Bennie Spettman
Ws. J. Gersig
Leo Frost
J. CL. Clark Jed
Wirs. Albright
B&PW Club Dinner Meeting at Cedar Bayou Cafeteria
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club relaxed at a Tuesday night dinner held in the Cedar Bayou school cafeteria. Sylvia McKinstry chaired the affair with Beulah Wire Jackson Theresa Bremer Eva Berry Roxie Myers and Bazel Wilkins on the committee. The group planned a dinner for next Tuesday in Bellville to honor state president Alyron Waiter visiting District 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bayou School
Cedar Bayou
Roxie Myers
Bazel Wilkins
Clu
Bellville
Alyron Waiter
District S
Lynn Knight Circle Visits Davidson Home for Mission
Lynn Knight circle of Baptist Temple visited Mr. and Mrs. Davidson at Sant Houston courts on a community missions assignment. Mrs. E B Brewer led the program with devotional by Eddie Foster and a special prayer for the sick. The group plans to meet again at the church for a Royal Service Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Knight
Baptist Temple
Meg
S. Davidson
Sant Hotston Courts
Community Missions
E. EB. Brewer
Voyager
BB. Newman
Eddie Foster
AL L ‘Thompson
E E. Brewer
Nadine Green Weds Charles Edward Davis in Home Ceremony
Nadine Green became the bride of Charles Eward Davis of Liberty in a Tuesday double ring ceremony read by Rev. Billy Yeates at the Green home. The couple, attended by Shirley Green, hosted a reception with family members and house party guests following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Nadine Green
Charles Eaward Davis
Liberty
Billy Yeates
West End
Margaret Blasingame
Joy Smith
Ae Wiss Shirley Green
Léon Mari Glessi
Thelma Duncan
Velma Campbell
Ola Jean Camp’ Bel
A. W Brandon
C. C. Kirk
Larry Foster
Mrs Forrest McKinney Opens Circle Study
Mrs Forrest McKinney began a study on African Heritage Tuesday for members of the Joy Circle of Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. The circle met at the home of Mrs S G Brady in Cedar Bayou with Mrs J E McFatridge as chairman leading an opening prayer and business session. Coffee and cake were served to eight members and one guest, Mrs ALA Padgett. Mrs James Wright will host the next meeting at her Wright Boulevard home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest McKinney
Joy Circle
Cedar Bayou
Girl Scout Troop 46 Hosts Surprise Party for Leaders
Troop 46 members held a surprise celebration Tuesday honoring Mrs HL LL Aaron and Mrs Luther Talient. Cake and punch were served and flowers pledged for a future school flower bed. Crossed with wedding items, guests from several towns attended a spread featuring lace, candies, and a wedding trip note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
HL LL Aaron
Rirs
Luther
Talient
Sewing patterns promise easy fits for mature figures
Sun Patterns For Easy Sewing markets slimming shoulder pleats and flattering details in cotton or dressier fabrics. patterns No. 2462 and 2224 offer sizes from 10 to 50 with short or three quarter sleeves, long yardage options, and slimming panels. Send 3 cents for pattern plus pattern bureau address. Baytown Sun ad also promotes a Spring Summer Fashion Book with trends and easy sew patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Ellses
Mrs Barnes Leads Hazel Watson Study Circle
Mrs Barnes led a Tuesday program on Christian education for the Hazel Watson circle of Second Baptist church. Attendees included Mrs D P Davis and others. opening prayer by Mrs H M Mathews. gifts exchanged after secret pats. refreshments served. closing prayer by Mrs L Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.K. Barnes
Hazel Watson
Second Baptist Church
D. P. Davis
Pearl
Barnes
W. E. Engle-men
Ed Bonner
Ray Hollingshead
J. W. Nelson
J. D. Sirratt
Barbara Jean Rowe Birthday Celebration Shared
Barbara Jean Rowe celebrated her ninth birthday with a Monday party hosted by her mother Mrs John Rowe Jr at their home 505 Briartwood Drive The hostess was aided by aunt Miss Jewel Rowe Guests enjoyed dancing acts by her sister Annetta and another sister Caral who recited Herman My Dog Ice cream and cake were served Attendees included James Morton John Allen Cletus Shepard Geraldine Kitzman Sherry Escoubas Zena Hoodell Shirley Hendricks Lera Ann Schrock Linda and Donnie Tucker Barbara Jean's grandparents Mr and Mrs John Rowe were also present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Rowe
John Rowe, Jr
Briartwood Drive
Honosee
Jewel Rowe
Barbara Jean
Annetta
Caral
Herman
Dog
James, Morton
John Allen
Cletus Shepnard
Geraldine Kitzman
Sherry Escoubas
Zena Hoodell
Shirley Hendricks
Lera Ann Schrock
Linda
Donnie Tucker
John Rowe
Alew
Huffman Briefs Recap of Local Illness and Visits
Huffman residents report influenza and three cases of mumps or measles among families including the May and Pate households. Hicks and Harris children affected while ELI McWHORTER of Lawton, Oklahoma visits Huffman kin Emma Arrendell and Lee McWhorter. J. EB CONNER and WLA CONNER hosted Sunday guests Olive Jackson in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli McWhorter
Lawton
Oklo
Huffman
Emma Arrendell
Lee A. McWhorter
J. Eb? Conner
Olive. Jackson
Wla, Conner
Dayton
Brownie Troop 6 Sets Date For Fly-Up Rites
Brownie Troop 6 schedules an April fly-up ceremony and a March meeting at Burnet school. Members are studying Tenderfoot requirements and have completed plastic aprons with plans to start papier mache puppets next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Troop
Burnet School
Brownie Troop 63 Blazes New Trails
Brownie Troop 63 met outdoors at Roseland park on Tuesday where 63 members formed patrols to blaze new trails. They reviewed wood fire types and each built a fire, while planning a 6 30 p m radio appearance and discussing a new member, Sherry Kay Carney, joining the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseland Park
REL
Calendar of church circles and community meetings
Thursday calendar lists multiple church women circles at Central Baptist Grave Methodist and Cedar Bayou. meetings at 7 20 pm 9 30 am and 2 30 am with locations at homes and churches. Also notes a civil music concert at Robert E Lee High School auditorium 7 45 pm and various social club events at Masonic hall community house and hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Wollerthan
Central Baptist Church
Robert 5. Lee
Adamo Bareit
WiePhail
West Murrill
Mrs. BB Knox Named Thimble Club Treasurer
Mrs. B B Knox was elected treasurer of the Thimble Club at a meeting hosted by Mrs. N Brown. The group of seven to six members gathered at 27 Market and enjoyed cheese pie and coffee. Next a meeting will be at Mrs. K E Lyons, 214 North Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Knox
Thimble Clubs
Brown
Market
C. E. Littlepage
K. E. Lyons
Jones
Friendly Acres club dinner funds aid iron lung and station wagon
Nine members attended a Friendly Acres club dinner to raise funds from the event. Proceeds will go to purchase an iron lung and a station wagon to transport patients to other hospitals for treatments and short visits. Attendees included Mrs I E Hoffpauer, Mrs P K Burke, Mrs C K Spenger, Mrs R F Wright, Mrs B H Raschke, Mrs J W Thurman, Mrs J H Slone, Mrs B A Dennis, and Mrs E F Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Sfusic Hall
Friendly “Acres
I. E. Hoffpauir
PK Burke
C. K.spenger
R.F. Wright
B. H. Raschke
J. W. Thurman
J. H.slone
B. 4. Dennis
E. F. Bird
Friendly Acres, Club
Mary Tarrant Ci Lees' Colored Movie Circle Item
Members of the Mary circle of SE Mark's were photographed by her husband and hosted by Mrs B in a devotional 1953 calendar. The group included Mrs G Rex Curtin, Ruth Gatuni, a visitor Mrs He LF erty, and buyer notes prompt Raytown merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Mark
Rex “Curtin
Hew
Ruth Gatuni
He LF ’Erty
Girl Scout Troop 35 Home Nursing Merit Badges Progress
Troop 35 members worked on home nursing merit badges Tuesday and plan to finish them at the next meeting held at Mrs. E. W. Froehner’s home at 1811 E. James. A cake sale last Saturday yielded a $17 profit, of which the girls voted to give $4 to March of Dimes. They will begin leathercraft merit badges next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Froehner
E. James
Mrs Currie Leads Presbyterian Auxiliary Panel
Mrs A Currie headed a panel discussion Monday night at First Presbyterian Church Woman's Auxiliary. The topic was We Seek to Be One with panel members including Mrs Frank Duvall Mrs Dick Cansler Mrs J W Fry mire and Mrs P C McHages A devotional by Mrs George Berry followed. Forty five members plus guests Mrs Fred Hargis and Mrs O Ji Lamb attended. Hostesses were Mrs WN D Stiles Mrs R W Kelis and Mrs Fred Aebi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Currie
Woman's
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Duvall
Dick Cansler
J. W- Frymire
P. C. McHages
George . Berry
Fred Hargis
O. Ji. Lamb
D- Stiles
R W Kelis
Fred Aebi
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Garden Club
Irs
Steele McDonald
Fs. Wilks
Edith Allen
Fur Shop
Wish Street
He Curtis Dryers
Boomany Wiensy
Oval Mallory
Ola Krenik
Stephens
B&pw Club
Davidsons
Kelvinator
Sr Igines Peeger Aephare Reso En Lia
Nadine Green
Charles Edward Davis
MHS
Circle
Ebner ‘Nichols Jr
Sue
Rebert E. Lee
M c. Glass
Ray Prigmore
Cold Springs
J. F. Green
Daniel , Green
William .Green
Albert Laird
Kountze
Evans
Rodney
Victoria
J. D. McManagana
Stevie
Village Mills
Mrs. Barnes
Huffman Briefs
Ruby D. Smith
Ployd LI. Matheny
Gary
Butch
Lowell
Bobby
Suella
V. May
Kenneth
Mrs
Victor Harris
Mumps
Nelson, W. Pate
Loretta
Winfred and
Shirley
Brownie
BB. Knox
Thimble Club
Mary Tarrant
Lees
Raytown
Mrs. Currie
Sam Alford
Dry Guild
Green Mountain
Ufe
Black's
Texas
Galiard
Bama
Libby
Hawsian
Jasmine Franks
Tenas Hamlin
Uw Fe
Libbys
E Baytown
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