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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1968
Page
5
Many patients report leg pains in the lower limbs with tingling numbness and burning sensations. The Golden Chiropractic Clinic in Highlands Texas offers detection and correction of the underlying cause and invites those discouraged with leg health to seek treatment.
Sterling Municipal Library lists in demand titles including The Confessions of Nat Turner Styron Topeka Topaz Uris Christy The Gabriel Hounds Brew The Instrument O'Hara The Chosen Potok The Presidents Plane is Missing Serling Rosemarys Baby Levin Our Crowd The Great Jewish Families of New York Birmingham Rickenbacker Nicholas and Alexandra Massis Between Parent and Child Ginott Memoirs Kennan Tolstoy Troyat At Ease Stories Tell to Friends Eisenhower The New Industrial State Galbraith Incredible Victory Lord Report from Iron Mountain Lewin
Wanda Brown directs Baytown Little Theater production of The Rainmaker opening Feb. 23 for two weekends. Beverly Threadgill stars as Lizzie, Ed Vaught as H. C. Curry, Dick Neaver as Noah, John Street as Jim Curry, Jim Der as File, Jerry O’Brien as Starbuck, Winfield Scott as the sheriff. Don Riddick to assist. 8:30 p.m. curtain. Tickets $2 adults $1.50 students. New lighting system being installed in the light booth for opening.
Heirport Mr and Mrs of Noonan Georgia announce the birth of a daughter Karen Michelle December 30 in Georgia. She weighed 5 pounds 6 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Clarence Keiser of Raymond Illinois and Mrs Laura Belle Mills and the late Fred Ngls.
Washington AP report from the Labor Department notes women’s clothing costs exceed men’s across ages 2 to 72. The widest gap occurs at 16-17 years, with girls’ wardrobes about 42 percent higher than boys. Family spending averages rise with age but remain higher for women, even after midlife.
Rome fashion house Barocco presented a bold spring summer collection featuring pouf pout knickerbocker pants paired with long jackets. Designs included silver gray tweeds and pearl button belts, with frosty white shirts and horseshoe necklines for a sharp city look.
A historic chicken pudding recipe from Gaynor Maddox notes a World’s People’s Dinner at Shaker Community Hancock Massachusetts. The recipe details fowl preparation, giblets, bread crumb dressing and a rich sauce with chicken fat and flour, baked to a bubbling brown top.
Kappa Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi to hold an oyster fry February 23 from 5 to 8 p.m. at Bayshore Red Reel and Sun Club corner of Minnesota and Oklahoma. Tickets are 1.56 per person. Raw oysters served. For more information call 427-2125. Co chairs are Mrs. Glen Stansbury and Mrs. Leslie Gray. Members recently hosted a surprise Desires Party with costumes and dance history demonstrations.
Xi Gamma Chi Beta Sigma Phi announces a spring style show on March 14 at the community building with fashions for the whole family from Dean's, Carl's and BoPeep. Also noted was a Valentine dinner for Mrs. Ken Brinkley on February 5 at the Tower with husbands invited and a lighting program by Mrs. T. L Hughes. ARBIE DALE Parnell, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Parnell of Channelview, turns three with three brothers and family grandparents listed.
East Harris County Register of Professional Nursing Society meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center. Baytown Dental Assistants Association gathers 2:30 p.m. at Dr Clyde Fuller’s office. American Association of University Women and Hebekah Lodge meet 7:36 p.m. at the Community Building. Wednesday sessions include American Legion Auxiliary 5:30 a.m., Book Review Club 8:30 a.m. at Citizens Savings and Loan, LWV board 9:30 a.m., Community Building, babysitting at 1329 Magnolia, Priscilla Club 2:58 p.m. at 1704 Dye Pels. Thursday lists Women’s Golf Association 9 a.m. at Geo’s Crock Community Club, Baytown Pavitt Exchange, Chamber of Commerce PEO 10:38 a.m., Ladies Auxiliary to Senior Citizens 2 p.m. at Community Building, Humble Credit Union annual meeting 7:30 p.m. at Robert E. Lee High School auditorium, Beaiceant 7:30 p.m. at Goose Greek Masonic Hall, Epilion Psi and Delta Kappa Gamma 7:30 p.m. at Community Baytown, TOPS 7:36 p.m. at Gulf Coast Clinic Lobby. Friday Welcome Wagon Club couples bridge 7:30 p.m. at Newby’s. Saturday Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square Dancers Club 8 p.m., Knights of Pythias Mall.
Plans are set for the 7 pm Saturday ceremony at Garth Road Baptist Church for Miss Judy McNab and Michael Mathews. Rev A E Weatherly will officiate with Richard Marquis, Karla McDonald, and Patricia Parker providing nuptial music. Attendants include LaVonne Olive, Babs Wood, Tommy Smith, and Ronnie Anderson. Bruce Martin and Steve Mathews will be ushers. Denise Dean flower girl. Ronnie Vail ringbearer. A reception follows. rehearsal dinner hosted by groom’s parents G C Mathews and Billy Dean. Miss McNab’s lingerie shower was recently held at LaVonne Olive’s home.
The Baytown Music Study Club appointed a nominating committee at its last meeting held at Mrs J A Dinwiddie home. President Mrs J S Palmer named Mrs D W Alpha chair with Mrs R R Cates and Mrs Dinwiddie helping. A Junior Club is forming and a cerebral palsy report was given.
Mrs. Lee Campbell hosted the Crosby Sorosis Club when Dan Lair state patrolman spoke on juvenile delinquency. He defined delinquency and neglect and urged a curfew and after school activities. The group voted to attend Red Stocking Review in Bay Town and plan a Mother’s March on Polio March 30. A March fundraiser was decided. Hostesses served refreshments.
Mrs. Jack E. Curry presided over the Ashbel Smith Parent-Teacher Association January session. Reports were given by Mrs. K. W. White and Mrs. Roquemore. Counselor talks by Glen Harrington and Francis Portis addressed youth pressures. Life membership committee includes Ansley, Knigge, Jones, Mudd, Boatman, and Curry. Room prizes awarded to Foster, Summers, Bradbury, Burleson, and East.
Lakewood Garden Club will meet Feb. 21 at the home of Mrs. Frank Wadley. Mrs. J. H. McClintock was hostess at the recent meeting with co host Mrs. W. M. Anderson. Joe Traylor spoke on the texture, color and arrangement of flowers while demonstrating with several displays. Delegates to the Federation of Garden Clubs are Mrs. Dan Hutchins, Mrs. E. C. Center, Mrs. Anderson, and Mrs. E M. Watkins. Mrs. M. E. Schiller urged members to bring arrangements to meetings. Nine members attended.
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