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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1952
Page
4
A fragmentary notice mentions camp counts and registration for a community house event. It references possibly young registrants and tomorrow morning activities related to camp readiness and counting campers.
Six women from the Fidelis Class traveled to Waco for a visit to the orphan home. They will aid in planning a panto life program and safety activities at the Community House. Scouts will be represented at the junior camp with events from morning until noon, weather permitting.
Mrs Saxon hosted a Priscilla meeting at her residence 1225 King Road. The home was decorated with talendulas and other decor as part of the regular social gathering hosted by Mrs Saxon.
A Brownwood housewarming honored the Boyd family with a gathering that included Mrs. E. C. neft and others. Attendees listed include Mr. and Mrs. Be, Mr. and Mrs. John Fenton, Mr. Strickin, Mrs. Keeting, Mrs. Tee Olive, Mr. Osborn, Mrs. Ray Shymensui, and more.
Mrs Knight led a Dorcas class program with devotional portions by Mrs Bent, Poster Denny sang, and B Ammons played music. The event featured a wedding and other arrangement details, with participants named in this brief notice.
E Guthrie of Dayton spoke at Crosby Sororis Club in Grosby about religion in Texas. He addressed the Place of Religion in the Home and noted faith as central. Fiernolds served as Crosby Sorasis Club president. New York group listed as first state in tenth decay in a local report.
A 20 member Thompson's Chanel Singers from Bey ta Ne gra Methodist Church entertained St. Mark's Methodist Church Wednesday Women’s Society of Christian Service. Rev. F. W. Haynes led benediction. Mrs. Oscar Davis and Mrs. H. E. Archer read. Mrs. H. C. Lyles presided and noted seven circles in WSCS. a brief business session followed. refreshments for 43 members and guests were served.
Cinema Guild presents a technicolor preservation of The Mikado as its fifth season film. Kenny Baker stars with the Doyly Carle Chorus and London Symphony Orchestra in a faithful Gilbert and Sullivan adaptation directed by Victor Secherkringer. Seats at Bey Theatre Sunday and Thursday showings start 7 pm with good-for-any-screening tickets.
The second meeting of the new venthodist of Christian fellowship was held yesterday at Mrs. O. R. Watkins home We North Gaited. Deborah Circle was named with officers C F Kelk chair Mrs Watkins spirituel Mrs R M Harper rev Mrs J W igneary education and L L Sharbert Christian socialist relations. Study learning will be held Thursday morning at Mrs Cochrane 1923 Edison.
IDA BAILEY ALLEN recounts a cafeteria scene where free coffee and lunch options reveal household food costs. Two workers, Mrs Young and Mrs Clarence Burns, describe weekly spending on meats, vegetables, and groceries. They note lighter bills thanks to garden planning and deep-freezing, and suggest teachers grow their own produce to beat rising prices. The piece ends with a poetry of menu ideas and an editorial nudge to plant seeds.
A scattered page fragment presents a roasted spareribs recipe with beans, orange sponge filling, and baracette sauce, plus multiple personal notices listing names and addresses. The text mixes cooking instructions with names and addresses and a weathering aside on altitude.
Croshy High School band presents its third annual concert at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Croshy school auditorium with guest conductor Robert Hammitt from University of Havaska, joined by Paul Cerdus and district instrumentalists. The event, sponsored by Band Mothers Club, raises funds for uniforms and instruments. The Crosby band, formed three years ago, counts 67 members and recently placed first in marching at the Interscholastic League event in Houston. Beachy Head is noted as a chalk prominence on the British coast.
A tempting topper for custards uses a heaping tablespoon of fresh homemade applesauce. Washington Winesap apples are ideal for flavor and texture, retaining a bright spicy note with optional lemon juice or grated zest.
Mrs Rosa Porter named commander of the Navy Mothers Club with installation led by Pasadena officials. Officers include Mrs Sarah Sullivan as first vice commander, Mrs Georgia Lisenbeo e second vice commander, and Mrs Oscar H Hunter as adjutant. Gifts, new members, refreshments, and piano music followed the ceremony.
New Kiwanis officers were installed last night at a Rebel Inn dinner meeting. Brage Callaway acted as installing officer. Mrs. McPhail became president with Mrs. B. B. Wilson as first vice president and Mrs. W. A. Popes as second vice president. Myre Morbert as recording secretary, Muller as corresponding secretary, and Mrs. A. M. John as parliamentarian. Mrs. Young presented flowers and Bragg Callay received the deer prize.
The Phebean Class of Baptist Temple met at Mrs. A. P. Gieger’s home on Graham Street for a business session. Mrs. Felton Tucker gave the opening prayer, Mrs. Gieger led the devotional, and reports were shared. Closing remarks were to be exchanged at a later class gathering at Mrs. H. Raghes’s Grayson residence on Grasani Street.
Miss Billie Brownlee of Abvé Bowell was feted at a kitchen shower by the Wesleyan Guild of St. Mactz's Methodist Church. The event, held at the Mis. E. L. Wiis residence in Missouri, set plans for a February 13 gathering at Mrs. D. C. Beamans. Rainbow Girls plan 2 pm practice at the sam Hall, while the choir also schedules a 2 pm rehearsal.
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