Goose Creek Girl Scout Delegates Named for 1967
Mrs W E Warner and Mrs Lloyd Clark named delegates to the San Jacinto Council from Goose Creek Neighborhood for 1967 with Mrs Charles Taylor and Mrs Vernon Lamb as alternates. Mrs James Barnett announced re appointment of neighborhood chairman Mrs Carpenter for term ending January 1969. Cookie orders total 974 car tons for February sale. Neighborhood events include a family dinner March 37 at First Presbyterian Church with Eddie Huron as chef. Adult plates 1.95 and children 50 cents. March 19 deadline for ticket purchases. Troop 590 elected new officers led by Patsy Diane Stovall. other troops named leaders and activities, including service projects and Valentine preparations for Austin State School.
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W. E. Warner
Lloyd Clark
San Jacinto Council
Goose Creek
Jim Carpenier
Charles Taylor
Vernon Lamb
James Barnett
Carpenter
San Jacinto Girl Scouts Council
Austin State School
Charles Corbell
David Allan
First Presbyterian Church
Eddie Hu
Ron
Evergreens Patrol
Brenda, Silbon
Carolyn Prickett
Golden Sun Sets
Brenda Lorfing
Parol
Andrea Sorelle
Sharon Craig
Eiia Ftrench
Elaine McDonald
Dee Andrews
Kay Corbell
Evans
Lydia Fiiench
MacDonald College
Montreal
Clyde Andrews
Canada
McDonald
Gbenne Ag Serer
Hament
Soclde
Visite
Johner
Birth of James Allen Choate Jr. in Texas City area
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Choate announce the birth of a son James Allen on January 18. The baby weighed 3 pounds 4 ounces. He has two sisters Judy Ann 8 and Penny Sue 434. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jim Choate Sr Baytown and Mr and Mrs T J Mueller Texas City.
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Jimmy “Choate Jr
If -E. Nazro
James Allen
Judy Ann
Penny’ Sue
Jim Choate Sr
Baytown
T. J. Mueller
Texas City
Melodrama With Buffet Planned At Goose Creek Country Club
A limited dinner and show event at Goose Creek Country Club features the musical melodrama Labor of Love. Reservations cap at 15 per night for Friday and Saturday, with a large cast including Gwen Pillow, Terry Bone, Susan Hodgen, and Don Riddick. Buffet begins 6:30 p.m. prior to an 8:30 p.m. performance.
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Goose Creek
Herschel Nead
Baytown
Lit We
Darlynn’ Walker
Frank Smith
Gwen Pillow
Terry Bone
Elmorey Elsinore
Dick Dashing
Susan Hodgen
Don, Riddick
Hattie Hateful
Lawyer Scrounge
Wanda Brown
Gertude Gotrecks
Flossie Bone
Miss Faithful
Dottie Tickmer
Dora Delight
Don Wymnemer
Bob Buttons
Jackie Hooper
George Rector
History Research is DAR Program Topic i M i Jones
Deacon Jones spoke on his Baytown area research for the John Lewis Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at Mrs W F Whitten’s home. Since retirement he has built a Baytown history card catalog at Sterling Municipal Library and is reviewing The Baytown Sun archive back to 1931, still reading about 50 000 pages. Mrs Eugene Bell regent led a business session, with the next meeting set for 9 30 a m February 15 at Mrs A B O Brien’s home 201 Merrilane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I-M
Deacon) Jones
Baytown
John Lewis
W. F. Whitten
Tones
Eugene Bell
Regent
A. B. O'Brien
Merrilane
Tax topics for parents program by local CPA
Fred J. Pearson certified public accountant will speak on Tax and the Single Parent at 7:30 p.m. Thursday for the Houston chapter of Parents Without Partners at Central Presbyterian Church 3788 Richmond. Pearson is a former president of the Central Texas Chapter of CPAs and past president of Southwestern Toastmasters. For information contact Harvey Barnwell Highlands area chairman at 426-2239 or Annie M. Turner 583-1382.
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Fred J. Pearson
Certified Public Accountant
Houston
Parents Without Partners
Central Presbyterian Church
Richmond Houston
Pearson
Harvey Barnwell
Highlands
Annie M. Turner
Welcome Wagon Club Builds Community Service Network
Welcome Wagon Club in Baytown organizes as a four month old group with 30 members. Activities include bridge, bowling, knitting, and a teen Liberators project in League City aiding 14 committee members for clothing and furniture drives. Monthly meetings at Goose Creek Country Club feature a talk by Dave Moore on Baytown growth.
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Carolin Ramsey
Wellcome
Bil Hotze
Edward Bush
League City
Warren Spencer
Anasta
Weel’s
Service Committee
Herschel Nead
Baytown
Goose Creek Country Club
Dave Moore
Merce Tanager
Variety Orb Industries
Moore
Teading
Denni’s Dowling
College’ Station
Wayne ‘Hanson
Heoussing, Mich
Lon. Meadows
Baton’ Rouge
Ai BR
Perry
Germany
Ham
Richmond
Jerry
Zerlinger
Fruit Nut Cakes Add Flavor to Your Favorite Cake
A note describes adding a new flavor to fruit and nut or spice cakes using mix in cups or pots, noting fresh ingredients and tasty results. The brief suggests experimenting with fruit and nut combinations to enhance traditional cake flavors.
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Franses Lank
Ford
Kelley
Kari Kelley
Valde
Cadette
Gulf Cedar Bayou
Angela Lentz
Jackie Jo Byers
Valentine
Baytown Hospital
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Mont Belvieu
Rosedale
Country Club
DAR
Corinna Mayo
Ray Goehring
Milton
Mayo
Milam
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W. Gulf
Miss Mayo
Milam High School
University of Tennessee, Martin
Goehring
Robert E. Lee High
University’ of Houston
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