40th Anniversary Observed By Club
Wooster Garden Club marks its 40th anniversary with reflections on origins and milestones. From its early days led by Mrs Janta and Mrs Weg Heer to current leadership under Mrs Maeichel Seal, the club has sponsored garden shows, benefit events, judging classes, and plant exchanges while weathering storms and growing community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Gueden Tab
Eytien
Wooster Ard
Mra
Das Alitreaat Leon
Ais
Fan Markdiis
Anesmher
Janta
Dirt Gardeners Meet Monthly For Program
Dirt Gardeners hold a monthly meeting to discuss gardening programs and community activities. Officers listed include J. I. Wisin, Mrs. Onlin Horry, and Mey WO Meake, with reports from Mes. Sherwoatt Hensley and Mes. Wali. The group emphasizes fellowship, education, and local horticultural initiatives in a period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TSW
Wwe
Aebers
Harheuiure
J. I. Wisin
Onlin Horry
Mey
Coss
Hospital Volunteers Relate To Veterans
A veteran hospital volunteer and board member talks about service, roles, and leadership within the Veterans Administration Voluntary Service. She has served Baytown since 19h and sits on the national executive board, representing at the VA hospital in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LT Ang
Acme
Raid Arty Tntek
Vile
Deanette Sumnersi
Gray
Lavete Roe
Mie
Ub Baytown
Kohiert
Houston
Order Of Eagles Community Service Group Details
The Order Of Eagles presents as a community oriented fraternal group focusing on supporting local charities, a crippled children's fund and related civic activities. Mentioned officers include Mrs Toby Charla as president and Mel as vice president along with several others serving in roles such as chaplain conductor and treasurers. The text notes a resident who joined in 1986, active in church and sports, and with a family of four daughters and one grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acrielle
Fis
Alta
Leyland Himax
Toby Charla
Vic
Meta Scarborough
Mist Borky Shathworth
Gon Baxman
Semlanyy
P. Gonrler
Robert Viriax
Bernice Raselami
Methodist Women Study Group Aims at Growth and Outreach
A report on United Methodist Women outlining five study groups, ongoing meetings, and social events. Mrs. Griffin, a Texas graduate, leads community service, local organization involvement, and numerous club memberships while active in United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist
Werner
Umw
Uae
Sve
Henelst
Mos
UAW
Siew
Goeylong
Texas
Aydt
Jani
Society Sponsors Dinner for community groups
A local society hosts its monthly dinner at Knights of Syhunishyts Hall, with tickets three dollars. The event supports youth village activities and features attendees including mothers club members and various local organizations. The notice highlights planned meetings and the roles of officers, inviting further participation.
Christian Women Meet Monthly in Kansas City
The Christian Women meet monthly at Cusp Creek Country Club with a buffet and program. Guest speaker features, fundraising for the Texas Medical Auxiliary and university ties noted. Mrs Glbgan Hagawn, immediate past president, on dean’s list at University of Huston. husband Steve, no children. Area representative Mrs Jerry Go nSmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Heelan
Kansas City
TE Au
Cusp Creek Cantry Club
Harris County Medical
Tay
HPV
Huston
Yuna
Steve
Whey
Cansishs
Mra
Dime Goerner
Tru
Terry Gui
George Chundluc
Sirs
Jerry Go nSmith
Hadassah Aids Israeli Programs Support Efforts
Hadassah operates in Israel aiding programs at Madaxsah and Syneel sites. Members support health welfare projects and education, with hospital affiliations and religious service activities noted for Working Christians and local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Madaxsah
Ixpict
Fie Orpinition
Syneel
Taytawea Vhaplur
Valiatows AL Sandaetnte Hospital
Saadkiy
Daughters Raise Education Funds by Catholic Daughters
Catholic Daughters of AMUNIS DA Reaigt fund education efforts at St Joseph and St John parishes. Members sponsor scholarships and nursing grants while supporting school and vocational programs. Meetings are the third Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p m with officers including Mrs Robert Co ler regent and Jean Rasen Fauine president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matholic
Amunis
St. Joseph's
St John’s
Judith
Robert Co ‘Ler
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Lee College
Texas
Membership in Alamo PTA Sets 100 Percent Goal
Alamo PTA aims for full participation with monthly meetings on the second Mondays of October December February and May. The annual festival fundraiser is planned for March 11. Mrs Victor Stephens presides from Belleville Illinois. the Stephens family has lived in Baytown seven years and includes five sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Cementary Parent-Teacher Association
Uus
PTA
Victor Stephens
Belleville
Ill
Stephens
Baytown
Mark
Gregg
Nex
Brad
Brian
PPA
Cub
Mothers Support Texas A&M Lamar PTA Fund Drive
Baytown A&M University Mothers Club meets the second Thursday each month September through May at the Community Building. The group supports Texas A&M students by fundraising for scholarships and loans and fosters campus cooperation. Members include guardians of current and former students in Baytown area. officers and members listed with community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown A&m University
Clabs
Texas A&m
Texas A&m Universitly
Smollors
AMM University
Mast Harrs
Cickency
Ight Uinger
Duchassa the Caton
Trombice
Aus
Gene Bowen
al Jue
Ft. Turla
Theos M. Campbell
We Vuplantis
View Fonts
Hums
Thompson
Joan Secrin
Calvin Tiner
W. al Tromtlee
Highlinds Signior School
Classroaat Tewelers Association
Baye Town Syduealian Association
Order of the Eastern Stare
Hoytown
ie'Tramblees
D. Wo Naward
Mouskits
Mike Wallace
Port Neclivs
Douglas and
Karen
A&m
Aglow Women Organize Fellowship in Baytown Area
The Women's Aglow Fellowship formed to unite church women, founded 1967 in Seattle. Baytown chapter meets first Wednesday monthly with guest speakers after a continental breakfast. Bible study groups meet at members homes. Prospective members contact chair Mrs Bill Fowler. Blythe leads as president, member of Maranatha Temple, with a four‑teen- member leadership team including vice president Mrs Abelardo Lopez and secretaries Mrs Wayne Branell and Mrs Van Bush. The group provides babysitting for members. Baytown PTA run by Dennis Muncook as president and Gerald Troutman, Leroy Sitar, Larry Lockell, Bert Held, and Hiss Dal Gesford listed as presidents. Laine Hanock noted in Outstanding Young Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Aglow Fellowship
Seattle
Wash
WAB' 1
Baytown
Aglow
Bill Fowler
Bile
Joe) Blythe
Baytown Pta City Council
Ue Goodfellows
Dennis Muncook
Gerald Troutman
Leroy Sitar
Larry Lockell
Bert Held
Hiss
Dal Gesford
Ork Misher
Ink McKay
David Kadjar
Laine
Dennis) Handock
Young Women of America
Douglas and
J. Divin
PTA Plans Festival In Spring
The Carver Jones Feacher Association PTA outlines five relocations this year and invites involvement from all who support the school. It vars through Baytown City Council, conducts three field trips, seasonal parties, and Goodfellow bags. A spring festival in April will fund projects. officers include President Mrs Charles Guidry and Vice Presidents Tommy Mezzell and others. Mrs Guikis, a Baytown native, backs PUA for ten years and serves as financial secretary of Central Baptist Ubureh, leads a Sunday School class, sings in the choir, and oversees the 4 Golden Years group with three sons Curtis Kevin and Steven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Baytown
Ptas
Guikis
PUA
Central Baptist Ubureh
4 Golden Years Group
Curtis
Kevin
Steven
Tri-Fri Scouts Number 534 Girls Tri-Fri Scouts
Tri Ki Neighboshad serves four age levels with 137 adults and fad girls from Wightinds Craggy and near Uaytown. Proceeds fund camping rounds and cookie magazine calendar sales. Meetings are the second Thursday monthly led by Ol ive Morelock and local organizers as neighborhood chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Fri Scouts
Tri-Ki Neighborhsad
Seguin
Wightinds
Craggy
Uaytown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sind
Clude Nas
Juney
Meibers
Allin
Hmaeichel Seal
Lenss
Koy Dowdell
Murray Many
Hugh Cony
Mrank Dhuters
Secretacian
Wurer
Ad Min
Sylvia Soote
Phage
Uben
Faubie
Mix
Boe) Wilson
Tsa
Vie
Auden Guy
Tyan
Bewuiiieation Association
Ptearul
Chey
Tie Piet
Drsibyforian
Line
Jie Whlsun
Lecilbie Siitthy
Order of Eagles
Raghes Teton
sTrerrten
Serge
Tech Nd Kaw
Ad Hunt How
Laovily
Pry Scppants
Beach Bd
Ahoy
Durante Crippled Children's Fund
Cand
Calder Eagle Mind
A. Inytown
Diriax
Wooster Baptist Church
Elitch Coats
Laiuise
Zertax
Griffihs
Unytown
Grae United Methodial Church
Alsa
Deta Sigma Phi
Griffin
American Association of University Women
Siudy Club
Wolomon Ustrow
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Xt Theta Garmin
Beta Sigma Phi
John Lewis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Texas Texes Club
Mrleinds
Heribrary
ML A. Purphrey
Bussey
David Black
IIA
Ghieitr
Society
Nh Dusepl
Sanety
Knights of Syhunishyts
CIA Prano
Wasthoor
Cho Soviely
Sealarndk
Mnenborschpr Hunkels I
Asda
Mts
Ievasttory
Nypotler
Darbara Gibeqin
Hadassah
Theeth
Anseph's
Seoul
Ing
Jim Valsed Roma Christias
Antanth
Cahiorbus Dali
Tyler
Robert Mizonde
Ronald Fehring
Ico
Maulon Hane
Lake Courville
Sometaries
R. K.freude
Monitor
Roun Naiset
Jean
Mervin
Rasen- Fauuine
Yune
Voytown
League of Women Vaters
Utasteds
Sterling
Thes
Lakewood
Ki'nessethsrael Synagogue
Hinston
Eileen
Mark Menderovitz
Vicw
Eugene Malley
Abe Mosenaweig
Ueasurers
Jean Rosenbaum
Glenn
Folkess
Alamo Pta
Grace Methodist Church
Hast
Harris County
Stephenses
St. John's Catholic Church
Arts
Mary Martha Clute
T. A. Mills
Roy Vostah
Charles Watkins
Jimmie Williams
Ed Stadke
Calvin Stevens
Hobert Xcenke
Julia Thomblee
Mothers
Lamar
Willie Blythe
Jamar Slementary Parent Teacher Association
Luini Hancock
Evelyn Guidhy
Carver-Jones
Feacher Association
Charles Guidry
James Morris
Jackie Williams
G. A. Nacks
Gilbert Contreras
Ales
Tommy Mezzell
B. I. Hiker
Milroy Ganske
Jerry Smith
Historiin
Prefer Scouts
Tri li
Olive
Wb) Morelock
Sewots
Chicago
Morelock
Amigos de Las Americas
Morelocks
Daytown
Liz Ann
Dinny
Mike
Srouls
Ray Russa
Ron Jacint Clementary
Laytown Dunive
Leslie Gary
Travis Clementary
Stes. J Hasiman
Olivie Morelock
le Gaune
Baytown Civic Center
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!