Lida Wilson Installed Chief Of Pythian Sisters
Lida Wilson was installed as most excellent chief of the Aqua Rius Temple 134 Pythian Sisters of Baytown. Other officers named include Hellen Lamb excellent senior Annie Jo Wyatt excellent junior Mary Richmond manager Jay Young protector and Alice Guillott guard. Also Cecile Evard treasurer Motte Rogers secretary Lila Hammock pianist. Installing officers were Valerie Taylor Brand chief Jona Titon guard senior and Charlene Enderlin grand manager. Refreshments served by Joy Young Annie Jo Wyatt and Lydia Smadyle. The refreshment committee included Mrs Evard Leigh Holmes and Mrs Smatyle. The Feb 10 meeting will include formal initiation.
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Ice Cream Topping Suggestions From Fragments
A fragmented recipe note suggests heating maple syrup with walnuts until browned, then pouring over ice cream. Another idea pairs room temperature maple syrup with salted almonds as a topping.
Budget Book Backing Johnson Budget Cut Stated
Washington AP reports evidence the Budget Bureau released an appendix to Johnson's fiscal 1965 budget. The 1,165 page volume shows the annual blueprint of all government income and outlays, weighing over five pounds and saving 20 pages from the prior year.
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Pantry Pickin s prices steady as market tills flood Texas
The Associated Press reports frost damaged fruit and vegetable crops but markets in Texas still offer abundant produce at reasonable prices. Apples avocados bananas cabbage carrots celery greens and more are available with lettuce prices down this week. Cucumber eggplant grapefruits oranges and squash run higher while peanuts pecans beef pork and broilers are plentiful. Eye prices hold steady though size and grade supplies vary.
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Gelath Salad with Grapefruit and Celery
A light gelatin salad combines cut grapefruit sections and diced celery, flavored with clear lemon gelatin. Serve on salad greens with Roquefort or blue cheese dressing for a tangy finish.
Houston Museum of Fine Arts film series February program
The Houston Museum of Fine Arts announces a February film program in Jones Lecture Hall featuring three films about national historic and modern landmarks of Russia. The event begins at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, February 5, open to the public at no charge.
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U.N Security Council to revisit Kashmir dispute
The United Nations Security Council will meet on Monday to consider again the conflict between Pakistan and India over Kashmir. Pakistan accuses India of stirring tensions that threaten world peace, while India denies it.
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Bridesmaids Luncheon Honors Carla Poteet Blake Wedding
Mrs C C Tate and daughter hosted a bridesmaid luncheon Saturday for the former Miss Carla Poteet. Carla and Richard Blake of Ainsworth wed last weekend. Tables at the Tower Restaurant featured double wedding bells in styrofoam and candles. Guests included Mrs Fellon Wright Brownwood Miss Helen Hightower Waco Mrs Jerry Walters Asp tin Mrs David Washburn bas Houston Mrs Kenneth Walter New Orleans Miss Dicksie Brock and Miss Ruth Fite Dallas Mrs Rue Laughlin Mrs Bill Hinkle Mrs Harold Lynn Scarbrough Mrs Harold Barber Denise Poteet bride sister Mrs J W Ainsworth groom mother and Mrs C W Poteet bride mother.
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Houston
Kenneth Walter
New Orleans
Dicksie Brock
Ruth Fite
Dallas
Rue Laughlin
Bill “Hinkle
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Harold Barber
Denise
Poteet
J. W. Ainsworth
C. W Poteet
DeZavala PTA to Host Steickler on Finances Topic
The DeZavala Parent-Teacher Association will welcome guest speaker Steickler at 7:20 p.m. Thursday at the school. His address, Master or Servant of Finances, will explore financial leadership and management.
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Jo Ann Emanuel to be Installed Advisor of Crosby Rainbow Girls
Jo Ann Emanuel daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Emanuel of Highlands will be installed as worthy advisor of Crosby Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls at 7 30 p m Saturday at Sampson Lodge in Highlands open installation Linda Dunaway Carolyn Moran Shirley Walker Sue Crawford Susanne Ewell Patty Gauthen Kathy Nalley Beverly Threadsit hop Linda Alston Courtney Curry Shir ley Walker Diane Paliper Edie Duf drill leader Serving in color stations Judy Engelhardt Rog er Judy Vince Nature Iigan patriotism Shirley Warner Janet eaux Duffy Sandra ax Choi iirétor Mrs Juasita Threadgill mother Ade Evisons The worthy advisor s theme will be Gods Rainbow and her song Over the Rain Be her scripture will be Isaiah 28 7 and her colors will ad and ald
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Radiation Safety Hearing Set On State Rules
The Labor Department will hold an April 13 hearing in Washington to decide if Arkansas California Kentucky Mississippi New York and Texas should fall under federal safety laws for radioactive materials. The six states seek exemption from the Walsh Healey Public Contracts Act on industrial safety.
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Pioneer Club elects Chester Rogers president
Chester Rogers was elected president of the Pioneer Students Club at its annual meeting held at Mrs. W. E. Warmer's home. Officers reelected include Alberta Bergeron as vice president J L Fulton as secretary and treasurer CL Williams as reporter and C E Crawford as historian. The club plans a Lee College fellowship and an April 25 banquet with committee appointments and Goose Creek School District data project.
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CL. Williams
C. E. Crawford
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Goose Creek
Birth announces son for Williams family in Baytown
Mr and Mrs Lonnie Williams announce the birth of a son named Charles Anthony on January 22 at Gulf Coast Hospital. The infant weighed 8 pounds 7 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith and Mr and Mrs W L Shepherd, all of Baytown.
New Salad Luncheon Sandwiches Feature Egg Salad Shrimp
A menu note describes sandwiches made with egg salad on spread bread and a topping of marinated shrimp in French dressing, served in an open format.
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