Baytown Woman's Page notes Board Meeting and social events
The issue highlights a Pilot Club regular business meeting at 705 East Re, with a luncheon to follow and attendance urged. It also mentions a postponed Tuesday meeting, a forthcoming August 5 wedding at First Union Church of Baytown with bride-elect the daughter of Mrs. B. A. Stewart, plus local notes on the Fourth of July celebration, party guests, and garden lawn games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madde
Leene Pyderhaugh
Prestfan
Pilot Club
East
Barbie
Asl
Urgbe
Tgmorrow
Touise Tikomson
Pra, GB
Baytown
Circle Foltz
Yrinister
B. A. Stewart
Delicious Rolls For Every Meal
A short recipe feature promotes hot-roll mix to make orange glazed rolls and walnut buns with steps for dough, rising times, shaping, and baking. It includes an aside on a laughing therapy bed and mentions two new kitchen gadgets a magnetic tool rack and a magnetic bulletin board for kitchens.
Baytown Beauceant Assembly Installs Officers
The Baytown Beauceant Assembly held a Cedar Bayou Masonic Hall meeting to install officers. New officers include Read president and Weaver oracle, with Gullet first vice president and De brubl second vice president. Members planned a future meeting following the 3 pm ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Assembly
Beauceant
Cedar Bayou
Masonic
Hal
Anata
Baytown
Nira
Addie Mae Weaver
Oracle
Cleo Read
Esther Gullet
Brrs
Jean Black
Ann Debrubl
Valley Fern D’olive
Eunice Patillo
Patsy Jean Disbrow
Mary Krupson Martin
Marie Gaskin
Maribel Underwood
Iris Curtin
Betty Wiggins
Emedia Dennis
Hhouse
J Kennedy
Bay
Julia McDonald
Eis Templar of
Bays
Alma Miller
McDonald
Fruit Cocktail Pudding With Lemon Sauce Top Of Range
Easy top of range fruit cocktail pudding recipe with lemon sauce and meringue islands. Ingredients include fruit cocktail syrup, cornstarch, sugar, eggs separated, butter, lemon juice and rind. Meringues are boiled then placed atop pudding before serving for a colorful, creamy dessert.
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Corith Meringue
Fragmentary text on chimner and propagation method
Incomplete OCR fragment describes propagating a plant by gutting rocks and planting BS inches deep. Mentions uncertain terms pall Hower Cam Danula pyramidalis and location indicators. No clear date or full names provided.
Two Baytown Girls Attend Camp Mystic
Two Baytown girls are at Mystic Camp along with Jeannie Dittman and Mary Duke Troxell, daughters of local families, joining Kiowa and Tonkawa tribes in camp life. Allen Rice Jr and Pat Bond of Baytown attend the Mystic event as a social focus while Frank Harrison and family oversee as camp directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Jeannie Dittman
Fred Dittman
Mary ‘Duke Troxell
B. F. Troxel
Mary Duke
Jeannie
Allen Gene Rice, Jr
Pat Bond
Guadalupe River
Kerrville Mro
Frank ©. Harrison
Mystic
Tesselynn Pirkle
Grafted Plants Care Urges Sucker Removal
The guidance warns to watch grafted plants like flowering almonds lilacs Japanese cherries and garden roses and to prevent any rootstock suckers from growing. Suckers must be removed at once to protect the grafted varieties.
Hearty two-soup supper base from condensed cans
A compact recipe outlines combining two condensed soups with evaporated milk and a splash of sherry per serving. Heat gently in a double boiler, season to taste, and serve six with finger rolls or deviled ham sandwiches and a green salad. It positions the dish as a thick, satisfying base for a meat or egg filling supper.
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Futive
Erick Adams
Raymond F. Adams
Frederick
Adams
Adso
Rothy Camp
Sneron Lee
Gin Partin
Jeanette Holsomback
Jane Moore
Judy Trate
Ei& Moore
Melanie Moore
S Busch
Thomas Holsomback
Moore
Rickey Moore
Teddyner
Ronnie Hayes
Joe Brun
Bob Senders
Metal Furniture Institute
Contie Institute
Ziav
Ant- Mont Markham
Virginia Meyer
Tre
Tahoe
Trinity
Eacl
Bremer's
American: Camping Association
New York
Dress Institute
Minnesota
Harper
Tappan
Harper's
Harper Gas Appliance Co
Merle Norman
N. Gailllard
N. Gaillard
Oma Lea Hill
Peta la
Harper Gas
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