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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1954
Page
7
Dean Halliday explains how to detect and remove squash borers that wilt vines, using a sharp knife to slit stems, expose and destroy borers, cover wounds, rotate crops, burn harvested vines, and apply rotenone or nicotine dust early season. Pest control notes include nicotine sulfate sprays for spring bugs and cautions on full grown borers.
Pleasing midsummer desserts feature canned Pear Dise Snow and two Peach Chiffon Pie fillings. Pear dish uses pear syrup, gelatin and custard topping with corn flakes crust. Peach chiffons use fresh peaches or crushed peaches, gelatin, whipped cream, egg whites and a cornflakes crust for firm pies.
Three new members were welcomed into the Esther circle at Grace Methodist Church Wednesday night. They are Mrs. Uick Rawson Mrs. EB W Froehner and Mrs J R Sheley. Two prospective members and seven regular members attended. A devotional was given by Mrs H R Nichols and talks on Crusade Scholars were offered by Mrs K K Kitchel and Mrs Frank Kelly.
Betty Ann Le Blanc, daughter of Mrs. A. L. Stakley of Rosharon and M. J. Le Blanc of Dayton, will marry Pat H. Holitzke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Holitzke of Crosby. The July 31 ceremony is set for St Josephs Catholic Church. Le Blanc is a Robert E. Lee graduate employed in Houston, Holitzke formerly attended the University of Texas and served in the U S Army.
Huffman residents share travel and job updates. Richard Gubbs and wife SAUNDRA MEREDITH visit from Key West after his Navy discharge then plan to live in Houston as he returns to Folgers Coffee Co. Others report trips to Bandera, Mineral Wells, Waxahachie, Arkansas and Missouri.
Peach ice cream shines in summer sales, paired with chocolate brownie sandwiches. The recipe guides making peach ice cream sandwiches by slicing pints, layering between brownies, and serving immediately. Also notes large scale nickel iron alloy castings for the Mount Palomar telescope structure.
A Circle program titled The Life of John the Bi was held at Memorial Baptist Church Tuesday in the home of Mrs H C Ball 504 South Circle. Assisting were Mrs Doyle Huron Mrs Frank Robertson Mrs Cecil Singleton and Mrs Ball. Prayers were led by Mrs Ball and Mrs Huron. Five members attended. Next meeting will be Tuesday in Mrs Huron’s home 1000 West Lobit. Visiting in the home of Mrs Gerald Cox at 4 Gresham are her brother and sister George and Mary Moore of Van Buren Ark.
Vintage sewing ad features Sun Patterns for a round neck sundress with multiple size options and pattern number 2129. Instructions request 30 cents, include Name, Address, Style Number and Bizn, mail to PATTERN BURY, The Baytown Sun, Box 42 New York NY. Also promotes the Spring-Summer Fashion Book with forecasts and ordering details for different ages and sizes.
Rebekah Circle of Grace Methodist Church will hold a dinner August 4 at the Tower. The announcement came Wednesday night during a meeting at Mrs. San Paulo’s home, 408 West James. Mrs. J B Wheeler led a discipleship program, listed by Mrs. Quentin Naumann, followed by a devotional by Mrs. Olig Muenning. After a brief business session, refreshments were served.
Daily church school starts Monday and runs to July 23 from 8 30 a m to 5 p m at the First Presbyterian Church. Four departments include kindergarten primary junior and a new junior high. Four-year-olds entering kindergarten this fall are welcome. An annual church school picnic will follow.
Queen Esther Class of First Baptist met Thursday for a luncheon after the weekly meeting and visitation. Mrs Curtis Harrison was chosen teacher. she read scripture as Mrs Durwood Howell led prayer. Hosts Mr and Mrs G Edwards hosted a kitchen gathering at 2108 West Main with fifteen members present. The class marked Mr. and Mrs Edwards anniversary with a rhinestone pin gift. Teachers for kindergarten and primary departments named. Roosevelt pets noted.
Three of the First Presbyterian Circle met at the home of Mrs. B. Cox 701 East Gulf for a final Bible study by Mrs. Q. A. Johanson. A program on three new nations on the world scene was presented by Mrs. O. G. Le Bwing. Frosted card drinks were served to 10 members.
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