BLT Begins Ticket Sales For HMS Pinafore Members
Baytown Lute Theater opens sales for members only to its HMS Pinafore production. With a 150 seat limit per performance reservations should be early. Mrs Jean Richardson notes this is the group’s first musical attempt and a Gilbert and Sullivan play in arena theater. Helen McCune serves as ticket chair.
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House of Fashion promotes charge accounts and summer sale
A Baytown fashion notice urges readers to open charge accounts at the House of Fashion on 200 W. Texas Ave. It touts convenience and records of purchases, mentions an After-the-4th sale, and invites customers to shop summer dresses, sportswear, and knits with layaway options while cheering the local Ganders football team.
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House of Fashion
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Texas Avenue
Baytown
Winners In Bridge Told Through Weekend Games
North South winners at Master Point bridge night were Mrs Frank Turner and Mrs Grace Irons. East West victors were Mrs Philip McCalla and Walter Loewenstern of Houston with other top placers including Mrs Elaine Piewett and Mrs Joyce Blankfield of Pasadena.
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Grace Irons
Philip McCalla
Walter Loewenstern
Houston
Elaine Piewett
Joyce Blankfield
Pasadena
Edgar Neville . Borden
Elt
Jack Furbee
Jack Jacobs
J. J. Bradshin
G. L. Grant
Brdgar Neville
W. H. Bradbury
Bradbury
Anet Tadlock
St - West
Boothe
Eulalias
Bobby Oliphin
Catholic Youths Meet In Baytown at St Joseph’s
St Joseph’s Catholic Youth Organization hosted the San Jacinto District CYO meeting at St Joseph’s School auditorium. King Kana was elected district president Judy Himel secretary Cynthia DiStefano Galena Park vice president and Waly Walter Pasadena treasurer. Rev Francis Klinkaeck spoke. The Baytown group presented the play The Mystery at Mouldy Manor and a dance followed a benediction and dinner for 25 out of town guests.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Youth Organization
San Jacinto
CYO
St. Joseph's
King Kana
Judy Himel
Cynthia DiStefano
Galena Park
Waly Walter
Pasadena
Francis Klinkaeck
Baytown
Mouldy Manor
Chilled Madrilene Russe Delights Roaming Cooks
AP features writer Jean Sprain Wilson describes Madrilene Russe a jellied red Madrilene with red caviar and avocado. The dish travels from New York to New England and onto homes in Texas and beyond with lazy Susan toppings. Recipe provides ingredients and steps including avocado crescents and lemon juice to prevent browning.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
AP News
Madrilene Russo
New York
New England
Marietta
Hambrick
Walter L
Stewart
Allee Barnhii
Baytown
W F. Hambrick
Houston
Lorenda
Theresa
Cleopatra's making left Shamroy shaken yet praising results
Hollywood cinematographer Leon Shamroy recalls the arduous Cleopatra production. He notes flawed outdoor Italian shooting, power and set limits, and a rough script. Despite the pain he praises Elizabeth Taylor as the era’s most exciting star since Carole Lombard.
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Hollywood Hills
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Shamroy
Throne Room
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Shamray
Elizabeth Taylor
Carole Lombard
Boys Mend Your Ways
Advice column urges young men to improve manners and social skills in dating. Encourages courtesy, independence, grooming, and gentle behavior, advising thoughtful gestures, clear communication, and respectful conduct on dates and around the girl’s family.
Baytonian Attends Drum Major School
Carrie Lanse drum major for Horace Mann Junior High School attends drum major school Monday through Friday at Sam Houston State Teachers College in Huntsville. She studies with national instructor Duke Miller. Carrie plays B flat clarinet and was twirler last year, elected drum major in May. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde W Casey of 728 Travis.
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Carrie Lanse
Horace Mann
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Duke Miller
Carrie
Clyde W. Casey
Travis
Two Boys Show Recipe For Starting Trouble
In Carthage Missouri two youths aged 14 and 15 created a messy prank by mixing hen ketchup raspberries maple syrup and peanut butter into a pile then flinging the goo on ceilings and walls. Police supervision required ten hours to clean up. They were assigned to paint the now work as punishment.
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Carthage
Leopards Face Extinction Threat from Fashion Demand
New York AP report notes the National Audubon Society urges American women to reject leopard skin clothing to curb a frightening 80 percent overkill. The article says leopards are legally protected in many African nations but are being killed faster than they can reproduce.
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New York
National Audubon Society
NY Women Drive Action to Fight Slums
Joy Miller reports on Call for Action, a group of about thirty women volunteers linked with WMCA radio. They route hundreds of housing complaints to city agencies, track case progress, inspect sites, and push for enforcement. The effort targets rats, leaks, and poor conditions across New York City tenements.
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Joy Miller
New York
America
Call For Action
WMCA
R. Peter Straus
Louis G. Cowan
Cochairman
Samuel Hartwell
Cowan
Department of Buildings
Straus
Buildings Department
Iwmca
Child Pushes Safety Pin Through His Rose
In Pasadena California four year old Howard Levon pushed an open safety pin up his right nostril Sunday. Doctors could not remove it due to the pin’s point, so they slid it into the stomach. He was sent home with mashed potatoes and scheduled for X rays today.
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Calif
Howard Levon
Howard
Ybarra-Flores Vows Read In St. Josephs Church
Miss Evarista Ybarra and Pedro Flores wed in St. Josephs Catholic Church with Rev. William Tinney officiating. The ceremony featured gladioli decor, organ music, and a bridal gown of white silk satin with pearl accents and orange blossom bouquet.
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Evarista Ybarra
Pedro Flores
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
William Tinney
Gabriel Ybarra Sr
Hunter
Eliseo Flores
Texas
Mary Clare Babin
Geneva Ann Olachin
Rubean Gutierrez
J. A. Martinez
Houston
Olga Avalos
Mary Olachia
Beatrice Hernandez
Dolores Ramirez
Astors
Ruben Gutierrez
Juan Avalos
W. A. Qlachia
Mike Hernandez
Luz del Toro
Manuel Elizondo Jr
Eliseo Flores Jr
Anthony Juarez
Helen Marie Gutierrez
Monica
Julia Ann Martinez
Knights of Columbus Hall
Marcos Tobias
Mary Eljen Munoz
Antonia Munoz
Isabel Hernandez
Juan Razo
Celia Sistos
Maria Marron
Anita M. Rios
Corpus Christi
Robert E. Lee High School
Pete and Flash
Xi Theta Gamma Fish Fry Set for July 26
The second annual Fish Fry sponsored by Xi Theta Gamma and Beta Sigma Phi will be July 26 at Bayshore Rod and Gun Club corner of Minnesota and Oklahoma Streets. Tickets are $1. Eddie Huron caters. The chapter, two years old, supports local and international service including library donations, Goodfellows baskets, Cystic Fibrosis Drive, and a scholarship to Baytown Opportunity School.
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Xi Theta Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi
Bayshore
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Eddie Huron
International Endowment Fund
Texas State Project
Baytown
Sterling Municipal Library
Goodfellows
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