Be Lovely And Live After Work By Judy Davis
A Sun Beauty Editor column advises women on end of day vitality to attract a date. Emphasizes health, fresh air, light meals, posture, stretching, and choosing tasks by energy level. Suggests looking polished boosts confidence and impressions on men.
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Judy Davis
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Pattern and sewing tips in a Baytown Sun page
The text outlines a dress pattern No. 8087 with square neck and bolero, sizes 12 14 16, plus fabric usage and ordering details from Pattern Bureau. It also offers workplace beauty tips urging practical vanity, desk beauty kit essentials and quick fashion fixes for professional women.
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Pennsylvania Guests Praise Baytown Hospitality Visit
Pennsylvanians sing high praises of Texas hospitality during a two week Baytown visit. Mr and Mrs Deane C Griffith of Greensburg report they were royally treated here by friends and family, visiting Griff mothers and sisters, and RB W Chase family. They returned Monday night to Yankee country. Corpus Christi tripsters enjoyed fun last weekend visiting relatives and extending their stay. Far Country guests include J E Blackburn and wife from Boardman Oregon visiting their son and daughter-in-law, with homefolks in Baytown.
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Deane C. Griffith
Greensburg
Baytown
Griff
Hona Chase
Charles
RB. W. Chase
Yankee Territory
J. E. Blackburn
Boardman
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John Blacksum
Christmas In July Yule Cards Shown At St Agnes Meeting
Christmas cards and wrapping paper were displayed for St Ag nes Society members at a Monday gathering at 2004 Florida hosted by Mrs BH Pauler. Door prize went to Mrs Stanley Cormach. Holy Communion at St Josephs Church Sunday urged. Refreshments served to 16 including special guests.
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Bennie Krestek
L. Z. Mazoch
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Stanley Cormach
GL Buford
Barbara Kowis
Winners Told For Pet Shows In Baytown Parks
Pet shows staged at Baytown Recreation Play grounds awarded ribbons for first through third places. Winners included Highlands center pets with names like Jargent pet Sheryl Hooper and Paul Patterson. Other prizes honored categories such as best trained smallest and most unique, with judges in Cedar Bayou and Lamar events.
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Baytown Recreation
Highlands Center
Rea Jargent
Sheryl Hooper
Paul Patterson
Merikay Mullinix
Edith Duffy
Patsy Duffy
Robert Cupps
Lancen Brunson
Sherrill Booner
Dale Collings
Patsy Worthy
Vicki Duffy
Teddy Sammane
C. J. Mullinix
J.C. Cupps
B. B. Talley
Cedar Bayou
Jay Bolinger
Douglas Wallace
Ronnie Walkes
Melvin Hannin
Charie Lave
Johnny Fowler
Jackie Brown
Shirley Miller
Ken Phillips
Janet Bryant
Larry Miller
Ailsa
Tommy Nacus
Jackie Middleton
Robens
Ken Phil
Barbara Grant
Buteh
Char Yanklin
Buteh Diebel
Bill Spruces
Sandra Wilkie
Henry Stevenson
Johnny Venable
John Floyd
Duke Waldrop
Sue Ann Wilkie
Billy Plante
Mrs Jimmy Boyd Named President of Mothers Club
Mrs Jimmy Boyd was named president of the Criba College Mothers club Monday at a meeting in her home 109 Cabinets L Dunn was chosen vice president Mrs Roy Wim mer secretary reporter Mrs J F Gray treasurer Pri Renner to head the Bartown Fair committee A social committee includes Jenn Fenton Jac Keating Yearbook chairman Tin named by Jack Shoemake and Keating Cold drinks and potato chips were served to five members.
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Jimmy Boyd
Criba College Mothers Club
L. Dunn
Roy &. Wimmer
J. FR. Gray
Pri Renner
Jenn Fenton
Jac Keating
Tin
Jack Shoemake
Keating
Mills Circle program at Memorial Baptist church
Mrs. Curt Ball presented a study titled Praying Hands and Helping Hands followed by a talk by Mrs. Amos Garrett on church efforts to teach the Bible to the deaf. Mrs. Earl Smith spoke on Praying Hands for the Navajo Indians. Mrs. Ball shared missionary notes from Japan as markers of hands in prayer. Mrs. Doyle Huron presided. opening prayer by Mrs. James Thompson. An offering aided the Mexican church vacation bible school. July and August plans include an Associational Fellowship in Crosny on July 21. Rev. Haltvack will speak July 26. executive meeting at 9 a.m. July 26 with business session at 10 a.m.. Brotherhood and WMU picnic at 6:30 p.m. July 26 in the fellowship hall. Mrs. Herb Barren to teach WMU history in August. Costumes planned. refreshments served to five members and visitor Mrs. Gene Futrell.
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Virginia Mills Circle
Memorial Baptist Church
Curt Ball
Amos Garrett
Earl Smith
Ball
Japan
Doyle Huron
James ‘Thompson
Crosny
Haltvack
Brotherhood
WMU
Herb Barren
Augusta
Gene Futrell
THW Club Meeting To Feature Handwork Programs
THW club members will bring their handwork to the next meeting at the home of Mrs Dusty Rhodes 508 North Circle Drive. The previous meeting was held at Mrs Dean Sandlin’s home with tomato cups ham salad canapes cup cakes and pink lemonade as six members attended.
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Merv Club
Dusty Rhodes
North Circe Drive
Dean Sandlin
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