Baytown Women Produce Bandages for Cancer Patients
During the past fiscal year Baytown volunteers connected with the American Cancer Society produced 6 213 bandages for local cancer patients. Dr George D Bruce reported the effort amid Baytown Triangle activities. Bandage making was led by co chairpersons Mrs Hugh Echols and the other organizers.
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Baytown
American Cancer Society
George D. Bruce
Baytown Triangle
Hugh Echols
Recreation Centers To Have Talent Show
Nine Bay town recreation centers will present their best talent at 7 30 p m on July 33 in the Community House. Miss Rivera Griffin directs the variety show as she visits centers to select performers. Interested performers may apply at their center or contact Miss Griffin. The event caps a busy summer recreation program. Also noted were cancer education efforts by Mrs J N Chatfield with 5270 literature pieces distributed for early detection and prompt treatment.
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Baytown Recreation Centers
Rivera Griffin
Miss Griffin
Jenkins Bryan Attendants Named for July Wedding
Miss Libby Jenkins bride elect of Edward W Bryan announced Friday the wedding party. Matron of honor is Mrs H A Kelley cousin of the bride. Bridesmaid is Mrs A W Bletsch. Best man is Lamar Kelley and groomsman Bill Jenkins brother of the bride. Rev A L Jordan will officiate. Miss Eleanor Grigg will sing with organist Miss Margaret Blasingame. Friends are invited.
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Libby Jenkins
Edward W. Bryan
Pam
Memorial Baptist Church
H.A Kelley
A. W. Bletsch
Bryan
Lamar Kelley
Bill Jenkins
A. L. Jordan
Eleanor Grigg
Margaret Blasingame
Mrs Brown Hosts 84 Club at Market Street Home
Mrs Brown hosted 84 Club members at her home, 27 Market Street road. Prizes in games of 42 went to Mrs Welch and Mrs Strickley. Salmon salad crackers sand tarts and tea were served. Next meeting set for July 31 at Mrs Donnelly’s home, 1605 Ash, 7:30 pm.
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E. Brown
Market Street Road
W. A. Welch
W. J. Strickley
Willie
Joan Donnelly
Ash
All-American Roses Win Award For Autumn Planting
Two new roses Chrysler Imperial and Ma Perkins win the All-America Rose Award for 4853 and will be available to the public for fall planting. Chrysler Imperial is a crimson red hybrid tea with large flowers and strong foliage. Ma Perkins is a floribunda with coral shell pink blooms and a fragrant, summer-long display. Both are hardy, disease resistant and suited for foundations, borders, beds or hedges. buy from Baytown nurseries.
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Dean Halliday
Central Press
Chrysler Imperial
Ma Perkins
Miranda
Charalite Armstrong
Poison Ivy And Woodbine War In The Garden
Learn to distinguish poison ivy from woodbine to avoid contact. Poison ivy has three leaflets, glossy upper surfaces and hairy undersides, small greenish flowers, and gray fruits that stay on the vine through winter. Woodbine has five leaflets. Methods to kill poison ivy include chemical weed killers and borax, but care is needed to avoid harming nearby plants. wear gloves and wash hands after.
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Woodbine
Miss Stinnett and Bill Williams to Wed
John W. Stinnett of Dardanelle Arkansas announces the engagement and approaching marriage of his daughter Mayme Dell Stinnett to Bill H. Williams son of Mrs. Lizzie H. Williams 826 South Prifett The bride elect attended Dardanelle High School and her twin sister was a cheerleader Williams a Robert E Lee High School graduate attended Lee College served in the Army 1949 and Marines 1951 Korean veteran wounded in action discharged this year in Dardanelle Friday afternoon the couple will marry soon in the Baptist church here Low poultry prices make baked chicken and baked turkey practical with a rice stuffing as a dressing
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John W. Stinnett
Dardanelle
Ark
Mayme Dell Stinnett
Bill H. Williams
Lizzie H. Williams
South Prifett
Williams
Robert E. Lee High School
Lee College
Marines
Wiliams
Women Voters Study Unit Starts With Texas Politics
The Baytown mid‑Baytown unit of the League of Women Voters held an organization meeting at Grace Methodist church to kick off a study of Texas politics. Mrs. Olive Pruett outlined party operations, convention roles, and new election laws including precinct participation and self‑selected ballots. Seven new members joined as the group planned July 26 primary voter guides and discussed unit study goals.
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Texas
mid-Baytown
Baytown
Provisional League of Women Voters
Olive Pruett
UDG
Alien Meister
Drestiey
Be Ing
Davia Kitaloa
Wiscug
Lea Ty
Harry Stefan
Teter
Braupayat
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Sti. Frinay
Women’s News
Harry Hartman
Charles Cater
Baytown Service League
J. N. Chatfield
Harris County
Activ
Mary Lou King
Houster
Bruce
C. M. Griswold
Texas Division of the Society
Minter Mann
Graham Dia
W. Fak Rouse Gn
Jenkins-Bryan
Mrrs. Brown
Miss Stinnett
Bill Williams
Women Voters
Texas Politics
Mr. Richard
Stylist
Minnesota
Texas State Optical
R. N. Voss, O. D
S. J. Rogers
O. D
Optometrists
Texas Ave
Dial
Procter & Gamble’s
Lilt
the Procter & Gamble Co
AIF
Pashion
Paris
Jean Astata
Sims
Med Ue
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