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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1964
Page
5
Linca Mattiza and Thomas Montgomery exchanged marriage vows Saturday at St Pauls Methodist Church. The couple, supported by family from Beaumont Houston and Galveston, celebrated with nuptial music, a white floral altar, and a Goose Creek Country Club reception.
A surprise birthday celebration for F H Elder was held Sunday at River Ter race Park in Channelview. He turns 78 on Tuesday July 21. Attendees from Baytown included Mrs Elder and family, and numerous friends and relatives from Baytown, Llano, Weslaco, Houston, Trinity, and nearby areas.
Weekend guests in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. V A Lirette Sr of Channelview included their sons and families. Dr and Mrs W L Lirette Ken Stuart Janelle David and twins Tracie and Steve visited from Temple. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs V A Lirette of Houston and their children Lee Linda and Nan.
Swimming instructing offers a rewarding summer job for students. Gerri Franke, a 20‑year‑old from Connecticut, teaches at the Norwalk YMCA and privately in Wilton, earning about four dollars a half hour. She advises getting a teaching certificate to advance and notes teaching observes child progress vividly.
Readers share perspectives on supporting bullied siblings of a parent in a mental hospital. A mother of two describes how bullies’ fear drives taunts and urges empathy, treatment of mental illness as curable, and possible future growth. Letters also advise positive classroom routines and practical family strategies.
The guide describes rinsing a four to five pound bacon slab under running water to ease removing the casing before oven cooking. It suggests slow baking at 225 degrees until the internal temperature reaches 170 degrees and notes that one large onion yields about one cup of chopped onion for the dish.
In Menico City a ceremony marked the 41st anniversary of Pancho Villa’s death. Government officials attended alongside men who fought with Villa. The event took place in a park on Division Avenue named for Villa’s division.
Mrs G R Risher and Mrs Earl C Milton discussed the Pilot International Annual Convention at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. Keynote speakers were Rufus Fietag and Tex McCrary. Texas will host the 1965 convention in Dallas. Baytown area workshop set for Sept 20 at Jack Tar Hotel in Orange.
Sixteen Baytown Girl Scouts sign up for summer camp sessions at four San Jacinto area camps. Camp Arnold north of Conroe hosts Gail Nebtett and others from Troop 1523 for two weeks. Camp Robinwood near the Sam Houston National Forest attracts Joy Hoffman and several Troop 601 members for two weeks with swimming and pottery. Peach Creek Ranch near New Caney hosts Engle Hoffman and Roberta Umholtz for two weeks with horseback riding and a rodeo, while Martha Maisele y camp honors younger scouts with art shows and boating on the San Jacinto River.
A Raytony Sun pattern feature promotes a stylish over blouse with a slim kitose ave flured skirt. It lists sizes 12l 14 16 and yardage for pieces, with pricing and a 15 cent extra request for pattern handling. Send orders to Marian Martin Pattern Dept at 22 W 18th St New York NY.
An 860 year old mud wall around Sanaa is being demolished to make way for a highway. Once 25 feet high and watchful along five miles, the wall stood with turrets and protected the capital from invasions. The current president permits partial preservation of remaining sections.
Miss Elizabeth Lou Caskey wed Rodney Dale Cox in a double ring ceremony at St. Pius Catholic Church Pasadena officiated by Rev Maurice Cho. The bride, daughter of Mrs Miles Cass of Houston and W J Caskey of Pasadena, wore white bridal satin with Chantilly lace and seed pearl crown. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Cox. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Barbara Dits, bridesmaids Miss Ann Caskey and Mrs Rose Marie Ray, best man Joe Ed Cox, with M J Cox and Curtis Ray as ushers. Pamela Jane Moore served as flower girl and Rickey Dale Cox as ring bearer.
A brief kitchen tip suggests stretching a green salad by using a mix of romaine iceberg and Boston lettuce if available. Drain canned green beans and toss them with French dressing for a simple, quick side.
An advisory about false teeth embarrassment is offered with a claim that sprinkling alkaline powder on plates yields a tighter fit and more comfort. The notice promotes a product called PASTERTE available at the drug counter, claiming relief from looseness and odor.
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