Bride-to-be honored with multiple bridal showers
Mrs. DB A Woodall Jr formerly Ruth Edwards received a series of bridal showers. A large event at Fig it Haplit Church of Highlands drew sixty seven guests with many hostesses and token gifts. Additional gatherings included a linen and lace shower at Goure Creek Country Club with twenty one attendees and a home shower for the honoree with twenty five guests. A bridesmaids luncheon at Newport Country Club and a rehearsal dinner at Newby’s Restaurant highlighted the pre wedding festivities attended by friends and family.
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DB. A. Woodall Jr
Formely
Ruth Edwards
Figit Haplit Church of Highlands
T. J. White
George Wilkerson
Glen Sailers
Bill "Dobbins
John Anwell
James Miller
Temple Ltte
Mary Bragner
M. Mildred Stepp
B.A. Maus
Mra
C. Dni
Don Light
Sh. Madiselle
Marvin Sawards
A. Woostall
Ruth Wilson
Grayson Wallen
Carl DO. Langston
Sandra Button
Laven Mitchell
Aan Dodd
Wilsin
Light
Norris
Walden
Clement
Toni Woodall
Mer
Fred W Chander
Cong
Vinodall
Snewby’s
Guerls
Club News Meeting at Hospital Auxiliary Aug 10
Jaylan Medial Center Hospital Auxiliary will meet at 9 ap, Aug. 10 at the hospital. Fourteen members attended the mid July meeting. Guest speaker was John Selensky of Plantation Nursery. Mrs TV Brusdret conducted the business meeting. June volunteer hours totaled 199 for patient service and 26 for information and escort service. Mr Grace is chairman of arrangements for the 27 at the Holiday Inn. Participating members listed. May Lana Babin won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaylan Medial Center Hospital
John Selensky
Mra. TV
Brusdret
Grace
Holiday Inn
W. B. Camp
BO. Hanever
A.M. Parker
Nella Paulsel
Warold L. Wert May
Lana Babin
Bridge Winners Named at White Hall Club Event
The White Hall Bridge Club held play at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Community Burling. North-south winners were Virginia and Jack Mayes first with Ollie Mahlquist and Mary McKay second. Fast-west winners were Aline Wilkerson and Lee Sanchez first, with Linda and Brending second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
Burling
Virginia
Jack Mayes
Ollie Mahlquist
Mary McKay
Aline Wilkerson
Lee Sanchez
Linda
Brending
Baytown Little Theater Announces New Season
Baytown Little Theater unveils its seventh season with a slate of plays and productions. The lineup includes The Prisoner of Second Avenue, A View from the Bridge, The Man Who Came to Dinner, Forty Carats, Brigadoon, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, and more. A teen and children drawing workshop runs July 18 to August 10 directed by Julia Corley. Memberships from 5 to 100 dollars offer various privileges. auditions encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Je Theater
Uentertainment
Aso
Julia Corley
le Meg Thasater
Gordan Gallatin
Ai Awason
T Bridge
Am Falian
Arthur Miller
Fimious
Nulio Tdo
Bun Adeant
America
Dan Riddick
Mary Morgan
Arly Canals
Mare
Green
Tuats
Muhrcan
Brigadoon
Ian Nesvadba
Ile
Lawn Little Theater
Netters Set For Tourney Near Grand Slam Event
Four Baytonians will compete in the Texas Airtaler Athletic Federation state tourney August 6 and 7 in Langville Angh. Beavers and Hefley won the mixed doubles in the regional event in Benning. Several pros including Gottfried, Ramirez, Smith and Lutz are slated for the Grand Slam level Woodlands event with a 220000 prize for the winning team. The cystic fibrosis foundation benefits from the tournament as 25 top ATP players enter a 22 draw plus qualifiers and wild cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytonians
Texas Aipaleur R Athletic Federation
Taurmene
Langvies
Arngelie Beavers
Mike Hefley
Benning
Huth Ford
Becky Griffin
Maytonian Sherwood Stewark
Jummer
Freddy McNair
Maryland
Lise
Woodlands Inn
Brian Gottfried
Hans Ramirez
Bob Hewit
Frew Mentill
Stan Smith
Bob Lutz
Association of Tennis Professionals
Births in Raytown and Crosby announce three newborns
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bunn of Raytown announce Aubrey Gayle born July 21 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. Weight 7 pounds 12 ounces. Siblings Milton and Michelle. Grandparents Lambert of Killeen and W. J. Bunn of Gilmer. Chad Erie born July 21 at Gulf Coast Hospital. Weight 7 pounds 74 ounces. Brothers Sead and Jason. Grandparents David H. Smith of Rye and Joseph Michalsky of Crosby. Michael Wade born July 14 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. Weight unknown. Grandparents Carroll A. Brochu Marion Chapman and Stephen E. Chapman of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michalse
Edward
Chads
Stephen E. Uhsoman
Raytown
Michael Wade
San Jocinto Methodist
Carroll A. Brochu
Marion Chapman
Stephen E. Chapman
Maine
Squash Quality Is High Best Food Buys Told By Specialist
Soltabell notes high squash quality and low prices with beef, dairy, and other specials in Texas grocers. Curren economic buys list fresh vegetables such as yellow and crookneck squash, zucchini, cucumbers, carrots, lettuce, radishes, and greens, plus beans and okra. Dairy and pork deals, eggs, poultry, and frozen meals are also highlighted with regional price variations and summer trends.
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Soltabell
Texas
Curren
Garendolyn Clyatt
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
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Matthew Brunson Martin
William Frederick Ellis
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J. Haymond Martin
Baylor University
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Michael Loyd Tiner
Raymond J. Belardi
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