Memorial WMU Re Reflects Bray Memorial President
Bray was re elected president of the Memorial Woman's Missionary Union during a joint session held Tuesday. The program featured a Perceval on missionary work in Nigeria, directed prayers, and reports from multiple circles. A luncheon followed and plans were announced for an all county play day at Spring Branch Youth Center next Wednesday with each club providing a five minute stunt and basket lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sors
J. i Bray
Woman's Missionary Union of the Memorial Bap
E. W.lafielte
Nigeria
Ann Biargaret
RB. King
Marvin Lyons
Lester Alford
Mirs
L. A. Hankin
J. J. Listenbee
J. B. Bras
R. B. King
Joe Reid
Airs
George Armer
Braye
Blanche Grove
HI. Dunn
Aldred Coa
G. R. Bloodgood
Harris County Council
Spring Branch
Mack Ford
Highlands
Council Outlines Brigadier Program Plans for 1950-51
The Lee Brigadiers council outlined plans for the 1950-51 season at a recent officers meeting. All Brigadiers and interested high school girls are invited to report for membership, after which new members will merge with old ones for regular practice. Betty Ann Doss presided, with Barbara Thompson, Janet Crawford, Mary Ann Davis, Helen Horn, Carmel Norton, and Alvera Griffin as officers and directors.
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Lee
Betty Ann Doss
Barbara Thompson
Janet Crawford
Mary Ann Davis
Helen Horn
Hiss Fatian
Carmel Norton
Alvera Griffin
How Long Does CHANGE OF LIFE Last
For some the change of life is brief others face a longer period. Many women seek relief with Cardui the modern tonic that eases restlessness and fatigue. It supports vitality and may improve mood and strength. Take Cardui today.
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Cardui
Pink And Blue Shower Honors Mrs Hall
Mrs Roy Hall was the honoree at a pink and blue shower yesterday at the home of Mrs J M Lily 226 West Miriem Hostesses were Mrs Lilly Mrs Hollaway Mrs C W Kirkland and Mrs Keith Butson Games were played and a basket of gifts given Refreshments were served from a lace covered table with zinnias Guests included Mesdames E R Taylor D R Allen T A Gregory Mary Greiner Edward Sebeste H Enderli C R Cockerham W C Hataway J A Budd Mannau and Loys Box
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hall
J. MM. Lily
West Miriem
Lilly, oHaway
C. W. Kirkland
Keith Butson
Dutson
Kirkland
Hollaway
Phebean Class Meets At Coward Home
Mrs. M. L. Coward hosted the Phebbean class meeting at 1317 Thompson Street for Baptist Temple. After prayers and devotional, officers gave reports and light refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at 2 pm Wednesday at Mrs. Esther Edgley’s home, 412 Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Coward
Thompson
Baptist Temple
A. P. Gieger
Esther Eqdgler
Felton Tucker
J. B. Newman
J. G. Springfield
B. R. Wright
Esther Edgiey
A P. Gleger
James Weir
Esther Edgley
Neal
Shower complements Miss Barbara Brooks bride elect
Miss Barbara Brooks, bride elect of Ray Anderson, was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. T. D. Reten and her daughter Norma Jean at 109 East Homan. Eighteen guests enjoyed games and refreshments including ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Brooks
Ray Anderson
T. D. Reten
Norma Jean
East Homan
Annie And Jim Celebrate 50 Years With Golden Jubilee
Annie and Jim Mackrell celebrate their 80th wedding anniversary at the Baytown Community House. Guests from Texas and beyond sent telegrams and gifts, including 100 yellow roses, while grandchildren hosted and N. Mooney and others attended. A three tier cake inscribed Annie and Jim 1900 1980 marked the event with gold decor and floral displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Mackrell
Ganada
Baytown
Mackren
Oifre
Annie
Jim
B. HE. Sutphin
Mary-Lucy.Mackrell
Dallas
Jack Stout
Carrie St Pierre. Irl
Mackrell
Carrie Lewis
Lucy Fox
Corpus Christi
Carrie Logan
Stokes Brown
Houston
Mackrells
L. B. Mackrell
C. P. Bailey
John Smith
W. C. Cartér
Meckreils
Ann Mackrell
Cynthia Mackrell
Corinne Stout
Jeanette Stout
Nelda Jean Moores
Charles Mackrell
Exonne St. Pierre
Charles St Pierre
Ars
Cpl ¥ Fortine
Mike Coady
Neilie Mooney
Smithville
Wellie Mae’ Smith
Juna Brown
Carrie Brown
Lacey Brown
Nell Anguiano
Stokes ‘Brown
Victor Logan
Lucy, Fox
Birthday Party Honors Little Melvin Rouse
Melvin Rouse celebrated his second birthday yesterday afternoon with a party at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs M H Rouse 109 Harkins. Games were played and refreshments served. Attendees included Nellie Hunt Ann Hunt A Hunt Melvin Bay Hobson Stevie Alexander Randy Alexander Mary Alexander Buddy Swint Danny Swin Joe F Harris Loudell Breeding and Johnny Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Rouse
M. H.rouse
Harkins
Nellie Hunt
Ann Hunt
We A. Hunt
Melvin Bay Hobson
Stevie Alexander
Randy Alexander
Mary Ray -Alexander
Buddy Swint
Danny ‘Swin
Joe F. Harris
Loudelt ‘Breeding
Johnny Adams
Mrs Abe Rosenzweig Reviews The Wall
Mrs Abe Rosenzweig reviewed The Wall by John Hersey at the Book Review Club meeting in the Citizens National Bank directors room. The discussion covered Nazi persecution of Jews. next reviewer will be Mrs S B Hickerson with several members and guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Rosenzweig
John Hersey
Citizens National Bante
Germany
S. B. Hickerson
Mesdames “. J. Reilly
G. A. Lillie
G. W. Robinson
J. Chatfield
Ww. L. Tifrey
A. W. Cost
Lola Palmer Hosts Party for Guest Miss Calnton
Miss Lola Kathryn Palmer honored her guest Miss Lila Calnton of Conroe with a Tuesday afternoon party at the Palmer home on Market Street Road. Refreshments were served to 25 guests. Miss Calnton will be visiting for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Kathryn Palmer
Lila Calnton
Conroe
Fal Palmier
Market Street Road
Calnton
Palmer
Friendly Acres Club Crafts Handy Household Articles
Members of the Friendly Acres Home Demonstration Club returned home Tuesday afternoon with a fine collection of household items made at a work day held at the home of Mrs. J. H Stone on Coady Road. The handicraft included mugs and ice tubs made from bottles and hand etched trays. Luncheon was served to the first members and two guests.
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Friendly Acres
J. H Stone
Coady Road
Fie St
First Christian Church Circles Pick Foreign Missionary Names
The reorganized circles of the First Christian Church’s Women’s Fellowship held their initial meeting on Tuesday naming each circle after a foreign missionary. They studied a Bible lesson from Strong Bow of God and planned projects to send books and teaching aids to the Bookmobile for Negro children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship of the
First Christian Church
Ach
Bow of God
Dwight Stevenson
Southern Christian Institute
J. Pearce
E. T. Johnson
Vida Elliott
Bilaspur
India
B. J. Tapp
EC. Woods
I Iself
Allen Huber
Manila
Philippine Islands
Alvin Ward
Arnold Robbins
Ross Head
Hart Mitchel
Mondombe
Africa
D. A. Wheeler
Iesson
Clyde Jones
Jack Andrews
H. Smiley
Damon
Indian
Conway Hart
BD. O. Huddle
W. EB. Pendleton
Clyde Foltz
J. Rob
Personal Notes On Trips And Visits In The Area
Local residents report vacations and visits from Mexico and Oklahoma. Highlands residents C Worris and Raymond Brock returned from Mexico. Prinzer Houseguests include A R Prinzer and family with E J Pugh and Warner from Oklahoma City and F Rahnert with Annie B from Bryan. Olie Ostrum Sr and Frances plan a trip to Mexico with Patricia Ainsworth. Barbver returns to Brigham Young University Provo for the summer term. J R Radican of Wolfe City visits daughter and son‑in‑law J W Baker of 1303 Pine.
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Mexico
C. Worris
Highlands
Raymond Brock
Coady
J. R. Radican
Wolfe City
J. W. Baker
Pine
Baby Girl Rescued as Parents Die in Farm Fence Tragedy
Neighbors pulled 1 month old Carolyn Cox from danger just as she neared a sizzling electrified fence. R. L. Cox, 23, was electrocuted wiring the fence at his rural farm five miles from town. his 19-year-old wife rushed to help but was also fatally burned by the hot wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox City
Carolyn Cox
R. L. Cox
GOP Enter Race For County Judge And Commissioners
Harris County Republicans plan to nominate candidates for county judge and five commissioners at a Taylor School Auditorium convention. They oppose Democrat Sam Hoover if he secures the August 26 run off nomination. Joe Ingraham leads the effort as party chairman and says breaches are possible in other district races with state conventions set for August 3 in Galveston and August 27 for district races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Sam Hoover
Pasadena
Hoover
Joe Ingraham
Taylor School
Jacob Yoes
Hugh A. May
Ingraham
Harris County
Galveston
Hungary Sends Hospital Train to North Korea
In Budapest a hospital train funded by the Hungarian public was en route to North Korea via Russia. Fifteen Hungarian doctors will serve aboard the train, which departed five days ago, and are awaiting arrival in Pyongyang, the capital.
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Budapest
Hungary
Npr
North Korea
Russia
Pyongyang
Basic China Pattern for Dress Up or Down Occasions
The article explains adapting china presentation to mood and occasion with mats, napkins, or linen cloths. It recommends a simple adjustable pattern with gold detailing, showing a spray of gold flowers and a single opposite bloom, rimmed in 24 karat gold, on creamy translucent china.
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China
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Far East
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Friendly Acres Club
First Christian Church Circles
Ert Barnes
Prosonno Shah
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Galey & Lord
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Ars Bennie Royder
Fa. Royder, Jr
YF. Nichols
Raye
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Ase Ty Ais
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Chiropractic Clinic
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Floyd L. Boston
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