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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1960
Page
4
Members and attendees of the Lee College Ski Club gathered for a water skiing event with a Wiener roast and a dance. The informal gathering featured members enjoying water sport displays and socializing through food and music.
Four new Humble Country Club directors include two Baytown men. Craddock and Wilder join from Humble CU Refining, with Levi Coandack Maynant and Helen Wilder from the Baytown plant. Jean Leonard and Pid from Houston divisions also join. Each will serve a three year term. Outgoing president BR Burch of Pasadena and retiring Baytown member G R Curtin oversee the 13 member board. The directors meeting follows a membership meeting.
The Cedar Bayou Junior High Parents Council announced its first meeting of the year for September 28. The executive committee met at the home of president Mrs. H. C Reeder to discuss plans aimed at strengthening the organization and a get acquainted affair. Attendees included Mrs. R. L. Klima and several other members.
Duplicate bridge winners were announced from the Baytown Community House event directed by O H Davison. First place east and west: Mrs Fred Hartman and Mr Hugh Stewart. North and south first: Mrs E Wisma and Mrs James Harrop. Third: Mrs Robert Gillitte and Mrs John Henderson. Other winners included Mrs Jap Bradshaw with Mrs A Enderll and Mrs W N Love with Mrs William Marrop. Next games at 7 00 am Monday after the Community House.
Wesleyan Service Guild of Grace Methodist Church held a picnic at the summer cottage of Mr and Mrs Bert Black on Wednesday night for members and guests. Miss Davida Thompson and Miss Sylvia McKinstry recently returned from Lakeview Methodist Assembly. Mrs Charles Bonner also attended from Grace Methodist. The guild will meet next Wednesday at Mrs FE Q Camp's home Rosewood. Mrs La Dell Hillard will present the devotional. Mint growing in your garden is discussed with leaf chopping tips.
Johnny Kennedy instructor from Baytown presented a film on mouth to mouth rescue breathing at the Pilot Club gathering. The session covered drowning, electric shock, and suffocation scenarios, stressing quick action as crucial for survival and noting breathing rates affect survival after four minutes. Dr Tils and VP Watton presided in the president’s absence.
Four generations of the D. J. Odom family gathered at Roseland Park Pavilion for Mrs. Odom's birthday celebration. Attendees included relatives from La Porte Houston Chan nelview and others. meeting and hospitality followed with a luncheon for 68 family members and seven visitors.
United Presbyterian Women at First Presbyterian Church schedule visitation next week. Circles Seven and Eight meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the church. Circles One and Two meet at 9:30 a.m. Thursday. Mrs. Wo FE Warner hosts Circle Seven at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Mrs. C D Corbell will lead Bible study and Mrs. Virgil Hargis will present the program. The item includes a recipe for celery au gratin and an advertisement for pattern guides from Iris Lane and a 1960s style book promotion from Tome Arts.
The Mary Lillie Circle of Shiloh Baptist Church shares recipes sent to The Baytown Sun, featuring crab patties meat loaf shrimp stew and desserts. Officers listed are president Mrs W W Haller secretary Mrs R B Founds and program chair Mrs Roy Campbell.
Mrs Morris presides as president of the Anéhuac Legion Auxiliary post 101 with officers elected by secret ballot. New leaders include Hilda Alice Morris president, Cleo Jones second vice president, Jewed Duviden treasurer, and Florence Debner chaplain. Delegates to the state convention in Dallas August 12 to 14 named and alternates listed. Eva Pearl George honored with a bronze pin for recruiting over 50 members.
Veal that shows soft red bones and minimal external fat with nearly no fat in the flesh is pale pink. The texture and color indicate a lean, tender cut suitable for light cooking.
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