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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
4
Mrs. W L Ilfrey will review The World in Your Garden at the Dirt Gardeners Horticulture Club meeting at 9 20 a m Wednesday in the home of Mrs W G Mettke 1501 Adams Mrs Jona Tipton will be co hostess
The Happy Grandmothers Club plans a breakfast at 5 a.m. Wednesday at Eda Mae Bass home 606 Denby. Admission is 50 cents per person. The menu features pecan and eggs and jelly. The public is invited.
Hearing aid audience can receive a free audiometric analysis. Whether wearing a device or not, Sonotone promotes accessible hearing evaluation.
Miss Barbara Aylor bride elect of Johnny May was honored at a pre nuptial shower at 5509 Bayway Drive hosted by Mrs. Joe Aylor and four hostesses. About 45 guests attended. gifts included an electrical appliance. The couple plans to wed June 6 at St Josephs Catholic Church.
An extraordinary statement from supporters touts two new healing substances named Bio-Drne discovered by two world famous research institutes. The products Preparation H and another ointment claim to end piles and are available at drug counters in suppository or ointment form.
Lisa Anne Niederauer of Bryan became the bride of Adrien F. Drouilhet II at St. Marys Chapel College Station. The ceremony was officiated by Msgr Harry Drouilhet with a white chrysanthemum floral setting. The couple will reside in Bryan, a college student groom, and out-of-town guests included Niederauer and Drouilhet family members from multiple Texas cities.
Mr and Mrs James D Gainey announce the adoption of a daughter Angela Marie born May 20 weighing seven pounds Grandparents are Mr and Mrs ee L Trippe Baytown and Mr and Mrs H E Shall Mountain View Ark
Betty Eckert a Robert E. Lee High School graduate was honored at an informal party hosted by Mrs. J R Derrett at 200 Williams. Her mother Mrs. W M Eckert attended as corsages of red and white carnations were given. Co hosts were Mrs. Donald Derrett and Mrs. J R Reed. About 50 guests enjoyed red and white decor, anthuriums, and refreshments.
Mrs J L Bridges was recently elected president of the William E Travis Elementary Parents Council as members met in the school auditorium Leon Legler principal spoke on the enriched reading program and nine months results Certificates of honor were presented to homeroom mothers Mrs Tyron St Clair led the business meeting Mrs Charles Quarles gave a report Airs David Evans vice president Mrs W H Russell secretary and Mrs Roy Swafford treasurer were elected as officers
The W. E. Braden family of Crosby attended two graduation ceremonies. Braden and sons Robert, Timmie, and Billy were at Sally Braden’s graduation from St Joseph’s Junior High in Baytown. Beverly Braden gained a Latin award at Nazarene Academy in Victoria and qualified for the National Merit Exam. Beverly will join the novitiate at Incarnate Word in Victoria in August.
The Service League of Baytown begins a summer program at Sterling Municipal Library on June 2, with weekly 45 minute sessions each Tuesday through August for children aged five to eight. Three league members lead each hour with stories poems songs and games led by Mrs Armstrong Mrs Gidley and Mrs Willson.Reading list includes Prince Bertram the Bad by Arnold Lobel and Tar Baby from Uncle Remus tales by Joel Chandler Harris.
The Wooster Baptist Gleaners Class held a salad supper Thursday night at the John T. Johnson home with 49 members, their husbands and honorary members attending. The menu included meat, vegetables, fruit and green salads, plus cake, coffee and tea. Guests played 42 and pitched horseshoes and washers. Mrs Johnson teaches the class and Mrs E C Williams was party chairman.
Lois Ann Schwartkopf was honored at a going away dinner hosted by Stephanie Steffler at the Elks Pool. Mrs Date Schwartkopf presided at a poolside lunch of hamburgers French fried potatoes soft drinks and ice cream cones. The Schwartzkopf family plans move to Houston Monday with guests including Karen Blomstrom Anna Margaret Clemments Karyn Brown Debbie Cathey Smith Mrs W E Smith and Mr and Mrs Robert H Steffler.
Mrs. Bernard A Selensky of Bryan formerly of Baytown was honored with a stork shower at 1221 Cedar Bayou Road hosted by Mrs H B Kitzman Sr and Mrs A C Kitzman. Pink and blue decor included sweet peas dahlias baby pictures and pastel rosettes. About 20 guests enjoyed pink and blue booties pink cloud punch and coffee with out of town attendees from Houston Cypress and other areas.
REL high school graduates Carolyn Mickenheim Rose Newman Gail Lawrence Marian Tindell Sue Hickey Raymond Westen and Jeanette Bartton were honored with a spaghetti dinner hosted by Martha Murphy at 1010 Patsy Drive. The menu featured spaghetti French bread green salad cold drinks and cake decorated with Seniors 61.
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