Wedding at First Baptist Featured Courtship and Details
The article recounts the marriage of Miss Mery Jordan Flynt to John Flynt at First Baptist, with extensive ceremony notes. It lists attendants, bridesmaids, ushers, reception details, wedding attire, and post nuptial plans, plus out of town guests and future home in Baytown. Includes background on both families and ties to Baytown, Briggs, and Galveston. The piece also notes other local social events and a mention of the Mont Cenis tunnel as a separate fact.
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John Flynt
Gameoyin First Baptist
Bryan
Eula Pearl Flynt
Baytown
Bill Flynt
Briggs Air Force Base
St el Pate
Wilbur Scott
Glenn Alexander
Immy Mallory
Bob Stout
Mallory
Stout
Alta Sue Slone
Market Street Road
Joanne Cannon
Connie Rail
Jeanette Garber
Janie Bramielt
Galveston
Robert E. Ler High
Lee College
Hertis County Federal Savings and Loan Association
Robert E. Lee
Texas A and M College
College Station
Jerry Wickerson
John H. Miller
Akron
Ohio
Earl Butler
Reba
Lampasas
Jess Friday
Eleanor Grieg
New England
Boston
Manhattan
Warren
Ezzard Charles
Nightclub Owner Bans Low Necklines in Manhattan
Everett Warren owner of Tony's Caprice on the East Side announces private rules mirroring Boston censors to curb plunging necklines. He cites winter social excess and argues attire distracts patrons and harms business. He compares his stance to prudish standards from his Boston days.
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Jay Breen
New York
Manhattan
Everett Warren
Tony
Boston
Social Register
Beantown
Warren
Angelina Peet Engaged to George Kostas in Houston
The engagement of Miss Angelina Peet of Houston to George Kostas, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Kostas of Haverhill, is announced. The ceremony is set for June 22 at the Greek Orthodox church in Houston with a reception in the Shamrock hotel Grecian room. Miss Peet, a University of Houston graduate, works as a stenographer at Humble Oil. Kostas, a Northeastern BS graduate, is in graduate study at the University of Texas and heads R&D at General Tire in Baytown.
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Marrigge
Angelina Peet
Maria Peet
Rusk
Houston
George Kostas
Kaneas
Tom
Hellenic Orthodox Church
Yoakum Blvd
Rereglan
Shamrock Hotel
Miss Peet
University of Houston
Ilauston
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Kostas
James Kostas
Haverhill
Mars
Northeastern University
Boston
University of Texas
Baytown
General Tire End Rubber Ca
Girl Scouts Camp Opens Monday at Camp Reber
Baytown Girl Scouts start their annual summer day camp Monday at Camp Reber with eight sites. Buses will pick up and return girls at regular stops including Cedar Bayou, Ashbel Smith, Lamar, Horace Mann, Highlands, Ligthning Read and Hardware, Lakewood Gates, Wooster Fire Station, and San Benito School, with 8:15 to 8:40 a.m. pickup times.
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Baytown
Camp Reber
Scout
Cedar Bayou School
Ashbel Smith
Lamar
Horace M
Highlands
Lignehbing Peed and Hardware
Lakewood Gates
Wooster
San Jennito School
Friends Of Library Meet Monday Night
The executive committee of the Friends of the Library will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Harris Counts Federal Sayings and Loan association building. Plans for a July general membership meeting will be mapped, with county librarian Mary P. Butler of Houston as speaker.
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Friends of the Library
Robert Gillette
Harris
AR Padgett
Art League exhibit at Lee College gallery opens Monday
The Art League of Baytown opens its first semi annual show at Lee College art gallery from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. Watercolors pastels and oils will be displayed in the painting division. Ceramics and weaving pieces are also shown with each charter member limited to eight works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art League of Baytown
Lee College Art Gallery
Calendar notes for Monday community events
Pythian sisters meet at 7 30 p m at City Hall. Le Livre at Community House at 7 30 p m. Rainbow Girls at Masonicus at 7 p m. Woman's Auxiliary of First Presbyterian Church at 9 30 a m. Susanna Wesley circle of St Mark's Methodist at Bira XN Brill 2801 Virginia at 7 39 p m. Spiritual life group of First Presbyterian sanctuary at 10 a m.
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le Livre
Rainbow Girls
Masonicus
First Presbyterian
Susanna Wesley
St Mark's Methodist
Brill
Virginia
Spiritual Life Group
Der. Crosby Admits New Crooners Challenge His Style
ALINE MOSBY HOLLYWOOD report: Bing Crosby concedes younger crooners like Johnny Ray draw crowds while he remains confident in his soft, measured approach for records and radio. He criticizes the current vogue of emotional shouting, notes rivals, and jokes about his hospital scare after a four show night. He praises Rosemary Clooney and other new singers, and rides his bicycle to the studio with a Minute Maid sign.
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Aline Mosby
Hollywood
Bing Crosoy
Johnny Ray
Bing
Waller
Crosby
Ray
der Bingle
Frank
Sinatra
Rudy Vallee
Jolson
Nick Lucas
Cliff
Don Cornell
Die Fisher
Guy Mitchell
Minute Maid
Juice Boy
Mrs Hoffman Reviews Emily Kimbroughs Book
Mrs Hoffman reviews Through Charleys Door by Emily Kimbrough for the Reviewer club. The club met at the Community House with emphasis on Kimbroughs experiences as editor of a Chicago fashion magazine. Next review will be My Cousin Rachel by Daphne DuMaurier, to be led by Mrs Sam R Bethea.
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T. M. Hoffman
Emily Kimbrough
Just Folks Names N Notes Betty seeks first job chance
A shy 19 year old Betty Cuthbertson, deaf from birth, plans to enter the business world and learn typing and filing. She reads lips, signs well, and hopes for an office or secretary position while her family helps her explore options. Also noted are travel plans of the Mullers and several Baytown residents visiting relatives across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Cuthbertson
Betty
J.C. Cuthbertson
Texas School For the Deaf
Austin
Lee Collenge
Workess
Mrs Cox To Lead Spiritual Life Parley At First Presbyterian
Mrs Cox will lead a discussion on the book of Proverbs at 10 am Monday for the spiritual life group. Women are asked to bring Bibles and a covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Members from the church are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BM. Tox
First Presbytery
Bays II chair named for national auxiliary committee
Mrs. Bays II, widow of Baytown, appointed by the NAIA president to serve as national expansion chairman for the Ledge s affiliated organization. Her duties include expanding auxiliaries across states, chiefly Texas and Louisiana, with the Baytown group affiliated with NAIA for one year after probation. The Baytown League met at Mrs. Frank Goss’s home to discuss the Golden Age club for Baytown residents ages, with weekly meetings at Trinity Episcopal parish house during June. Governor Shivers recently proclaimed June 10 as Golden Day in Texas, and plans were made to assist county health departments in surrounding areas during red and glad seasons. The next meeting will be at Mrs. S. T. Weaver’s home.
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George
Bays
Woman's *Service
Ledge
National Association of Junior Auxilaries
Baytown Group
Pays
Texas
Louisiana
Baytown
NAIA
Frank Goss
West Janes
Harold Halsey
Golden Age Club
League
Trinity
Episcopal Church
Shivers
Golder Genay
Leade
Mrs Davidson's Piano Recital By S C Davitse
Mrs S C Davidson presents a spring piano recital in the Community House on Monday. Sixth grade students will perform pieces. friends are invited to attend. Performers include Helen Joyce Bowers Sandra Lynn Anderson Janelle Buchaneck Betty Ann Cover Page Douglas Wendell Erwin Mexine Grimes Carale Myers Neora Pryce Don Padgett Barbara Richards Naomi Sasse Winnie Katherine B Single tary Margie Ween.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Davidse
Helen-Joyce Bowers
Sandra Lynn Anderson
Janelle Buchaneck
Betty Ann Cover
Page Douglas
Wendell
Erwin
Mexine: Grimes
Carale Myers
Wneora “Pryce
Don Padgett
Barbara Richards
Naomi Sasse
Winnie Katherine B Singletary
Margie Ween
Baptist Story Hour Set For Wooster This Summer
The Wooster Baptist Church invites children ages 1 to 10 to a summer story hour every Tuesday morning from 10 to 11. The program features divisions Liontamer and Daredevils for ages 7 to 10 and Rocket Piders for ages 1 to 10. Aire Lon Perkins, church librarian, directs the project and notes the library is open to local children 10 to 14 during Sundays and Wednesdays.
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Wooster Banti ¢Church
Phese
Liontamer
Daredevils
Tor
Ledder- Fer
Staup
Tollam
Aire Lon Perkins
Perents
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Ann Nordan
Robert Peel
Mery
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Friends of Library
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Pythian Sisters
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Mrs. Hoffman
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