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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1960
Page
3
Houston Panhellenic Association sponsors a College Forum Festival from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the University of Houston Cullen Auditorium for area girls and parents. It offers rush registration, a fashion show, and discussions on sororities and rush rules as part of college life.
Karen Fayle four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Fayle celebrated her birthday with a party at their home 1008 Polly Saturday. Fifteen children played games and enjoyed ice cream and cake Prizes were won by Criss Dipple and Delanie Pryor Adult guests included grandparents Mrs Edah Mae Macon and Mr and Mrs Faylette Fayle and great grandmother Mrs Cora Fayle all of Bay town
A Friday afternoon ceremony at First Southern Presbyterian Church in Austin united Miss Katherine Eben Armendt and Howard Cook of Spartanburg. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Frederick Louis Banowsky and Dr. Brad Armendt, wore a white Chinese brocade dress with a Queen Anne lace cap veil and carried white roses. Attendants included Mrs. Le Roy Holcomb of Pasadena. James L. Cornette served as best man. The Rev. John W. Lancaster officiated. reception followed at the Driskill Hotel Maximilian Room. The couple plans a white sheath trip dress. the bride holds a BA from the University of Texas and Cook is a Clemson graduate and math instructor at UT.
Mr and Mrs Robert E Barton of 1702 McFarland announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Ann Barton to Duane Cartlidge son of Mr and Mrs H D Cartlidge of 1300 Houston They plan a June 15 wedding Both are Seduates of Robert E Lee High School
The Goose Creek Country Club has named committees and chairmen including Mrs. L. G. Sanders as Women’s Association chairman with a slate of officers. Other chairmen cover building, pool, rules, golf, tennis, entertainment and youth activities. The board of directors lists Robert Matherne as president and H. F. Hartman as vice president with W. J. Strickler as secretary.
Miss Margaret Loreen Mullinix and David Curtis Harrison plan a 7 p.m. Saturday ceremony at Highlands First Baptist Church. About 3,000 handicapped children from Baytown La Porte and surroundings will attend a reception at the Plantation Ranch in Liberty. The bridal party includes Rita Osborne Merikay Mullinix Candy Alexander Merikay Mullinix and Mack Mullinix with W F Wilhite as usher. Music will be by Mrs Southard and Jimmie Coleman.
Approximately 25 guests attended a graduation party Friday at the Diamond Alkali clubhouse honoring Mary Sue Wilson, a Robert E. Lee High School graduate. The event featured swimming, dancing, and a barbecue chicken dinner with a centerpiece gander and diploma-marked placecards.
Katie Lee Lawrence and R. H. Weaver were married Sunday afternoon at the Lawrence home, 604 East Texas. Rev. Chester Steele of Grace Methodist Church officiated as daisies and gladioli decorated the setting. Guests included R. W. Spain and daughter Katrina of Henderson, Leon Cox and sons Frank and Barry of San Antonio, Jimmy Weaver of Houston, and Mrs Charlie Lafert y of Bay City.
Miss Patricia Ball physical education instructor at North Texas State College at Denton visited her parents Mr and Mrs R B Ball at 2100 Utah. Her guests were Miss Elaine Clark of Dallas and Miss Donnie Johnson of Houston.
Cute bonnet and cape set pattern No 1480 from FueTe GUIDE offered for children ages 1 to 6. Includes sleeveless dress options with fabric requirements and yardage. Send 35 cents to TRIS LANE in New York for the pattern and add postage. Home Arts 60 features new 14 page style book for creative women.
Tri Cities Chapter of DeMolay plans installation of officers at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Masonic Lodge. Tommy Harrison will become master councilor, with Jimmy Bevers as senior councilor and Bill Pate as junior councilor. Other officers include Teddy Davis, Vernis Haynes, David Killough, Ronnie Arcenaux, Bubba Hooper, Francis Sweeney, and several preceptors led by Stephen Jones and Donald Caudle, among others.
Mrs J T Swint of 2800 Virginia hosted a house party coffee Saturday morning to honor her new daughter in law Mrs Donald Wayne Swint of Denton. Guests registered by Miss Elizabeth Ann Theeck with several local hostesses and out of town attendees from Houston Galena Park and Pasadena.
Mrs Darrell Smith of Mon' Wivie paints under hy craic af Leehess and presents an art show titled Pet Show at Matherne's in Baytown Thesac. The exhibit features her eight pieces focusing on animals, with local interest and regional appeal.
Mr and Mrs Joe Ted Hayes of Houston announce the birth of a daughter Mirenda Gail on June 2 at Baytown Hospital. She weighed eight pounds four ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Talbert Vinson and Mrs Ora Hayes, all of Baytown.
Betsy Moran and Leonard Calma wed in a doubles ceremony at Second Baptist Church with Miss Moran’s relatives as attendants. The couple, who left for a week in Corpus Christi, will reside at 51032 West Republic. The bride, a senior at Robert E. Lee High and employee at Bobbitt and Chambliss, wore Chantilly lace and pearls. Best man Roy Darrell Calista and a full reception followed.
Elaine Bruce and Cameron Gates were honored Sunday night at a buffet dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Emory Born. Attendees included relatives of the couple such as Dr. and Mrs. George Bruce and Mrs. 8. H. Gates, with a pastel decorated setting and a large gift presented to the engaged pair.
An old advertisement proclaims Tonic Tablets restore energy for married men and women over forty. It promises renewed vim and vitality, targeting those feeling weak and worn out due to iron deficiency.
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