Baytonian Heads to Crossroads Africa Project Trip
Magdalena Gonzalez a Trinity senior majoring in elementary education travels Friday with 259 U S students and faculty to participate in the Crossroads Africa project. The mission, organized by the BUtthing Foundation with support from Jack ne BUtthing, aims to foster cooperation between American and African groups. Gonzalez is a member of Kappa Psi Omicron, Vega TX Education Association and Student Christian Council, and will study and assist in two year program plans.
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United States
James H. Robinson
J. M. Gonzalez
Canada
Africa
Gaytown
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Lee
Magdalena
Trinity An A
Jack Ne Butthing
Kappa Psi Om Vega
Texas State Education Association
Student Christian Council At
Trinity
Washington
bCc
New York
West
East Africa
Kenya
Fast
Thika
Nairobi
Lach
First Presbyterian Church
San Antonio
Collleagues
Jin Africa
Women’s Society Leads Cedar Bayou Church Meeting
Mrs. C. C. Whitley presided over the Cedar Bayou Methodist Church Women’s Society meeting. June and July circles set schedules for Faith Martha Joy and Dulvena groups. A mission trip to Africa titled Magdalena Flight plans includes June departure, Kenya hospital work, and a $900 participant fee.
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Cedar Bayou Methodist Church Women's Society
H. A. Going
Forrest McKinney
F. M. Moyers
C. L. Williams
B.D. West
Mbs
S.A. Wilhite
F. W. McKinney
W. T. Busch
Ted Simms
Paul Goodman
A. M. Wilburn
Don Duran
Burt Davison
Faith Circle
White
Circle
Ivy Smith
Kirele
Martha Circle
Joy Circle
B. A. DeShong
Willing Workers Circle
Miss Barrow and Mike Frazier Wedding Plans
Final plans announced for the wedding of Judy Ann Barrow daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Barrow and Michael Graham Frazier son of Mr and Mrs W W Frazier. The ceremony is set for 6 30 p m Friday at Central Baptist Church with Rev Thomas Kimball officiating. Mrs C L Simpson will be matron of honor and best man will be Dick Frazier. Ushers Bill Frazier and Charles Tucker. Mrs H L Powers will assist with houseparty duties for the reception at the church.
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Judy Ann Barrow
W. H. Barrow
Michael Graham
Mike) Frazier
W. W. Frazier
Central Baptist Church
Thomas Kimball
C. L. Simpson
Fashion pattern ad for Marian Martin Baytown Sun
Wenrinn Maat promotes FIT AND FLARE dress patterns with standaway cuff collars or round necklines in bright cottons silks or blends. Pattern 9208 Misses sizes Iv 12 14 16 18. collared view needs 5 yards 3. Send fifty cents plus sixteen cents mailing to Pattern Dept New York NY with name address zone size and style number. Extra catalog offers 106 styles for all sizes with a request to send tic
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Baytown Sun
Pattern Dept
West
Sth
New York
Barbara Ann Williams and Duaine Jacobs wed in Houston
Miss Barbara Ann Williams and Duaine Jacobs were married at St. Joseph Church in a ceremony officiated by Rev. William Tinney. The bride wore magnolia Chantilly lace with pearls and carried white orchid, lilies, and greenery. attendants included Maid of Honor Carol Dauterive and bridesmaids Jo Ann Bender and JoAnn Davis. After a reception at Knights of Columbus Hall, the couple will reside in Royal Palms Apartments, Houston. The bride is a Robert E. Lee graduate. the groom, an REL and A&M College alumnus, is a draftsman at Metallic in Houston.
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Duaine William Jacobs
W. D. Williams
E. ‘Sterling
William Jacobs
Colby Drive
Wilian Tinney
Otis Magee
Carol Dauterive
New Orleans
Vy Acana
Jo.Ann Bender
Racliff
JoAnn Davis
Gene Smith
Ben Hilyard
Mike Hayes
Bob Heslur
Richard Goodman
Knights of Columbus Hall
Evelyn Riddle
Judy Morris
Doris Rubin
Vickie Williams
Sandra Dil- Japunty Dai
Austin
Royal Palms
Royal Palms Apartments
Houston
Robert E. Lee High School
Southwestern Business School
Jacobs
REL
A&m College
Metallic
ChanView Eastern Star Ready For Installation
ChanView Chapter of Eastern Star announces an open installation at 8 to 4 p.m. Saturday at the C. A. Hall. Mrs. Ernestine Gray and Joe S. Former Lodge will install worthy matron and worthy patron. Mrs. Dee Elmore conducts the ceremony with assistants including Mrs. D. P. Gilsteap and Mrs. Isabelle Burns.
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Ernestine Gray
Joe S
Sheldon Road
Rodgers
Leslie Gray
Jerry Ray Rod
Channelview Chapter
Eastern
D. P. Gilsteap
Bia Star
C. A
Dee Elmore
FE. M. Gray
Rock Hill affair shows miscue at Democratic event
In Rock Hill South Carolina Dero Cook a Democratic candidate for governor faced a political slip during a reception in the banquet room lined with women hosts and party workers. The scene featured attendees including Mrs Valida Driskell secretary and others as speakers addressed the crowd amid mounting tension and hopeful remarks.
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Rock Hill
S.C
Derok Cook
V. Gartman
George Dyl- Spartantarg
Tesla
B.G. Newman
Gray
Burchett Birth Announced in Abilene
Mr and Mrs Kermit Burchett of Abilene announce the birth of a son Kermit Mark on June 5 weighing pounds. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs J T Weaver of Abilene and Mr and Mrs Chester Burchett of Baytown with great grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Wright of Cisco.
Dirt Gardeners Club Screens For Screening At Meeting
Dirt Gardeners Club met Tuesday morning for a program on screening given by Mrs. H. C. Dismukes. She defined screening as using vines fences or hedges to seclude a part of the house and cautioned gardeners to visualize mature shrub sizes to avoid overgrowth. Mrs. Dismukes recommended yaupon as ideal for the area, discussed fence design offsets, and demonstrated with a styro foam model. The group voted to buy Exotica, and coffee was served. High point prize went to Mrs. J. E. Starling for her blood lily plant. Next meeting will cover Bees under Mrs. J. Fred Hederhorst.
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Imet
H. C. Dismukes
C. H. Tipton
Wright
Ollie Gay Pelly
Dismukes
J. E. Starling
India
Australia
Elizabeth Schiller
Dairy month drives Texas markets with abundant produce
The Associated Press notes June as dairy month nationwide with dairy product displays and special buys. Eggs and broiler-fryers are priced low to boost use while fruit and veg volumes rise. New potatoes and watermelons show higher supply and lower wholesale prices. cantaloupes face delays from wet weather. Florida citrus and bananas remain strong. frozen orange juice reserves are large. peaches from the South are moving, prices easing but still high. cucumbers and lettuce also cheaper.
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Associated Press
Texas
Agriculture Marketing Service
Florida
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