Miss Melanie Hinton Weds David Pittman One Ceremony
Miss Melanie Hinton married David Pittman in a double ceremony at First Methodist Church on June 4. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Hinton of Baytown, wore an empire gown of candlelight satin and Chantilly lace with a cathedral veil. The groom is son of Mrs. Lee Botard of Bata. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Pam Going and bridesmaids from Huntsville and Angleton. Best man Larry Pittman. groom's party included brothers and friends from Mart Fort Worth and Houston. Guests and house party helped host the reception. the couple will reside in Huntsville.
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Glenalka Mri
icClendon
Ya Mellya
Paul A. Hinton
Baytown
Pittman
Lee Botard
Bata
Leon
Chantilly
Pam Going
Richard
Tanner
Brent
Brunson
Herman Johnson
Michael Pace
Huntsville
Sheila Pool
Angleton
Larry Pittorent
Mart
Doonié Pittman
My3
Ricky French
Gina Nunez
Dana Hinton
Lisa Hinton
Larry Pillman
Donnie Pile Tiveston
Ross 8
Sterling High School
Joe College
Sam Houston Site University
Bidna' High School
BHSU
Baytown Birth Announcements for May and June
New arrivals from Baytown include Donald Ray Stevens born May 26 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital weighing seven pounds two ounces. Scoh Eric Landry born May 28 at the same hospital weighing four pounds four ounces, with brother Christopher. Darie Ann Lewellyn born June 3 weighing six pounds twelve ounces. Shana Lea Maywald born May 20 weighing seven pounds ten ounces. Courtney Nicole Davis born May 28 at Spring Branch Memorial weighing unknown. Grandparents and great grandparents listed for each family.
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Stevens
Donald Hay Stevens
Baytown
Donald Ray
San Jacinta Methodist Hospital
Krist Kay
Alma M. Stevens
Colston Broussard
Port’ Arthur
Landry
Glenn Landry
Scoh Eric
Sindacinto, Methodist Hospital
Christopher
LC. Landers
G. F. ‘Landry
P. G. Sanders
Conroe
F. B. Durham
Warren
Maywald
Russell A. Maywald Jr
Shana Lea
Gulf Coast Hospital
Homer Varnellie
Russell A. Maynald Sr
Ban Len
D. R. Price
Alvin
Cecil Taylor
Expansion Attracted To Metros
Major metropolitan areas continue to attract most new plants and factory expansions in Texas, says economist Dry Hichard May. In 1976 only 17 percent of new plants were outside metro areas. 1878 figures show most were metro located. Factors shaping site choice include trucking, police, water supply, sewage and waste disposal, and protection of contracts.
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Metropalitan
Texas
Hichard
Texas Agricul
T Hat
Korat
Floyd
Runa
Ttt
Charity Tennis Tourney to Benefit Muscular Dystrophy Group
The King of the Hill Tennis Circuit quarterfinals start at 2 p.m. June 12 at Astro Arena Houston. Celebrity players Rob Reiner Bill Cosby James Franciscus and Chad Evert join the event. Proceeds go to the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Tickets available at Greater Houston Bank and Astrodome Ticket Office.
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Auder
Astro Arena
Houston
Rob Reiner
Bill Cosby
James Franciscus
Chad Evert
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Greater Houston Bank
Astrodome
Sessions Slated In Gymnastics At Baytown YMCA
The Baytown YMCA announces an eight week gymnastics session starting June 27 for ages eight and up. Classes meet twice weekly with separate times for tots and older children, including lessons on uneven bars balance beam and tumbling. Registration runs through June 18 for current attendees and from June 17 for others. fees are $14 member and $25 non member.
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Baytown
McBride Webber Wedding Held At Tony Ot The Rev
Laurie Webber and McBride united in marriage June 4 with Rev Bonner officiating. Bride daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Webber of La Porte and Mr. and Mrs. J C McBride of Woodhollow. gown of white lace with illusion veil. Attendants included sister Mrs David A Chamberlain as matron, best man Ben May, groomsmen Max Febbo, Tracy Carroll, John Garey. Reception and pre wedding events noted. couple to reside in Baytown after trip to Acapulco.
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McBride
Tony Ot
Robert Bonner
Eleanor Fisher
Joseph F. Webber
la Porte
J.C. McBride
Bishop She
White Hall Bridge Club Meeting and Charity Winners
The White Hall Bridge Club will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Community Building. Ita Jones and Sue Cale led the charity tournament, with Ruby Jennings and Pat Swanson second. Frances Wheeler and Martin Ryan tied for third with Robert and Olga Franks, while Harvey and Mary McKay were fourth.
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White Hall’ Bridge Club
Ita Jones
Sue Cale
Ruby Jennings
Pat Swanson
Frances Wheeler
Martin Ryan
Robert
Olga Franks
Harvey
Mary McKay
Elfth
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Sterling Municipal Library
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Islex Custom Charge
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Mill Creek
Culpepper Warehouse E Showroom
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Dain Irby
Theresa
Soreek
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Booth
Cindy McBride
Amber McBride
Melanie Knight
Philip Nivens
Altera
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Mexico
Robert E. Lee High School
Lee College
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Doris “Burefi
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Gray May
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