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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1961

Page

7

Crape Myrtle Declared Baytown City Flower Festival Peak

Baytown selects crape myrtle as the city flower during July 1 to 15 with a peak in bloom. Garden clubs plant and care for crape myrtle along Texas highways and parks, with blooms in red pink white and purple. Propagation is mainly by cuttings, fall planting, and pruning after bloom. Care requires good drainage, humus rich soil, and mildew control with sulfur or fungicide.

Baytown Baytown City Harris County Texas

Garden Club Guest Day Tea draws seventy five attendees

Baytown Garden Club wrapped up its year with a Guest Day Tea at the home of Mrs. A V Bloom, 1005 Lindenwood. Hostesses included Mrs. B D Thomas and others. floral centerpieces, fresh fruit and cookies, and a copper and gold theme highlighted rooms as Mrs. J W Thurman presided over tea service. The next meeting will be Sept 5 at Mrs. Bloom's residence.

Garden Club Baytown Garden Clu A. V. Bloom Lindenwood B. D. Thomas M. M. Martin F. C. Saxon R. H. Weaver Bloom J. W. Thurman

Sun's policy on baby birthday pictures explained

The Sun outlines rules for birthday photos in Mack and white tones. Photos must be at least six days before the birthday and are accepted for celebrants up to six years old with no printing charge. Publication on the exact date is not guaranteed but attempted, and return of pictures is not guaranteed though usually returned. Readers may contact The Sun's women's department with questions.

the Sun Women’s Department of the Sun

Army PFC Patrick Joins Order of Gold Patriots

PFC Thomas L. Patrick, son of Mr and Mrs Willie Patrick of Baytown, joins the Seventh U S Army Order of Gold Patriots while serving with the 51st Infantry in Germany. Members pledge to save a percentage of their pay monthly to curb gold outflow from the U S.

ARMY Thomas L. Patrick Willie Patrick Baytown Seventh U. S. Army Order of Gold 51St Infantry Germany U.S

Wardrobe patterns advertised for spring summer 1961

Fashion notes promote Marian Martin Printed Pattern 9166 for missy sizes 10 to 20 with jacket skirt and sleeve less dress options. Includes yardage details and mailing cost of 50 cents plus 10 cents for first class shipping. Baytown Sun pattern dept address in New York. Also 100 fashion finds color catalog available for 35 cents.

Marian Martin Baytown Sun Pattern Dept West 18Th St New York N.Y

Bridge Talk- Diana Davis Bridges Win

Baytown Duplicate Bridge Club held a morning session with Miss Diana Davis and Plowden Bridges atop the north and south divisions. Mothers Mrs. H. T. Davis and Mrs. W. H. Bridges placed third, with other local pair standings noted in the Community House. A master point session is planned for next Wednesday at 9 30 a m. Baytown Cup results from Monday night list winners in north south and east west divisions.

Bayown Duplicate Bridge Club Collegians Diana Davis Plowden Bridges H. T. Davis W. H. Bridges W. A. Jones E. T. Dahlquist M. M. Hillis P. Blumberg J. Bradshaw Jack Jacobs C. H Dawson C. H. Dawson

Window Shopping Is An Inexpensive Hobby

HAL BOYLE notes window shopping as a frugal pastime in New York, where a person walks miles to mentally buy gadgets seen in shop windows. The “game” toys with a mythical bankroll, savoring the idea of owning items while spending nothing. The piece highlights the human urge to compare wants with others’ needs and suggests the hobby is best enjoyed solo.

Hal Boyle The NEW York

Wedding Bells for Barbara Morgan and Ernest Odom at Cedar Bayou

Miss Barbara Morgan married Ernest Lee Odom Friday night at Cedar Bayou Church of Christ with Pastor Caruthers officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Morgan of Beaumont, wore white lace over taffeta, a pearl tiara, and carried a white orchid bouquet on a white Bible. Maid of honor Vivian Marie Andrews and best man Gene Odom attended. cousins Kenneth Odom and Elvis Istri performed usher duties. A reception at the Morgan home followed, with house party members listed among the guests.

Ernest Lee Odom Cedar Bayou Church of Christ Barbara To Morgan Cedar Bayou Church of Christ C. T. Caruthers Peace Tabernacle Odom H. C. Morgan Beaumont E. A. Odom Baytown Erina Vivian Marie Andrews Robstown Gene Odom Kenneth Odom Elvis Istri Bathul, Price Janelle Rice Patsy Crawford Bonnie Lee Waltens Eunice Holder Peggy McDaniel Douglas! Williams Beatumont Paul Shannon San Antonio James Rachel Dudley Andrews Charlie Hansen

Langston Baxley Wedding Plans Announced

Miss Jo Helen Langston of Mont Belvieu and J T Baxley of Houston announce final wedding plans. The ceremony is at 8 p m Saturday at Mont Belvieu First Baptist Church with Rev W W Grant officiating. Guests include maid of honor Marcus Ann Langston and bridesmaids Mrs Truman Black. best man Gene Groves. groomsmen Tim Poke Cooper. ushers C J Cotton Randy McCollum and Paul Cooper. Reception at the Langston home. Rehearsal dinner Friday night at Holly Inn.

Jo Helen Langston Mont Belvieu J. T. Baxley Houston Mont Belvieu First Baptist Church W. W. Grant Marcus Ann Langston Truman Black Karen and Kyle Kelley Gene Groves Tim Poke Cooper Beaumont C. J. Cotton Randy McCollum Paul Cooper Marcus Lerangston Vernon Cook San Anntonio Bobby Jo Austin Warner Laughlin Dennig Langston Linda Strathton Holly Inn

Channelview Library Reading Club Sets Summer Theme

Children ages six through 12 may join the Channelview Library Reading Club which has chosen Flying Saucers to Adventure as the summer theme. Mrs. Al Barnes supervises activities and every child must read 15 books of varied theme during the summer. Around July 1 the program moves to the new library building on Crockett Street and Highway 73, with completion expected soon.

Channelview Library Reading Club al Barnes Lbrary Crockett Street Highway 73

Mrs Kaminski Wins Games Party Door Prize

Mrs Francis Kaminski of Highlands won the door prize at a games party sponsored by Baytown Grandmothers at the Community House Tuesday. Lemma Longbotham handled donations and L Enoch presided at the registry. Cupcakes cookies and coffee were served. Grandmothers set a games party for 7 30 p.m Thursday in the Optimist Building.

Francis Kaminski Highlands Baytown Lemma Longbotham L. Enoch Optimist

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