Couples Schedule Nuptials Across Bay Areas This Weekend
Six or more couples are set to wed in Bay area ceremonies this weekend. Miss Barbara Fisher Roy Hofer Jr. marry at 8 pm in Bayou Methodist with Roy Bibbs assisting. Mary At Harrison to wed Richard Bing in Baytown at 7 pm in Parker Memorial church. Miss Zodje Mlor will exchange vows with Charles act of Crockett at Horace junior high in Houston. Mary Æon Nordan and Robert Peel to marry at 7 pm in Grace Methodist with Rev. M S Jordan. Memorial Baptist church hosts Sally Mealpin and Aaron Rhodes at 8 pm. Othello Oscar Hare Jr. and Nel wyn Gramling wed at 7:30 pm in First Baptist Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayou Methodist
Barbara Fisher
Roy Hofer Jr
Roy Bibbs
Cleveland
Ofos
Mary
Harrison
Richard Bing
Baytown
Parker Memory
Genodist
Houston
Zodje Mlorwylesa
Charles Act
Crockett
First Baptist
P.m
Æon Nordan
Robert Peel
Grace Methodist
M.S. Jordan
Memorial Baptist Church
Sally Mealpin
Aaron
Puffed Meringue Shells With Ice Cream and Strawberries
A vintage style recipe describes making light frothy meringue shells from egg whites at room temperature, baked slowly until crispy. Fill shells with ice cream or fruit, then top with strawberries and a sugar coated puffed corn cereal for crunch. Yield about 12 shells, 3 1/2 inches wide.
Fisher Hater wedding attendants named in newspaper item
Fisher Hater Tuesday announced attendants for their wedding planned Saturday. Miss Fisher picks Glenda Box as maid of honor and Mrs J L Bridges as matron of honor. Bridesmaids include Mona Leslie Patricia Dunn of Deer Park. Best man Barret Ray Powers. Rayford Reese Bobby Rabin and Bobby Davis serve as cousins to the bridegroom. Flower girls Emma Lee Barrington Judy Davis of Austin. Ringbearer Eputeh Diebel. Rehearsal dinner Friday at Mrs Bridges home Lakewood. Reception at Mrs M B Carters Highway M6. Friends invited through the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fisher
Hater
Glenda Box
J. L. Bridges
Mona Leslie
Patricia Dunn
Deer Park
Barret Ray Powers
Rayford Reese
Bobby Rabin
Bobby Davis
Eddie Goings
Peewee Thomas
Emma Lee Barrington
Judy Davis
Austin
R Eputeh Diebel
Harrison-King Wedding Plans Reveal Attendants
Miss Harrison and Sgt. King announced their attendants with Mrs. Charles Ray Curtis of San Bernardino as matron of honor. Sisters of the groom include Mary Lou King. Bridesmaids include Mrs. Johnny Krolczyk and Mentyne Jenkins. Best man is Sgt Bob Huffman, groomsmen Set. BA. Murphy. Candlelighters Thandra Reeves and Paul Greene with Cpl Charles Slazek as usher. Twin brother Ea Harrison to give away the bride. Rev. B. Dubberly to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harrison
Sgt. King
Charles Ray Curtis
San Bernadino
Calif
Mary Lou King
Johnny Krolczyk
Mentyne Jenkins
Huntsville
Bob Huffman
Wichita Falls
BA. Murphy
Ellington “Air Force
Thandra Reeves
Baythwo
Paul Greene
Cpl
Charles Slazek
Harrison
Ea Harcison
B. Dubberly
Wedding Vows In Crockett Plan Revealed
Miss LeMay and Spain completed wedding plans in Crockett. Mrs Horace Stubblefield Jr will attend as matron of honor with bridesmaids including Sandra Sevier Metche Bee Mary Jane Dawson Annzin Hloise Eppner Janice West and R B Amecker Jr and Mrs Walter B Morgen as attendants. Flower girls Francis Collins Cindy Turner. Best man William Byrd Jr and groomsmen Jamie Clements A B Brown Jr Clifford Haynes W R Kennedy Jr Gene Kennedy Robert Rapp S R LeSfay Jr Don McReynolds. Ringbearer Bill Brown. Bobby Amacker and Key Morgan to light the candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss LeMay
Spain
Horace Stubblefield Jr
Missex Sandra, Sevier
Metche Bee
Mary Jane Dawson
Ann Zin
Hloise Eppner
Janice West
R. B. Amecker Jr
Walter B. Morgen
Francis
Girl Scouts Cookout At Day Camp Rebel Camp Reber
Girl Scouts at Camp Reber held a cookout at Day Camp with 176 girls across Brownies I and II and intermediates preparing meals and inviting guests. Units named Moss Hut Hotpoint House of Luck led by camp leaders cleaned, built homes, and raked caves while preschoolers formed the papoose patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reber
House of Luck
Papoose Patrol
Reher
Pythian Sisters Plan For Busy Month Of June
Aquarius Temple No. 136 of the Pythian Sisters launches June activities with two member committees to contact 45 Baytown women for new membership ahead of the June 23 meeting. They will bake cookies for an Arceticalt Region Auxiliary hospital party in Houston next Sunday and stage a June birthday event. A second committee plans a birthday party for June birthdays. Preparations begin for a July 12 waste sale at a Creek political rally hosted by Knights of tents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Aquarius Temple
He & Dus
Mary Perry
Ruby Boyles
Baytown
Temple
Arceticalt” Tegion
Houston
Beulah
Ldsbery
Boyles
E- Creek
Knights of
Saracen Blade Review At Le Livre Club Meeting
The Le Livre Book Club met Monday night at the Community House lounges to discuss Saracen Blade by Yerby. Mrs R Swofford led the review with hostesses Mrs J A Farley Mrs S W Dedman and Mrs W B Allison providing refreshments. Members were appointed to the telephone committee and publicity, with amendments proposed for the constitution to be voted on next month and E W Lewis to lead the July review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C.dickson
Bac Facen
Blade
Rank Yerby
le Livre
R. Swofford
HK. M. Johnson
W. L. Martin
Paul Nevis
J. A. Farley
S.W. Dedman
W. BD. Allison
E. W. Lewis
Mrs Morton Hostess To Opportunity Class
The Opportunity Sunday School class of Central Baptist Church met at Mrs L B Morton Jr home 1915 North First Monday night Mrs B Strother read the minutes of the last meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist’ Church
L. B. Morton Jr
North First
B. Strother
Baptist Young Women camp plans and local notices
Baytown youths prepare for a Baptist Young Women camp trip to Ridgecrest North Carolina. Mary Yount of Dallas leads a bus caravan, with Carolyn Moody and Mary Ann also involved. Local families Harold Reeder, Chris Fay, Charles Fay, John Rankin attend Methodist conference in Houston. deacons to be ordained. Relatives visit C. Carlson family from South Dakota. Miss Johnie Punchard attends a Texas conference. P.H. DeVerter family travels for commencement and university activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Ridgescrest
N. C
Mary
Yount
North Ashbel
Dallas
Carolyn Moody
Nazro
Mary Ann
Dalia
Cam
Dejlas
The
Baptist Women’s Missionary, Union
Chris
Fay
Charles Fay
Emory
John H. Rankin
Calfax
Rankin
Houston
Johnie B
Punchard
Robert B
Lee High
Lee, College
Denton
Texas
North Texas State
Texas State College
Puicherd
University of Holton
Sketching Classes Begin Next Tuesday at Lee College
Miss Minnie Alice Robertson will teach summer sketching at Lee College starting Tuesday with outdoor sessions in June and July. Classes run 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. on Tuesdays in the college art room, with sessions at various local sites and options for drawing painting ceramics and pottery. registration is Wednesday from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
San Jacinto “Battleee
Lynchburg Ferry
Minni
Alice Robertson
Library Friends Membership Meeting at Baytown Library
The Baytown library hosts a June meeting of the Library Friends with the election of new committee members as a central feature. A nominating committee is led by Dean Walter Rundell to organize the slate for the general membership meeting chaired by Rev Karl Backer in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Harris’ Savings and
Dean Walter
Rundell
Ri Nndel
Nobis College
Karl Backer
A. R. Padgett
Robert Gillette
C.T. Shawell
Ray Smith
Larry Hale
James Stone
Bracker
W. T. Porter
Dean Rundell
Fulton Appoints WSCS Circle Officers
Mrs John Fulton names officers for the Willie Mae Jennings circle of St John s Methodist Church. The meeting occurred Monday at the home of Mrs I D Cowan with members including Mrs Jervis, Mrs Bollend, Mrs Chaves and Mrs Vernell Cockman among others.
Art League of Baytown to Sell Exhibitions at Lee College
Members of the Art League of Baytown vote to sell paintings from the first semi annual exhibition. The show runs from 7 to 3 pm Thursday in the Lee College area gallery. Charter members total 99, with workshops planned each fourth Monday at Lee College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art League of
Baytown
James Harrop
Crow Road
Lee College
Chlordane Offers Practical Ant Control for Home Gardens
Central Press writer Dean Halliday reports that chlordane provides a simple, season long ant control for lawns, flower beds, and root gardens. The article notes its effectiveness against wireworms and other pests, advises dusting into soil and around plants, and mentions a 6 percent dust can cover 600 to 700 square feet for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Halliday
Central Press
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Joanne Gautesen
Miss Joanne Gautesen bride elect of Leonard Braswell was feted at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Miss Marjorie Stouffet of Cedar, featuring summer floral centerpieces, a bride cake with names and date, cake served by Miss Kathryn Rugel, punch poured by Miss Stouffet, and about 25 guests receiving crystal and pottery gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne
Gautesen
Leonard Braswell
Marjorie
Sioutflet
Ceder Ou
Kathryn Rugel
Captain Fisher Feted At Going Away Party
Crime B Fisher who left Sunday for Alaska was entertained Saturday night with a farewell party at the home of his sister Mrs Biddie Heintschel 508 South Fourth Roses were arranged throughout the house Cokes and cookies were served to 15 guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Fisher
Alaska
Rirs
Biddie “Heintschel
South Fourth
Gladiolus Garden Club Meeting at Mrs Tucker Home
Calendar notes a Gladiolus Garden Club gathering at 3 30 p m at 600 South Fourth the home of Mrs W B Tucker. Also Wesleyan Guild of St Marks Methodist Rome meets at 7 30 p m with Mrs H L G Q Dunkerly 200 Miriam and Book Review Club in Citizens National Bank director's room at 2 30 a m. Humble Dining Room hosts Humble Club at 6 30 p m. Tri Cities DeMolay Mothers Club meets at Masonic Hall 7 30 p m. BATOU WSCS meeting at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church early. Cedar Bayou Rainbow Girls plan a book review by Miss Alanna Watson at 8 p m Tuesday. Gladiolus Club meets Wednesday at Mrs E B Ashworth 1616 Ozark for specialized horticulture report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladiolus Garden Club
W.'B.' Tucker
South Fourth
Eflnt Wesleyan Guild
St Marks Methodist
Rome
Hlgq Dunkerly
Miriam
Citizens National Bank
Humble Club
Humble
U “Tri-Cities
Masonic Hall
Cedar Bayou
Rainbow Girls
Alanna Watson
Methodist Church
Louise Baker
Gladiolus Club
Gladiolus
D. Ashworth
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Bay
Dey Karen
Williams
Mary Kar- Bis
Bee Williams
W. Pinson
Orange
S. R
Mont Belview
Trene
Jane
Minnesota
Harrison-King
Dad
PermaHues Fonblers
Girl Scouts
Saracen
le Livre Club
Mrs. Morton
Harold Reeder
Glenmora
Lai
E. Carlson
Carlson
RG. Woods
C. R. McCain
Lynn
Pll
Deverter
Paul
Indighe
DePauw
Webash University
Jin
University of Texas
Jim Nelson
Remington Game Master
Jim ' Nelson
Sporting ‘Goods
Ny Main
Nelson
Brown's
Biewie
Market St
Bowes No
Texas Ave
Brown
Pitrons
Binswang Brand
N. Main
Vitralite
Call Binswanger and Co
Meek
Tri-City
Franklin's
Jone
Robsgaretts
Tos P.mi
Library Friends
Mes. Fulton
WSCS
Captain Fisher
Batou
Women's Society of Christian Service of the
Cedar Bay
Methodist” Church
C. L Williams
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