Women Attend First Exhibit by Art League
Women gathered at the college art gallery for the Art League exhibit with Sam Huwieler and Mrs. Huwieler among top popular entries. Awards went to Callaway for pastel and watercolor South Pacific scene, while others won in oils, ceramics, weaving, and woodwork. vendors displayed works for sale as members counted votes for best exhibit.
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Eable
Art Lea
College Art Gallery
Sam Huwieler
2Gost
Huwleler
Putin
E. A
Sip Hendwoven
Y. Proeles
Callaway
I Art League
SCSS
Minnie Alice Gist
Irs
Walter Rundell
Ann
Hughes
W. A. Broussard
W. H. Calloway
Luther Meackrell
Lunch Ideas for Summer Sandwiches and Variations
A casual cooking note lists many sandwich fillings from tuna to sardine and roast pork with mustard. It suggests pairing breads like rye and horseradish spreads, plus ideas for fruit, cheese, and salad fillings. Also mentions a 38th wedding anniversary celebration for Mrs. Jim Breeding with a chocolate cake baked by D Breeding.
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Zyone
Tery
Church Youth Group Party at St John’s Methodist
Abedoin party Wednesday entertained the youth group of St. John’s Methodist church. Guests received Bible character names and wore towel head coverings. The group played baseball sat around a campfire and ate with Mrs James Parker Mrs Paul Gredy and Mrs Joe Mahan as sponsors.
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Abedouin
St. John's Methodist Church
James’ Parker
Paul Gredy
Joe Mahan
Wayne Gray Housewarming Surprised Guests at New Home
Mr and Mrs Wayne Gray received a surprise housewarming Thursday night at 519 William Street Mrs W L Haltom hosted the event in yellow and white decor Shasta daisies yellow candies and a fruit punch bar decorated the table Mrs Tommy Rabin cut the cake and Mrs Fred Handley Jr poured punch Ms Gray received a yellow and white gladiola corsage Twenty five guests signed the bride's book completing the calendar of events.
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Wayne Gray
William
W. L Haltom
Bolster
Tommy Rabin
Fred C. Handley Jr
Miss Scranton to Be Inducted B&PW President
Eva Scranton will be officially inducted as president of the Business and Professional Women in ceremonies at 7:30 Tuesday in Cedar Bayou Methodist church. Fred Hartigay will be guest speaker. Other officers to be installed include Ola Krenick first vice president Sylvia McKinstry second vice president Eva Berry recording secretary Joyce Ocker corresponding secretary and Mildred Strait treasurer.
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Eva Scranton
Business and Professional
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Fred Hartiay
Ola Krenick
Sylvia . McKinstry
Eva Berry
Joyce Ocker
Mildred Strait
Merrell and Cannon Plans for Tuesday Wedding
Miss Ruth Ann Merrell and Cpl James Allen Cannon announce plans for their wedding to be solemnized at 7 pm Tuesday in the Church of Christy. The groom’s brother officiates, sister Joanne Cannon is maid of honor, uncle L Nichols is best man, with ushers Bobby Bradford and Cecil Haffelfinger and Tommy Herring as singer. Merrell family details and Cannon’s background noted.
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Ruth Ann Merrell
Cpl
James Allen Cannon
Christy
Virginia
Thomas L. “Cannon
Joanne Cannon
Cannon
I. Nichols
Bobby Brad
Just Folks Names and Notables at Houston Airport
The Houston airport this week sees visitors from across the country. Mrs Gordon McCorkle and children Scott and Sue of Wichita arrive to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Nelson at 511 East Jack, with other relatives nearby. Mrs Skeete and daughter Julie plan to drive the McCorkles home next week. the sisters are Mrs Skeete and Mrs Mc Corkitle. Arrivals from Indianapolis include Mrs Ward and her three children visiting Mrs Cooke's family. Lyman Grossman of 2006 Woeads Lawn and Mrs Jack Womack with son Michael Waltz of Savannah are due to arrive by plane for a two week vacation, visiting the Bakers at 2823 Market. Mr and Mrs BY G Pittman of Lubbock and their son Larry visit Mr and Mrs Murl Pittman at 404 Casey. also visiting are Mr and Mrs A R Cathren ER and son Marcus, and Mrs Cathriner's father A W Newton of Austin. they plan a Yellowstone trip with a stop in Salt Lake City. Miss Dorothy Patterson, living with her sister Mrs J W Young at 116 West Bayshore Drive, leaves for Dallas to be a bridesmaid at her college friend Miss Sally Jones’s wedding to W E Stetz. Patterson returns Sunday. In Korea, a prefabricated bunker kit debuts for front-line use, designed to speed sandbag filling and reduce back strain for infantrymen.
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Houston
Bay “Wih
Gordon McCorkle
Scott
Sue
Wichita
Kang
Nelson
East Jack
Mattos Skeete
Julie
McCorkiles
Skeete
McCorkitle
Indianapolis
Ind
Ward
Cook
Jack Womack
Michael Waltz
Savannah
Fla
L. W. Bakers
Market
Bakers and
A. R. Cathrener
Marcus
N. Commerce
Cathriner
A.W. Newton
Austin
Therr
Yellowstone National Park
Park
Salt Lake City
Dorothy Patterson
J. W., Young
West Bayshore Drive
Dallas
Sally Jones
Jon
W. E. Stetz
Patterson
Poppies Grow Only When Fire Is Built In
San Luis Obispo California report says some California poppies require heat to germinate. Dr Philip Munz director of Rancho Santa Ana botanic garden notes tree poppies need high temperatures to crack seed coats. Seeds are planted in fats with three inches of straw and the straw is set afire to trigger germination. A camel reaches full growth at 17 years of age.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
California
Philip Munz
Rancho Santa Ana’ Botanic Garden
Californnia
Munz
The
Botanic Garden
Farmer Tries Sowing Wheat By Airplane
Leonard Woeppel attempted aerial sowing on his wheat and brome grass fields using a light plane with two hoppers. He seeded 45 acres of spring wheat and 25 acres of chrome grass, noting the hopper held two bushels and sowed about two acres in 22 seconds. He called it the smoothest sowing he has ever done and waits to see if a crop results.
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Martin
Leonard Woeppel
Woeppel
Old Law Puts Coeds On Spot In Nebraska
Lincoln reports a 1905 Nebraska law still on the books could punish women wearing or using a fraternity badge without good standing. Law students in the Daily Nebraskan note fines up to 30 dollars or up to 20 days in county jail. Also mentions a Hartford motor vehicle inspector asked to test for a license after praising his own driving.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
HPI
Daily
Nebraskan
University of Nebraska
Shell
Hartford
Conn
Mrs Spear Presents Piano Pupils Sunday Recitals
Mrs Spear will present her piano students in two Sunday recitals in Baytown Community House Lounge. The first program starts at 3 pm and includes Melanie Wright Drew Snyder Clint Snyder Elizabeth Jones Mary Corneil Paul Corneil Nelda Spencer Carol Sloan Judy Smith Martha Tories Mollie Singleton and Vickie Darby. The second program begins at 4 pm with Maidie Baldwin Gay Hilkerson Sue Bel Carolyn Smith Lynn Jevester Joyce Williams Ollie Miller and Robert Gunn.
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Ray Li Spear
Baytown
Pam
Melanie Wright
Drew Snyder
Clint Snyder
Elizabeth'Jones
Mary Corneil
Paul Corneil
Nelda Spencer
Carol Sloan
Judy Smith
Martha
Tories
Mollie Singleton
Vickie Darby
Maidie Baldwin
Hart Circle Meets At Mrs Schweers Home
Mrs. M. A. Schweers hosted the Lois Hert circle of Memorial Baptist Church at 214 West Francis. Opening prayer by Mrs. C. O. Darris. Business meeting led by Mrs. Schweers. Missionary program led by Mrs. W. E. Lawdon with help from Mrs. Darrell Tuck and Mrs. R. B. Bailey. Cake and coffee served to seven members and three visitors: Mrs. O. O. Dorris, Jerry Schneers, and Mrs. J. T. Medlin of Houston.
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M. A.’ Schweers
West Francis
Lois Hert
Memorial Baptist Church
C. O. Darris
Schiveers
W. E. Lawdon
Darrell Tuck
R. B. Bailey
O. O. Dorris
Jerry Schneers
J. T. Medlin
Houston
Virginia Finally Grants Women the Vote
In Richmond Virginia women win ratification of the federal suffrage amendment as ten bachelor legislators push through the measure with only one opponent Elder delegate Albert O Boschen opposed recalling his 1920 stance after 32 years.
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Richmond
Virginia
Virginia General ‘Assembly
Albert O. Boschen
Beal Dillard Engagement Announced for September
A September wedding is planned for Vaudine Beal and Lt Billy Lanier after a formal engagement announced Friday. Beal’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E Beal of Cedar Bay, and Lanier’s family confirmed the forthcoming marriage.
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Misa
Vaudine
Leaf Lettuce Lasts Longer If Cut Instead Of Pulled
Leaf lettuce lasts longer when cut and left to regrow rather than pulled. The piece explains leaving stalks, harvesting outside leaves for continuous cropping, and stresses rich soil, thinning, and water. It notes July to December planting windows and frost tolerance with protection.
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Dean Haleday
Central Press
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