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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1977
Page
5
A child creates imaginary friends to fill social gaps and gain companionship. Experts note such companions satisfy a need for constant presence and comfort, especially for very young or socially isolated children. They stress imaginary playmates are not a universal solution to loneliness and vary by gender and intelligence.
A fragmented briefing explains that dietary fiber adds bulk to speed transit through the digestive tract and reduce constipation and diverticular issues. It notes milling and peeling remove fiber, cites raw bran as a main source, and suggests four servings daily from fruit vegetable and grain groups to meet fiber needs.
Mos L and Darlene Francis became the bride at Tallowood Baptist Chapel in Houston. The Rev Powell Harrison officiated the double ring ceremony with music by Mrs C G Dyer and Mrs Rodney Masters. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arlee Roland of Thrall, wore a white organza gown with Venise lace and carried a bouquet of Talisman roses. She wore her grandmother's wedding band and her mother's handkerchief. Matron of honor was Mrs J D Haggard. bridesmaid was Miss Sue Roland. Best man was Russell Holand. groomsman was Saul Krell. ushers included Bill Maduzia and Mike Sturm. Reception house party included Shep Jackson, Diana Jackson, Mrs AL Evard Jr, and Mrs Mark Brentzel. After a wedding trip to New Orleans and Williamsburg, the couple will live in Cornwells Heights, Pa. The bride attended Russo, Sterling High School, and is a graduate of Springwood High School and Southwest Texas State University. The groom is a graduate of Texas A&M University.
The Baytown YMCA begins the second week of Kindercamp for ages 3 to 6 and Fun Club for older youngsters. Activities include swimming arts and crafts story telling sports games trampoline tumbling hiking and nature lore. Half day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. full day 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Member rates vary by duration. non members pay higher fees. Contact 427-1707 or visit 201 Wye.
Brides to be should announce engagements three months before the wedding to allow use of both engagement and wedding photos. Forms to fill for engagement announcements and wedding stories are available in Dimension for readers.
A notice describes a wedding where the groom is a student at Lamar University and attends the University of Teuzt Dental School. The fragment notes Lent street context and the groom's academic affiliation.
A cluttered local notices page lists various meetings and activities. Exon Bridge Club at Graystine Building 7 15 p.m. Lee College hosts symphonic orchestra 7 30 p.m. Story hours and duplicate bridge at Community Building. Grandmothers Club and Pilot Club meet midday. Church groups, hyperactive children association and Take Off Pounds Sensibly sessions spread across Cedar Bayou area.
Mr and Mrs Jot L Wright Jr of Pasadena announce a son born June at Gulf Coast Hospital. Mr and Mrs James J Jordan of Highlands announce daughter Deonicia Isabel born June 7 at Gulf Coast Hospital. Laura Katherine Cantrell born June 4 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital weighing 7 pounds 7 ounces. Amy Katherine Russell born June at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital weighing pounds 14 ounces. Grandparents and great grandparents listed for each family.
Mrs. Michael LeBlanc Kolb was honored with a baby shower at the home of Mrs. Louis Wehmeyer. Hostesses included Miss Nam Garrell, Mrs. David Brown, Mrs. Jimmy Evans, and Mrs. Mark Progat. The serving table featured a pacifier tree and the honoree received a nursery set from the hostesses.
Baylonal Medical Hospital auxiliary hosts a 10 o clock gathering in a model room with 18 members listed for information. Mrs Fred Parker reports gift shop hours and wheels and electric pass purchases trend for their volume. Lum Roark chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy meets at Mira Vaughn A Lizette of Channelview for the final meeting of the year. Mrs Mark Carter presides. Mrs Edah Mae Bass presents Grass Roots of Historians. Delegates chosen for the Dallas annual convention include Mrs Carter and Mrs Bass, alternates Mrs Virgil Bradbury and Mrs G M Kalern. New members include Mrs J H Taylor Jr, Mrs T L Rielman, and Mrs C Helford.
The Dirt Gardener’s Horticulture Club will meet at 0 30 a m in July at Mors B D Thomas’s home 1601 B Fayle with Mrs Sherwood Hensley cohosting Mrs Rick Trout to present Deadly Beauty Poisonous Plants The June meeting was at Mrs EL Wilson’s home with cohostess Mrs Closs O Sullivan and Mrs A H Bybum presenting year around flowers and shrubs New member Bertha B Kirkpatrick joins Mrs Patrick?
The Tri-Cities Order of DeMolay Mother's Club installed officers at the mid May meeting. Officers named include Mrs. James Latham president, Mrs. Charles Little vice president and finance chair, Mrs. Erich Adler secretary, Mrs. Steve Arthur treasurer, Mrs. Carl Pitts publicity and historian, Mrs. R. Cruce chaplain, Mrs. Filchard Beltz membership chair, and Mrs. Billy G. Blake hospitality. The group meets the second Wednesday of each month. information call Mrs. Latham at audis71.
The Grandmothers Club will meet at 7 p.m. June 16 at the Community Building with hostesses Mrs. Imiale Sutphin Mrs. Gertle White Mrs. Jackie Cole and Mrs. Almeda Hamilton. Daisy Roberts chairs the nominating committee from the June setting at Exton Credit Union Building with members Mary Vesetka and Mia Julia Aguillard.
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