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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1952
Page
5
Practical guidance on making strong flavorful coffee. Emphasizes fresh grounds, proper water temperature, correct pot preheating, not reusing grounds, and keeping filters and pots clean. Warns against overbrewing and using weak cloth filters.
Stanley Wayne Bishop son of Mr and Mrs M L Bishop 511 Parrest was honored with a party Saturday celebrating his fourth birthday Guests played games and received favors of candy whistle and tiny hats Cake cold drinks and ice cream were served to Gene Fisher Jerry Kovar Stewie Wright Sonny and Bubba Pullen Rickey Hazelwood Randy Smith Strawn Ralph Perry Janelle Clayton and Lynette Bishop Mrs Joe Hazelwood and Mrs Tommy Pullen assisted in serving The event reflected a small town family celebration with familiar local names.
Nine members of Mrs Preston Miller's 1930 first grade class gathered Monday night at Grace Methodist Church for a reunion. The group sang Auld Lang Syne with Miller and guest speakers included Virginia Weather and Mary Margaret Cox Hughes. Attendees listed included Joanne Thaman, Bob Callaway, Tom Monk, Bill Crist, Mr and Mrs Jack A Alford and son Jackie, and Mr and Mrs Robert H Archer. A centerpiece featured the names of the students and cake was served. A 1938 reunion for the 1026 class is noted.
Mary Beth Moore, bride elect of Charles Ed Moalk, was feted at a Sunday luncheon at Gonzalez restaurant by her Sunday school class at Memorial Baptist Church. Attendees included Gloria Lamb, Carolyn Wynn, Vernelle Burnett, Mary Ann Davis, Faustine Hobbs, and teacher Mrs. R. E. Bailey. A Friday tea shower at Mrs. B. B. Williams home on Marion featured bride’s book cake and punch for 40 guests. Hostesses presented Miss Moore a toaster and white carnation corsage. mothers received carnations. Decor included daisies zinnias and marigolds. a cutwork cloth adorned the table.
A guide to eye makeup focusing on precise pigment application and color choices. It discusses blue shadows for blue eyes, mauve for variety, and color strategies for brunettes and redheads. Starts with roughing eyelids and builds to careful lid shading, then notes avoiding smear by cautious layering.
June 1 report from New York cites exercise experts: more women bounce into fitness while men trim midsection bulges. Experts cite daily routines, rising incomes, and interest in recreational sports as factors. Hedrick urges a national program for early start and persistence, noting midlife bulges spur action after marriage and shifts in lifestyle.
The Mary Tarrant circle of St Mark's Methodist church met at 22 Mrs Gordon King, 1906 Kansas. Co hosted by Mrs L B Traverso, a devotional by Mrs C H Marshall, chairwoman. Refreshments served to members. Bits of leftover foods are easy to spy in the ice box if stored in plastic boxes.
Mrs H A Howell led the devotional for six members of the Willie May Jennings circle at her home 321 Shady Lane Monday. They planned a prayer circle and a mission trip to Lakeview Palestine in August to send Mrs D D Rogers to the School of Mission. The meeting closed with prayer.
Mrs. Sadye Blum Style Shoppe buyer reports New York fashion shows preview fall fabrics for Baytown women. Featherweight poodle cloth textures, novel weaves, and lightweight toppers suit Gulf Coast climate. Synthetics like washable orlon appear, with coordinated separates and refined color tones driving the season’s femininity.
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