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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1967
Page
6
Merle Hunt of the YMCA models teen charm courses emphasizing posture and a graceful walk. She advises against outwardly pointed feet and arms held stiffly, urges natural swing, proper focal point in wardrobe, and careful color coordination to avoid distracting splotches.
Roland Johnson and his bride Miss JoeLene Turmer were married at Coady Baptist Church in a double ceremony. The couple will live at 6912 Beyway after a Marlin wedding trip. The bride wore a white peau de soie gown with lace and a chapel train, carried a cascade bouquet, and wore a pearl crown. The reception was in the fellowship hall. Out-of-town guests included James M Young of Austin and Wanda North of Denver.
Mrs Carmen Martinez presides as new president of the San Jacin to Chapter National Secretaries Association and reports on the Texas Louisiana division meeting in Galveston. Officers for the year include R D Badgett Becky Bush Kominek Spengler and others attended by Helen Holbert Maudie Pack and Sam Cashat committee members. W E Dumantis Jr urged high professional standards over social ties and cautioned against lax membership.
Norman Orla Jenefred Hederhorst of Baytown has been elected drillmaster of Angel Flight at the University of Oklahoma for 1967 68. Angel Flight supports activities of the Air Force ROTC program. Miss Hederhorst is a senior majoring in home economics education.
Mr and Mrs W E Elkins announce the birth of a son Joseph Gary on June 7 at San Jacinto Methodist The new arrival weighed 9 pounds 1 ounce Joseph has two brothers John Gordon 5 and James Glen 2 Grandparents are Mrs Maxine Fisher of Conroe and Mr and Mrs H B Elkins by Malvern Ark
Miss Diana Lynn Caudle and Charles Emmitt Shaffer wed Friday at First Presbyterian Church. Attendants included Miss Betty Jacobs and Miss Dowler. best man Mike McCartney. The bride, NASA employee, wore Dresden white silk organza with Alencon lace. the groom, also a NASA employee, wore formal attire. The couple will reside at 302 Long Drive after a wedding trip to Acapulco and Mexico City.
Miss Patsy Rozell and Bobby Shaw married June 11 at Judge M. M. Brown's home. The bride, daughter of G. A. Rozell, attended Robert E. Lee High School and Lee College and is a licensed vocational nurse at Gulf Coast Hospital. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Shaw, works for Brown and Root. They will live at 206 N. Ashbel after a trip to San Marcos.
A baby shower in the Ameri can Room of the Holiday Inn honored Mrs. Eddie Harp. Hostesses were Mrs. Roger Weatherspoon, Mrs. Pat Bur gess, Mrs. Patsy Slater, Mrs. David Elisor and Mrs. James Witt. They gave an Early American cradle bassinet and six dozen diapers. Twenty-six guests attended and were served refreshments. Tables featured white net coverings with miniature babies, ribbons, and baby accessories. A stork centerpiece highlighted the registry table.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Z. White of Crosby announce the birth of a son Patrick Shane at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. The baby weighed 6 pounds, ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Christian and Mr. and Mrs. John L. White of Highlands. Great grandmother is Mrs. Katherine White of Parker, Pa. Patrick has a brother, Michael, 5.
A recent survey of women married from one to forty years shows 39 percent began married life with sterling flatware, yet 75 percent stated they owned it or wished to own it at the time of the survey.
Applications are available for Camp Arnold near Conroe and Peach Creek Ranch for girls in grades 5 to 12. Camp Arnold offers boating canoeing and swimming while Peach Creek specializes in horseback riding and rock collecting. Two week sessions cost $55.20 with meals. camps include dining lodge infirmary nurse counselors and raised tent housing. Write San Jacinto Girl Scouts 132 Commonwealth Houston or call JA 3-7315.
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