And Blue i Honors i Perry Hay
C Hay was honored Wednesday in a local ceremony with a pink and white corsage and a pin. Attendees included Miss Joy, Mes. Walter Allen, Mrs. Timmins, Mrs. Barebre, and many from Houston and nearby areas.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1952
Page
5
C Hay was honored Wednesday in a local ceremony with a pink and white corsage and a pin. Attendees included Miss Joy, Mes. Walter Allen, Mrs. Timmins, Mrs. Barebre, and many from Houston and nearby areas.
Rainbow Girls chapters here elected state officers at the state grand assembly in Fort Worth. Carolyn Smith of Cedar Bayou was appointed grand choir director, Cecile Treat of Crosey became grand representative to Cuba, Shirley Massey of Goose Creek was named junior member of the grand credential committee. Assembly dates were June 16 through 38 with installation on Wednesday.
Miss Charlie Ruth Blackwell was surprised with a wild and spice themed bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Jank Shanks and Miss Geraldine Gieger at Mrs. Shanks' home. Roses and cape jasmines decorated, she received a yellow corsage and a gift, guests wrote jingles, and Virginia Blackwell won best jingle.
Winsome class of First Baptist church held a cover ed dish luncheon at Mrs. E. W. Lafiette home at 512 Francisco. Mrs Lafiette is recuperating from a recent operation. Attendees included Mrs. Howard Boyles Mrs James L Clements Mrs O W Kennedy Mrs Lacy Lusk Mrs 2 T Strawn Mrs R L Morgan Mrs BH B Hensler Mrs Paul Johns and Mrs Clark E Botkin.
Mrs Earl Alford delivered a devotional on Strength of Service at the Ursula Bunting circle meeting at St. Mark's Methodist church. The group began with a prayer and the hymn It's So Sweet to Trust in Jesus. Grace Monroe reported on the 14th annual conference in Houston. next meeting set for 9 30 am Thursday at the church annex.
Three Baytown DeMolays Bobby Dell Davis Tommy Laugh fin and James Barse Carrell will be invested with the Chevalier degree at 2 p.m Saturday in the Masonic hall. The open investiture honors the DeMolay order and includes certifi cate medallion and ring.
Dean Rundell announces that 18 Baytown Lee College graduates who attended the University of Texas last spring posted higher GPAs than UT students who did not transfer. Notable performers include Brent Green with four A’s, Dean Williams with two A’s and four B’s, and Adrian Wilkinson with three A’s and three B’s. The cohort earned 15 A’s, 36 B’s, 23 C’s and seven D’s, with no failures, reflecting strong post‑college outcomes.
Mrs West presented a program at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church on Thursday morning for the Julia Lottie Circle. Mrs Dave Oliver opened with devotions, Mrs R G Fisher chaired, Mrs Austin Buseh became secretary, and the circle planned a church supper and quilted after a covered dish luncheon with about twenty members and four guests present.
Mrs W J Strickler and Mrs N B Brown attended as eight members gathered Thursday at 512 Live Og. daisies decorated the home and refreshments of cake and tea were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs Strickler's home on July 3 at 7:30 PM.
A local group led by Mrs Sam Cashat will meet Monday at Mrs Nelsons home to discuss whether military service members of all ages should be allowed to vote. The informal session aims to gauge opinions on voting eligibility for servicemen.
Mrs Beasley presided at a Katie Davis circle meeting of Grace Methodist Church on Thursday morning. Mrs Katie Funderburk opened with prayer and Mrs Davis led the meditation. assisted by Mrs C W Hillard and Mrs Funderburk the program Inherent Right of Every Child was presented. The circle voted to postpone July and August tea meetings. next gathering is September 4 at the church. About 30 gallons of water are used for the average bath.
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