Homebound Students Complete Goose Creek Summer Art Class
Goose Creek Independent School District homebound students completed a June art program after meeting academic requirements. Of 121 enrolled, six needed the extra month to advance, five joined a special art course, with students creating works from Still life and landscapes and collaborating on a large class clown painting under instructor Mrs. Hinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Creek Independent School
Him Ashmore
Nan Ashmore
Klint Barefield
Tyson Barefield
E. Fayle
Clarissa Spear
Clyde Spear
Alabama
Roland Malone
Rh. D. Malone
Inter- Jachen
Charles Sims
Ars
Baden Rios
Highlands
Kim
Klint
Oscar
Clarissa
Roland
Charles
W. D. Hinson
Charla
Crystal Bay
Hinson
Love Affair With Horse Inspires Baytown Teen’s Trophy Wall
Melanie Sheppard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.M.H. Sheppard of 2103 French Place, has built a growing collection of more than 20 trophies and over 160 ribbons from horse shows. Her mount Blue Sky and she won the high point trophy in her age group and the overall high point at the Liberty County show last week. She also serves as drum majorette at Cedar Bayou Junior School and participates in the High Hats Twirling Corps, Baytown 4-H Club, Baytown Rough Riders, and Rainbow Gillmoud brothers Mike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann Hempsull
Melanie
Sheppard
Baytown
BM. H. Sheppard
French Place
Liberty Comy Sheriff’s Posse
Liberty
Herne
Blue Sky
Cedar Bayou
Baytown Rough Riders Horse Club
Melacie
Attendants Named for Highlands Wedding This Saturday
Plans are set for the 3 p.m. Saturday wedding uniting Diana Lynn Williams and Ronald Ray Smith at Highlands United Methodist Church. Williams is daughter of Clyde L. Williams Jr. of Highlands, Smith son of W. A. Smith Jr. of Highlands. Maid of honor Sherry Putman. bridesmaid Cristy Lee. Best man W. A. Smith Jr. Groom’s brother Bobby Williams and other house party members named. Vows open to friends and relatives invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Lynn Williams
Ronald Ray Smith
Highlands United Methodist Church
Miss Williams
Clyde L. Williams Jr
Highlands
Smith
W. A. Smith Jr
Sherry Putman
Cristy Lee
Bobby Williams
Marsha Hales
Baytown
Raymond Wiliams
Charlene Pablock
Houston
Aubrey Clevenger
Groen
Stitchin Time Sew Without Stitches
Joanne Schreiber explains a new fusion bonding product that fuses two fabrics with an iron. The method uses a brown paper with a rough fiber web that melts to join materials, allowing hemming, trims, and mends to stay fused through washing or dry cleaning. Available where fabrics are sold, sold by the yard in 20 inch widths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Schreiber
Kelarek Family Reunion at Roseland Park
Descendants of Stephanard Kelarek organized their fifth reunion at Roseland Park with a picnic. Attendees included Mrs. Joseph F. Clawson of Baytown, Mrs. Jesse Lawson, Mrs. Frank J. Marek of Crosby, and 43 guests. Names listed cover Marek, Schock, Little, Kincai, Clawson, Kelly, and others from Crosby Alvin and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephanard
Rosalie Kelarek
Roseland Park
Czechoslovakia
Joseph F. Clawson
Baytown
Jesse Lawson
Frank J. Marek
Crosby
Kelareks
Frank Marek
Carl Schock
Jay Little
My Kincai
Alvin
Martin Clawson
Martin Clawson Jr
Marion Kelly
Houston
Cedar Bayou Women Name New Officers
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service named officers led by Mrs. J O Sims as president. Reports came from several members and a devotional was given by Mrs L Z Wilcox. Circle chairs were chosen and three filmstrip commentaries on missions and domestic work were presented before Rev Roy Felder closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Sims
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
C. C. Whitley
S. H. Brooks
Ivy Smith
L. 2. Wilcox
Sims
W. 2. Hardison
Shelly Clayton
Ivy L. Smith
W. E. Foxworth
S. A. Wilhite
W. FE. Busch
F. W. Smith
Joe Tucker
F. M. Moyers
W. E. Smith
S. A Wilhite
R. E Miller
Herman Ballard
E. R. Donnelly
H. Brooks
Tommy Clayton Jr
Bolivia
Board of Missions of the Methodist Church
Roy Felder
Patriotism and July 4th Celebrations Post Kennedy Assassination
A columnist defends patriotism after Kennedy's assassination, urging a hopeful, Kennedy inspired patriotism. He critiques cynicism and word twisting, cites the Bill of Rights display and a worn Liberty Bell, and calls for renewed faith and public virtue. He urges children to embrace Kennedy’s patriotism and begin again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Kennedy
Baytown Sun Woman's World editorial staff noted
The Baytown Sun Woman's World page credits Martha Ann Hemphill as Editor and Glena Pfennig as Associate Editor on page eight, listing their roles in the publication's staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann Hemphill
Glena Pfennig
Summer Swing Schedules From Pool To Party
The Summer Swing session titled From Pool to Party In 50 Minutes will start at 7 30 pm on Tuesday in the Community Building with over fifty women enrolled in a self improvement workshop running through August 6 Guest speakers will cover diverse topics from fashion to food including a shrimp plant centerpiece At last week s meeting Mrs Marianne Booth Houston Natural Gas Co presented The Gourmet with colored slides and demonstrations on chicken breast desserts and hollandaise sauce, plus wine flavorings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilarianne Booth
Houston Natural Gas Co
C. H. Bone
Houston Symphony Plans Free Park Concert in East End
The Houston Symphony Orchestra will give a free outdoor concert in MacGregor Park June 28 at 8 p.m. conducted by A. Clyd Roller. Set in the new gymnasium with concrete surroundings, the rain won’t stop the show. This is the second free park concert of the season, sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Department and the Houston Symphony Society, with more neighborhood concerts planned before Miller Outdoor Theatre opens in Hermann Park. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Symphony Orchestra
East End
A. Clyd= Roller
MacGregor Park
Parks and Recreation Department
City of Houston
Houston Symphony Society
Miller
Hermann Park
Big Puffs Ease Baby Cleansing With New Lotion Powders
New triple sized soft cosmetic puffs are used for applying lotions and powder to babies and for cudling mom's skin. Their large size makes cleansing easier and their lint free material won't irritate tender skin.
Double Duty for Perfume to Scent Drawers and Stove
A tip suggests applying perfume with cotton swabs then placing the used swab in a stove or scarf drawer to act as a sachet. Also mentions transforming tabletops with colorful old book jackets to create a montage effect, then sealing with shellac spray for a finished look.
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By Linda Ferrell
Mrs. W. D. Hinson
Rainbow Gillmoud
Mike
Ross Sterling
First Bep
Wayne
U.S
Fort Bragg
N.C
Gene's
Direct Factory
Cealer
Baar
Texas
Sunny
California
N. Pruett
Kelarek
Goose Creek Country Club
Robert Stap
John C. Echols
Lederhosen
Baytown Sun
Betie
Wday
Kennedy
Senator Kennedy
Juanita Judice
Houston Symphony
Nro Young Casuals
Dorothy LA Four
Oscar L Cooper
Arthur la Four
Old River
Cooper
Dillard Reed
Dayton
YMCA
Fanoring Ba
Sdan Rexandes
Hannicutt
Mnorth
Dedreath
Baytavda, Fferchis
Richardson's
Bay Plaza
Jorn Ae Wet
CTA
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