Miss Hughes and Gibson Exchange Vows in Anahuac
Miss Dorothy Faye Hughes of Anahuac and James Rodney Gibson of Devers wed Thursday at First Baptist Anahuac. The ceremony featured palm and candle decor, a double ring rite, and attendants including bridesmaids Miss Suzanne Dixon and Miss Elaine Scherer. Best man was Carl Henry Gibson. groomsmen were Charles Burk and Jimmy Elkins.
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Dorothy Faye Hughes
Gibson
Anahuac
James Rodney Gibson
Devers
First Baptist Church of
William E. Hughes
Apahune
Henry Gibson
Larry Hill
Hall Whit Jey
Joe Lagan
Judy Moor
Herbert Broussard
Jimmy Sutton
Gerald Young
Khree-Length
Baytown
Glen Clark
Musis
Samantha Ashby
Ana
Parahuac
Sherry Willborn
Suzanne Dixon
Debbie Clark
Dassetta
Elaine Scherer
Beaubow
Smilax
Karen Gipson
Lynn Jenkings
Hankomer
Double Bayou
Carl Henry Gib
Anahuac High School
Charles Burk
Liberty High
Jimmy Elkins
Dev
Dev|School
Lamar Techers
Hart Copeland
Dalton Swain
Sun Oil
Teens Register for College Summer Course on Personal Charm
A letter from Terri confirms plans for a My mother uses a fizz bomb teenagers course titled Personal Charm at Lee College taught by Mrs James A Davis. The class runs next Monday to Friday 1 to 3 30 p m in Room 143. A film titled Fashions USA Spring is planned for Tuesday. Thirty registrations have been received with limited space remaining, reservations via phone 582 8716.
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Lee College
James A. Davis
Fashions USA
Grads Dance All Night After Prom Parties Highlight Safety
Teenagers nationwide are holding extended after prom celebrations to promote a save lives campaign. Dianne Cummings hosted a session at Central Baptist YWA with Georgia Currie and Gwen Foster. Some dances occur in unusual places including a baggage car on Long Island Rail Road and a riverboat, as parents seek safer ways to keep prom nights incident free.
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Associated Press
Central Baptist Church
Fanny Foster
Dianne Morning
Saving Lives
Georgia Currie
Gwen Foster
Stuly
Long Island
Mrs. Moore Installs New Federation Officers
East Harris County Federation of Garden Clubs elects new officers for the coming year at the final meeting. Reelected president C. H. Bone names committees including programs publicity yearbooks and membership. Moores announce civic beautification efforts and Garden of the Month honors for Victor Appelt garden, with Floyd Burns garden noted.
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Alma Moore
East Harris County
TA. Young
A. M. Pelly
G. FE. Hoskins
R. E. Ferrell
Fred Hederhorst
L. A. Dardin
E. E. Fisher
C. W. Spear
John Deaton
Day Grigg
R. R. Reynolds
H. 8. Barnwell
J. W. Thurman
C. Stanger
Milton Kelley
C. I. Tipton
Charles O'Connell
Henry Dismuke
A. V. Jones
W. Mettke
J. E. Starling
Exchange
B. L. Polk
W. FE. Whitten
A. M. Jones
J. B. Kent
Lee Campbell
Bennett. Burns
Wooster Garden Club
Bays Town
Federation
Victor Appelt
W. Bayshore
Floyd Burns
Olive
Mrs Ferrell Leads Grace Guild Program
Mrs Marie Ferrell led the Grace Methodist Church Guild program at the Women's Building meeting. Elaine McDonald, president, opened. The panel discussed The Ecumenical Deaconess and Missionary with Ferrell Fowler and Newman. Four members planned to attend Guild Weekend in Lakeview July 13 15. July 4 meeting canceled. Bert Black to host July 15 at 501 E Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Ferrell
Grace Methodist Church
Elaine McDonald
Luke
Matthew
Ferrell
Ruby Fowler
Velma Newman
Lakeview
Davida Thompson
Fowler
Catherine Funderburk
Sylvia McKinstry
Guild
Bert Black
501 E
Republic
Theater Members May Try Out For Play Sunday
Baytown Little Theater hosts Sunday tryouts for a children's play The Clown Who Ran Away to be staged July 19 20 and 21 in Lakewood. Open to members ages 12 to adult with Ellen Waltman directing assisted by Mrs Maeser casting a 26 member cast. Second week of six week child and teen drama workshop begins Tuesday.
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Baytown Little Theater
Little Theater
Lakewood
James T. Richardson
Ellen Waltman
Robert W. Maeser
Pennypacker
Richards
Norman P. Neureiter
Alfred T. Blomquist
Philadelphia
Burnaby Munson
Navy Mothers Club installs Baytown leadership in ceremony
Mrs. Steve Green becomes commander of Baytown Navy Mothers Club in a Community House ceremony led by installing officer Mrs. Irene Hooper of Pasadena. Other officers installed include Mrs. Georgia Lisenbee as first vice commander and Mrs. D. J. Tapp as second vice commander. A blue and gold motif furnished the theme. Twenty members and guests attended with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Green
Baytown Navy Mothers Club
Community House
Irene Hooper
Pasadena
Hooper
Jesse Branch
Marshall
Georgia Lisenbee
D. J. Tapp
C. H. Hunter
John Macke
Sarah Sullivan
QO. K. Towler
Dollie Spence
Mattie Harmon
Ethel Littlefield
Edith Mae Bass
Green
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Marian Martin
Baytown Sim
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Grace Guild
Freedom Document
U.S
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Navy Mothers
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