Baytonians Attending Eleventh TSFS Convention in Dallas
Thirty four Baytown School Food Service Association members attend the Eleventh Annual Texas School Food Service Association convention in Dallas from June 28 to July 1. Headquarters hotel is Statler Hilton. Market Hall also used. Verna Hulme reports at the general meeting. Laura Going serves as president for the coming year. Funds were raised by Smorgasbord and Tasting Bee. Additional attendees listed include many Baytown members.
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Baytown School Food Service Association
Texas School Food Service Association
Dallas
Statler-Hilton
Market Hall
Verna Hulme
Baytown
Ars. Lovie Abbe
Cleo Allen
Juanita Beuird
Pearl Babbitt
LaVerta Bradley
Eva Cutchen
Verna Daniels
Minnie Belle Davis
Ruby Ficklin
Gertrude Fulton
Blanche Gregory
Janie Haney
Annie Harvey
Inelt Hendricks
Lula Hopper
Lela Jones
Nerrie Laird
Ollie Lane
Nona Lowry
Pearl McKinnon
Emma May
Neva Moler
Durro Neill
Eunice Pattillo
Ruth Slagle
Loretta Stewart
Dora Williams
Georgia Wilson
Martha Wooley
Bobby Mann
Know Your Bridge By B. JAY DECKER
East dealer. Both sides vulnerable. The 1955 Great Britain United States match in New York features two declarer lines at six clubs. The American table shows a strong, precise finish by the declarer, while the British table follows Terence Reese's alternate line that yields a tied result.
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Great Britain
United States
New York
South
West
Declarer
Nick
Sing
South West North
Sh West
Nine of Diamonds
Terence Reese
Reese
East
Heese
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING Feature Across Clues Echo Confusing Text
Puzzle clues list from a King Feature daily crossword with scattered misprints and garbled phrases across many numbers and entries. It includes hints for across entries such as extra, zeal, weep, derivate of ammonia, and various corrupted lines that mix languages, partial words, and stray letters. The fragmentary grid hints at multiple languages and jumbled words without coherent solution content.
Circle Sings Favorite Hymns In Wight Home
Mary Tarrant Circle of St Mark's I Methodist Church enjoyed singing old fashion hymns at the home of Mrs D A Wight 2310 Carolina The group sat around the organ played by Mrs Dan L Dunn and sang favorite hymns Mrs Wight chairman presided at a short business meeting Mrs Roy M Pickering led the opening prayer Minutes read by Mrs Spruiell H Coleman Dunn gave the lesson from Matthew 7213 14 She reviewed The Rules of the Road by C Roy Angell highlighting rules for good living The group discussed ideas for their Christmas bazaar Mrs Beulah M Townsend welcomed as a new member Assorted cookies and fruit were served from a table laid with a white cutwork linen cloth.
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Mary Tarrant
St. Mark's I Methodist Church
D.A. Wight
Carolina
Dan L. Dunn
Wight
Roy M. Pickering
Spruiell H. Coleman
FWC Favors Auto Insurance Rates Increase
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs leader Eudora Hawking promotes higher auto insurance rates in a newsletter. She argues steady increases push Texans toward greater awareness of road deaths and injuries and urges a stronger driver license law to target repeat violators. Members are urged to contact legislators in support.
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Traffic and Transportation
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Eudora Hawking
Texas
Reed Stor
Corn Kernel Creamy Appetizer Idea
A quick hint suggests heating canned or leftover corn kernels with heavy cream in a skillet. Season with salt and generous pepper. Add thin cucumber slices and sweet onion to yogurt for a contrasting, fresh appetizer or salad.
Circles Of Second Baptist Have Business Meetings
Three women’s circles at Second Baptist Church held meetings with missionary focus. Paul Loma Circle at 2207 Belvedere discussed summer emphasis as a baseball style quiz. Vernon Circle planned a towel kitchen shower. a third circle at 499 Eight met for Bible study led by Mrs. H C Stewart with 11 members present and a planned visitation date June 22.
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Second Baptist Church
Paul Loma
Clyde Andrews
Belvedere
FE. E. Ginson
Joe Wilson
E. A. Foster
Dean King
Yoni
Andrews
Vernon Circle
M. T. Ward
C. B. St
C. R. Craig
Circle
Alis. K. T. Zarthman
Lai
Craig
Fragmentary Bible Verse Fragments From a Thematic Page
Fragmented OCR text presents biblical phrase fragments including statements about the foundation of God and seals in Christ. The readable portions mention depart from iniquity and emphasis on righteousness, reflecting religious text language without complete verses.
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God Orandeah
Baytown Couple Win In Houston Bridge Winners
Baytown couple Mr and Mrs Wok Puder baugh placed second in north-south in last week’s Bridge House event in Houston. Other winners included G S Morrow with W A Mischel, Edith Mitchell and Wolfe Cobb. East-west victors were Kathy Alluristen with Jerry Fink Jestein, Carlton Ford with C Slaymster, and Mr and Mrs D B Leighton.
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Wok. Puder
Baugh
Bridge House
Houston
Edith Mitchell
Wolfe Cobb
Kathy Alluristen
Jerry Fink- Jestein
Carlton Ford
8. C. Slaymster
DB. E.’ Leighton
Kitchen tips and fruit sinking facts from Woman's World
A home expert notes that fresh fruits like Bing cherries apples citrus segments pears and banana slices float when added to acid gelatin while canned fruits such as plums pineapple peaches and fresh grapes sink. Margaret Spader suggests combining sinkers and floaters to build layered fruit desserts. Also advice on kitchen layout recommends free standing ranges for better spice use and highlights Gold Star and Blue Star imprints as safety quality marks on ranges.
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Margaret Spader
Home Service
Neptoism and passports in a quick Q and A
Quick answers cover nepo tism and its meaning, the focus of a herpetologist, the definitions of a passport and a visa, and the three principal leaders of the French Revolution. It also notes the 1919 Treaty of Versailles signing, and describes the Summer Palace of the last Polish kings with details on location, style, and significance.
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Vame
Poland
Vistula
Restored palace preserves wartime history in old-fashioned air
Ruth Ramsey notes a palace destroyed by bombs and mines in World War II has been carefully restored by architects. In a research driven effort the venue regains its historic charm and proper style. The column lists birthdays including Henry VI and Charles Stewart Parnell.
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Archiects
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