Minerva Study Club Elects '62 Officers
Minerva Study Club elects officers for 1962 at a Friday meeting in Mrs. Pond’s home. New president is Mrs. Fred Treadway, with officers Mrs. Gill as vice president, Mrs. D’Olive secretary reporter, Mrs. Lireité treasurer, Mrs. Tharpe courtesy chairman, and Mrs. Tavaki librarian. The current librarian Mrs. Cecil Phillips presented the year’s slate, which members accepted. Mrs. Gill’s program on Modern Psychiatric Care, assisted by her daughter Mrs. A. W. Combest, a nurse at the Veteran’s Administration Hospital in Houston, followed. Lunch was served by Mrs. Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Treadway
Minerva’ Study Club
CM. Pond
F. R. Gill
8. D'Olive
Val Lireité
C. L. Tharpe
H. J. Tavaki
Cecil Phillips
One Act Plays Theater Workshop Opens at Library
A one act play workshop for adults will begin at 7 30 p m at the Little Theater Building with Mrs seme bie. Richardson president invites all Little Theater members and those interested in stage to attend free of charge. Six plays will be chosen, three to be presented April 27 with others reserved for the future. A play group will decide on a committee and meet independently later. The board voted at a recent meeting to begin collecting and for a future theater.
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Little Theater Js
Theater Duilding
Seme Bie
Nhonal Mieetion
T. Richardson
Ult
Little
Richardson
Need
K. P. Morris
Tae
Feminine Look Revived in Spring Fashion Shows
A revue of spring fashion highlights features Yves Saint Laurent injecting Western and tropical touches with hats scarves turbans and bold evening looks. Designers like Dior Cardin and Chanel showcase varied silhouettes from tight waists to flowing circles while skirts range from straight lines to bell shapes and striking fabrics and appliques.
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Etow
Jace
Yves Saint
Balmain
Desses
Desigers
Ritci
Heim
Saint-Laurent
Steigillocking
Denia
Dior
Saintrent
Coco Chanel
Crib To College Party Held In Kistler Home
A Thursday night crib to college party at Mrs. Wesley Kistler’s Cedar Bayo-Byuchbure Road home featured secret pals drawn for the next four months. Mrs. Kistler and Mrs. P F Bennett served as chairpersons, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. S B Stricklin and others enjoying chips dips punch coffee and cookies.
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Wesley Kistler
Cedar Bayo - Byuchbure Road
Hillard McCandless
James Boyd
Kistler
Bennett
DAR To Attend State Conference In March
Mrs. W. H. Bridges, regent, announced a state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution would be held in March. The John Lewis Chapter met at Mrs. R. G. Florance’s home. Mrs. Paul Cater was co. Mrs. W. H. Schweitzer urged pamphlets on fallout protection at the post office. Mrs. E. H. Lovering discussed the defeated cabinet level Urban Affairs plan and United Nations Bonds sale. She noted 24 of 57 nations paid assessments by June, 60 of 90 had not paid back to 1957. The group read a paper by Mrs. Florance on the Life of George Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bridges
Daughters of the American Revolution
John Lewis
R. G. Florance
Paul Cater
W. H. Schweitzer
E. H. Lovering
Department of Urban Affairs
United Nations
Florance
George Washington
Eastside WMS Executive Board Meets at Eastside Baptist Church
The Women's Missionary Society of Eastside Baptist Church held an executive board meeting led by president Mrs. B. C. Pfilieder. Sunbeam director Mrs. H. S. Smith outlined activities and World Friends and Primary Sunbeams will meet Wednesday in Chinese fashion. Mrs. E. W. Walters reported on GA and mission books, with Victors in the Land to be taught at March meeting. Prayer chairwoman Mrs. W. H. Deason announced Week of Prayer for home missions and Annie Armstrong offering set for 9:30 a.m. March 59 at 1760 Danubina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of Eastside Baptist Church
B. C. Pfilieder
H. S. Smith
Sunbeam
Society
World Friends and Primary Sunbeams
Billie Chinge
J. T. Hickman
E. W. Walters
R. Nichols
Walters
W. H. Deason
Annie Armstrong
Danubina
Births Louis Paul Purswell and Allen Eugene Peters
Heirport Purswell and Mr. Mrs Larry Purswell announce the birth of a son Louis Paul on February 16 at Baytown Hospital. He weighed 6 pounds 12 ounces. Grandparents D A Albright Baytown and 0 0 Purswell Tarkington Prairie. Great grandparents John Purswell Tarkington Prairie. Louis Paul has a sister Jeanie and a brother Adrian. Peters announce a son Allen Eugene born February 21 at Gulf Coast Hospital weighing 6 pounds 3 ounces. Grandparents Mrs Mary Walker Cleveland and Mr Mrs Sam Rozell Livingston. Allen Eugene has a sister Tina Marie.
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Purswell
Larry Purswell
Louis Paul
Baytown Hospital
D. A. Albright
Baytown
Tarkington Praiie
John Purswell
Tarkington Prairie
Jeanie
Adrian
Community Club and Society Meetings Schedule
Thursday events include Masonic Grandmothers Club at 3 p.m and Optimist Building at 7:30 p.m. Plumwood Garden Club games party at 7:30 p.m. Kappa Kappa games at 1:30 p.m. in Community House. Thursday forum with Mrs J S Mann at 3 p.m. 013 Harvey DeZavala PTA at 7:30 p.m. Wheel Square Dance. Friday Service League at Goose Creek Country Club 9:30 a.m. Woman's Club 2:30 p.m. Saturday Rho Zeta rush party 7:30 p.m. at Roseland Pavilion. Monday Rho Zeta BSP rushee meeting 7:30 p.m. Chamber of Commerce Baytown 7:30 p.m. San Jacinto Hospital Baytown Committee of American Carrier Society 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge 1:30 p.m. Goose Creek Community House. Eastern Star 8 p.m. Masonic Hall. Catholic Daughters of America Mater Dei 7:30 p.m. St Joseph's Church. Ashbet Smith Dad's Club 7:90 p.m. at scout house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Grandmothers Club
Optimist
Plumwood Garden Club
Eeel House
Kappa Kappes Vg
J. S. Mann
Harvey
DeZavala
Rho Zeta
Chamber of Cammerce
Baytown
Committee of American Carier Society
San Jacinto Hospital
Baytown Duplicate Bridge
Goose Creek
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Catholic Daughters of America
Mater Dei
St. Joseph’s Church
Ashbet Smith
Scouthouse
Price and Pride in a New Chevrolet Car Line
Chevrolet engineers promise liveliness and luxury at a low price with a fresh car built from scratch. A fuel efficient six cylinder engine, unitized Body by Fisher for roomy interior, and Mono-Plate rear springs offer comfort, easier parking, and greater value for families.
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Chevrolet
Fisher
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C. A. Young
Marie Byrd
Californix
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Sun
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Pat Bryan
Karen Stein
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