AAUW Honors New Members in Baytown Tea
The American Association of University Women welcomed twenty two guests and members during a Wednesday afternoon gathering in the Baytown Community House Lounge. President Birs D. G Seamans and officers greeted attendees as musical selections played. Hostesses included Mrs. E.R. Ball and others. tea service featured a linen cutwork table and azalea centerpiece.
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American Association of University Women
Baytown
Birs
D. G Seamans
Amet
Aire
Gordon King
Gladys Skagen
Rlf
Premoig
Ruth Bunting
Buelow
E.R. Ball
Forrest Gober
John P. Henderson
J.T. Porter
Ed Vaught
Arsext Johnston
Silver Anniversary Celebrated With Open House
The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. 25 was celebrated with an open house hosted by their daughter, Miss Barcelette Macon. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sandefer and many others as the silver theme graced the center table and the inscription on the anniversary cake. The Parents Council of Baytown Junior High plans a Friday 10 am meeting in the auditorium to set spring festival plans, urging all parents to attend. Morrell Park circle of Grace Methodist WSCS held a session with Mrs. Histeria Simion leading a study on Women In the Scriptures. next meet is March 15 at the home of Mrs. P. R. French.
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Parents Council OF
Baytown
Baytown Junior High
Mar
J. D. Heffernan
C. N. Guest
Elton Wood
Melba Fay Weaver
Glenn A. Young
Laura Ellen Weaver
W. E. Harlan
J. T. Macon
Dan Gustine
Dora Dean Fraize
Lonnie C. Harris
Texas City
Morrell Park Circle
Histeria Simion
Grace Methodist
WSCS
J. F. Rhodes
Clyde Martin
P. R. French
Try Sun
Sds
East Humble
Bar ‘Nelson French
Finley
St Mark’s Methodist Church
Walter Bartels
Pride
Wayne McCleskey
Bastown
Humble Oi and Refining Company
Mary Evien Martin
Kobiffarber
Queeta Cole
Onette Cole
Coady Baptist
WMU
Tom Kimmey
Gladys Durst
Mesdames Marshall White
I J. Irby
W. D. Heckler
Pearl Alleberry
Mattie Harman
Laure Wilkerson
AL V. Skeen
First Christian Women Meet In Circles On Tuesday
The Women’s Council of the First Christian Church held circle meetings to plan sending supplies to Japan and study the mission book Japan Begins Again. Sally Carlton and Merthe circles totaled 33 members with various readings and host luncheons at the church.
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Japan
All Circle
Women’s Council of the
First Christian Church
Sally Carlton
Merthe
Jack Hester
Martha Circle
C. W. Gipson
B. M. Johnston
Deborah
Arnold Robbins
Deborah Circle
PTA Council President is Re-Elected
Mrs AR Stark was re elected as president of the City Council of Parents and Teachers at a combined business and program meeting held yesterday morning in the Community House. New officers include Mrs Travis Porter vice president Mrs W E H Powers recording secretary Mrs Robert Kerr treasurer Mrs H B Tipton corresponding secretary and L M Loy parliamentarian. Miss Alanna Watson Baytown Girl Scouts executive director spoke on What Scouting Means and March 22 birthday observance. A Brownie activity skit preceded a social with birthday cake for the council birthday on March 20. Members totaled 55.
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AR. Stark
City Council of Parents and Teachers
Toliows
Travis Porter
W. E H. Powers
Robert Kerr
H. B. Tipton
L. M. Loy
Oniarien
M. M Carter
Parents and Teachers
Hil Campo
Royal Service program at Second Baptist reviewed
Mrs. C. C. Collins led the Royal Service program at Second Baptist with Mrs. Ray Stuckie presenting the devotional. Twenty three members attended the covered dish luncheon at noon followed by an Annie Armstrong Week of Prayers program. Cedar Bayou Assembly will hold a Rainbow Girls practice at 1 p.m. Saturday in the Masonic Hall. Quack Shack teen canteen will not open this weekend due to Robert E. Lee High School activity conflicts.
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C. C. Collins
Second Baptist Wn
Ray Stuckie
J. K. Barns
Birs. H A. Stowe
C. D. Henley
Collins
Annie Armstrong
Cedar Bayou
Quack Shack
Robert EK. Lee High School
Beverly Rockhold
Program Of Irish Music At Baytown Community House
The Wednesday Morning Music Club will present an Irish music program at 8 15 p m on March 9 in the Baytown Community House auditorium. Residents with Irish spirit are invited to attend as the club performs choral numbers and solo pieces by members and guests after a brief business meeting led by Mrs D J Shall.
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Baytown
Gay Hearts
D. J. Shall
Election Of Officers For '39 Study Club
New officers were elected at the luncheon meeting held at Mrs. A. B. Montjoy home with Mrs. George Bland as co host. Mrs. A R Padgett was named president for the coming year with Mrs. C BE Gates as first vice president and Mrs. W C Stewart as second vice president. Other officers include George Blane secretary W L Emanuel corresponding secretary J V Ptacek treasurer and 5 S Brady parliamentarian. The group planned a donation to the Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center to be established in Baytown and reviewed the constitution and by laws with some changes. Attending besides those named were Mrs Wade Callam Mrs Duke Jones Mrs E W Bowerman Mrs John Baldwin Mrs Edwin Cook Mrs O C Tate and a guest Mrs A B Hicks.
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A. B. Montjoy
George Bland
A. R. Padgett
C. BE. Gates
W. C. Stewart
George Blane
W. L. Emanuel
J. V. Ptacek
5. C. Brady
Baytown
Wade Callam
Duke Jones
E. W. Bowerman
John Baldwin
Edwin Cook
O. C. Tate
A B. Hicks
Circle Meetings Across Grace Methodist WSCS Circles
Multiple church circles share notes on meetings at homes and churches. Grace Methodist WSCS met at 1801 North Main with devotionals by Mrs. Paul Black and lessons by Mrs. Blackburn and others. Upcoming dates include March 7 at Mrs. Jack King’s home.
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Allie. Nunan
L. ED. Wilburn
Allie Numan
Prc
Jack King
DI West Gulf
Short Coif Versus Lorng Bob Women May Take Their Choice
Discussion on hair fashion contrasts short bob and long hair as the flapper era influences style. Practicality, maintenance, and ease are noted with quotes from Mary Jane Highy and Rosemary Rice about how each length suits acting roles and personal preference.
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Mary Jane Highy
Merydsne
Mary Jane
Rosemary Rice
Rosemary
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