Senior Homemaking students honored at tea
Carolyn Reyes and Ariss ees Carroll were among senior students from Robert E. Lee High School honored at a Career Girls tea on Wednesday hosted by the Baytown Home Economics Association in Baytown. The event recognized top homemaking students with gift presentations by Mrs. H. Stevenson and featured talks on home economics, decorations, and refreshments for about ten mothers and guests.
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Iss Carolyn Reyes
Arissees Carrol
Robert EH Lee High School
Baytown
Eccles Association
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H. Stevenson
Baytown Home Economics Association
Stevenuser
Wilfred Korthaver
J. HL A Aydelotte
Betty Jo Tucker
Homemaker'’s Club
R. EB. Ferrell
Korthauer
C.T. Bussey
Tony Brather
Stevenson
W. C. Wallace
Louie Ikonson
Roy Fuller
Jesse Kirkpatrick
Tomlinsons Tie The Knot In Baytown Home Wedding
Mr and Mrs W E Tomlinson exchanged vows February 23 in Channelview at a double ring ceremony read by Rev Bert Mattingly. Attending were Mr and Mrs H A Richey and relatives. Mrs Tomlinson, born Bertha Mae Broussard of Port Arthur, and Tomlinson work at Humble Oil Baytown Plant.
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W. E. Tomlinson
Baytown
Channelview
Bert Mattingly
A. D. Tomlinson
H. A Richey
Tomlinson
Bertha Mae Broussard
Port Arthur
Humble Oi and Refining Company
Decorator Notes Cheerful Colors Replace Blues in Homes
A nationwide color survey shows Americans abandoning blues for yellows grays and grayed greens with deeper pinks and Germanium Red tones gaining popularity in interiors. Styles in furniture draperies and furnishings influence wall color choices as warm lively hues replace cool calming shades. Women’s Club meeting will feature a Texas program Take A Look At Texas led by Mrs W J Tiltey at 2 30 pm tomorrow at 21 High Street with co hostesses Mrs C G Bailey and others.
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Woman's Club
Texas
W. J. Tiltey
BE. Seale
JL Bailey
Charles Ferr
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Comedy Play To Be Given By CB Juniors
CB Juniors present a three act farce Aut Samanthy Rules The Roost at 7 30 p m Friday in Cedar Bayou High School auditorium. Aunt Samanthy, a man hater, enters city politics while her nieces plot love via eggs with messages. Cast includes Sern Bolton Martha Maroney Jayce Capps and others. sponsors Mrs Bonnie Hazel Martin and James R Jones invite the public. The piece centers on family and poultry business in Simpkinsville in a humorous setup.
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Samanthy
Cedar Bayou High School
Charles George
Bonnie Hazel Martin
James R. Jones
Samanitha Simpkins
Simpkinsville
Semanthy Worres
Sern Bolton
Martha Maroney
Jayce Capps
Frankie
Simpkins
Charlene Foster
Joyce Conner
Bobby Smith
Farmer
Glenn Lowry
Serena
Darwin Enroe
Lowvhie
Charlies Irwin
Daniel Zucha
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Bob Allen Young
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Bob Jo Maley
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Dy Troutman
Richard Lynn
A Judy Newton
Wynn Rayam
Linda Ann Cowartert
Wayne Smith
Biltte Herten
Richard Wayne Newton
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Carloyn Reyes
Cerdai
Cardo
Raniul
Virginia Meyer
Iceland
Mayfair Jewelry
Culpepper’s
New Corray
Moore's Shoe Store
West Texst Breave
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Fortunette
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U.S. Army
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