Mrs. R. M. Johnston Active in Sorority and Church
Mrs. Richard M. Johnston, active in Beta Sigma Phi sorority since 1950, leads Xi Gamma chapter as first Exemplar. She has held roles in Kappa Kappa Ritual of Jewels, Beta Sigma Phi City Council treasurer, and Baytown BEPW, with volunteer work during World War II and at Kelly Field. The Johnston family resides in Baytown with son Malcolm. she works at Humble Employees Texas Federal Credit Union and catalogs sewing and piano hobbies.
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Richard M. Johnston
Beta Sigma PH Sorority
Xi Gamma
Kappan Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi
Johnston
Baytown
Mothers March Christian Church
Normant Missionary Circle
Cress Nurse's Aid
Sit
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Europe
Air Force
Paris
France
St. Mary's University
University of Illinois and
Lee College
Humble Employees Texas Federal Credit Union
Johnstons
Malcolm
East Wright Blvd
PTA Council to Elect New Baytown Officers Soon
Baytown civic groups circle spring planning with PTA council to name new officers at Community House Wednesday morning and choose delegates for the spring conference. Other items include mental health program, civil defense talk, and rush plans across multiple sororities and clubs.
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PTA Council
Baytown
Wooster Baptist WMU To Observe Annie Armstrong Week
Wooster Baptist Woman's Missionary Union plans the Annie Armstrong Week of Prayer for home missions Monday through Friday. A Wednesday prayer meeting features I Miss Alanna Watson leading a pageant with WMU and Brotherhood members. Morning meetings run from 6 to 12 a.m. with Wednesday excluded. Circles Joyce Wright Ethel Hardy present Monday, Helen Harper Tuesday, and Geneva Wilson Oneta Cale Thursday with Dorothy Diaz leading Friday. Nursery to be open for preschoolers. Mrs H Cooke presided Wednesday. Mrs George Curtis reported on the state YWA house party in Belton, accompanied by Annette Citr Gay Hickerson Betty Ann Covey Barbara Richards Norma Padgett and Mrs N F Currey.
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H. ¥. Cooke
George Curtis
YWA
Belton
Annette Citr
Gay Hickerson
Betty Ann Covey
Barbara Richards
Norma Padgett
N. F- Currey
Shower Honors Mrs. Raymond Tavary at Franks Home
Mrs. Raymond Tavary was feted at a pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs. M. J. in Baytown Thursday night. Co-hostesses included several local women, with about twenty guests enjoying coffee and cake. Also noted, BAYTOWN PILOT club plans to open for the New York Drama Guild production of Picnic March 14 at Lee College and Sabrina Fair on May 2.
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Raymond Tavary
M. J
West Francis
Eva Haley
G. A. Bozell
R.C. McDowell
J. D. Adcox
Darlene Fox
Mary Hurst
Baytown Pilot Club
New York Drama Guild
Marcel
Lee College Auditorium
Sabrina Fair
Barbara Read to Wed Joe Watkins This Summer
Mr and Mrs W A Read of 600 East Jack announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Ann to Joe Lester Watkins son of Mr and Mrs H E Watkins 615 West Warro. Barbara is a Robert E Lee high school graduate and Leo College student and church secretary at Central Baptist church. Joe Watkins a REL graduate works at Big Chief supermarket.
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W. A. Read
East Jack
Barbara Ann
Joe Lester Watkins
HE. C. Watkins
West Warro
Robert E. Lee High School
Bridge
Lect
Leo College
Central Baptist Church
REL
Big Chief Supermarket
Members Exchange Secret Pals Gifts at Memorial Baptist
Willing Workers class at Memorial Baptist met in Mrs. J. B. Holloway’s home for a secret pals gift exchange. Mrs. T. W. Sorrell was hostess. Mrs. O K R Wilson presided. A devotional by Mrs. Ralph Ragan followed refreshments of cupcakes fruit salad nuts mints chips sandwiches and hot chocolate. Next gathering to be hosted by Mrs. W. T. Blanscett.
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Memorial Baptist
J. B. Holloway
Conostess
T. W. Sorrele
O. KR. Wilson
Ralph Ragan
W. T. Blanscett
Queen Esther Class To Aid Needy Children
Queen Esther class members of Cedar Bayou First Baptist church will donate a box of clothes in March to a needy family. Plans for the monthly project were made at a meeting Thursday night in the home of Mrs. E. K. McNulty. It was announced that the class gave a basket of food last month to a weekly family. The hostess served frosted drinks and brownies. Next meeting will be at 7 p.m. April 5 in the home of Mrs. Z. F. Bradford.
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Queen Ester
Cedar Bayou First
Sun Patterns For Easy Sewing Pattern Wo 1364
Advertisement for child clothing patterns detailing sizes from 6 months to 3 years with pieces for sleep dress slip romper and panties. Includes fabric yardage estimates and a request to send 35 cents for pattern to Iris Lane Baytown Sun Box 438 Midtown Station New York NY.
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Iris Lane
Baytown
Sun
Midtown Station
New York
N. Y
Presbyterian Circles To Meet At Monday Gatherings
Circle 1 meets Monday at 3 30 a m in Mrs J Wurbee home 148 Cabinets with Mrs O A Johnson leading the program and Mrs Q Glenn Barber as Bible leader Circle 2 gathers at 9 30 a m in Mrs R M Sinclair Shore Acres Blvd La Parte with Mrs Mike Bowers directing Circle 3 convenes at 8 20 a m Monday Circle 4 assembles in the fellowship hall at 9 20 a m Monday Mr Ross Tecter reads the program Nursery for children Circle 5 meets at 7 30 p m in Mrs J H DeGarmo 215 Hackberry lane with Mrs Sammie McPhail leading and Mrs J F Blow as Bible leader Circle 6 at 7 30 p m Monday in Mrs N O Felps 1750 Hillcrest Lane with Hra M A Currie leading and Miss LaVerne McCullough giving the devotional
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Circle 1
First Presbyterian
Jack Wurbee
O. A. Johnson
Q. Glenn Barber
R. M. Sinclair
Shore Acres Blvd
la Parte
Mike Bowers
Ross Tecter
Circle 5
J. H. DeGarmo
Hackberry Lane
Sammie McPhail Wil
J. F. Blow
Circle 6
What Where And When- Community meeting schedule roundup
Monday events list multiple groups meeting at private homes and community centers in Baytown and Goose Creek. Highlights include Unit One League of Women Voters at Bayshore drive 9 30 am and Baytown Garden club at Grace Methodist church 9 30 am.
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League of Women Voters
H. F. Hartman
Bayshore Drive
Allen Meister
Harvey
Mont Belvieu Rebekahs
Goose Creek
Goose Creek Rebekahs
Christian Youth Council
First Christian Church
Woman's Golf Association
Baytown
Harris County Medical Society
Woman's Auxiliary
W. H. Bridges
Baytown City
Wotinka Children Celebrate Birthdays
Donald and Joan Marie Wotipka marked their birthdays on Thursday at their parents home, with a party for relatives. The four year old Donald and three year old Joan received ice cream and cake together, as family members and friends joined in.
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Donald
Joan Marie Wotipka
A. J. Wotipka
Joan
Patsy
Jimmy Wotipka
Raymond
Robert Kubica
Hallie
Nina Dunn
Cynthia
Johnny Wotipka
Michael Baldridge
Earl Harvey Jr
Brenda Chrastecky
Ed Wotipka
BE. C. Harvey
A. H. Wotipka
Woman's World Names N Notes Mrs Calma Flies To England
Mrs Leonard Calma will spend the next year and a half at Lakenheath party in England. They will return her home. the Calmas live at Midland hall. She flew Wednesday night to England. The Calmas address is CALMA Midland hall at Lakenheath. In Fuller Home guests included Dr and Mrs Clyde Fuller and Mr and Mrs Robert Miller of Pigeon Forge Tenn, former Baytonians. Abilene trip for Baptist Temple group including R W King Jr and others. Miss Wright of Baytown initiated into Delta Zeta at SMU as a freshman.
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England
Calmas
Calma Midland Hall
Lakenheath
Fuller Home
Clyde Fuller
South Shepherd
Wand
Robert
Miller
Michael
Pigeon Ford
Tenn
Baytonians
Abilene
Shirley Evans
Sylvia Walles
Margaret Weir
Baptist Temple
Shitin “Wright
R. M. Wright
Test James
Baytown
Delta Zeta
Southern Methodist University
Miss.Wright
SMU
Tommy Brundrelt
Tommy
Trey
T. B. Brindrett Jr
Monroe
T. WW. Brondrett
R. L. Stubbs
Highlands
Evans Birth Announcement in Baytown Hospital
Mr and Mrs John David Evans announce the birth of a son John David Jr at 4 32 pm Thursday in Baytown hospital The baby weighed eight pounds nine ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs H D Jones of Baytown and Mr and Mrs John D Evans of Gilbert La
Mothers Too Meet At Anson Jones
Anson Jones mothers of pre school children heard WC Herring principal urge parents to avoid home reading teaching and to let children spend time away from home before school starts. First grade teachers Davida Thompson A A Chaddick Erma Buckner Glen Knudson introduced. PTA president J Fuller Lyon welcomed and invited joining. Refreshments served.
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Anson Jones
WC. Herring
Davida Thompson
A. A Chaddick
Erma Buckner
Glen Knudson
Herring
J. Fuller Lyon
Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Hostess Marek Doskocil Selects Coffee Olives and Corn
A fragment lists items including coffee olives and corn with names such as Marek and Doskocil, plus digits 15 and 413. The readable text hints at a household or event list featuring these entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marek
Neal
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R. M. Johnston
BEPW
K. M. Johnsh
M.A. Jones
Hast
H. J. Davis
W. T. Bridges
Leavins
N.F. Mer Donald
W. A. Goodrich Jr
W. BE. Marshall
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Tommy Pullen
Kappa Kappa
Beta Phi Sorority
C. N.sutphin
Italy
Rho Zeta
Thomas Rabin
Garth Road
Kappas
Rho‘ Zetar
Gamma Chi
PSP
Billie Wheaton
Highway 146
Baytown Garden Club
William H. Harrop
F. C. Saxam
Gonzalez
PEO
John A Bridges
Wheeler & Company
Bay Stmt
Toronto 1
Canada
Mrs. Raymond Tavary
Stewart
Dyer Street
East
Adone
H. Wilkenfeld
Dennis
Dial
West Texas
Barbara Read
Queen Esther
Buck Turner
Arts and Crafts
Ashbel Smith Parent-Teacher Association
J. A. Boyer
Turner
Texas
Reviewer Club
Joe Moody
Pappa Marticd
Thomas Raucol
W. G. Damask
Mary Lilly Circle
Tom Warner
Shiloh Baptist Church
Bryant Smith
M. E. Smith
J. D. Bottia
HL 1K, Paniel
Mia Cy J. Dahlquist
Doyle B. Green
SEARS
All Over
Dobby Chambray
Texas Ave
J Yn
Presbyterian
Wotinka
Pand
Slalionce
We Army
Daughter
A. H. Nobles
Barclay Road
Stork
Bond & CO
Sparky Bond
South Main
Jim Bond
Christ
Christ Jesus
TRON
Uss
Orning
KRET
W. Sterling
Arthur L. Jordan
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