Shades Of Yellow Lavender And Lilac Dominate Fashions
A fashion show at the Elk's Women's Club style show in the Community House featured bold yellows lilacs and pastels with blue and red accents. Models wore sheath dresses pleated skirts and matching ensembles including a white on white suit and a gold yellow silk shirtwaist with navy details. Purses were large and many outfits used belts to mimic ties.
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Bobby Sutprin
Elk’s Women's Club
Ems
G. N. Allison
Proidered
Shirhwaist
Dan Perkins
P. L. Whatley Lew
John CG. Walmsley
T. Son
T. Peck
Norman A
Jim Bailey
Jack 2Meloop
Hartt
Pat O'Sullivan
Virginia Whitesides
Dmirs
Rose
Sanders
J. W. Keoughan
Linda Stewart
Carolyn Bolmanskie
Car
Gallene Fox
Miss Carolyn Dickerson Weds Michael W. Smith in La Porte
Miss Dickerson became the bride of Michael W. Smith in a double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church La Porte officiated by Rev PF A Voss. The couple exchanged vows February 4 with Gladioli and poinsettias decor and candlelight. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Dickerson of Baytown, wore Chantilly lace and pure kil t organza with seed pearl embroidery. The groom is from Houston with parents Mr and Mrs 0 R Smith. The couple plans a May graduation for the bride from Robert E Lee High, while Smith serves in the U S Army in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Dickerson
Michael W. Smith
la Porte First Baptist Church
PF. A. Voss
R. BR. Dickerson
Baytown
Smith
0. R. Smith
Houston
Sally Kaderli
Wiley Myere
Beaumont
Deano Mertz
Highlands
Sherrie Maris
David Wall
la Porte
Gary DuPlissy
John Smith
Austin
C. G. Swick
Lillian Swick
Bliss Nadean Sargent
Dotcoy McClain
Jo Ann Mor
Sandy Smith
Ann Wall
Sandra Ericson
Elizabeth Ann Dickerson
Linda Russell
Robert E. Lee High School
United States Army
Louisiana
Pink And White Theme Used At Stewart Party
Pink and white themed decorations centered the 40th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. E Stewart. The couple, residents of 112 E Francis, hosted family guests including eight children and relatives from Baytown Austin and Houston.
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Pink
E. Stewart
E. Francis
Stewarts
J. B. Smith
Mra
Alvin Baker
Mack Whitmire
Jimmy Stewart
Bernard Murphy
Ses
G. B. Gibson
Baytown
B. J. Compton
Austin
Gerald Stewart
Houston
Choir Presents Program At CBJH Parents Meeting
Ninth grade choir of Cedar Bay Junior High School performed a musical program at a recent Parents Council meeting in the school auditorium. The group was accompanied by Miss Veeta and the festival was discussed. A definite date for the event will be announced soon. Dr. Callicut from the University of Houston will speak at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bay
Counot
Iey
Univ Feraty
Houston
Callicut Imay Peo
Sundae Talks Club Schedules Master Point Play For Monday
Baytown Duplicate Bridge Club sets a 7:20 p.m. master point game Monday at the community House with Jack Furbee directing. Morning session slated for April. Mrs. Bob Gillette presides. Last session winners were Mrs. Gordon Denning and A. J. Smith Jr. Pasadena Duplicate Bridge Club results show north-south winners N. Good and Bob Rimkus first, F. L. Frederickson second, C. Ford and A. Falcon third. east-west winners E. T. Martin and Katherine Howland first, L. J. Pinett and G. H. Riesser second, Rupert Thorp and Dr. J. Wolfe third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
F. L. Fredrickson
C. Ford
A. Falcon
E. T. Martin
Katherine Howland
L. J. Pinett
G. H. Riesser
Rupert Thorp
J.wolfe
Drama Group To Enact Play Friday Night
Robert E. Lee High School drama department presents its annual contest play The Innocents tonight in the school auditorium at p.m. The cast includes Miley, Jo Ann Henson, Lady Shearer, Edward Jackson and Gail Sheffield. Set in an English country home in the 1860s, the drama adapts Henry James Turn of the Screw. Tickets available from drama department members at the door.
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England
Archibald
Henry Ganses
Drama Departager
Aseistam
Drama Department
At the Door
Reviewer Club Adds Three New Members
At a Thursday Community House session Mrs W D Broyles led a review of Who Killed So Amory. The discussion noted society’s decay from celebrity to publicity and praised the book’s testimony on past society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jat
jJean Wood
Charles Coleman
Dan Lagertoo
Dickey
Ail
W. D. Broyles
Amory
Interfaith Workshop and School Drama Presentation in Houston
Friday events include an Interfaith Workshop by St Agnes Society in Houston and a performance of The Innocents by Robert E Lee High School Drama Department at the Pim venue. A Distinguished Service Awards banquet will follow at 7 p.m. at the Tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Agnes Society
Houston
Dabney Goodwin to Donate Confederate Books
Dabney Goodwin chapter and United Daughters of the Confederacy have purchased books ready for delivery to area junior and senior high schools. Mrs J H Anderson chairs the project and Dabney Goodwin will host a March meeting with Lyle Cashion of Houston presenting a movie at the Community House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabney. Goodwin
United Daughters of Confederacy
J. H. Anderson
Dashiell - Huey
Children of Confederacy
Dabney - Goodwin Group
Bill Lewis
Bayshore Drive
Dabney-Goodwin
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Booth
Dabney Goodwin
Lyle Cashion
Houston
H. Frank Goss
Surratt
Adrien FF. Drouilhet
Washington
Poison Plants and Insects Topic at Garden Club
Mrs. Lewis Fentiman will discuss Poison Plants and Insects at the Oaks Garden Club meeting on Wednesday. The gathering will assemble at 9 30 a m with hostess Mrs Victor Northcutt 14900 Country Club View and cohostess Mrs J M L Devins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Fentiman
Feraeae
Settry Club
Oaks Garden Club
Wedpee
Victor Northcutt
Country Club View
J. ML. Devins
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