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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1964
Page
7
Laura Woods notes Baytown gardeners flock to centers as March debuts. Readers learn about bulbs, petunias, carnations, delphiniums, camellias, roses, pansies, and a white marigold seed contest. Fertilizing and soil acidity advice appears with pest notes and planting steps.
Home makers are urged to choose chairs balancing design and comfort. The guidance covers matching decor, personal use needs, and grouping chairs around a round table to create a curved seating arrangement. View the latest chair selection and decorating ideas for living rooms.
The Ideal Home Improvement Co built eleven specialty benches for Lee College electronics technology lab under John Guemple's direction. The benches, delivered to the Lee College Technical Branch at 466 Rayway Drive, support a two year program leading to an electronics technician degree and intended industry readiness.
Engagement announced for Miss Diane Hawkins and Bennie Loper of Crosby to wed June 6 at First Baptist Bridgeport. Diane attends North Texas University and Bennie Texas Tech. House party featured gardenia trees, love birds, coral and white decor, with guests from Jacksboro Fort Worth Dallas Decatur Crosby and Bridgeport.
Mrs David Motley formerly Miss Catherine Maher was entertained Saturday night at the home of Mrs Norman S D Olive Bayway Drive with co hosts Mrs Stanford Ward and Mrs Larry Mair Jr The honoree and her mother Mrs Lawrence Maher were received by Mrs Frank Motley The green and white decor featured candles bells and rings Refreshments included green punch and cookies with green white decorations Approximately 50 guests attended with Miss Judy Lamberson among the guests
W.C. Burnett of San Antonio arrives as a house guest for Rector Waltons at 1806 Alabama in a social note.
Mrs Russell Lesery mother of Mrs Joe DuBose celebrated her 16th birthday Saturday as her daughter hosted a party with about 20 guests at 1714 Fort Worth. The honoree is stated as 63 and had earlier been honored by Baptist Temple Church choir members with a surprise party after Sunday services.
The Phebean Class of the Adult Sunday School Department at First Baptist will meet Thursday in the Intermediate Building 11. Mrs. RE. Monk, class president, will lead the social and business meeting with Mrs. R. R. Bains Sr. as class teacher. A pantry shelf tip suggests keeping figs with apricots and pineapple chunks for unexpected guests.
A press food feature by Cecily Brownstone presents steamed stuffed buns from Chinese restaurants, tested in three methods: steaming baking and frying. The experiment yielded 32 buns, fried buns praised for crispiness, with directions for steaming, baking, and deep frying.
Swedish tenor Einar Waermo, trained at the Royal Conservatory in Stockholm, will perform at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Trinity Tabernacle Assembly of God Church, 1008 E Lobit. A noted church singer, he sings in multiple languages and has been praised by John Forsell and Prince Oscar Bernadotte. The notice also contains unrelated cooking directions and recipes.
Mrs. Tag was elected president of the Minerva Study Club at a Friday meeting held at her home. Selected to serve with her were Mrs. Vaughn Lizette as vice president arse E R B Cunningham as secretary reporter Mrs C H Kelly as treasurer Mrs R C Anderson as courtesy chairman and Mrs L W Maher as librarian. Marion Pond reviewed a tone chapter How We Feel in Pain from John Fifer's The Human Brain. Mrs Tag served luncheon.
The Baytown fashion column is delayed as the writer explains a family illness requires travel to New York. The writer apologizes for the interruption and hopes to resume the column soon.
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