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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1966
Page
12
Dear Helpless, a 13 year old is receiving jewelry and love letters from a boy, mother snooped her purse and read them, now forbids contact. While mother is old fashioned, the teen should avoid hiding such items. Helen urges open talk and safe boundaries. send questions to Helen Help Us.
A homemaker suggests a new concrete mix with a two level pouch design. The product promises less mess and easier use for DIY fixes around the house, appealing to husbands who are partial to home projects.
The Silent Class of Memorial B Baptist Church held its sixth anniversary banquet with over 70 attendees including out-of-town guests. Master of ceremonies Leon Brown led a program titled Celestial Fantasy featuring magic and an inspirational message. Reverend A L Jordan gave the invocation before a Woman's Missionary Union meal. Myster the Magician, Mike Gates, performed sleight of hand while George Joslin of Dallas addressed Deaf Texas work and Terry Ryals offered a chalk talk. Mrs L A Beard, Houston church interpreter, traced Deaf work in Texas. Mrs Golden, interpreter, shared her bridge role between sound and silence.
A humorous 1965 artifact notes 3.9 million new electric slicing knives sold to prepare Sunday roasts. It jokes that the electric housewares industry thrives on the trend despite a prior "Great Hair Dryer Depression" of 1964, celebrating renewed popularity and consumer enthusiasm.
Heirport round Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Woods announce the birth of a son, Matthew Lewis Woods, on February 25 at Gulf Coast Hospital. He weighed 7 pounds 1 ounce. He has two brothers, Michael and Mark, aged 15 months. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ocie Lee Woods Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Sheffield of Baytown. Great grandparents include J. J. Sheffield and Mrs. E. J. Berthe of Baytown. One great-great grandmother, Mrs. W. J. Tillery, of Houston.
The note outlines food budget tips emphasizing careful planning storage and prep to save money and nutrients. It discusses refrigeration, freezing, and prep methods to preserve vitamins and meat quality. It also surveys current market prices for beef cuts vegetables and fruits with varying availability and costs.
In Laconia New Hampshire 24 seniors aged 60 to 83 participate in a federal anti poverty Foster Grandparents project at the state school. They provide general baby care to a month old boy who is mentally retarded and receive 1.25 dollars per hour for four hours daily. The program aims to give aging volunteers a meaningful role while children receive care and affection.
The Cootiette Club 628 held a Monday night meeting to elect new officers for the coming year led by Mrs Anna Copple. Mrs Jewell Homand was elected chief grayback with several officers named including Mrs Capple as ink slinger and state pious louse. Plans discussed for a Thursday party at the Houston Veterans Administration Hospital and an associate meeting at 7 30 p.m. March q at Homand’s.
The Houston Chapter of The National Secretaries Association, in partnership with the University of Houston, sponsors the thirteenth annual seminar for secretaries at 8 a.m. Saturday 12 at the Rice Hotel. Virginia Blakemore chairs the committee, with Dr. F. J. Spencer of the Houston Research Institute as keynote. Roger W. Birkman leads a Self Discovery workshop at 9:30 a.m., and a panel includes Judge Arthur C. Lesher Jr., Judge Mabel Greg Howell, Mrs. Erin Holz, Kauser, and Alec Chesser Jr. Exhibits of office equipment start at 8, lunch at 1:15 with Spring fashions, and several door prizes. Reservations to Seminar, care of Elsie Smith, P.O. Box 1891, Houston, TOOL.
Mrs. John Michael Verde formerly Carvelynne Leonard of Mont Belvieu was feted with a bridal shower at Mrs. Jim Shepard’s home. She received a white carnation corsage, plus gifts of stainless steel cookware, bowls and a skillet. The couple resides on Lamar Tech’s campus in Beaumont and Mrs Verde studies at Durham Business College.
Mr and Mrs George B Carroll mark their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday reception at 3122 Ohio Parkersburg WV. The couple, longtime St Josephs Catholic Church members, are hosted by their children James L DeMars Canoga Park California and William A Burrell Houston with six grandchildren.
Practical tips warn against fighting a surface burner and advise turning off the hammer before removing what is cooking. The phrasing implies safety guidance for handling stove burners and cookware.
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