For Husbands Study Club Plans March Party
Husbands study club members will host a party March 26 at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Padgett on North Market Street. At a luncheon business session in Gonzales restaurant officers for the new year were named: Mrs. C. C. Tate president, Mrs. J. W. Placek first vice president, Mrs. W. W. Bland second vice president, Mrs. Warren Duran secretary, Mrs. H. E. Weatherly treasurer, Mrs. W. G. Britt corresponding secretary, Mrs. Carl Young parliamentarian. The club voted to sponsor student tickets for Civic Music Association concerts next year. April 6 was set for the annual morning coffee. A new member is Mrs. F. R. Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A A. R. Padgett
North Market Street
Gonzales
C.C. Tate
J. W.ptacek
W. W. Bland
Warren Duran
H&e. Weatherly
W. G Britt
Carl Young
Sor
Civic Music Association
Mra
Priscilla Club Fully Attends Meeting At Robbins Home
The Priscilla club held a full attendance meeting at Mrs. F. L. Robbins home 9 South Whiting. Sixteen members were present and served ice cream cake and coffee. Hostess decorations included dris and daffodils. Next gathering is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs. N. D. Briley 1224 Kilgore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
F. L. Robbins
South Whiting
N. D. Btiley
Kilgore
Texas Music Is Program Topic at Club Meeting
Bass and Treble club members held a Texas music program at the Community house on Wednesday. Guest soloist Mrs. David Shall sang three songs with Mrs. W. B. Killough on piano accompaniment. Teens Sue Ann Wilkie Ann Leesemann and Jennifer Jones played piano. Pioneer Club to host Friday party with refreshments and prizes at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Shall
David Guion
Texas
W. B. Killough
Sue Ann Wilkie
Ann Leesemann
Jennifer Jones
Pioneer Club
Lydia Circle Plans India Donation and Center Open House
Grace Methodist Lydia Circle members met at Mrs. Guy T. Edwards home to donate cash to India and hold a devotional and prayer session led by Mrs. W. H. Giles. Chairman Mrs. Coulter Young presided over business with plans for Cerebral Palsy Center open house on March 20. Next meeting set for March 10 at Mrs. C. A. Neuerhofer’s home, 105 High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Grace Methodist Church
India
Guy T. Edwards
W. H. Giles
Coulter Young
Cerebral Palsy Center
J. E. Fenton
Mrs Rogers To Lead Dirt Gardeners Club Finances
Mrs D D Rogers was appointed finance chair at a Dirt Gardeners Horticulture club meeting hosted by Mrs C L Woods. President Mrs C H Bone named chairs for publicity program membership civic publications. A program on vine care was presented. Twenty members and one guest attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
C.L. Woods
C. H. Bone
M. A. Jones
J. T. Porter
M. L. Snyder
A. M. Pelly
A. B. Wintringham
Woods
Civic
E. O. Jones
A. N. Nelson
E. A. Smith
Dorcas Societies Hear Red Cross Speaker in Bay Town
Gulf Coast Federation of Dorcas Societies Seventh Day Adventists meets Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Community House. Guest speaker Mrs. Helen Seymour Red Cross home service director speaks on Training to Be a Successful Welfare Worker. Federation president Mrs. Earl R. Smith presides, with delegates from Baytown La Porte and Baytown. Other speakers include L. C. Evans and M. H. Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Seymour
Home Service
The
Red Cross
Gulf Coast Federation
Dorcas Societies
Seventh Day Adventists
Thimble Club appoints committees for April social
Thimble club named committees for its annual social on April 20 at the Community house to handle decorations refreshments and program. Mrs S J Hines and others arranged duties while Mrs J T Harrington hosted a recent meeting at 206 Williams. White iris and yellow jonquils decorated the Harrington home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thimble Club
S. J. Hines
J.T., Harrington
Kle. Lyons
J. T. Fielder
A. H. Witt
N.E. Brown
H. R. Hornsby
C. L
Fathers Night at Alamo PTA Aims Spring Play
Alamo PTA plans Fathers Night at 7:30 Tuesday in the school auditorium. Mrs. Pearl Dobba’s second grade presents a program The Arrival of Spring with many children portraying Mother Nature seasons and woodland figures. After the program, refreshments will be served in the cafeteria by second grade mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo
Parent-Teacher Association
Pearl Dobba
Virginia Williams
Mother Mature
Ceci Hi
Father Winter
Paty McLain
Bevie Hadman
Elf
Mike McHugh
Angle Worm
Tommy Clanton
Owl
Roy Yarber
Robin
Mike Dupry
Bluebird
Emily Barrington
Joan ‘Ann Dupuy
Bill Swick
Susie Smith
C. E. Smith
A. B. Floyd
J. W. Clanton
P. Barrington
P. W. Swick
Bassemier
Towler-Jones wedding in Channelview Baytown couple wed
David Towler Jr and Mary Janice Jones married at her parents home Channelview. Ceremony officiated by Rev J Carr Peel with bridal party and house party present. Bride wore lace gown. couple to Galveston for honeymoon. both reside in Baytown after wedding. bride a Robert E. Lee student. groom employed at Beall Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Leroy Towler Jr
Mary Janice Jones
314 Park
Angus Jones
River Road
Channelview
J. Carr Peel
Mary Francia Towler
Galveston
Robert E. Lee High School
RELHS
Lee College
Beall Brothers
Mrs Curtin New President Leads PTA Council
Mrs G Rex Curtin was named President of the Baytown City Council of Patents and Teachers. Norman D Olive was chosen vice president, Henry Ward recording secretary, A T Adams corresponding secretary, R B Battarbee treasurer, B P Hopper parliamentarian. Delegates for the conference March 30 and 31 in Freeport will be Curtin and outgoing president A R Padgett. Safety First program set for March 21 and 22 at the Rice hotel in Houston. Hopper legislative chair introduced guest speaker George Gentry superintendent of Baytown schools who urged lawmakers study bills and contact senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Rex Curtin
Baytown
Women of the Bible Topic of New Circle Study
Grace Methodist church Deborah circle held the first lesson on Women of the Bible. Hostess Mrs A E Beasley. skit on missionary education by Mrs C E O Neal. Support from Mrs J E Seale Mrs L J Lawrence Mrs H C Robertson Mrs J la King and Beasley. Katie Funderurk led the study assisted by O W Hilliard and King. Seale led devotions and prayer. Beasley served refreshments for 16 members. Next lesson set for next Thursday at the church. Softwood type trees cover Dermont’s forest acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah
Grace Methodist. Church
A., E. Beasley
C. E O'Neal
J. E. Seale
L. J. Lawrence
H. C. Robertson
J. la King
O. W. Hilliard
King
Seale
Beasely
Bayou Club Members Make Buddy Burners
Bayou Home Demonstration club members met at Mrs G E Troxels home to craft buddy burners in cooperation with civil defense. Ten members attended and Mrs H Barrow gave a substitute report as president. A soaking gift box was made for a sick member. hostesses were Mrs J W Ferrell and Mrs C W Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayou Home Demonstration Club
G.E. Troxell
H. Barrow
J. W. Ferrell
C. W. Todd
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Exmfost
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California
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Ov Hendrix
Edna Boyer
W. Tere
Dial
Thimble
Alamo Pta
Towlers
Millard Barrington
Jimmy Estetter
Crosby
Roy Orr
Robert A. Jones
Beatrice Stewart
D. W. Harmon
Ethel -Jones
Betty R. Robertson
Hetty Jean Robertson
Curtin
PTA Council
Dermont
Bayou Club
Try Sun
Gingham
Slate
Pink
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Nees
Alexis
Tom Sawyer
Teans
Helio
Ale Koop
Toc
Onomy
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