Lynchburg Students Feted At Banquet For Council Leaders
About 50 guests attended a Monday night banquet honoring Lynchburg student councilmen. Funds from a chili supper and cake sale supported the event with patriotic decorations and a program including guest speaker Charles Brigham, music by several students, and a roster of spring and fall officers and representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Charles Brigham
Sheldon School
Tommy Cole
Clais Ann Fenter
Kay Stockwell
Marlene Butcher
Andrea Welch
Lynn Whatley
Kathy Lewis
Joyce Ann Hignite
Larry Hancock
Michael Habermehl
Bibiana Girard
Betty Jean Hignite
Sunny Wheeler
James Stuard
Paul Solana
Charles Hignite
Sue Ward
Sue Sanders
Edward Fitzgerald
Mark Linder
Kim Macke
Jim Buss
Neil Kelly
Madalyn Butcher
Charles Hart
Kathleen Kuehler
Jo Gentry
David Gibson
Wayne Whatley
Jimmie Meekins
Billy Jack Craig
Diane Maxwell
Gail Simmons
Diane Brunson
Tommy Shelby
Tommy Stockwell
Ruby Purdom
Nevil Nelson
Amilaa Hagree
College Cowboys Cowgirls May Enter Free At Dance
Lee College western party Friday night may offer free admission as guests draw lots for entry at 20 to 45 cents. The event aims to attract attendees with a free admission option.
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Lee College Western
International Flower Show Opens Friday in Houston
The Houston International Flower and Garden Show begins Friday at the Shamrock exhibit hall, with 25 000 square feet filled and 50 000 expected visitors. Exhibits run 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on subsequent days, closing March 15. Growers from Hawaii, South and Central America, Holland, and Mexico participate. The nonprofit event funds next year’s show and promotes horticulture education.
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Houston
United States
Carroll
Hawaii
South America
Central American
Holland
Mexico
P.TA Education Course To Begin At San Jacinto
San Jacinto school hosts a two hour home study course on The Pre School Child starting 9 am Thursday in room seven taught by Mrs W H Marshall Jr and Mrs J D Higginbotham parent education chair. Dance games and a floor show planned with refreshments. student council runs the event with several helpers. Cowboys attire urged for two days of Lee College school events ending with a western party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto School
W. H. Marshall Jr
J. D. Higginbotham
Parent Education
San Jacinto
Parent-Teacher Association
Ollie Miller
Betty Hart
Shirley Hignak
Lee
Thurstay
Pallas Athena Hosts Bowery Night Guest Party
Pallas Athena held its annual guest night on Monday in Trinity Episcopal guild room with a bowery setting and cuarter refreshment tables. Prizes went to Mrs. J. D. Higginbotham and Mrs. C. H. Mershall, while Mrs. Harold Barker and Mrs. A. F. Enderli won for best costumes. Hostesses included Mrs. C. W. Lubbock, Mrs. O. M. Meador, Mrs. R. R. Warne, and Mrs. C. M. Pitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Athena
Trinity Episcopal Guild Room
J. D. Higginbotham
C. H. Mershall
Harold Barker
A. F. Enderli
C. W. Lubbock
O. M. Meador
R. R. Warne
C. M. Pitts
Initiation Ceremony for Jean Blinka Club Members Named
Names M otes initiates to Jean Blinka Professional Club to be Wednesday at Jean Blinka School of Dancing. A committee including Linda Sue Land Louise Tallent Sandra Suthin and Sharon Jones to buy gifts for mascots was reported last Wednesday. Fifteen members attended. Visitors to Mrs Bl Thomasson at 148 Mapleton Avenue included Mr and Mrs J D Gerslin 146 Mapleton Avenue and Mr and Mrs Aubrey Baker and children Coleman Paulette and Eddie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Blinka
Eluh
BL. Thomasson
Mapleton Avenue
J. D. Gerslin
Aubrey Baker
Coleman
Paulette
Eddie
Tohaka
Social Calendar Highlights For Thursday Events
Social calendar lists THURSDAY gatherings at 8:30 a.m. Julia Lottie circle meets Cedar Bayou Methodist at 10 a.m. Anson Jones Patent-Teacher Association convenes at 2:15 p.m. Delta Kappa Gamma meets at 7:30 p.m. Licensed Vocational Nurses Association gathers at WOW hall. Theta Rho meets IOOF hall at 7:30 p.m.
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PEO
G. A. Lillie
West Sterling
Julia Lottie
Cedar Bayou
Anson Jones Patent-Teacher Association
Delta Kappa Gamma
WOW
Theta Rho
Burnet PTA to Start Second Session of Course
Burnet Parent Teacher Association will begin the second session of a Personality in the Making study course at 9 36 a m Thursday in the home of Mrs M B Fearey 105 North Burnet. Three preschool topics include How to Distinguish Democracy's Child My Child Normal and Common Sense and Nonsense About Discipline. Adolescent topics include How Strong is Their Conscience College a Job or Bath and Do They Know the Meaning of Excellence. Luncheon will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Herbert
Ralph McNay
Bath
Leon Legler
F.C. Covey
Burnet Pta
Guest Speaker to Address Insurance Women of Baytown
Franklin Wright of a San Astonia insurance company will speak at a March 22 Baytown Insurance Women meeting. Finance was the topic and dues were increased. A goodwill basket will raise funds for Girls Town U S A. Miss Odena Childers presided. Mrs Polly Humphreys resigning. Mrs Frances Rump nominated. Fourteen members attended. next meeting April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Wright
San Astonia Insurance Company
Insurance Women of
Baytown
Tuck Insurance Agency
Odena Childers
Polly Humphrey
Life Membership Presented To Baby Deb Blanton
A baby life membership was presented to Deborah Diane Blanton on Tuesday by Wooster circle of St. Mark's Methodist Church. Debra Blanton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Blanton. The group met at 108 Wooster, heard two chapters of the study Within These Borders, and shared Cokes and cookies for 10 members and one guest, Mrs. Phillip Crum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Diane Blanton
Ruth Moss
Memorial Baptist Church
Katie Chandler
Round Rock Baptist Children's Home
Jack Shanks
Peggy
T. W. Lyons
David
James Thompson Pravers
Cecil Singleton
Frank Roberson
EB. H. Stoerner Jr
South Circle Drive
Onita Cole
Second Baptist Church
David Albright
E. R. Whitmer
F. A. Hutchins
James Nelson
Hutchins
E. A. Masters
Albright
Whitmer
Style Shoppe Buyer Reports Influx of Spring Fashion
Style Shoppe buyer Mrs. Sadye Blum reports daily arrivals of spring to mid-summer fashions from New York markets. Italian and Egyptian weaves glamourize cotton dresses while pure silk liners and prints fill new stock. Baytown stores gain a sharp new play clothes and denims range and Easter glitter at the millinery bar with handmade straws on display. Deliveries pour in as Gulf Coast shoppers are urged to visit during the seasonal peak.
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New York
Sadye Blum
Gulf Coast
Baytown
Play Clothes Department
Bakus
Milans
Saturns
Blum
Dual Pianists Ferrante and Teicher Recall Civic Music
Baytown residents recall the duo Ferrante and Teicher who highlighted the 1950-51 and 1951-52 Civic Music Association seasons. They emphasize bringing pleasure through two pianos and offering the best bargain in great music in Baytown. Membership is limited by auditorium capacity and available at Chamber of Commerce campaign HQ or by phone 6043 until 5 pm. Adult dues are $6 and student dues are $3.
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Ferrante
Teicher
Baytown
Civic Music Association
Civic Music
America
Sim
Civic Music ‘Association
Chamber of Commerce
Baptist WMU Circles Hold Monthly Bible Study Meetings
Women's Missionary Union circles from multiple churches held Bible study on Moses as the main topic at Tuesday meetings. Leaders included Mrs. T L SoRel le and Mrs. J Gatlin Smith with eight members at one home and a visitor present. future projects include toy making for Cerebral Palsy center on March 16.
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WMU
T. L. SoRelle
Moses
Virgiia Wingo
First Baptist Church
Curtis Harrison
New Jersey
Otto Mullins
J. Gatlin Smith
WMS
W. J. Maher
Community Missions
Luville
Welfare Center To Be Discussed By Committee
A welfare committee of the Gulf Coast Federation of Dorcas Welfare Societies will meet March 18 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Central Seventh Day Adventist church in Houston to discuss establishing welfare centers. The group is stockpiling bedding clothing food furniture medicine and other necessities for disaster readiness locally or regionally. Mrs. Earl Smith president of the Gulf Coast federation notes Baytown needs a center but Baytown Ina Porte zo ciety lacks space and cannot rent now. the project continues toward a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Committee
Gulf Coast Federation of Dorcas Welfare Societies
Central Seventh- Day Adventist Church
Bagby and
McGowen Streets
Houston
Gulf Coast Area
Dorcas ‘Welfare Societies
Dorcas Welfare Societies
Waco
Earl Smith
Baytown
Gulf Coast Federation
Dorcas Welfare
Baytown-Ina
Mrs King Is Honored On 82nd Birthday
Anna Mary King celebrated her 82nd birthday with a party hosted by Mrs Iva L King at 1418 Ash. Rev Leon Matthis led a devotional and guests enjoyed coffee and cake during the gathering at St John’s Methodist church related Women’s Society event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mary King
Christian Servier
St. John’s Methodist Church
Iva L. King
Leon Matthis
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Margaret Blesingeme
Barbara Richards
Carolyn Dier
Mary Kelly
Robert Pree
Merritt Saunders
Dennis Barnes
Baytown Sun
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Gulf Coast Motor Company
W. Texas Ave
Black's & Pharmacy
Texas
P.T
Y.W.A
Roberta Cox Edwards
Marlene Roe
East Fpearce
Florida
Ferrante and Teicher
Woman's Missionary Unions
Virginia Wingo
Lucille Lapp
Vivian Hickerson
Dan Hutchins
George Derden
J. R. Beasley
EB. H. Seale
Joe Caruso
E. R. Siebert
E. E. Saxon
Evelyn Stanford
Evelyn Stanford Circle
Central Baptist Church
O. C. Massey
East Hunnicull
Bula Lee Shannon
M. EB. Kingston
Willard Dickerson
G. F. Spangler
Martha Harris and
Janice Wellmaker
Martha Harris
Circles of Baptist
Temple
Church
R. J. Burden
Ida Kirkland
E. L. Evans
AL 5. Allen
James Weir
Grace Monroe
Monroe Eircle
Oree Mark's Methodist Church
RB. P.tricha
Holly
Mrs. King
Imperial Sugar
Libby
U.S. Choice Beef Sale
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