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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1956
Page
4
Girl Scout Troop 28 elected Sharon G as president Deborah Thacker as vice president Karen Lynn Floyd as secretary Mary Jane McHugh as treasurer and Pamela Jo Phelps as reporter. The current project is a Big Surprise for Mothers Day.
The Highlands Home Demonstration club invites HD members of La Porte Friendly Acres and nearby clubs to a games party at Mrs. W. D. Wood’s North Main Highlands home. Activities begin at 1 pm with canasta bridge 42 and bingo for 50 cents, prizes at each table, and a noon covered dish luncheon. Funds go to the club treasury.
The son of Air and Mrs Kenneth Hay Miller of 317 West Gulf celebrates his first birthday on Monday. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W Young of Baytown and Mr and Mrs Robert Patrick of Alice. He is the great grandson of Airs Dean Maude Cornelius of Baytown.
Robert E Lee faculty members and their families will be feted with a spring buffet supper Thursday night in the school cafeteria. Tickets will be $1 for adults and 30 cents for children. Mrs. Clara Scott, general chairman, announced the meal begins at 6 p m.
Miss Winora-Faye Pope and Douglas McKeller Jre plan a 7.3 pan Thursday ceremony at Faith Temple officiated by Rev. Milton Ford. Matron of honor is Mrs. H R Atwood. bridesmaids include Velda Hargraves Norma Rayner Chudia Enderli and Barbara Real. Best man H B Abwood. groomsmen Clifton Love J C Fojt Dean Rawlinson Kenneth Inby. Flower girl Jamie Sue Toups and ringbearer Larkin Smith. Rehearsal dinner hosted by Mrs. Francis Smith and Mrs. Douglas McKeller. Reception at 403 Morrell hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A Z Harrison.
Friendly Acres Home Demonstration club will study native plants next Friday at Mrs. S. B. Stricklin’s home. President Mrs. C. K. Spencer asks members planning a field trip to wear work clothes, bring burlap bags a shovel nails and bag lunches. Next regular meeting is April 2 at Mrs. Hoffpaui’s home 1201 North Eighth. The club met Friday at Mrs. Gosch’s North Main with three new members and guest Mrs. Gill. Mrs. Stricklin and Mrs. Harper Wilking joined. a picnic table was demonstrated.
Baytown Education Association will elect officers for 1996 57 Tuesday night at Lee College auditorium A nominating convention will pick four delegates to the state teachers association in November in Houston The district house of delegates will decide final delegates in March Also a school board program will discuss the Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District status problems and future plans Mrs Elmer Gray will chair the discussion group A separate item notes a church social event with 66 attendees at St Johns Methodist fellowship hall featuring old time syrup sipping theme hosted by multiple members and families
The reason for our confidence is the pleased people in our showrooms and the names on our waiting lists since this new car debuted. The passage emphasizes consumer enthusiasm and strong demand for the model.
Grace Methodists circles held sessions presenting Spiritual Classics. Mrs Estella Simion hosted Ruth circle with lessons by Mrs R W Washburn and assistance from Mrs Tommy Burns and Mrs Jesse Reach. Devotions by Mrs Tommy Evans and Mrs J T Sloane. Refreshments for eight. Upcoming meetings planned at Mrs K K Kitchell and Mrs Bill Taylor homes.
Soft off-white to cocoa tones define spring 1936 tailoring with beige-brown black and gray mono tones. Wavy headlines and tweed blends set the stage while accents of turquoise red and apricot spice neutral palettes. Delphinium blues greens pinks and yellows appear in lightweight tweeds and suitings with navy as a staple.
Raf-G Guild members voted to sponsor a Girl Scout troop this year. Seven members met at Mrs J B Hvilhot 2425 West Main for a business session and contributed to the Emergency Corps iron lung fund. The next meeting is set for March 40 at Mrs Henry Veil amp 202 Morrell.
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