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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1956
Page
6
Enhance Your Beauty With Eye Cosmetics explains sophisticated eye makeup ideas with shades like ice blue teal evergreen mauve and walnut. It covers eye shadow liner and mascara combos for subtle and dramatic daytime and night looks, plus application tips and color harmony with costumes.
A kolache sale was announced by the St Agnes society of St Joseph's school cafeteria. The sale, led by Mrs A J Neiser, will be April 1 in St Joseph's cafeteria with pastries at 25 cents for adults and 5 cents for children. Proceeds support the church altar fund. Committees to be named at the next meeting. Mrs Stanley Carmoch won the door prize. Hostess Mrs Jos Zaropesk served coffee and drinks. Rev Denis Kennedy attended. Bernard Sereek introduced as new member.
Le Livre club members announce their annual spring coffee for April 28 at the Community house. A covered dish supper for husbands is planned for March 21, also at the Community house. New officers named include Mrs Ett Johnston president and Mrs Service secretary treasurer with Mrs Ray French and Mrs Paul Neviland among executives. Mrs Joe Farley reviewed the book Karen by Matia Killilea.
The Rev. A. Miemann of St Paul led a Tuesday morning session of the Women's Missionary Society at St Paul Church. He spoke on About God the Holy Ghost. Mrs. J. E. Prasek gave devotionals. Mrs. Boehme presided. Hostesses were Prasek and Mettke with 12 members present.
A year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John D. was feted at a birthday party Saturday at the parents home on 508 South Seventh Ten guests enjoyed cake and pink lemonade. A circus theme appeared in decorations with a carousel on the cake and little horns and mints as favors.
Mrs Chambliss Jr. hosted a bridge party at her Anahuar High home with guests including Mrs Eltham, Mrs PR Hall, Mrs J R Johnson, Mrs Fanning, Mrs Melvin Chambliss and others enjoying the afternoon.
Members voted to join the Texas Council of Garden Clubs, Inc., seeking programs and speakers from state and national groups. Houston lecturer Mrs. Bill Hand presented a Flower Arranging talk on six principles balance dominance contrast rhythm proportion and scale. Two new members were welcomed, and plans include two events in early April.
Mrs Ralph Alford of Lakewood Drive announces the engagement of her daughter Paula Zon Baughman to Dan John Rheiner Jr son of Mr and Mrs Dan John Rheiner Antoniy The couple plan to marry June 16 Paula Baughman a REL high school graduate attended the University of Texas and works for Warren Petroleum Co in Houston Rheiner a UT junior student Lamar PTA will meet at 2 15 p m Thursday in the school auditorium following an executive meeting at UT campus
Central Baptist church circles begin a seven night study on Personal Revival from Habakkuk. Mrs B E Rhoden hosted Bessie Wayne Bell circle, with four members praying for ailing members. Culpepper circle gathered for Bible study led by Mrs R V Pilgrim and Mrs RB Kimball. Seven members plus one pew member attended.
Nominating Committee members Mrs Herman Choicer Mrs Ben Devereux Jr and Mrs James K inbotham remain on the panel to select new officers. They were chosen Tuesday at Redeemer Lutheran annex with 24 attendees led by vice chairman Mrs Henry Reimer. Mrs Devereux spoke on The Family A School for Holiness of Life. Mrs Sophia Stelrer and Mrs Joe Kubik were enlisted to arrange flowers for the sunrise afterview at the Decker Drive Inn. A luncheon was hosted by Mrs Reimer with participants Mrs Am erica Mrs J J Jenson Norway and Mrs Bruno Henke. German Mixed spring flowers served as table centerpieces.
The Sam Houston Parent-Teacher meeting will discuss evacuation of Sam Houston 5cool and plan car convey for student transport. A civil defense film will be shown and a nominating committee will form for officer elections. Public School Week saw 105 visitors, with Mae Jarrett's sixth grade room winning for most visitors.
Mrs Howard Holmes will host the Dorothy Diaz circle at the First Baptist Church next Tuesday. Mrs Robert Archer hosted this Tuesday with nine members in a Bible study led by Mrs Bobbie Fowler. Ms Curtis Harrison presided at business and the group planned cup towels for Happy Harbor for March missions. Angel food cake and coffee were served.
Airs W R McFerren president calls council session for 10 am Thursday in BI auditorium. Nomination committee to be elected and plans for the Spring festival to be discussed as executive board meets at 9 80 am at the school. Wedding: Miss Faye Pope and Douglas McKellar Tr invited to ceremony at Faith Temple Thursday 7 40 pm officiated by Rev Milton Ford.
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