Fourth In A Serial Bride Sets Theme By Color
A bride selects her color theme early by choosing gowns and attendants in hues that flatter her. The article advises planning six months ahead for dresses and headpieces, with the bride and bridesmaids coordinated in color, style, and fabric. It notes preferred colors for different skin tones and outlines roles for maid of honor, bridesmaids, ushers, and best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iddy Dougat
Yoang Hr
Luther
Ariel
Baytown Sun
Sun Warner
Roner
Beytown Sun
Mrs Williams Shows Paintings To Golden Age
Mrs Kate Williams, former Golden Age Club member, presented an art program at the Golden Age meeting. Accompanied by her daughter, she displayed oil and watercolor paintings and urged that art can start at any age, noting she began painting 52 years ago and later studied at Lee College after moving to Baytown to live with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Williams
Lee College
Jack Harris
Birs
C. P. Bailey Jr
Baytown
Service League
Golden Agers
Dan MM. Mundinger
George Walmsley
James BR. L
R. Delvige
Lexington
Tex
Ruth Lumet
Golden Akers
Pancakes Breakfast Set by Dad's Club at Scout House
The Ashbel Smiths Dad's Club scheduled a pancake breakfast for March 2 at Scout House 812 E Adane. A planning committee including T. J. Dick Billy Harmon Jim Lankford and others arranged tickets from club members or at the door 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashbel Smiths
Dad's Club
Scout House
E. Adane
Flans
T. J. Dick
Billy J. Harmon
Jim Lankford
Jack Devil
Adolph Lorfing
C. W. Poteet
L.D. Alcorn
Bill Roquemare
J. R Vanderneider
Roy E Cockrum
Sewing Pattern Notice From The Baytown Sun
An ad offers a sewing pattern by Iris Lane in New York with sizes 10 2 14 16 13. It requires 2% yards of 33 inch fabric or 2% yards of 42 inch fabric and costs 35 cents plus 5 cents postage plus 15 cents for first class mail and special handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Lane
Baytown Sun
New York
Contemporary piano recital students shine at Houston venue
Ann Hemphill, piano student of Mrs. Ray Spear, was chosen by a panel of five teachers to participate in the second annual contemporary piano recital at St Thomas University sponsored by the Houston Piano Teachers Forum. The event aimed to foster contemporary music interest. Mrs Thad Johnson heads the Baytown Opera Association maintenance fund drive, with five membership levels and plans for five operas in 1965 including Rigoletto Tosca The Gypsy Baron and The Flying Dutchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hemphill
Ray Spear
Houston Piano Teachers Forum
St.Thomas University
Thad ‘Johnson
Houston Grand Opera Association
Baytown
Johnson
J C Willborn Home Earns Yard Of The Month honor
Plumwood Garden Club selects Mr and Mrs J C Willborn of 230 Chilton as Yard Of The Month for March. Description highlights diverse plantings including ranunculus pansies stock snapdragons irises daffodils tulips gladioli camellias and magnolia with the Willborns long time East Texas roots and Baytown refinery employment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumwood
J. C. Willborn
Chilton
Plumwood Garden Club
Mrs. Willborn
East Texas
Willborns
Willborn
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Plinywood
Leta Mosesman Feted At Robt. E. Lee High School Party
Leta Mosesman, prospective Robert E. Lee High School graduate, was honored at a home party hosted by her parents Dr. and Mrs. Max A. Mosesman. The gathering featured red and white decorations, a white garnet centerpiece, Mexican fare, and about 23 guests including Mrs. D. C. Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Mosesman
Robert E. Lee High School
Max A. Mosesman
Pr Tees
D.C. Walsh
Miss Gwen Wright Heads Ki Gamma Chi Nominees
Gwen Wright chaired the nominating committee for Ki Gamma Chi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi and presented a 1965 86 officer slate. Election is set for the next meeting at Mrs Frank Hester 400 Briarwood with program on Enjoyment of Nature by Mrs M W Morena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen Wright
Ki Gamma Chi
Beta Sigma Phi
Jimmie R. Woods
Wright
Frank Hester
Briarwood
M. W. Morena
Sammie McPhail
Della Ann
Baytown Bridge Talk Previews May Baytown Sectional
Baytown bridge scene noted by Jack Furben as Baytown prepares for the third annual Baytown Sectional Tournament set for May 14 to 16. The Baytown Service League hosted multiple masterpoint games the past week with winners across North-South and East-West pairs, and a Houston Unit winner’s game held March 4. The Spring National Bridges Tour opened with a nationwide charity game at the Rice Hotel, tying Baytown events to the larger tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Baytown Service League
A. J. Smith Jr
Alvin Hatch
John Latimer
Emily Silacki
R. McCreight
Houston
R. E. Rimkus
Joe Wolfe
Elaine Pichett
Isyee Blankfield
J. O. Roy
H. I. Davis
Marion Gracey
Onio
Dear Debby and Dear Helen readers clash over school rules
A confused letter from a student in a large city complains of strict school rules. It notes long after school hours, seven subjects plus piano, dress codes, purse inspections, and possible expulsions for makeup or hair accessories. The piece also mentions PTA and columnist advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
America
Justin
Queens Conte Arete
Debby
Junior Nish
PTA
A&M Mothers Plan Chicken Fry in Bay Town
Final plans for the annual Chicken Fry of the Bay town Texas A&M Mothers Club run from Lam to 2 p m March 27 at Roseland Pavilion. Tickets are 1 donation to the AGS Student Loan Fund. Tickets available from Aggie mothers ex-Aggie or by calling local organizers. Tea coffee pie and cake sales planned. Mrs Lee Brasfield spoke on Measuring of Elegance TM. Eight Bay on club members attended a Bay Area district meeting at Nessa Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Texas A&m Mothers Club
Lam
Roseland Pavilion
Hihe Ags
Aggie
K Winningham
John Leslie
D. Enesworth
Lee Brasfield
Bayon Club
Bay Area
Nessa Bay
Luncheon Fetes Shirley Cottle at Home of Mrs Jennings
Shirley Cottle, soon to be Robert E. Lee High School graduate, was honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. M. F. Jennings. The table featured a world globe centerpiece with a mortarboard and white and maroon chrysanthemum pom poms, amid a white work cloth. Attendees included Mrs. Jennings and several guests listed among the hostesses and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd N. Hill
South Street
Carol Jean Hill
Kirby Gene Iselt
Lester J. Iselt
Deer Park
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Miss Hill
Robert J. Lee High School
Sullins College
Bristol
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Isell
Memorial High School
Spring Branch
Deer Park High School
Sem Houston State College
The
University of Maryland
Shirley Cottle
Robert E. Lee High
Mers.m. F. Jennings
Jennings
Ee R. E Jones
Henda Ib Ys iCarol Morris
Benny Houdreaan
Lennie Jordan
Nancy John
tChert Whitten
Poetry Winners Named At St Josephs School
St Josephs School held a Cath olic Daughters of America meeting to announce poetry contest winners across grades four through nine. Jeannie Hornsby led grades four to six with Patricia Burns and Theresa Norton second and third. James Baudour Phylis Fee and Alice Antonini won in grades seven nine. Awards were given by judges including Mrs W R McFerren and Mr and Mrs Tommy Gorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's School
Catholic Daughters of America
Jeannie Hornsby
Patricia Burns
Theresa Norton
James Baudour
Phylis Fee
Alice Antonini
W. R. McFerren
Tommy Gorman
Don Garey
Charles O'Connell
Share the Faith
Huntsville
Jack Lambersch
Paul McClanahan
Conroe Court
O'Connell
Mabel Field
D. J. Krizak
TSPE Ladies To Have Style Show
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Texas Society of Professional Engineers presents Glimpse Into Spring at Goose Creek Country Club on March 17 at 10 am with a luncheon. St Patrick's Day themed decorations, 25 door prizes, and piano music by Mrs. W A Read. Tickets from auxiliary members. dues paid to Mrs. Byron Kistler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Society of Professional Enginers
Goose Creek Country Club
St. Patrick’s Day
W. P. Shiflett
Robert Sears
Roy L. Fuller
Logan Moore
Richeras Rains
E. L. Ekhalra
H. A. Bowlelon
Judy Pamharon
Ann Rase
W. A. Read
Country Club Fashions
Byron Kistler
What When And Where Art League Meeting List
A fragmented notice lists ongoing and upcoming events for groups including What When And Where Art League at 7:30 in Montelval Library, Goose Creek Chapter and Beta Sigma Phi activities, Raytown Duplicate Bridge at Bridge Studio, and several church, school, and club meetings scheduled across Tuesday and Wednesday with times ranging from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The items mention specific venues such as Musonle Hall, First National Bank, Sterling Municipal Library, and the Yaupon Garden Club, along with associated organizers and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roarding Montelval
Goose Creek
C. of
Eastern Star
Musonle Hall
Rho Zeta
Beta Sigman LH
Jasmine
Raytown
Beta Sig Ina
Women’s Missionary Union
Candy Baptist Church
Chureh
Lamar
James Bowie
Parent
Pruest
Goose Creek Rebekah Lodge
Psi Alpha
Beta Sigma Phi
First Naional Bank
East Morris County
W. C. Rogers
Jewish Community House
John Lewis
Daughters of the American Revolution
K. CG
Terman
M. C. Keller
E. Fayle
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Narcille
Becky
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Mire
E. C. Swain Sr
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Srwine Machine
Cleza Mackie
Lebreate
Seapeth
Fabricate Weisz
Singer
Singer Today
Singer Sewing Center
the Singer CO
Texas
J.C. Willborn
Baytown Bridge
Jack Furben
Helen Bettel
P.E
Lilly
Cueral Savings and Loan
Eesation
Seabrook
Virgie King
General Assembly
Adolphus Hotel
Dallas
al Ternate
Grace Parker
Ao Aire
Jesselee Velie
Mis
Dla Bailey
Ciptie Irle Irs
Dora Gean Sullivan
Baker Hotel
Ierare
Helen Bottel
Bayteown Sun
A&m
St. Joseph’s
Saeryl
Diane Douglas
James L. Douglas
Greenbriar
Eula Douglas
Quiinan
D. T. Dugat
TSPE
Baytown Plumbing Co
Earl Allen
Seone
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