Dabney-Goodwin United Daughters to Meet April 12
Mrs. Paul DeVerter will host the Dabney-Goodwin unit of the United Daughters of the Confederacy on April 12. The program will feature a book review by Mrs. W. H. Schweitzer, following a prior meeting where Mrs. R. W. Pipkin spoke on coins and numismatics.
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DeVerter
Dabney-Goodwin
Paul DeVerter
Eas Texas
United Daughters of the Confederacy
W. H. Schweitzer
R. W. Pipkin
W. H. Bridges
Pipkin
United States
U.S
Philadelphia
Denver
Jack Hester
J. M. Benson
Hoover announces birth of daughter Wendy Lea
Mr and Mrs Ronnie Hoover announce the birth of a daughter Wendy Lea on March 6 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital weighing 4 pounds amount. Grandparents are Walter Hoover of Baytown and Elmer Farley of Pasadena. Great grandparents include J. B. Melton of Henderson Kentucky and great great grandmother Etta Gish of Kentucky.
Folk Music Theme Drives Baytown Music Study Club Program
Ingrid Sandr Hansen guest speaker and Norweg ian music theme guide the Baytown Music Study Club meeting. Members and symphony guests perform folk dances and classical pieces including Grieg and Ole Bull. The program featured Ingrid’s remarks, a state song gift, and a discussion of American and Norwegian music.
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Baytown
First Presbyterian
Herbert Kissick
Norway
Velma Tharpe
Rey Cochrum
George McKinstey Lowing
Ingrid
Texas
Ingrid Sandr Hansen
Robert E. Lee High School
Texas Club
R. E. Burses
Birs
Larry
Jewell Palmer
Ameriviolin
Mea
Gil
Bert Chase
Texas Federation of Music Composers of Norway
Ole Bull
Edvard Grieg
Grieg
D. W. Alpha
Nordho
Lovberg
Book Review Club To Hear Louise Barton
Miss Louise Barton will review the book The Gentle American at the March 23 meeting of the Book Review Club. Mrs. Stanley McCune reviewed How to Become A Bishop Without Being Religious on March 19, noting the author’s layman view and the minister’s attire as a point of humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Barton
Book Review Club
C.M. Smith
Stanley McCune
McCune
Vietnam Book Reviewed By Mrs Haynes
Mrs W H Haynes reviewed Our Vietnam Nightmare by Marguerite Higgins at the February 23 Book Review Club meeting. She noted insights into the peace threat in the Middle East and said Higgins interviewed infantry in the field rather than relying on Saigon reports. The soldier letter in the preface underscored hometown indifference to the Vietnam war and its impact on troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Haynes
Vietnam
Marguerite Higgins
Book Review, Club
Middle East
United States
Alaska
Canada
Mexico
Southast Asia
May Nelson
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Lou Lumpkin
John Hamilton
Henry
Lee Aca Schoang
Lee College
Miss Lumpkin
Southwest Texas State Colege
San Marcos
Berker
Aumotive
Houston
DR. Robt. Goodrich
ST. Market's Methodist Church
Houston,Texas
Aolye
Elaine Gilbert
Sheldon Kline
L. L. Kendrick
By Wesian Mant
Shantung
Marian Martin
Baytown Sun
Pattern Dept
West 18Th
New York
Haynes
Henry Hudson
YCOLN
Mercury Divisi
Bs Inc
Baytown, Texas
Gt. Rinso
Electra-Sol
Pillsbury
Lipton
Campbell
George Washington
Bey Fack
Jr. W. Sherret
White Gulf
U. S
Samuel
Florida
California
Uty
Weingarten
Ta Tn Cotto Soc
Food Club
Johnson
MR. Bubble
White House
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