Irish Festival at Lee College Hostesses For Page Event
Women from Gamma Phi Kappa and Lee College will host the Nash Festival on Saturday at the Postowe Community House. Proceeds support Lee College and neighboring high schools. Tickets fifty cents. buy from Gaming lassies or at the door. Event plus game night by AAUW March 30 at Bagie Community House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemma Phi Kappa
Lee College
Weloe
Robert E. Lee
Naighboring
Pxxtowe
Evansee Sess
Sylvia Stern
Lee College Library
Fashion Show Showcases Local Models For Charity
Mature sophisticated styles highlight seven Humble models at a Baytown cerebral palsy center benefit Monday at 8 PM. Mrs Sadye Brum reviews The Style Shoppe. Models include Mrs Jack Hartt Mrs Pinkie Watkins Mrs Lois Entler Mrs Billie Williams Miss Doris Squibb Margaret Ainsworth Betty Hertz with proceeds aiding the cerebral palsy treatment center. Tickets from Mallory Beauty Creel's The Styte Shoppe Book Stall Virginie Whitesides Chamber of Commerce Lucile Puderbough Pilot Club(Mrs Maevance Millican) ticket sales. Fashion commentator Mrs Al Melin Ber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Sadye Brum
Pam
Jack Hartt
Pinkie Watkins
Lois Marie Entler
Billie Williams
Doris Squibb
Margaret Ainsworth
Betty Hertz
Pilot Club
Business and
Professional Women's Club
The
Fashion Review
Mallory Beauty Salon
Creel's
Styte
Mrrs
Virginie Whitesides
Chamber of Commerce
Lucile Pu
Housewarming Banquet Honors Everett Centers in Lakewood
A house warming for Everett C Centers was held Tuesday night in their Lakewood home. Green St Patrick's decor and a pink rose centerpiece highlighted the event with seventy guests calling between 7:30 and 9:30 pm. Out of town guests included J R ElGett and son from Houston Bir and Mrs Carpenter from Canada J E Carrington from Beaumont and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Everette C
Mesdames
L IL Brennan
William Miller
A. D. Weldrip
C. 4. Dawson
Noble D. Jones
J. R. Elliott
Missionary Program Presented To Women
Mrs Karl Bracker opened the St Pauls Missionary Society meeting at Mrs W H Shute s home with Scripture. Mrs J R Mieckins gave invocation and Mrs J W Thurman spoke on To The Jews First. New member Mrs J D Reavis welcomed and visitor Mrs Mary Anderson recognized. Refreshments served. list of attendees includes several named ladies and Mrs Pester Karl Bracker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Bracker
St Paul's Missionary Society
W. H. Shute
J. R. Mieckins
J. W. Thurman
J. D. Reavis
Mary Anderson
J. P. Lorfing
H. J. Streik
Thad Murphy
W. H. Abel
A .K. Ready
W. H. Heintschel
A. A Holle
J. Prasek
W. Teggeman
Ecengure
P. Hoglund
RE. Pfennig
S. Lee
W. Mettke
Pester
New Member Welcomed By Thimble Club
Mrs HL OR Hornsby was welcomed as a new member when the Thimble club met last night at Mrs T J Gammage’s home. Calendula arrangements decorated the house and refreshments were served to the listed members. next meeting set for March 22 at 7:30 p.m. in Phenix Party room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofstrons
Cedar Bayou
Order of Astern Star
of Birs
Cubs Greer
Bama
Ellis Busch
Vertie Macke
Alma Moore
Hazel Frome
Evelyn Bafer
Eyre Alefatr Kinnaird
Feili
Ya France Findeisen
HL OR. Hornsby
Thimble Club
T. J. Gammage
HS. Phillips
Joe Nelson
C. E. Littlepage
Mirs. Jjames Nelson
M. L. Jordan
3. T. Fielder
N. E. Brown
K. E. Lyons
Hornsby
B. D. Harvey
Phenix
Gilmer Aiken Legislation Discussed at Christian Church
Mrs Buford Musick spoke to the Women's Council of the First Christian church on Gilmer Aiken school bills 11a 66 and 17. She outlined roles of the state board of education and its elected members, duties of the state department of education, and gave a brief history of James W Wolgar the first state commissioner of education. The meeting featured an inspirational meditation by Mrs Arnold Robbins and a social hour hosted by the Deborah circle with 24 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmer - Aiken
Texas
Buford Musick
Women's Council of
The
First Christian Church
State Board of Education
State Commission of Education
James W. Wolgar
LE. Hutson
Arnold Robbins
Christian Family Life
Deborah Circle
Gorgeous Gussie Moran to Shock Wimbledon Fashion
London dispatch reports California tennis star Gertrude Moran may excite Wimbledon with peekaboo blouse and frilly trousers. Designer Teddy Tinling says Wimbledon will see a new femininity and provocative style when she takes the center court in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
California
Gertrude
Gussie’ Moran
Wimbeldon
Gussie
Teddy ‘Tinling
New Gardeners Club Organized For Horticulture
Baytown forms Dirt Gardeners Horticulture Club with 24 charter members. Mrs L K Grimes elected president with officers including Mrs HB Broom first vice president and Mrs Fred Hederhorst second vice president. Membership capped at 30. three consecutive absences auto drop. First meeting set for 9 30 am on first Wednesday monthly at St Mark s Methodist Church Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
L. K. Grimes
HB. Broom
Bmrs
Fred Hederhorst
M. A. Jones
BE. W. Anderson
Brigadiers Plan Annual May Week Meeting Details
The Robert EB Lee Brigadiers council held a regular monthly meeting at Pergy Thomas home to discuss plans for May Week. Kathryn Rugel presided with Dolores Selensky Ruth Moore Janet Harriman Wilma Britt Sally McAlphin Ellen Cook Jane Bond Janice Davis and Mrs W S Norton in attendance refreshments were served. Mey Week is an annual Brigadiers event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert EB. Lee
Pergy Thomas
Kathryn Rugel
Lee
Dolores Selensky
Ruth Moore
Janet Harriman
Wilma Britt
Sally McAlphin
Ellen Cook
Jane Bond
Janice Davis
Baytown Jaycees Guests At Houston Dinner Meeting
Baytown Jaycees and their wives attended a dinner meeting hosted by the Houston Jaycees at Weldon's Cafeteria in Houston. Frontier Club of Houston provided entertainment. Baytown attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Thad Fennems Mr. and Mrs. GiV Daniel Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Beavers Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Mudd Mr. and Mrs T. B. Cook and Bill Broyles. Morrell Park Sewing Club to Pla y Canasta social Thursday at 10 am in the home of Mrs. 0. A Nlederhofer 205 High. Men will play canasta and luncheon will be served at noon. Rome photoengraving shops display fake dollar reproductions amid Treasury rules. One shop shows $10 bills in sizes from life size to three inches for use as bookmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeycees
Baytown Organization
Houston Jaycees
Weldon’s
Houston
Frontier Club of Houston
Baytown
Tommy Kerr
Thad Fennems
Mire
Giv Daniel
K. T.’ Beavers
Kelly Mudd
T. B. Cook
Bill Broyles
Morrell Park
Nlederhofer
Rome
U_ &. Treasury
Circle Club Notes From Local Circles and Kiwanis Luncheon
Hostesses and members across Stewart Heights Baptist Second Baptist and Grace Methodist societies met yesterday for study programs devotional prayers and mission programs in homes at 504 yearl 324 East Lobit and other local addresses. The next meetings include March 21 for Miriam McCullough circle March 28 for Aliie Nunen circle and a Kiwanis luncheon program by J B Tyree at Cuauhtemoc restaurant with reservations due tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen MccCulough
WW. Gardner
Helen McCullough
Stewart Heights Baptist Wamu
A. H- Thompson
T. B. Smith
A Albright
E. €. Sitton
Thompson
GS. Bradley
Hazel Moon
Second Baptist
BH. D. Cartlidge
G. C. Gray
B.C. Rogers
A. J. Peters
Clara Verdine
Laverne Nelson
Miriam McCullough
L. A. Clay
R. (. Gilmore
David Albright
H. A. Stowe
Clay
Aliie Nunan
Paul Finck
Aliie Nunen
Grace Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
F.J. White
Nettia Rather
Robert Hill
Christian Brotherhood
Black
Mrec
J. E. Blackburn
East Lobit
Kiwanitas
Kinsata Club
Cuauhtemoc
J.B. Tyree
H. W
Egoch
Dial
New Furniture Designs Offered At Low Cost Hints
Three young designers William Katavalos Douglas F. Kelsey and Ross F Littell won a first prize in the American Institute of Decorators annual home furnishings design contest for a low coffee table with tubular steel legs and a birch dowel top. The group promotes affordable modern furniture while Estelle and Erwine Laverne sponsor their school project in Lauvrei Hollow. A tubular steel chair by the same trio earned honorable mention. Miss Geraldine Funk from Puerto Rico gained major honors in woven fabrics and floor coverings using bark, metallic yarn, and coconut byproducts. Her washable window shade of royal palm metallic yarn and green yarn won first in fabric. Miss Funk also designed place mats and floor coverings along with window shades. Ed ward Fields, a Manhattan floor covering distributor, says the group hopes to offer these designs at lower prices in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slizabetha Toomet
New York
William Katavalos
Douglas F. Kelsey
Ross F. Littell
American Institute of Decorators
Estelle
Erwine Laverne
Lauvrei Hollow
L. L
ALD
Geraldine Funk
Puerto Rico
Miss. Funk
Edward Fields
Miss Funk
Manhattan
Calvert Announces For Comptroller
AUSTIN March 15 Calvert Robert S Calvert announced he would run for state comptroller the office he has held as an appointee of Governor Beauford Jester for about 25 months Calvert a public service veteran 13 years in state service succeeded the post after George Sheppard died in January 1949 and had been chief statistician and chief clerk in the office prior to his tenure Earliest reference to cigarets notes their use in France and Italy in 1822 and 1843.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Robert S. Calvert
Plans Made For April Wedding
Mrs and Mrs W Burke of Baytown announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Marilyn Lucille to William Leslie Perley Jr son of Mr and Mrs W L Perley of Beaumont. The wedding will be solemnized April 22 in Baytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Burke
Baytown
Marilyn Lucille
William Leslie Perley, Jr
W. L. Perley
Beaumont
Not Half Safe Deodorant Ad From 1950 Arkansas Florida
Lor raine Davies of Little Rock advocates Arrid deodorant claiming 1 to 8 day perspiration control and instant odor stops. The ad highlights safety for skin and clothing, uses Creamogen, and cites 117,000 nurses and doctors’ approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Lorraine Davies
Orlando
Florida
Mrs Tom Kimmey Honored With Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs Tom Kimmey was the honoree at a surprise party held at her home yesterday morning as friends gathered for her birthday. Hostesses included Mrs M C Sethiff Mrs J B Bar man and Mrs Shyminsky. Refreshments of birthday cake and coffee were served to 38 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Kinmey
M. C._Sethiff
Barman
Shyminsky
Mr Fields Returns to Work After Health Turnaround
Otto Fields of Moody Texas recounts his illness from 1940 to 1949 and credit to Parker Chiropractic Clinic. He describes weight loss weak spells and heart and blood pressure improvements after first adjustment. Fields notes recovery led to renewed business activity and a new view on healing, praising chiropractic care and its philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fields
Fields
Mr. Field
Parker Chiropractic Clinic
Parker Clitd
Chiropractic
Parker Clinic
Otto Fields
Moody, Texas
Parker Chiropractic Clinic Opens Back to Health
A longtime patient recalls chronic back trouble since 1927 and kidney and stomach surgeries with little relief until Parker Chiropractic Clinic sent a home visit. After multiple trips and focused spine adjustments, the patient reports improvement and optimism about future health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wark
Swith Chipractic
Parker Chiropractic, Clinic
Cinic
Zap Cotter
Chiropractor Healing Art Gains Attention in Baytown
Mr. Fields resisted chiropractic care for years, then tried the method and regained health. The Baytown Clinic Director Dr. W. W. Slayter notes the public’s hesitation stems from lack of knowledge and hopes Fields’ experience will encourage others to examine chiropractic treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fields
Kidney Trouble Nervousness Leave After Adjustment
Mrs Laurnan Adams reports visiting four doctors for kidney trouble nervousness and eye pain. After four Parker Clinic adjustments her symptoms improved including abdominal and side pangs. She returned to work and recommends chiropractic care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Clinic
Parker CieWe
Laurnan Adams
Riverside Drive
Dalies
Housh Calls If You Are Bedridden to Clinic
In a note from Thade Laie, readers are urged to call if they are bedridden or unable to attend the clinic, ensuring they can receive assistance or information despite absence. The message emphasizes accessibility for those homebound.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Page
College Gammas
American Association Niversity
Pia
Baggie
Codisirmen
Sydgamié
Spencer D.hamx
Bridge
Canesta
Snch
AAU
Wilfred Korbauer
Irs
Jesse Kirkpatrick
O. E. Bauer
Libe Tebief
Ines
Virginia Meyer
Hobby Box
Sulla Hathleen Linder
Goeughier
Otis Linder
Gregon
Air
A. Vo Bland
Mark T. Linder
Peart
Gerald Asa
Ghadwick
Gilmer-Aiken
Wimbledon
New Gardeners Club
Baytown Jaycees
Lena Mae Wilder
Cheisting Ademak
Mary Jo Lawrence
N. Thira
Meh
Calvert
France
Italy
Patricia Diane Brown
F. W. Brown
East Payle
A. J. Brown
S. M. Bowen
Hehltfarber
Tom Kimmey
Ema
Bina
Ea Sy
Minnesota
Ialon
Otto. Fields
W. W. Slayter
W. Pierce
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!