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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1966
Page
11
Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square Dancers club distributes a monthly newsletter edited by Cal Hartrick and Fannie Geastin. It includes recipes such as Skillet Balls Orange Pecans and Buttermilk Fudge, with instructions and baking tips for readers who enjoy cooking along with square dancing.
A brunch honoring May graduates from Massey and Rosalyn Franta, including prospective Robert E. Lee graduates, was hosted by Mrs. Robert P. Ket. Guests included Lana Merritt, June Tedter, Sharon Griffin, Tachie Clevenger, Cecile Foster, Lenora Weimer, Sandra Jones, Michele Coe, Judy Kelly, Laura Massey, Pamela Kelly, and the honorees’ mothers Mrs. C. M. Massey and Mrs. Albert Franta. The yellow and white color scheme featured gingham linens and daisies, with a graduation-tree centerpiece and diplomas. Gifts were presented to the honorees by the host.
Readers are alerted to abundant peanut products with peanuts used in cereals and desserts, especially peanut butter, plus low calorie peanut options. Local stores offer lower prices on turkeys, chicken, eggs, beef, pork, and assorted produce like asparagus, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, celery, tomatoes, lettuce, grapes, bananas, oranges, pineapples, avocados, melons, and strawberries.
A League of Women Voters program at Sterling Library at 7 36 p m on Thursday will describe ideal elementary school libraries. The talk covers librarian roles, central vs classroom libraries, planned open hours, and benefits for student reading and resource access.
Psi Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi hosted a games party for prospective members at Roseland Pavilion. Eco-hostesses Mrs. Duane Lowe Mrs. Pete Walker and Mrs. Bill Lucas dressed the hall in green and white with top hats shamrocks and leprechauns for St Patrick's Day. Dubber's bridge introduced guests and their husbands. Mrs. Stephen Linscott won the prize. Refreshments featured yellow and green flowers huge top hats and hats among dips and cookies. guests included Mrs. Philip Jenkins and several couples.
Mary Beeman, educational representative at the Manned Spacecraft Center, spoke to the Baytown Business and Professional Women about how tax dollars fund space exploration. She traced Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo programs, unmanned satellites, and power sources, noting benefits for medicine and industry. She cited that space funding is about 3 cents per week per taxpayer and described NASA’s public information network, educational outreach, and exhibits.
Linda Massey Don Lopez and Libby Kehoe of Baytown will perform a jazz dance in the 48th Shrine Crippled Children's Pageant at Sam Houston Coliseum in Houston. Showtimes are 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday. George Jessel to host. Performers compete for a two week Cork Club engagement with auditions in Hollywood and Las Vegas. runners up win 200 cash and all participants receive wrist watches. The Baytown trio auditioned against 200 Houston acts. ten acts per night chosen. Lopez choreographed the number. Linda and Libby are Robert E. Lee students. Lopez attends Lee College. They study with Vivian Guiles at Baytown Academy of Dance Arts. Costumes by Pat and Mrs. Boyle of Baytown Little Theater. Linda and Libby are daughters of C. M. Massey and Mrs. John Guiles.
The Flagship Hotel on the Gulf of Mexico hosts the Treasure Isle Duplicate Bridge Club event, fourth annual spring. Mrs. Perlman directs with committees listing Elsie Perlman, J. Furbee, Bob Friendberg and others. Sessions begin 1:30 PM and 7 PM with master points and prizes for top winners. The public may enter regardless of prior duplicate bridge play.
San Jacinto Music Teachers Association members Caren Smith Rene Flynt Debra Biss fers Valerie Wainwright Becky Smith Susan Biggers Kathy Conway Lanny Vaughan Kathleen Thomas Jan Orr Connie Scott Penny Sharp Elizabeth Warren Kathleen Far ly Debbie Coleman Janet Balke Aranna Overdstreet Keith Hall Jeannie Rushing performed a recital at the E A Milton home to benefit the upkeep of the piano at Sterling Library.
Shirley Ann Bicker announces engagement to Rev. Byrom Banta of Glasgow Montana. Parents Mr and Mrs HB Bickerstaft of Bullard announce. Groom is son of Mr and Mrs Frenk Banta Sr of Marshall. Ceremony set for June 11 at First Baptist Church Bullard. Bride earned BS in 1962 from Stephen F. Austin State College and teaches at Highlands Junior High. Banta holds BA from Baylor and BDiv from Southwestern Theological Seminary. He served three years in the US Army and now pastors Calvary Baptist Church Glasgow Montana.
What When Where WEDS ax Stephen F austin Parent- Teachers Association 7 pm Goose Creek Past Matrons Club 7 p m TORS 7 30 p m Gulf Coast Hospital and Clinic Lobby Happy Grandmothers 7 30 p m Optimist Club Baytown Grandmothers 7 30 Bank Thursday Forum 7 30 p m Mrs R C Stephenson Jr 1103 Fleetwood Highlands Book Review Club 7 30 p m Mrs G C Holdingsworth 206 S Sixth Kappa Kappa Bets Sigma Phi 7 30 p m First National Bank FRIDAY Duplicate Bridge 10 a m Bridge Studio Ladies Auxiliary to the East Harris County Bar Association tea 3 to 5 p m Goose Creek Country Club Yeeman s Club noon Houston Yacht Club spring luncheon SATURDAY National Association of Letter Carriers District I Knights of Columbus Hall Duplicate Bridge 7 30 p m
Final plans announced for the Craigmont Garden Club Easter Egg Hunt set for 3 p.m. April 3 at the vacant lot corner Crestmont and Decker Drive. Craigmont residents up to 12 may participate. Also notes include Flower Show preparations with theme See America First and a fresh flower workshop.
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