A. J. Goedrich Birthday Dinner Held at Highlands Home
A. J. Goedrich of Highlands celebrated his 70th birthday with a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Machain in An thony. Attendees included the honoree’s wife Mrs. Goedrich and numerous Goedrich relatives from Crosby Victoria Hallettsville San Antonio Columbus Houston Alleyton Schulenburg Baytown and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Goedrich
Highlands
Leroy Machain
Anthony
Ralph
Mary Ann
Crosby
Goedrich
Henry F. Burke
Wayne
Sharon O'Neal
Victoria
Erna Shroeder
Hallettsville
Lawrence Goedrich
Deborah
Cynthia
Michael
David
Eric
San Antonio
Gene Herzik
Joe
Vivian
Joan
Marlene
Columbus
Robert Goedrich
Robin
Bobby
Karen
Houston
Otto Gundelach
Alleyton
Willie Vornsand
Schulenburg
Bernard Goedrich
Craig
Laura
Randy
Louis Sobotik
Thomas
Kathryn
C. J. Goedrich
Baytown
Junior Forum Presents Check For 10800 To Building Fund
Baytown's Junior Forum donated 10800 to the Baytown Society for Crippled Children capital improvements fund from its Red Stocking Revue. The drive supports a new cerebral palsy and crippled children treatment center, with a goal of 9500 and plans to stage the Revue again in 1970. The group will host the Junior Forum International meeting in April at Wyatt's.
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Baytown
Baytown Society For
Ralph Cunningham
Ways Land Means
CPI Center
Cunningham
Ray Tickner
Baytown Group
Junior Forum International
Houston
Pasadena
Beaumont
San Antonio
Thomas H. Anderson
Tickner
Don Jameson
Gene Branscome
Paul Parkinson
John Scotty
Wyatt
Goose Creek Girl Scouts Annual Family Banquet Highlights
Goose Creek Neighborhood hosts its fourth annual Family Banquet with 368 attendees at the Community Building. Mrs. Jim Carpenter introduces leaders and Scouts from Troop 1499 and Troop 1784 Brownies, while honors are given to Mrs. W. W. Crawford and others for long service in scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Creek
Kent Burris
Brownies
Mike Stubbs
Lorf
Birth of Matthew Ridgway Dacy in Texas City
Mr and Mrs Joseph R Dacy announce the birth of a son Matthew Ridgway at San Jacinto Methodist on March 13 He weighed 7 pounds 4 ounces Grandparents are Mrs Lillis Ridgway Dacy of San Antonio and Mr and Mrs W K Caudill of Norman Okla Great grandfather Joe W Ridgway of San Antonio He has two sisters Terri Lynn and Lee Ann and a brother Ridge
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Dacy
Joseph R. Dacy
E. Texas
Matthew Ridgway
San Jacinto Methodist
Lillis Ridgway Dacy
San Antonio
W. K. Caudill
Norman
Crosby 4-H Club Enters Rodeo and Fair Day
The Crosby 4 H Club did not hold its monthly meeting due to activities. Sixteen riders represented Crosby 4 H at the Houston Fat Stock Show and Rodeo grand entry. About 98 members and parents attended 4 H day on February 19. Shirley Feemster won fifth in the yearling class on Apple. Skipper Shinn earned seventh on his black angus steer. Harold Willie joined Crosby H in the calf scramble on March 2, placing among 12 of 24. he will get $200 to buy a calf for next year’s fair.
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Crosby
Houston
Shirley Feemster
Apple
Skipper Shinn
Harold Willie
Landscaping program topic for Dirt Gardeners Club meeting
Mrs. W G Wilson presented a landscaping program at the Dirt Gardeners Horticulture Club meeting in Mrs R W G Mettke home with 20 members and two guests. Blue ribbons were awarded to six members for flowering specimen judging. The talk covered land form, drainage, proportional landscape design, and low maintenance plants. Next meeting planned April 3 at Royal Coach Inn Houston district four. Committees named for the year. A new wallet at iphoto shop offers top grain cowhide options and sleeves for cards.
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W. G. Wilson
W. L. Ilfrey
C. H. Bone
Fred Hederhorst
Club
R.W. G. Mettke
C. Read
George Irving
A. H
Bynton
F. E. White Sr
W.L. Yockey
E. C. Kimmons
J. B. Kent
C. H. Tipton
George Nelson
H. V. Jones
E. L. Wilson
Sterling Municipal Library
Royal Coach Inn
Houston
Ersal Carrell
E. M. Neville
H. C. Dismukes
R. C. Read
M. E. Schiller
Kent
Civic
Albert Nelson
Sephia
Don’t Tease Your Fall Hair Care Tips
Practical advice on maintaining a fall hairstyle. Do not tease the hair, handle gently, and brush with a wide-bristled brush to preserve volume and avoid damage. Includes concise, practical steps for careful styling and upkeep.
March Meeting of KJZT at St. Agnes
KJZT members met with Msgr. J P O Sullivan reciting prayers. New member Mrs. Pat O Sullivan welcomed. Mrs. Leonard Mazoch reported a bake sale profit of 105.80 to fund a vestment for the church. Juniors chairwoman A J Novosad announced upcoming bazaar cookies candy punch and a sidewalk toy sale. Shrine flowers for St Joseph will be bought on his feast day March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes
St. Joseph
Weather and fashion mix in Baytown spring preview
ALICE FEINBERG notes damp cold to warm trend as spring arrives and tradea day nears. She urges readers to visit House of Fashion for new spring and summer lines, Easter edition prep, and to shop early for selections, while staying ahead with lines and market chatter.
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Chatter Alice Feinberg
World House OF Fashion
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Womans World
Martha
Hemphillditor
Glena Pfennig
Moore's Shoe Store
Texas
E. H. Stoerner JR
Cheryl Lynn
Allen Tomlinson
W. G. Tomlinson
Robert E. Lee High School
Lee College
U. S. Army
Fort Bliss
REL
Cecile Foster
Grant Halter
A. D. Foster
Marian Elizabeth Mookhoek
Donald Wayne Hurta
A. D. Mookhoek
S. Burnett
Hurta
Albert Kish
Henderson
Kish
Robert E. Lee
Stephen F. Austin State College
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Julie Annettee Tieman
Jerry W. Tieman
Dickinson
Franklin Inman
E. A. Tieman
Everett Green
Amy Lynn Woods
Carroll L. Woods
Canton
Ohio
Louis L. Woods
George Meade
Cincinnati
Junior Forum
Glen Whitcomb
CP Center
Lynchberg Ferry
Virgil Altwein
John Mabry
Joe Butrick
Scott
Robert Stakes
Searamia
John Scott
Jameson
W. E. DuPlantis Jr
M. E. Gillis
Jim Car
Ted Edward Cole
Ronald L. Cole
Granger
Utah
Theo Pope
Independence
Edward Cole
Jefferson City
Richard Cole
J. W. Mills
B. M. Pope
Harleton
Dirt Gardeners Club
KJZT
Baytown Fashion
N. Pruett
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