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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1954

Page

3

AAUW State President Visits Baytown Branch

Baytown welcomed Texas AAUW state president Mrs. Oschner with a dinner in the Humble dining room. She discussed AAUW growth and its fellowship fund, and noted ties to the International Federation of University Women. Fellowships aid academically gifted graduate women in need.

Texas American Association of University Women Burkella Aschner Baytown AAUW International Federation of University Women Oschner Jesse Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick Elizabeth Taylor Texas Division Qoschner G. L. Hermance Houston Aauw National Status of Women Ruthe Creed Houston

Ashbel Smith PTA elects new officers and plans purchases

Mrs. W W Herndon was elected president of Ashbel Smith Parent Teacher Association at a Thursday meeting. New officers include Mrs. James Nelson as first vice president and Mrs. A E Allen as second vice president. They approved buying an auditorium public address system plus two record players and $50 for the film library. A Home and Family Life discussion is set for Monday in Mrs EB Rutledge’s home, with topics on child behavior and temperament. An arts and crafts course will run in March with corsage making and Easter egg decoration. A civilian defense film on atomic explosions was shown and a play by second graders titled A Little Bit of Holland was performed. Attendance prizes went to Mrs Dollie Summers and Mrs Helen Robbins.

W W. Herndon Ashbel Smith Parent-Teacher Association James Nelson A. E. Allen D. O. Huddle Jr R. B. Battarbee Lee A. Robertson Parent- Education EB. R. Rutledge East Jack J. L. Clements L. J. Lawrence Lon Perkins Holland Lamar Haffelfinger Secret Dollie Summers Helen Robbins

Baytown Furniture Clinic Offers Re Upholstering Deals

Local shop advertises chair and sofa refurbishment with low prices. The Baytown furniture business promotes re upholstery and refinishing services at reduced rates, listing contact details for Morrell and a phone number for inquiries.

Baytown Furniture Clinic Morrell

Wesley Circle meets for study at St. Mark's Methodist

Mrs Louis Bains will lead the Susannah Wesley circle study session Monday night at 7 30 in the home of Mrs L E B Orr 2000 Kansas.

Wooster Garden Club Dates Flower Show For April Twenty Ninth

Wooster Garden Club announced its spring flower show for April 29 at a meeting hosted by Mrs. J. E Starling. Show chairwoman is Mrs. John T. Porter. A March 26 picnic was planned with sack lunches and 9 20 a m gathering at Mrs. M. A. Jones home. Guest speaker Mrs. R. A. Howard of Channelview discussed still life arrangements and niche display rules. Guests included Mrs. F. M. Crevens, Mrs. Len Perkins, and Mrs. Ploeger.

Just Folks Names N Notes

Mildred Harrell spoke on Mexico to Grace Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild members at Miss Bartletts home. A Mexican Bible show magazines vase and a Mexican meal with arroz con pollo garbanzos ensalada verde zanahorias queso y galletas cafe were displayed and served. Fifteen members and one guest attended. A birthday party honored Mary Hawkins at the home of Mr and Mrs W B Robertson on Coady road with forty five guests. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Clark and son of Horaton B L Cothron and Mr and Mrs R B Cothron and children of Angleton and Mr and Mrs G R Cothron and children of Clure and Mr and Mrs J L Clements and daughters Mickey and Cindy were in Houston Saturday for the dedication of Horn school scout house built on the school ground by the Horn school Dads club of which Clements is a charter member.

Mildred Harrell Mexico Wesleyan Service Guild of Grace Methodists Mary Bartlett Mary Hawkins W. B. Robertson Coady Road Towh Paul Clark Horaton B. L. Cothron R. B. Cothron Angleton G. R. Cothron Clure J. L. Clements Mickey Cindy Houston Horn School Scout House Schoal Ground Horn School Dads’ Club Clements

YWA Projects Works With Children At Church Groups

YWA Project with Memorial Baptist Church auxiliary teams with Roberta Cox Edwards Girls to aid four to eight year olds from Mexican and Mt Rose churches. Sunbeam and Starlight bands met, crafts taught, stories told, rhythms led by girls, with refreshments served.

Roberta Cox Edwards Memorial Baptist Church Mt. Rose Sunbeam Kay Barclay Mary Ann Elms Jesus Margaret Blasingame Jack Shanks Robert Ford Mt. Rose Woman's Missionary Union

Social Calendar Listings for Monday Evening

Jayoeeettes meet at Humble dining room 7 30 p.m. Susannah Wesley circle at St Mark s Methodist church 2000 Kansas 7 30 p.m. Pythian Sisters hold 7 30 p.m. at Aquarius Temple city hall. Trinity Guild at Trinity Episcopal church Guild room 2 p.m.

Susannah Wesley St. Mark's Methodist Church L. E. Orr Kansas Pythian Sisters Aquarius Temple Trinity Guild Trinity Episcopal Church

Easter Hats Modeled At Monthly Social At Phebean Class

Easter hats were modeled Thursday night at a monthly social for the Phebean class of Memorial Baptist church. Mrs. A J Bashrum hosted at 220 West Republic. Prizes went to Mrs Walter Lehde Mrs T W Parkingon and Mrs M A Schweers. Secret pal gifts were exchanged. Punch and cookies served to 12 members. Hostesses listed include Mrs J H Vickrey Mrs Russell Colburn Mrs Sart AMord Mrs R E B Stockton Mrs Lehde Mrs Schweers and Mrs Bashrum. PEO Chapter Mrs A Fottner to host AS chapter meeting Thursday morning.

Memorial Baptist Church A J. Bashrum West Republic Walter Lehde T. W. Parkingon M. A. Schweers J. H. Vickrey Russell Colburn Sart Amord R. EB. Stockton Lehde Schweers Bashrum PEO A. Fottner AS Chapter

Miss Hayes and Darwin Enloe Wed in Double Ring Ceremony

Barbara Ann Hayes and Darwin W. Enloe united in marriage at 8 p.m. Friday at the Church of Christ on Pruett and Lobit Streets. Dooley officiated as guests noted with white gladioli and candles. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Winston Hayes, wore a blue silk shantung taffeta gown with moonstone jewelry. maid of honor Jean Howell wore a rose beige dress and carried blue iris and carnations. Best man Walter Jasper, and ushers James Roque Wayne Jasper. After a brief honeymoon the couple will live at 16 South Gaillard. The bride is employed by Gibraltar Mortgage and State Farm. the groom by Sears Roebuck.

Barbara Ann Hayes Darwin W. Enloe Pruett and Lobit Street Church of Christ A.M. Dooley J. Winston Hayes West Francis Enloe Wr. Enloe Morrell Clinton Springer Victoria South Gaillard Robert BE. Lee High School Gibraltar Mortage and Loan Co State Farm Insurance. Co Cedar Bayou Lee College Sears, Roebuck and Co

Lamar PTA Elects New Officers and Delegates

Lamar Farent- Teachers Association elected new officers at the school meeting. Officers include Hutton as president and Jones as first vice president, Langford second VP, Cox third VP, Miller secretary, Sooy treasurer, Whitted parliamentarian, Kelley publicity, and Ammons historian. Delegates to the Galveston spring conference were Sooy, Alford, Jones, Kelley, and Hutson. The PTA will cover gasoline for carpools four or more.

Lamar Farent- Teachers Association James L. Hutton W. T. Jones Jr T. C. Langford A. W. Cox Fred Miller Byard Sooy W. D. Whitted Fkelley Ben Ammons Joe Wood A. T. Adams Pls. Wiles Galveston Sooy Sam Alford Jones Kelley Hutson PTA John Benes Horace Mann George Gamer Aor Stark Jesselynn - Pirkile

Spring Show Plans Announced By Art League

Final plans for the Art League at Baytown spring art show run March 23 to April 2 in Lee College art gallery. Judging Monday features Bernard Lanan Lem Palmer and William Hogan III, University of Houston instructors. Public reception opens 7 30 p m to 9 30 p m Tuesday at the gallery with cash gifts prizes and gift certificates donated by local businesses.

Baytown Lee College Art Gallery Bernard Lanan Lem Palmer William Hogan III University of Houston Parma Humble General Tire and Rubber Company Bourge's Art Center Eldings Grocery Baytown Blueprint Company Sherwin-Williams M. H. Shelton Drew's Brinson Theatre Rogers Dry Goods of Highlands Thomas J. Pruett Henry Shook Mackrell's Studios William Harrop

Stork Shower Honors Mrs. R. E. Heintschel

A stork shower was hosted at the home of Mrs. W. T. Lamb, 610 West Lohit, honoring Mrs. R. E. Heintschel. Hostesses included Mrs. W. T. Moore, Mrs. H. King, Mrs. Cedric Wood, and Mrs. R. L. Landry. Roses and verbenas adorned the table and buffet. gifts lay in a pink and bassinet. Punch cake mints and euchre were served to 20 attendees.

W. T.lamb West Lohit W.t.moore H. King Cedric Wood R., L. Landry

Mrs Bob Norris Hosts 84 Club Night at Nazra Home

Mrs Bob Norris hosted the 84 Club event at her Nazra residence. Refreshments included cold drinks as prizes were awarded by Mrs Frank Dosko J Strickler and Mrs Le. The note lists attendees and activities for the 34 day night gathering.

Bob Norris Bobi Norria Noetena

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