Missionary couple to speak at church coffee hour
Mrs J Et Seechig vii leads invasion invites for a coffee hour and service at St Mark's Church. Rev Jeffery and wife have served 21 years in Korea with Wesley Clubs aiding 148000 children. They are on furlough from Houston and will speak for the Methodist Board of World Missions at the Galveston District event.
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Jet. Seechigvii
A . D. Poskey
Hiseston ‘Vy
Ucuca Fh
Women’s of Christian Service
St. Mark's Church
Finis B. Jeffery
Wil My Baly
Korea
Jefferys
Houston
Methodist Board of Workd Missions
Jeffery
U.S
Liufe Dale
Tex
Wesley Clubs
John Wesley
University of Texas
Souhern Meth University
Seattle
Wash
Southern Methodist University
LVYN's Plan Rummage Sale and State Workshop Dates
LVYN's Plan Rummage Sale licensed vocational nurses Tavision 44 will hold a rummage sale on March 25 and 26 at Market Street. Proceeds will help furnish the LVNA State Workshop to be held at Holiday Inn on June 17-20. A supply of used clothing footwear toys games books magazines household appliances and pudwets will be sold. hats and small items will also be available. Chairman is Dr W A Gordien guest speaker presented a paper on Communist indoctrination of young people at LVN Office in the Pruett Building. He warned Americans face danger from Communism citing methods used in Korea and prisoner messages during the Korean conflict. John Letters and other rail transportation details were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavision
Ait Market Street
Hrip
Holiday Inn
Smmatl
W. A. Gordrien
Sheuker
LVN
Pruett
Korea
K. Géedrich
Ieee
Statines Tsat
Rho Zeta Elects Mrs Sanders President
Mrs. Leon Sanders was elected president of Rho Zeta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at a recent meeting held at Mrs. Sob Woeht’s home. Other officers include Mrs Johnny Johnson as vice president and Mrs Bill King as recounting secretary. Nine new members will receive pledge degrees at the Citizen's Bank. Several members affiliated with the chapter and a pledges party and rituals were noted along with discussions of a Tibet grant vote and a dual program presented by Dorothy White and Johnny Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Sanders
Rho Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi
Sob Woeht
Johnny Johnson
Bill King
Salt Hoskins
Stan Jones
L. G. Reuner Jr
James Lee
Fentative
Frost
T the
Citizen's Bank
James Hury
Gaye
Lardy Mirs
J. D. Turner
Garlar Biggs
John Pierce
E. B. Marshall
Tommy Carpenter
David Alurdock
Robert Parse
Gene Fountain
Culinary Tips For Cooking Rice Potatoes And Bacon
A reader suggests practical kitchen hints. Rice bacon should be sliced and partly cooked, then sprinkled over a pan of surprise before baking. When boiling potatoes, add a teaspoon of salt per quart of water for flavor.
Gulf Women Plan Trip and Club Meeting Notices
Members of the Gulf Oil Cedar Bayou Women’s Club met at Holiday Inn and voted a boat excursion for members and families. Mrs E R Barsow of High Jamis spoke on landscaping and native plants, stressing the importance of proper feeding. Each attendee received a plant and plant food. Mrs Paul Hall attended. Mrs Steve McDodwell introduced as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Oil Cedar Bayou Women’s Club
Holiday Inn
Sirs
E.R. Barsow
High- Jamis
Paul Hall
Steve McDodwell
Community club and society meetings schedule
East Harris County groups list events for Tuesday through Saturday. Nursex Society, Garden Club, Friendship Class, Rebekah Lodge, Medical Assistants, Bank boards, Duplicate Bridge, Moose Lodge, Priscilla Club, Minerva Study Club, and Bayshore Wagon Wheel dancers meet at various times and venues including 1507 E Texans, 110 Morrell, First National Bank, Tower, and Knights of Pythias Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris County
East Warris County Medical Assistants Society
Rovin First National Bank
Raytown
Garden Club
Stanger
EL Texas
First National Bank
Brige Sindin
Women of the Moose Lodge
P.m
Moose Lote
Priscilla Club
Ett Barbour
Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square Dancers Club
Ptt
Knight of Pythias Hall
Craigmont Yard of the Month Named by Garden and Civic Clubs
Craigmont Spruces Up Yard of the Month was announced by president Al Durant of the Garden Club. Milton Durant. The ward winner will be chosen on the first Sunday in April by Mrs H Watson and John Pierce. A plaque will mark the ward. The committee includes club representatives and the current winner, focusing on neatness and landscaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craigmont Garden Club
Civic Club
Milton Durant
H. Watson
Garden Club
John Pierce
Yaupon Garden Club Plans April Workshop Event
Yaupon Garden Club members met at Mrs. R. P. Leewen home to set a workshop for April 8 and share plans for a pilgrimage to the National Aeronautics Space Administration with a May 18 luncheon. Ruth Morris presented an abstract arrangement talk, with 32 attendees including guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaupon Garden Club
St. James House
Yaupon
R. P. Leewen
E. M. Mackert
Aeronauccs Space
Printed Pattern Tr 4 Cinch to sew-jest 3 main parts
An old classified style item offers a printed pattern for Misses sizes 12 14 18 18 20 with a 36 bust and a size 16 fake set. It notes fabric yardage 5 yards of 33 inch fabric and lists 50 cents price plus 15 cents extra for mail handling. Addressed to Matisa Martin at Baytown Sen Patter Depts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Matisa Martin
Baytown
Sen
Goose Creek Chapter Hosts Past Worthy Matrons
The Goose Creek Chapter of Past Worthy Matrons met Thursday at Mrs. Lorena’s home in grem. Sixteen members were served pink frozen salad and spiced tea from a table centered with pink spring blossoms. Mrs. Laura Bray and Mr. Ada Ammons assisted Mrs. In gram. Happy birthdays were observed for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Creek
Lorena Ingrem
Laura Bray
Ada Ammons
Ingram
Coffee Break Club Plans Thursday Meeting
Mrs Doris Hargel hosts at 141 Lake Wood Drive as the Coffee Break Club gathers Thursday for a birthday party in honor of Mrs Glynn A Young and a forum on current Baytown events. A Mexican dinner for nine and guest Mrs O J Rumsey follow secret pals reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Hargel
Lake Wood Drive
S. A. Adcock
Jarvis
Tex
Ssistian University
A! Ues
Mis Gan Laughlin
Glynn A. ‘Young
Colby
Baytown
O. J. Rumsey
Long View
Lloyd Young
Cystic Fibrosis Awards Tea And Hat Show Tuesday
Baytown’s seven Beta Sigma Phi chapters join Houston National Cystic Fibrosis group for annual Awards Tea and hat show from 2 to 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Warwick Hotel La Fontaine Ballroom. Del Adamson designs hats for the event. Morris Frank acts as master of ceremonies. Tickets cost 2.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Beta Sigma Phi
Houston
National
David Hartman
Warwick Hotel
AAUW Delegates Prepare for 21st Biennial Orange Meeting
Baytown AAUW branch to send Gladys Skaggs and others as delegates to the 21st biennial AAUW convention in Orange March 35 to 27. Focus on the Future theme features a president’s tea, keynote by Dr. Gladys Hicks Newman, plus panels on leadership and program development. The event includes a French comedy by Orange Community Players, an Azalea Trail Tour, and remarks by Dr. Pauline Tompkins concluding the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Skaggs
R. 1R. Ball
Ralph Sharpless
Thea Smyre
Bertha Wirkpatrick
Margery Hillis
Cynthia Moore
L J. Weiler
Baytown
American Association of University Women
Orange
Igag
Tne
AAUW
Texas Division
Orange Community Playlers
Pauline Tompkins
Aauiw Educational Foundation
Rumsey Guests Visit Longview Family at Rumsey Home
Miss Hederhorst at Oklahoma University joined Kappa Kappa Gamma and served as sorority pledge class president. She made Dean's List at midterm and was named one of the 10 Best Dressed on campus. She runs for KRG campaign and leads in a talent show with a Breton routine. She also studies color coordination and chess and has worked for the registrar during registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
benefred_ Hederhorst
Oklahoma University
Kappa Kappa Gamma
KRG
Se Imester
Hederhorst
Resistrar
Dividing and Transplanting Perennials Highlight Morrell Park G C
Mrs J W Cole presented a program on dividing and transplanting perennials at the Morrell Park Garden Club meeting held at the home of Mr and Mrs O H Ficktin. She advised splitting chrysanthemums tuberoses zinnias blue salvia verbena and canvas and stressed soil preparation root spreading watering and firming soil before replanting. Plants should be replanted quickly shaded for a couple days and kept moist until rooted. Mrs Ficklin presided and the next meeting will be at Mrs Lillie Foust 304 W Lobit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cole
Morrell Parc
Three Grads Honored With iPatio Party
Jane Craddock Ann Callam and Kay Mitchell were honored with a graduation party Sunday at the home of Mrs. M E Vidrine 462 S Burnett Mrs S P Blomberg was co hostess Dins chilis and cookies with soft drinks were served from a round table on the patio The centerpiece was white chrysanthemums with pennants of Baylor Texas Tech and Lee College among the flowers Honorees received eel charms from the hostesses Approximately 70 guests called
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Craddock
Ann Callam
Kay Mitchell
M. E. Vidrine
S. Burnett
5. P. Blomberg
Vidrine
Baylor Texas Tech
Lee College
Class Sends Clothing To Adopted Children
Homemakers class of Coady Baptist Church plans to send clothes to their adopted children at the Children's Home in Round Rock. Arrangements were made at Mrs. E R Pavliska's home who led the devotional. Other participants included Mrs. Ann Eubanks and Mrs. Ruth Meatows. The April meeting will be at Mrs. Keigley's home on Cedar Bayou Lynchburg Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coady Baptist Church
Round Rock
E.R. Pavliska
Ann Eubanks
Ruth Meatows
René
Mary Keigley
Pine
Keigley
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg Road
Baytown area announces two births in March
Heirport Dale announces the birth of a son James J. Dale Jr. born March 20 in Harrison Arkansas weighing eight pounds seven ounces. Grandparents Vir. and Mrs. Austin H. DeBruhl of Baytown and Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeBruhl of Baytown. Also announced is Julia Annette Green born March 1 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital weighing seven pounds sixteen ounces. Grandparents Everett Green and Franklin Inman, both of Baytown, with great grandfather Ho Wo Crass of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
James J
Jody
James J. Dale Jr
Harrison, Ark
Austin H. DeBruhl
Baytown
F Dale Lof Harrison
Robert DeBruhl
Barney Donnelly
Kathy DeBruhl
Srern
Standey Green
Julia Annette
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Everett Green
Franklin
Man
Ho Wo Crass
Tatas
Food Tip for Simple Cream Cheese Sandwiches
A quick sandwich idea combines cream cheese mixed with minced herbs and green olives as a stuffing. Spread on a slice of white bread and a slice of whole wheat for a balanced two bread foundation.
Sundae Sandwiches for Teen Parties and Family Desserts
A vintage sounding recipe describes lucious Sundae Sandwiches using enriched white bread two slices per sandwich milk chocolate almond candy bars marshmallow topping whipped cream chopped nuts and maraschino cherries. Sliced bread is buttered oaked in a wattled baker melted filling, then dipped in an egg milk mix and baked until golden four to five minutes.
Camp Fire Girls 55th Anniversary Plans In Baytown
Camp Fire Girls celebrate their 55th anniversary with plans spanning March 21 to 28 in Baytown and worldwide. The group outlines camping trips to Colorado, fundraising via candy sales, and a Red Cross first aid course as part of preparation for summer activities and possible emergencies.
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Camp Fire
Baytown
Kaghakata Girls
Colorado
Lynda McMorrow
Baystorm
San Jacinto
Red Cross
E. A
Ster
Beavers
Lou Ann
Claybaugh
Sandra Black
Becky
Lyons
Kay King
Lee Ann Har
Tison
Donna Strausser
Carolyn Shoaf
Dickie Black
Jeanette Claybaugh
Nan Marie Garrett
Angie Bond
Isa
Mary Jo Hney
Connie Scott
Fayle Billings
Deborah Aleman
Michael Rice
Rhonda
Fanet Isom
Keith Hall
Millie Considine
Millie Considine,” Janise Lord, Kay, Beavers, Cathy Allen, Diana Beavers
Chris Johnston
Karen Mystorovich
Kappa Plans Latin Supper for Members and Husbands
Kappa Kappa Charter Beta Sigma Phi social chair Mrs. Ruel Laughlin announced a spaghetti supper on March 27 at Citizen's National Bank for members and husbands. The meeting covered seminar dates nominations for officers and reports from Mrs. Willie Bond and others. Women discussed a City Council dues increase, hosted by Mrs. Don Chandler with assistance from Mrs. Batley Lasater. The program featured art demonstrations by Mrs. Causey and a tourist stroll through New Orleans streets ending with a cultural exhibit. The group noted letters from the state convention committee and international Beta Sigma Phi requesting support for an educational project to Tibet. Cake and soft drinks closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruel_ Laughlin
Kappa Kappa Charter
Beta Sigma Phi
Citizen's National Bank
Willie Bond
Jack Poage
Jepp Busch
Don Chandler
Batley Lasater
W. J. Quartz
R. E. Wilson
R. D. Causey
New Orleans
Causey
Fred Huey
State Convention Committee
International Office
Tibet
Mieetang
Mrs V Lirette Elected President of Minerva Club
Mrs V Lirette was chosen president of the Minerva Study Club at a meeting hosted by Mrs C R Martin. Officers include Mrs C H Kelly as vice president and Mrs Charles O Connell as secretary and treasurer with R L Wiley also treasurer, Mrs Joe Gibbs as courtesy chair and Mrs J Rogler Read as librarian. Mrs N S D Olive presented Baytown women’s achievements remarking on women’s hobbies and changing interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airs
Vaughn Lirette
Minerva Study Club
C.H. Kelly
Charles O'Connell
R. L. Wiley
Joe Gibbs
J Rogler Read
N.S. D‘olive
Baytown
D’olive
Frankie Brame
B. E. Sutphin
Elizabeth Burrus
Lee Underwood
Auxiliary of WWWI to Meet April 11
Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of World War I will hold a meeting at 2 30 p m on April 11 in the Old River Terrace Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. All veterans wives widows and widowers are invited. They met Sunday for an old fashioned ham luncheon and voted to donate funds for work with the blind. Special recognition was given Arthur Taft from Bar racks 2025 WWI Veterans who provided ham and baked beans. Guests included Mary A. Roan Barracks 2054 Eunice Holland Barracks 2054 FL Ro Owens Barracks 271 Florence Thompson Barracks 2768 Nukei Perry District 8-22 president Virginia Hutton chaplain Delia Whigham Barracks 2034 and Katie Kessler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old River Terrace Methodist Church
Arthur Taft
Mary A. Roan
Lenora Farber
Eunice Holland
FL Ro .Owens
Florence Thompson
Nukei Perry
Virginia Hutton
Delia Whigham
Katie Kessler
Central Baptist YWA installs Cynthia Cobb as president
Cynthia Cobb was installed as president of the Young Womans Auxiliary at Central Baptist Church on Friday night. Officers include Jo Amm Kirkland vice president Linda Davis secretary Shirley Tibbets treasurer and several committee chairs led by Rhoda Rhodes. A book study followed at the host home with Mrs Becky Horarefield hosting and Mrs Koepke presenting the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Cobb
Young Womans Auxiliary
Central Baptist
Rhodes
Jim Brown
Jo -Amm Kirkland
Linda Davis
Shirley Tibbets
Barbara _Hirkland
Carolyn McDaniel
Leynita Beard
Alma Robinson
la Nell Gordon
Eardship
Tales
Becky “Horarefield
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James Hues
Buford Fulcher
Ken Brinkley
Toby Wiklund
BillerBride
Bob Wright
International Foundation
Dorothy White
Jahnny Johnson
Wright
Art
Shelby Lumber CO
Merkst
Evans
Marion Pond
Wilbur Drive
Finance’ Corporation of
Texas Ave
Texas
Lisa Jeannine Filers
Daugler
Ray Fielers
Highlands, i
Janet
A. M. Olive
Ighlands
If J. Eilers
Crosby
F. B. Gresham
Alvlna Weekworth
Craigmont
Ruth Morris
Sea- Ltook
Bryan St. Clair
Lamar
Richard Turla
Ami
St. Patrick's
J. R. Singleton
KR. T. Moravek
Coffee Break
Firs
C. J. Rumsey
Longview
C. C. Rumsey
Grantham
iPatio Party
Camp Fire Girls
Rocky Mountain
Frank Maystorovich
Kappa
V. Lirette
Minerva Club
WWWI
Sam's Egg House
Park St
Arch Ads
Isen
Central Baptist Ywa
Kotex Dale
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