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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1971
Page
11
Wooster Garden Club plans a meeting on April 8 at Mrs. L. J. Kessler’s Big Thicket home. President Mrs. M. A. Jones led the March session with a program by Mrs. A. C. Kraft on “Make Trees From Shrubs.” Mrs. K. H. Thomas reported Edison Courts plantings as members viewed azaleas and spring blooms.
William D. Challenger and Marilyn Diane Hughes were married in a double ring ceremony at First Nazarene Church officiated by Rev. W. W. Voight. The couple, now residing in Baytown after a Galveston honeymoon, are both Lee College graduates.
Eggs offer strong protein for body tissue growth and repair and supply essential vitamins and minerals. Buy eggs by size and grade, AA or A for quality, and refrigerate promptly in the original carton or a covered container. Shell color varies by hen breed and does not affect nutrition or cooking performance. Eggs are versatile and can be served alone or with other foods.
Psi Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma elected officers during a March gathering at Mrs. Bob Pattillo home with Mrs. Gerald Schneers as co host. New president is Mrs. Bill Elliott and other posts include vice president Mrs. Pattillo secretarys Mrs. Jerry Kemplay and Mrs. Bobby Nunn treasurer Mrs. Herbert Ely civil defense Mrs. Schneers two year city council representative Mrs. Richard Walker alternate Mrs. Lee Krigar and member ship chairs Mrs. Barry Lancaster and Mrs. Richard Hutchins. Meeting conducted by Mrs. Jim Standridge. The program The Artists Landscape showcased by Mrs. Standridge and Mrs. Ely. Plans for preferential tea announced for April 3 at 540 Shirley hosted by Mrs. Walker Mrs. Joe Harris Mrs. Charles Johnson and Mrs. Hutchins. A salad luncheon to honor rushes was held at Mrs. Johnsons with hostesses Mrs. Standridge Mrs. Jed Killian and Mrs. Ely. Rushes named include Mrs. Kenneth Nasser Mrs. Ronald Haney Mrs. James Cowlig Mrs. Timothy Jordan and Mrs. Jimmie Hadley. Earlier, at Hutchins home, Krigar chaired the program introducing Allen Alford Baytown Gardens owner and Lee High agriculture teacher. The chapter will sponsor a yearlong child membership at the YMCA. A Mexican dinner for rushes at Gonzalez Restaurant drew 20 attendees with hostesses Mrs. Paul Woolverton Mrs. Krigar Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Mel Alford. Next meeting set for April 6 at Mrs. Ed Killian 1200 Missouri, co host Mrs. Gerald McShan.
Mr and Mrs Bill J Young announce the birth of daughter Kari Lynn on March 16 weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces. She has a brother Timmy aged 6 and sister Amanda Jo aged 4. Grandparents are A B Garrison and R J Young of Baytown and Walter Malone of Cameron. RAMIREZ birth of Ann Margaret announced in Houston March 9 at Methodist Hospital weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces. Grandparents Lupe Ramirez Baytown and Joe G Rodriguez Houston. Great grandparents Ma DeJesus Rodriguez and Refugio Becerrra, Houston.
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