Hefner Silver Wedding Anniversary Observed in Baytown
Mrs and Mrs G T Hefner celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with an Oven House party at the Community House Lounge. The event runs from 7 to 10 pm with pianist Mrs Chester Rees and guests Mrs Bimford Jacobs, Mrs Rowent Tarp, Mrs Richard Elam, and Mrs Jin Tapp. The Hefners have lived in Baytown 18 years on Labit Street, now at 205 West Labit, originally from Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Hefner
Community House
Chester Reers
Bimford Jacobs
Rowent Tarp
Richard Elam
Jin Tapp
Hefners
Baytown
Labit Street
West Labit
Paris
Tarantella Club elects Filbert president in post counts
Bryson Filbert is elected president of the Tarantella Club with C. W. Plawden as e president and Harry Eswen as secretary treasurer. Yormen Hargrave announces the outcome after mailed votes. Filbert succeeds George Bays with J Erven Stratton as vice president and J. G. Tresc temporary treasurer. Members from the Hefner family join the Texas scene, including Wallie and Martha Hefner with children Maney and two sons, Ted and Johnny. Ted nursing chicken pox while flu illness swirls through the household. Grandparents celebrate and church ties are noted at First Presbyterian and La mar PTA with Mrs Hefner active in community circles. Mrs Hefner, formerly Miss Williems Albin of Brazil Indiana, recalls a 25 year marriage and looks forward to becoming a great grandmother as Tin Ho friends relocate to Texas for a gathering of about 75 invited guests at an Ep an house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Filbert
C. W. Plawden
Harry Eswen
Yormen Hargrave
Tinais
Hefners
Texas
Wallie
Johnny
Ted
Walle
Martha
Maney
First Presbyterian Church
Lamar
PTA
Hefner
DeMiolay Mothers’ Club
Tinho
Tex
Imese
and &. H. Preston
League Cit Ae
Charles Lee
Pas
Fiona
Mrs. G. Hamm
Houston
Alamo PTA to Elect Officers Tomorrow
Alamo Parent-Teacher Association plans to elect new officers at a meeting honoring fathers. The session starts at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the school auditorium with members and families in attendance.
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Alamo Pta
Alamo Parent-yeecher Association
Music Club Searches for Buried Treasure Fund
Members of the Baytown Music Club discussed a hidden treasure of 160 dollars believed buried since 1946. Past president Mrs. Chester Rogers noted Sidney Jewell Palmer funded the club and former president Mrs. Irene Clayton deposited the funds, now untraceable. The group held a regular meeting at Community House with a program of folk music and piano pieces, and approved a proposed budget for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Music Club
Chester Rogers
Rogers
Clayton
Music Study Club
ZV. Warren, Jr
Lynette Bishop Elected New Brownie Troop 9 President
Lynette Bishop was elected president of Brownie Troop 9 at Grace Methodist Church yesterday. Donna Bryan is vice president with Lawaana Atkins, EricaLee Anderson as treasurer, and Carla Poteet as reporter. Adult leaders are Mrs. J M Bryan and Mrs. John W Gales.
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Lynette Bishop
Brownie Troop 9
Donna Bryan
Lawaana Atkis
Erilee Anderson
Carla Poteet
Grace Methodist Church
J. M. Bryan
John W. Gales
Baytown Junior High To Mold Festival Tomorrow
Baytown Junior High Mothers Council schedules a festival at 4 20 tomorrow on the carnival grounds with a fish pond cake walk post office hot dog stand and drinks 65 cents. An afternoon program features 290 costumed girls performing tap and folk dances and a Square Dance Club display led by T Hawkins. Proceeds fund Mothers Council activities including events for graduating ninth graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Junior High
Mothers Council
M. A. Jones
Eneral
T. Hawkins
Frances Whitaker
Dick Morris
Mother's Council
Gess-Inn
Ar. Booth
D. F. Troxell
A. C. Alford
John T. Porter
T. D. Long
W. A. Susshart
Bryd Gould
Dart Board
Jack Stout
A. Bf. Hearn
L. A. Bergeron
Jim Bond Addresses Pilot Club Luncheon in Humble
Insurance salesman Jim Bond spoke yesterday to the Pilot Club in Humble Dining Room. He updated a talk on faxes from 18 months ago, noting new information and legal loopholes in taxes. Bond was introduced by Mrs. Mary Creel, with Christine McLemore assigning committees for the new year. Irene McGregor reported on attendance and profits from the recent games party at the Community House.
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Jim Bond
Second Baptist WMU Picnics Tuesday at Tri-City Beach Road
The Women's Missionary Union of Second Baptist Church plans a picnic next Tuesday at Mrs. 3 E Tillman home on Tri-City Beach Road. WMU members met yesterday with Mrs. L S in charge of the Royal S program Cuba for Christ. Forty women attended as plans for an April benevolence project to fund a Margaret Fund seminary student were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Union of
Second Baptist Church
Mres
E. Tillman
Tri-City Beach Road
WMU
Mrs. L. 'S
Cuba
WMD
Margaret Fund
Emma Esher
Williams
Paul Stephens
Glenn Murray
F. Duncan
B. Beasley
E. BR. Whitmer
Tillman
W. EL
T. Earthman
H. D. Pitts
Friendship Club Party At Dorman Home
The Friendship Club met yesterday at the home of V. Dorman, 806 South Seventh. Eleven members and visitor Mrs. T. R. Tanner of Houston attended. They played 42 with Mrs. E. F. Lange as high scorer and Mrs. M. M. Jensen as low scorer. Mrs. O. W. Dirke won the floating prize. Next month’s hostess will be Mrs. J. D. Higginbotham at the Little Shamrock.
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Sip Club
The
V. Dorman
South Seventh
T. R. Tanner
Houston
E. F. Lange
M. M. Jensen
O. W. Dirke
J. D. Higginbotham
Little Shamrock
Calendar notes from Chile and Cedar Bayou clubs
A Calendar listing community meetings and events across Chile and Cedar Bayou including the American Cancer Society ground at 127 Market, San Jacinto Memorial Hospital events, Cedar Bayou Eastern Stars and Masonic Hall meetings, Navy Mothers Club, Theta Rho Girls, PEO Chapter AS, Gosase Creek Past Matrons, and local civic gatherings. An estimated 40 percent of U S jobs depend on steel and its users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Brown
American Cancer Society
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Julie Lottie
Peo
Goal Farmer
Crosby
Gosase Creek
G. A A. Lillie
West Sterling
Flower Show Committees Appointed for Lakewood Club
The Lakewood Garden Club appointed committees for an April flower show to be held at Mrs. 5. V. Muller’s home 412 Burnet from 2 p.m. to 8 20 p.m. Plans will be finalized April 1 at a club meeting hosted by Mrs. J. C. Schiller at 304 Lakewood Drive. Mrs. E. M. Watkins is general chairman with chairs named for schedule staging and properties, entry, classification, hospitality, publicity, clerks, and educational display. In Crosby, Mrs. W. Go. Webner will present a program on Human Engineering for Chapter AS of PEO at 2:20 p.m. tomorrow at Mrs. A. Foriner’s home.
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Lakewood Garden Club Horticulture Wwen
5. V. Muller
Burnet
J. C. Schiller
Lakewood Drive
E. M. Watkins
P. L. LaFosse
A. L. Roberts
Watkins
J. R. Beatty
E. ©. Center
J. W. Saunders
W. B. Broyes
J. L. Bridges
Schiller
Dan Perkins
R. M. Jennings
G. R. Ferguson
W.W. E. Hall
P. M. Lounsberry
WW. B. Marth
H. J. Mason
J. H. McClintock
B. O. Hutto
B. R. Pate
M. E. Schiller
LaFosse
Paul Neevil
W. F. McMahon
P. B. Meister
Schitler
P.E.O
Crosby
W. GO. Webner
A. Foriner
Brownie Troop 43 Practices Flag Rite
Brownie Troop 43 held a flag ceremony at Anson Jones School with Miss Mabel Catherine Jones acting as secretary. Leaders Jesse Moore and Mre ret planned a four in troop Moyen camping trip for April 4, with girls in Practley.
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Brownie Troop 43
Brownie
Anson Jones School
Mabel Catherine Jones
Girl Scout Office
Ley
Sion
Tras
Jesse Moore
Mre
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