Mrs Wilks Inspires Amateur Songwriters On TV
KGUL TV airs original songs by local composer Mrs. Wilks and accepts manuscripts from hopeful writers. The program expanded from 15 to 30 minutes daily as viewers respond with calls and letters. Mrs. Wilks, a Fort Gibson native turned Baytown resident, has a long journalism background and a family of three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Jones
T. W. Wilks
Kgul-Tv
KPRC
Dick Gottleib
Baytown Area
New York
Wilks
Elsie Pierce
Fort Gibson
Ohio
Final Plans Announced For Doris Ann Tribe Charles Payne Wedding
Wedding details released for the ceremony at Highlands Methodist Church at 4 p.m. on April 4. Rev. T B Hendrick to officiate. Maid of honor Billie Dell Tribe. junior bridesmaids Carolyn Joyce Tribe and Dale Darnell. Bridesmaids Mrs C R Jennings and Betty Joyce Lindsey. Best man Lewis Payne. Baytown and Highlands attendees named as ushers candle lighters and family members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Ann Tribe
Charles J. Payne
At & P.m
Highlands Methodist Church
T. B. Hendrick
Billie Dell Tribe
Highlands
Carolyn Joyce Tribe
Ace
Tex
Dale Darnell
Baytown
C. R. Jennings
Betty Joyce Lindsey
Lewis Payne
Bobby Leg May
Raymond Tieman
Charleye Tieman
D. €. Hicks
Texas City
Ann Dartnell
A. H. Tribe Jr
Jullianne Tribe
Spring
Flower Girl
Jimmy Smith
Queen Esther Class Hosts Potluck Supper at Church
Members of Queen Esther class at First Baptist entertained husbands with a potluck supper at the church on Thursday night. Mrs J G Edwards offered a prayer. Menu included main course cake and tea. About 20 attendees. Class held regular coffee meeting Thursday morning at the church. Prospective members were visited. The eagle, among the world’s oldest national emblems, dates to more than 6 600 years ago in Mesopotamia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Este
First Baptist Church
J. G. Edwards
Mesopotamia
Beta Sigma Phi Elects Officers and Plans Initiation
Beta Sigma Phi sorority elected new officers at a Thursday night meeting at the community house. Officers include president Mrs V F Rogan and vice president Miss Betty Clowls, recording secretary Mrs Sam Bower, corresponding secretary Mrs Lee Bishop, and treasurer Ray C Weaver. Mrs George B Bletsch led a program on Music's Influence on Our Lives and pledges were planned for initiation with a founder's day dinner tentatively set for April 29. Refreshments were served by Miss Bessie Akagi and Mrs B F Coker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Rogan
Betty Clowls
Sam Bowe
Lee Bishop
Ray C. Weaver
George B. Bletsch
Bessie Akagi
B. F. Coker
Beaman Hosts Naomi Class Social at First Baptist
Mrs Beaman hosted Naomi class of First Baptist church Thursday night at her Mia bourd home. Co hosts were Mrs Curtis Gay Mrs Doyle Stringer and Mrs Ralph Hayes. After a Bible quiz game, refreshments of strawberry cream pie and enfi per were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy. Beaman
Naomi
First Baptist Church
Miabourd
Curtis Gay
Doyle Stringer
Ralph Hayes
A.C. Kraft
Second PTA study lesson discussed at Ashbel Smith unit
Thirteen members attended the second Home and Family Life session of the Ashbel Smith PTA group at Mrs. A G Lewis home. Topics included Matters for Young Minds discipline and teen understanding. Dr Geset and Mr Matysi led a lively discussion with humorous kits. lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashbel Smith
Hast Republic
Conrad Matysi
A. E. Allen
W. W. Hiprndon
E.R. Rutledge
Arnold Geset
New VEW Auxiliary Officers to Be Installed
The Ladies auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 912 will install new officers on April 17 at the VFW hall on Decker drive. Public invited. A post-dedication dance follows with music by Mickey and his Melody boys. admission is 60 cents. Officers include President Mrs A H Lambert and several others with positions such as senior vice president and secretary. Color bearers, banner bearer, and historian are named among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Decker Drive
Mickey
Melody Boys
A. H. Lambert
W. Hastings
Lester Holmes
Stewardship Films Shown At Cedar Bayou Church
Cedar Bayou Methodist church will screen stewardship films for three weeks replacing the regular prayer meetings. An announcement was made at a church meeting chaired by Mrs. A M Major with prayers led by Mrs. C Rabin. A sewing and quilting session followed a dish luncheon and a visit by many to attend. Betty Jo Hull, bride elect of Tommy Kimball, received a lingerie shower hosted by Mrs Martha Lilly and others. guests created a bride’s book from clippings and photos. A Saturday schedule lists Stamps Quartet and Lon Morris production Holiday at Lee High auditorium and Lee College auditorium respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Julia Lottin
A. M. Major
C . Rabin
Shutelna
Betty Jo Hull
Tommy Kimball
Miay
Martha Lilly
West
Miriam
Milas Martha Lilly
Mise Sue Jones
Misa Janet Kimball
Evelyn Trebatek
Stamps
Ober
Lee High School
At & Pam
Lee College
YWA Groups Continue Working With Children
Young Women’s Auxiliary of Memorial Baptist Church persists in community missions with children from Mexican and Mt Rose Baptist churches. A Mt Rose Starlight band visit featured rhythm, handwork, storytelling, and Bible animal booklets for fifteen children, with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta’ Cox Edwards
Memorial Baptist Church
Mt Rose
J. W. ‘Wilson
Daniel
Barbara Upchurch
Elizabeth
Brett
Janet
Bevers
Beedie’ Carter
Doyle Huron
Beatrice Greenwood
Presi
Grace Methodist Women discuss church departments panel
The Grace Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service held a panel on church departments at the church led by Rev. James Brannen and included Mrs. R. H. Hafercamp Mrs. John Fenton and others. A luncheon honored Miss Jimmin Rae Treat bride elect of Jimmy Tyree with guests from Dallas and local residents attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
James Brannen
R. H. Hafercamp
John Fenton
Qdis Muennink
I. W. Strickler
CO W. Whitley
Glyn Taylor
J. L. King
Jimmin
Rae Treat
Jimmy Tyree
B. T. Fickinney
J. &. Tyree
T. Treat
Bob Parse
Navy Mothers Club Welcomes Three New Members
Three new members were welcomed into the Baytown Navy Mothers Club Thursday at the Community House. Names given include Mrs. JJ I Bennett Mrs. Joan H Marke and Mrs. J C Hargis. Reports on past months activities were shared by Mrs. Ethel Littlefield Mrs. W O Leslie and Mrs. Rosa Porter. A pair of sheets and pillow cake were presented to Mrs Clytie Trle for her new apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Navy Mothers Club
I. Bennett
Joan H. Marke
J. C. Hargis
Ethel Littlefield
W. O. Leslie
Rosa Porter
Clytie Trle
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Robert BE. Lee High
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Oklahoma
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E's Pierce
Acme
David
Waco
Carol June
Robert Ke, Lee High School
Diane
Lamar
Griffith Nursery
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American Medical Association
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W. Texas
Market Prare
J. D. Kuebler
Pruett
Maytag. Service
Whitcome
Bayview Furniture Clinic
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Beta Sigma Phi
Mrs. Beaman
Pribilof Islands
Sharon Gail Bruce
David Lee O'Banian
Bert L. O'Bonien
C. H. Stewart
T. A. Cooper
Ki. A. Stone
Selman City
G. F. Alten
Channelview
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WM. Manre
Cedar Bayou
Claude Tompkins
Edgar Bayou
Wo M. Moore
Baty Pace
el Paso
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Elena Tomakwee See
David Lee O'Banion
Lota Marlene Moore
B. W. Weat
Exorus
Miss Hull
SUN
Baptist Smeens Evangelistic
Bae
J. Hubert Boyd
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A. L. Gatewood Wooster
Baptist Wooster
JA Timmerman
Baptist Baytown
Eugene Dickey
O. A. Taylor
Second Baptist
Glifon Smith
Stewart Heights
Joh, Holloway First ‘Baptist Cadar Bayou
A, Gordon Allen
Second Baptist Highlands
YWA
Jack Shanks
J.diaz
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Helen Jordan
Benny May Wilburn
Julie Farned
Dallas
J.A. Butcher
R. Bloodgood
Orange
Stari Gardens
Navy Mothers Club
Howard Linton
First Baptist Highlands
Roe Wilson
W. F. Sanderlin
Crosby
J. M. Patrick
Deer Park
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YOU Baptist Temple
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First Baptist
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Baptist Church
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