Orange and White Revue and Esquire Dance Shine at La Porte High
La Porte High School staged the Orange and White Revue presented by the Junior class with Paul Berlin, KNUZ disc jockey, as master of ceremonies. The Esquire Dance, sponsored by the senior class, featured Miss Esquire 1953 Sandra Wall and a Martian theme with twelve Earth Angels and Esquirettes as candy girls amid spacey blue and silver decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan McAlvany
Betty Sinclair
la Porte High School
Paul Berlin
KNUZ
Porte High
Mildred Beven
Oulda Gray
Jack Pemberton
Esquire
Don
Messenger
Marion Smith
Joan’McAlvany
Clarence Morton
Oogel-e-doop
Sandra Wall
Audientee
Wyley Johnson
Little “Esquirettes
Suzie Hulquist
Charlene Lindsey
Sylvia Sanders
Ella Lou Hilhore
Outer Space
Earth
Don Howell
Tanlyn Kennedy
Irene Harries
David Black
Dennis Brown
Joyce Griffin
Jadige Ellis
Phyllis Rinehart
Jane Burt
George Olds
George McDaniel
Third birthday announced for Roland D Malone
Henrytown neighbors report Roland D Malone son of Mr and Mrs R D Malone 508 Harvey will celebrate his third birthday Thursday. Grandparents Harry Scarborough Mont Belvieu and A Malone Cedar Bayou road. Great grandparents include Mrs Scarborough Mont Belmett and Noah Laird Oakdale. EB Davis family notes first birthday for Charles Himer Davis son of EB Davis and wife. Grandparents Ebner Green and Mrs J F Holton Baytown. great grandparents H S Harvill Huntington Florence Davis Zavala and J F Green Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Malone
Harvey
Roland David
Harry M. Scarborough
Mont Belvieu
A. Malone
Cedar Bayou Road
Scarborough
Mont Belmett
Noah Laird
Oakdale
Charles Himer Davis
EB. Davis
Ebner Green
J. F. Holton
Allo
Baytown
H. 1S. Harvill
Huntington
Florence Davis
Zavala
J. ©. Glass
F. Green
Dayton
Oscar Night In Hollywood Then And Now
Hollywood Oscar night evolved from informal, banquet-era celebrations to a tightly scripted TV event. The piece recalls Will Rogers, Frank Capra, and Olivia de Havilland among past slip ups and long speeches, contrasting with today’s disciplined telecast and global press corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Will Rogers
Frant
Frank Capra
Rogers
Frank Cooner
Capra
Academy
Clark Gable
Lakewood Garden Club to Name New Officers
Lakewood Garden Club will elect new officers at a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. J. M. Manuel's home at 200 Lakewood Drive. Co-hosts will be Mrs. Paul Wevil and Mrs. J. W. Saunders. Members plan a spring flower show and discuss arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood Garden Club
J. M. Manuel
Lakewood Drive
Paul Wevil
J. W. Saunders
Sun Patterns Dress and Bolero Pattern No 3072
Sewing pattern advertisement for Sun Patterns all in one cut dress with cap sleeves bolero in sizes 10 to 40. Includes fabric requirements 4% yards 35 in. Price 45 cents plus small extra for first class mail. Also note church supper details for Fidelis Class at St Mark's Methodist church with location and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Dolores Derryberry Named next Years Drum Major
Dolores Derryberry will be the drum major for the next school year with Judy Bryant as assistant. Twirlers for eighth grade include Raymo Bird and Imogene Herring, while seventh grade selections are Marianne Bridges, Linda Webb, and Susan Taylor. Four judges, Fred Parker, Thomas Salter, Miss Margaret Glenn, and Miss Miriam Lovets, chose the twirlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann
Dolores Derryberry
Judy Bryant
Raymo Bird
Imogene Herring
Marianne Bridges
Linda Webb
Susan Taylor
Fred Parker
Thomas Salter
Margaret Glenn
Miriam Lovets
Future Nurses To Write State Constitution
Future Nurses will draft a constitution for the state organization at its first annual convention in Houston. Baytown attendees included sponsor Mrs. Joan Johnson and about 21 members. Delegates from 37 clubs and nearly 400 attendees heard a panel discussion moderated by Mrs. Johngan with Sue Baird of REL clan. The REL club, first of its kind in the state, organized several clubs and has the largest high school organization membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert BE
Houston
Bayown
Joan Johnson
Efigit Asleetas
Jern Bertsch
Jolene Welch
Darlene Capps
Johngan
Sue Baird
REL Clan
REL Club
Couple To Wed In Cedar Bayou Church
Miss Mary K. Thomas and Bert Muckleroy plan to wed June 18 at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. H. A. Frederick of Houston and H. A. Thomas of Cedar Bayou. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Muckleroy of 721 Cedar Bayou Road. The bride-elect is a Cedar Bayou High School and Texas State College for Women graduate, while the groom, also a Cedar Bayou High School graduate, will graduate in May from Sam Houston State Teachers College in Huntsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Thomas
Herbert Muckleroy
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
H. A. Frederick
Houston
H. A. Thomas
Cedar Bayou
Muckleroy
A. A. Muckleroy
Cedar Bayou Toad
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Thomas
Cedar Bayou High School
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
YWA Members Urged to Turn In Annie Armstrong Offering
Memorial Baptist Young Woman's Auxiliary members are pushing to reach the Annie Armstrong home mission goal. Those absent from Sunday’s program are asked to contribute this week, announced by Mrs. Jack Shanks. Janis Jewell led the home missions program with Carolyn Ryals presiding. 12 members and one guest, Sandra Steser of Dayton, shared frosted drinks after. Next gathering set for 6 pm Monday at Priscilla Myers' home, 25 Ashby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cox Edwards
Memorial Baptist
Annie Armstrong
Jack Shanks
Shanks
Janis Jewell
Carolyn Ryals
Sandra Steser
Dayton
Priscilla Myers
Ashby
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la Porte
Sandra
Wall
Miss Esquire
Miss. Esquire
Aerrelle
Merghant
Marilyn Goyen
Janis Emery
Neighbor News
Henrytown Sun
Roland David Malone JR
Charles Elmer Davis
L. B. Mayer
William Goetz
C. B. DeMille
China
Japan
Greer Garson
Mrs. Miniver
Samuel Goldwyn
Hoagy Carmichael
Hugo
Olivia
Joan Fontaine
Motion Picture Academy Magazine
Baytown Furniture
Fidelis
Dolores
SEARS
Gabardines
Bouffant
Elast
Ildex
Texas Ave
Texas
YWA
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