Pilot Club to Host April 29 Speech on Communist Challenge
Baytown area clubs and organizations list events for Monday to Wednesday including Pilot Club speech April 29 at 7:39 p.m. by Mia Ian Darvel with details of attendees. Mrs Joseph Batenante is to speak on Meeting the Communist Challenge with book signings. library offerings and community use highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Walton
Chal
Baytown
Joseph Batenante
Oexo
Communist Challenge
Mares-Wwill
Elner Gray
Hank
Blasick
Willadene Hines
Babe Badgley
Potter Heads Channelview PTA Nominating Panel
Mrs D G Potter elected chair of a nominating committee at Channelview High School for the Parent Teacher Association. Delegates named to the Spring conference in Galveston include Pat Hannan and Charlie Burnham. Harris County PTA Council meets May 4 in Tenball as council president D G Potter is installed. School board candidates address the group, including incumbent Elis Burnham and opponents Loward Barr Jim Cowdray, incumbent J Walkinshaw Dalbus Guith and W R Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channelview High School
Parcent ‘Teacher Association
D. G. Potter
June, Mason
Legion Dance at Channelview Club This Saturday
An American Legion dance at the Channelview club at 16417 Market Street features a ladies night. Continental music will be provided and admission is set at 1 dollar. The event starts at 8 30 p m on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channelview
Chub
Schultz Family Grows Strawberries With Ice Cream Idea
In Baytown area gardener Mr and Mrs Schultz cultivate a strawberry patch behind their home. They nurture a trellis variety, harvest up to a pint per plant daily, and mix crushed berries with ice cream or whipped cream for dessert. Their garden also grows tomatoes lettuce garlic beets and onions. The Schultzes, longtime Liberty County residents, emphasize mulching with hay or pine needles and pinching back runners to maximize fruit production.
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Houston
Baytown
Santana
Texas Ranger
Germany
Dayton Liberty
Liberty
Mary Hardin
Baylor College
Janice Hers
Sheffield
Obme mYmane Unive
HORC
Schultz
Schultzes
Straw
Bartelogue Baptist Church
Bouey
Librarians Attend 49th Texas Libraries Conference in Galveston
Galveston hosts the 49th annual Texas Libraries Association meeting this weekend with Mrs Mattie Howard serving as secretary of the college libraries division and on the Junior Colleges Work Committee. Mrs Blasick and Mr Zerwekh will share in panel discussions at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Howard
Doug Hank
Blesick
Stening Muans
Jasick
Sterl Usticipat
Ei Otheeaian
Charles Zerwykh
Humble
Oil and Refining Co
Galveston
Texas Libraries’ Association
Howard
College Libraries Division
TLA
Texas Woman's University
Blasick
Zerwekh
Mrs Taylor Leads Baptist WMU Meet at Mont Belvieu
The Women's Missionary Union of First Baptist Church Mont Belvieu met with 18 members. President Mrs Luther Taylor presided as Mrs Harry Scarborough led the calendar of prayer. Delno Brown reported on the mission study and G B Ross on stewardship. Barclay elected community missions chairman. Carldom reported on Girls Auxiliary and Sunbeams. R J Austin and Alma Rohr circles noted contributions. Barney Webber joined Alma Rohr Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Union of
First Baptist Church
Mont Belvieu
Luther Taylor
Harry Scarborough
Delno Brown
G. B. Ross
Raymond Barclay
Community Missions
Carldom
R. J. Austin
Sunbeams
B. Walker
Mrs Shall Is Elected State Music Treasurer
Mrs D L Shall was elected and installed as state treasurer of the Texas Federation of Music Clubs. The Baytown musician serves as president of the Baytown Music Study Club and state Young Composers Contest chairman, with long service in district offices and church music roles.
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D. L. Shall
Austin
Texas Federation of Music Study
Federation
Carl Edward Bock
Baytown
Shall
Women League of Voters
Sha
First Presbyterian Church Choir
Baystown Life
Lakewood Club Stockholders Meeting Set for Tuesday
Lakewood Pool Club will hold its annual stockholders meeting at 8 p m Tuesday in the Lakewood Clubhouse to elect three new directors. Outgoing officers are Ray French Arthur Askey and Bob Wahrmund. Nominees include Clint Bates Jim Callam H W H Meyer Jr W A Morgan Herschel Scott and Jim Stone. French urges stockholders to attend for reports on finances lifeguards maintenance improvements and 1962 dues.
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Lakewood Pool Club
Lakewood
Ray French
Arthur Askey
Bob Wahrmund
Clint Bates
Jim Callam
H. W. H. Meyer Jr
W. A. Morgan
Herschel Scott
Jim Stone
French
Memorial Fund Created For Bennie Guynes Gregory
Baytown Music Study Club establishes a memorial fund to aid deserving students and support musical scholarship. Contributions may be mailed to treasurer Mrs J S Palmer at 1 W Morrill or to any Muse Club member contact. Mrs Gregory was a Lamar Elementary music teacher and charter Muse Club member.
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Baytown Music Study Club
Bennie Guynes Gregory
J. S. Palmer
W. Morrill
Muse Club
Gregory
Muic
Lamar Elementary
Music club honors at state convention brief
Federation of Music Clubs notes Mrs Thad Johnson received a convention honor this year. Life member honors went to Mrs George McKinstry who served on the state nominating committee and was state vice president two years ago. Angie Bond, daughter of Mr and Mrs T N Bond of Highlands, wrote and played the winning piece at the convention. Gary Odom presented a Junior Day Program number. Delegates from Baytown Music Study Club included Mrs Shall and club president elect Velna Tharpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McKinstry
McKinstry
Angie Bond
T. N. Bond
Highlands
Ancor
Gary Odom
Matt 5. Odom
Baytown
Baytown Music Study Club
Shall
Velna Tharpe
G. R. Rawley
Clementses To Mark 25th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Otis Clem ents will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with a 2 to 4 p m Sunday open house. Friends are invited to attend through the press. The event will be hosted at their home on 311 Second Street.
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Otis Floyd Clements
DeZavala PTA Spring Carnival Saturday Night
DeZavala Parent Teacher Association stages its spring carnival Saturday night with Mexican food starting at 6 p.m. and items like hot dogs coffee cake pie and drinks. Attractions include talent show fish pond bingo dancing picture show bowling room horseshoes pony rides and penny throw to raise funds for the student loan fund and life membership program.
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DeZavala Parent Teacher Association
Life
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Ameri- Goose Creek
Masonic Hall
Catholic Daughters of America
Maier
Dei
Dosegh’s Church
Women of Moose
Ant Moose Lodge
Xi Theta Gamma
Avith
Monte Young
Bayshore
Pate Creek
Baytown Garden Club
Grace
George Langtilin
Glive
Sigma Alpha
American Association of University Women
PTA
City Council
Witt Marine 101
Crow'rd
Fedders
Fedders Spn Aa Ile and
Andy
CRS Cola
Froehner Radio Service
Tom
Texas
Nes
T For Young
Alyssa
Young Land
Linda-Lo
Haster
Sumer
Bonnet
Her Majesty
Fles
Chubbette Til
Mrs. Potter
ChanView Pta
Legion
Mrs. Taylor
Baptist
WMU
Sancopan
Ofar Geol
W. Texas
George Schultz
Barkaloo Road
Mrs. Shall
Lakewood Club
Federation of Music Clubs
Thad Johnson
DeZavala Pta
Pantex
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Shadowline
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