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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1965
Page
4
Mrs A R Knox presented a program to Wanster Garden Club at Mrs M A Jones home, displaying slides of flowers from Europe including scenes from England Scotland Italy Austria and Holland. A church of nations and Mount of Olives backdrop appeared in one image.
Wednesday listings include Duplicate Bridge at Bridge Studio for $220 and various club meetings. Thursday Forum hosts Mrs. R. C. Stephenson Jr. at 1103 Fleetwood Drive with Epsilon Psi and Dela Kappa Gamma events at Sterling Library. Friday features Woman's Club activities and Baytown Service League events at 53215 and 2215 pam.
Charles and Glyn Alice Fuller have been pledged by the Delta Theta Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi for Sam Houston State Teachers College. Mrs. Fuller majors in education while Fuller majors in journalism. They practice teaching in Baytown. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Givn R Taylor of 991 N Gaillard and he is son of Mr and Mrs Douglas English of 721 Gresham.
Galveston area police and Coast Guard crews searched beaches for explosive barrels believed to have broken free from offshore rigs. Barrels contain explosive powder and ignite when salt water enters. Two barrels exploded off East Beach Monday night and five more detonated off West Beach.
Bayou Baptist Church Shield of Faith Sunday School members held a shrimp dinner at Mrs. L F Hillen's home. Mrs R E Keenan and Mrs L W LaRive led singing. Guests included Mrs J Kelly Mrs McKewen Mrs Keenan and Mrs T C Hillen with Rev L W LaRive as pastor.
Mrs Wanda Slack of Channelview former Wanda Steer modeled a dazzling array of Sportswear called Interplanetary Pants in an Outer Space Extravaganza for National Aeronautics and Space Administration personnel. She is a secretary at the Manned Spacecraft Center and joined by Mrs Frank Borman and Mrs Charles Conrad, wives of astronauts, with hair styled by a Baytown beauty salon.
Heirport Hicks and Wesley Hicks announce the birth of twin sons Dallas Wayne eight pounds two ounces and Darren Dwayne six pounds six ounces born March 26 at Baytown Hospital. They have a brother Wesley Wade and sister Marchelle. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Barr and Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Miller of Baytown. Muldrow family of Highlands announces son Andrew Stockton born March 30 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital weighing eight pounds 13 ounces. He has a brother Dennis and sisters Cristi and Brenda. Grandparents are Mrs. L. C. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Muldrow of Highlands.
The Womens Club met for its annual spring luncheon at Goose Creek Country Club with spring flowers adorning the table. Mrs Paul Black and Mrs Floyd Bengtson reported on the San Juanita District convention held in Houston, noting 22 members attended.
Mary Alice Spear of 5 South Whiting submits an original painting to the Benedictine Art Awards third annual contest. Three cash prizes will be awarded for best oils or watercolors depicting a Benedictine bottle. Finalists of twenty five will exhibit in May 1965 at Silbert Scholarship Gallery, Standard Financial Corp, New York.
A reader asks if wigs are detectable by sight and how to persuade a wife away from wigs. The columnist offers clues on wig detection via fitting and movement, noting artificial looks, then shifts to letters about engagement abandonment and marital discipline, with advice on loyalty, dating, and spousal dynamics.
New York AP says Robert Moses president of the New York World's Fair reports the exhibition is on or ahead of schedule for the April 7 opening of its second and last season. Workmen have been in operation devinterization since mid February at the mile square fair and, barring bad weather, expect completion by Friday, Moses said Sunday.
A vintage sewing pattern notice advertises Printed Pattern S006 Misses' Sizes 10 12 14 16 18 20 with a 443 yard material claim. It mentions pricing fifty cents and an extra 15 cents for air mail, inviting readers to order Marian Martin patterns from New York.
Worry teeth slipping or wobbling while eating or talking prompts use of a pleasant alkaline powder claimed to secure plates. It promises added comfort with a fresh taste and quick availability at drug counters.
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