Adding Vows Exchanged in Highlands Ceremony
Miss Nellie Hanson became bride of J. C. Johnston at a late afternoon ceremony in Highlands officiated by Rev. P. Brown. The couple will reside at 705 Oak and honeymoon briefly. Attendants included Helen Hanson, with out of town guests from Galveston, Houston, Pasadena and Eagle Lake.
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Nellie Hanson
P. Brown
Ars.isy Hanson
Highlands
E. Johnston
James
Elsie Clark
Lucille Teal
Liebestraum
Rosa Mae Norris
Wilburn & Hanson
Helen Hanson
Ide
Johnston
Walter L. Johnston
Iss Alice Johnston
North’ Gnolia
Orge Lowrey
Houston
Imes
Pasadena
Wickenburg
Arizona
Lee College
United States Post Office
A. G. Johnson
R. C. Hanson
R. K. Hanson
Bobby
Federation Plans For Team May Tea Event May Sixteen
East Harris County Federation of Garden Clubs schedules a May 16 tea at Bay Town Community House from 1 30 to 3 00 PM. Mrs M A Jones announces plans and chairs the general meeting with five clubs represented to discuss the coming event and elect new officers for the next year.
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East Harris County
Hast Garris Federation
Color Harmony Highlighted in Wooster Garden Club
Wooster Garden Club meeting focused on color harmony with a program by E. E. Lackner and a talk by Mrs. F. W. Lackner. Improvements to the spring flower show were voted including dates and preparations. Hostesses served open faced sandwiches and punch to 24 members and three guests.
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Lackner
Tyler
A. P. Lowe
F. W. Lackner
I. A. Hovey
Shower Tea Honors Miss Jayne Guynes Bride Elect
A bridal shower and tea celebrated Miss Jayne Guynes, the bright elect of Raz Hicks, with 51 guests in the Senior Department of First Baptist Church. The June 30 wedding to Hicks will be at First Baptist Bay Town. honored by her mother Mrs. L B Guynes and other relatives. Music by Miss Anne Marie Fortney, Mrs. Roger Wylie, and Mrs. G Wood, with floral centerpieces of calla lilies and Easter lilies.
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First Baptist Church
Jayne “Guynes
Raz Hicks
Miss Guynes 2Nd Hicks iii
First Baptist Church of
Baytown
L. B. Guynes
Emme AfeLendon
Calvert
E. G. Griffin
Anne Marie Fortney
Roger Wylie
Mirs
G. Wood
Sam Jones
Ailie Jones
Groveton
O. W. Meeker
Houston
J. A. Cope
H. Spiers
M. L O'Banion
Golden Reapers Class Has Social, Business
Members of the Golden Reapers class of Memosial Baptist church met Thursday night at 619 North Second for their monthly business and social meeting. Mrs. Ella Goodman gave opening prayer. Mrs. Annie Gee presided in the president's absence. Mrs. Mary D. Gaines read the monthly class report. Hester Stovall gave meditation with Louise Ciruti reading the prayer. Two skits were presented by Mrs. A Nye and Mrs. Chuti during the social hour. Refreshments of ice cream, cake and lemonade were served to 15 members.
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Golden Reapers
Memosial Baptist Church
Wits
R. N. Jacobs
North Second
Ella Goodman
Annie Gee
Lemma Longbotham
Wes
Mary D. Gaines
Hester Stovall
Louise Ciruti
A. Nye
Chuti
Socila
Morrell Park Garden Club to Hear R T Kerr
Morrell Park Garden Club meets at 7 30 pm Tuesday in the George and Mrs Taylor home 205 West Francis. Agriculture teacher R T Kerr of Robert E Lee High School will speak on Soil Testing and Soil Conservation with movies. The club aims to clear lots at Harvey and Williams to create a playground for area children. Call George Adams president to help.
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R. T. Kerr
Robert &. Lee High School
Morrell Park Garden Club
George Taylor
West Francis
Harvey and Williams
George Adams
Morrell Park Club
Sun Patterns For Easy Sewing
Pattern notice details a child sized sundress bolero and panties set in sizes 4 8 3 with yardage. Includes order info for Pattern Bureau Baytown Sun New York address and special handling. Also promotes Summer Book of Fashion with fashion themes and ordering details.
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Baytown
Garden Tour Highlights Local Gladiolus Club Event
The Gladiolus Garden Club hosted a garden tour with 15 members and two guests visiting 19 yards on Thursday. Notable displays included a cacti exhibit, geranium and carnation beds, hibiscus varieties, and vivid plantings at several member homes. A luncheon barbecue was held at Mrs. J. N. Griffin’s Cedar Bayou home as part of the event.
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Gladiolus Garden Club
George Hayes
Woodville
T. H. Guy
L. G King
Doss Cheshire
W. T. Griffin
W W. Snyder
Jim Breeding
Frank Moore
Dave Martin
Wilie Isley
Brrs
J. N. Griffin
Cedar Bayou
Betts Hartt Bailey Wedding Date Revealed at Baytown Party
The betrothed couple Miss Betty Hartt and Jimmy Bailey announced their wedding date at a buffet hosted by Miss Hartt’s parents at their Missouri Street residence. Guests noted the date June 26 1950 in gold inscription mirrors and bridal-decorated arrangements. The ceremony is planned at the First Christian Church of Baytown with 48 attendees including the Bailey parents.
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Betty Hartt
Jimmy Bailey
Miss Hartt
Jack Hartt
Missouri
Nettie Rather Circle Names Nominating Committee
Grace Methodist WSCS Nettie Rather circle adjourned with Mrs. L J Lawrence presiding. Nominated on the committee were Mrs. Mark Eakin Mrs. D Guthrie and Mrs. Fielden J White. Dr O W Hillard gave the devotional and Mrs B Read led the lesson from Japan Begins Again noting the undivided lineage and religions of Japan. Fourteen members attended.
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Nettie Rather
Grace Methodist Wscs
L J. Lawrence
Mark Eakin
D. &. Guthrie
Fielden J White
O. W. Hillard
B. Read
Japan
Baytown Women Set May Fellowship Luncheon Program
The Baytown Council of Church Women announces its May Fellowship Luncheon at Grace Methodist Church. Speakers include Mrs. Killough, Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. McPhail, Mrs. Mark Carter, and Mrs. J Bryan Stratton. McPhail to give devotions, Stratton to play violin, and Mrs. Ben Lave to recap State Conference highlights. Reservations via Mrs. Stesle McDonald.
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Council of Church Women
Grace Methodist Church Fellowship
W. B.killough
H. S. Frazier
E. McPhail
Mark Carter
J. Bryan Stratton
McPhail
L. J. Lawrence
Stesle McDonald
Follow Arrows To Flower Show In Baytonicus
Bay town Garden Club invites the public to a progressive spring flower show. Arrows from Mrs. T. L Culpepper’s home lead spectators through exhibits at 201 Stimpson 704 East Defoe 305 North Seventh and 715 Best Humicuit with a Spring Bride poster marking each stop. Show runs 2 to 9 p.m. tomorrow with no admission charge.
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Baytonicus
Baytown
Garden Club
T. L Culpepper
West Pearce
Arrows
Stimpson
East Defoe
North
Best Humicuit
Buccaneer Days Attendee Touts Corpus Christi Boat Races
Mr and Mrs L R Strauch and daughter Caralyn Spenti joined Buccaneer Days events in Corpus Christi where they watched and took part in the weekend boat races as part of the celebration.
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L. R. Strauch
Caralyn
Sue
Spenti
Corpus Christ
Bridge Lessons on Bidding and No Trump Dangers
The article discusses bidding logic in bridge, focusing on why players choose to show stoppers in a suit, the impact of partner's bids, and how different sequences lead to 4 Spades or 3 No Trump. It analyzes several example hands and sequences, noting spade length and possible game contracts. It mentions frequent top players' tendencies to reveal spades early when aiming for No Trump, and contrasts outcomes across 4 Diamonds, 3 No Trumps, and 4 Spades.
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Threa
Baytown Woman's Club tours Houston Ship Channel aboard Sam Houston
Mrs J G Sanders hosted the Baytown Woman's Club aboard the port commission yacht Sam Houston for a 1:35 p.m. departure and 5:45 p.m. return. Joe Reid led a program on Oceanography, noting its growth and link to weather forecasting. G A Lillie announced the next year's schedule and welcomed new member Woel Williams. charter members and attendees from Baytown listed.
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J. G. Sanders
Baytown
Wozeaui’s
Port Commission
Sam Houston
Joe Reid
Esvo
Call-forumn
Massachusetts
G. A. Lillie
Earbook
Wo EL Williams
C. W. Farr
John T. Porter
B.F. Ammons
W. E. Barber
J. M.bridges
T.le-Culpepper
L. A. Hawkins
Wi. Gfrey
A. L. Kizler
ME. 3icPhail
B. Read
Walter Rundeil
le Sanders
J. BE. Seale
Spring Party For Le Livre Club Hosts 100 Guests
About one hundred guests attended Le Livre's spring coffee at Humble Dining Room Saturday from 10 to 12. The room featured spring flowers daisies and sweet peas with pastel yellow and green table decor. Officiants included Mrs. Paul Neville as former president introducing new officers Mrs. William Martin president Mrs. Virgil Brown vice president and Mrs. Hard Halsey secretary treasurer. Mrs. JT. B. Hoffman Sr. presided at coffee hour and Mrs. L. J. Reilly led the Book Review Club.
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le Livre
Paul Neville
William Martin
Virgil Brown
Crystal Bay plans announced by Mrs G A Lilie president
Mrs G A Lilie, president, announced plans for Crystal Bay noting all members should be present. Sun Classified Ads-Dial 3302 urged. Hinton, formerly of Baton, is mentioned in association with the notice.
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Tom Reinke
Crystal Bay
Ato
G. A Lilie
Sun
Dial 3302
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