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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1975
Page
4
A scheduled performer for the Lee College ensemble concert on Saturday has canceled due to a heart attack. The concert will still proceed at 6:34 pm with refunds available for affected tickets. The program includes compositions titled Pint Ar areat Divide Quiet Longing Tanan Lads and Rear.
Preceptor Gani chapter of Bite Serna Dh to meet Tuesday in the hand of Mrs MUL Griffith with Dick, Glengily Divsel and Mrs Lavon LaVergne as co hosts. The chapter made contributions to Chinquapia School and local high schools. Fourteen members attended the celebration at Newport Country Club. Mrs Griffith received the chapter’s Woman of the Year award. Members will attend seminars May 11 at Grave Methodist Church fellowship hall.
Insurance Women of Baytown plan a 3:30 p.m. meeting on the aztre Monday each month starting May 1 at the Insurance Center. At the April Bonanza Steak gathering Mrs. Walter Lull was installed as president with Earl Gilbert and Mrs. Darvas as officers. New board members include Mrs. Adam Sreikun and Mrs. Lorothy Ashton. Installing officer Miss Sylvia McKinstry. Outgoing president Mrs. Paulyne Trousdale. Special guests included Frank Terry Cindy Kelley Kelly Fikes Teri St John Marion Magee Herbert Bill Lucas Widler Fi Hall and Elmer Brinkley.
Xi Theta Gamyna Chapter will install officers at 7 00 p m Tuesday at Bonanza Steak House. Exemplar rituals were conducted at the April Grace Methodist Church meeting. Recipients included Mrs Bun Paulk Mrs Darrell Klevpas Wes Staton Hutchins Vis Robert Tresner and Mrs Robert Bare. Hostesses were Mrs Jim Ryan and Mrs Jim Sanders. Stuane Lowe received the chapter’s girl of the year award at the April Newport Country Club Founders Day observance.
Mrs Jack Furbee will speak on Signals at a Baytown meeting hosted by Mulrivate Badge at Community Building. Bridge results from last week show north-south winners and east-west winners. Lakewood Garden Club meets May 21 at 501 S Burnet with a salad luncheon and installation of officers.
Forty-one outfits were modeled for the Lee College Faculty Women’s Club show in the LC cafeteria. Models included Geri Adams Cindy Prise Elsia Robertson Colleen Maroney Lillian Lempert Jean Gammel Kathleen Maroney Virginia Miller Gladys Goodman Adrian Price Judy Shafer Sue Nesvadba. Sidney Faust commentated with Dive Shipp and Libby Moore Cynthia Moore coordinated from The Cage.
Central Neighborhood Girl Scouts plan a 9 30 a m May 3 meeting at First Presbyterian Church and a May 10 event at Rozeland Park from 1 p m to 2 p m. District junior bicentennial fair at Deussen Park drew 670 girls with contest winners Bobbie Tyrer and Beth Jones. Sparky Derris organized square dancing. 60 Cadets staffed booths. Junior Troop 1279 meets Thursdays at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church with leaders Mrs S Barrow and others. Activities include a Dancer Badge project, orchestra concert outing, and skating and horseback riding funded by cookie money.
Heirport Butler and Ralph Butler announce the birth of son Keith Chandler on April 29 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces. Grandparents include Albert Butler Sr. Ninety Six D.C. and Thomas L. Trewin Hardin. Sergeants Albert E. Solis and Mrs. Solis announce daughter Elaina Marie weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces. Great grandparents listed in Baytown and Grand Rapids.
Baytown junior and high school students competed in Math writing speech and spelling at Horace Mann and Cedar Rayne schools. Winners included Kevin Hart Scott Scarborough Barry James and Annetie among others with multiple medals and ribbons awarded in creative writing poetry and mental math events.
The notice explains submission rules for birthday photos and engagement moments. Parents must provide the photo with accompanying information a week before the event. Engagement announcements require a six week to three month lead time to use both engagement and wedding pictures.
Dr Rod RA Rogers of McGill University Montreal spent the week with his parents Mr and Mrs FR Rogers of 139 Asby. He is on a business trip with stops in Howson Austin and Auaala Ga.
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