Home Nursing Course To Be Taught Again
Baytown women may enroll in a Red Cross home nursing course to be taught again starting next week. Sessions will meet twice weekly on Wednesdays and will be led by Mrs B B Wegen. Call to register between 9 and 11 a.m. Thursdays or contact the Civil Defense medical director Dr William Mann. The course also serves as a Civil Defense training option for eligible students.
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Woman's Page: Zenobia Booth Re-elected Club President
Members of the Business and Professional Women re-elected Mrs. Zenobia Booth as president at this meeting in the Community House. Booth was the sole dental nominee. other offices drew double slates. Eva Scranton first vice president. Gu Kerenick second vice president. Nora Antle corresponding secretary. Mildred Strait recording secretary and treasurer. The club awards a 160 tuition scholarship to a Robert E. Lee senior pursuing business education at Lee College. A picnic at Little Shamrock May 15 was announced.
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Eva Scranton
Gu Kerenick
Nora Antle
Anna Mae Johnston
Mildred Strait
Robert E. Lee
Lee College
Little Shamrock
Kathleen Grant and Martha Anderson Feted At Party
Kathleen Grant and Martha Anderson, graduates from Robert E. Lee, were honored at a party held yesterday at the home of Mrs. Thad Felton, 1415 East James. Co-hostesses included Mrs. Felton, Mrs. H. J. Davis, and Misses Adrienne Davis, Diana Davis, Suzanne Huggins, and Mary Charles Ballard. The red and white color scheme featured Am erican Beauty roses, red and white carnations, and white stock with a white May pole centerpiece on a table.
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Kathleen Grant
Martha Anderson
Robert E. Lee
Thad Felton
East James
Felton
H. J. Davis
Adrienne Davis
Diana Davis
Suzanne Huggins
Mary Charles Ballard
Fort Worth Lady Loses 20 Pounds Diet Claim
A Fort Worth woman reports rapid weight loss using a home recipe said to burn fat and reduce inches. The piece cites experiences from Mrs. F. Ve. Fase and W. C. Meyer of Lubbock, listing dubious measures and urging readers to try the remedy.
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Founders Day Dinner for Beta Sigma Phi in Baytown
Baytown Beta Sigma Phi celebrated the 20th anniversary of the sorority with a Founders Day banquet at Gonzales Dining Room. President Mrs Kenneth Offerman welcomed new pledges and acted as toastmaster. Rita Sultis led invocation and pledges to service followed by toasts and a prize song performed with piano accompaniment.
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Gonzales
Kenneth Offerman
Bettie Jane Kinnaird
Pete Sultis
Reagan B. Cates
Lou Aleen Fuller
Johnella Sparks
Mary Lois Hailes
Evelyn Robson
Joyce Michalsky Feted At Birthday Party
Brownie Troop No. 51 honored Joyce Michalsky with a birthday party at Grace Methodist Church. Refreshments of cookies and Kool-Aid were served and the Brownies staged a talent show featuring Nancy Fennema accordion Martha Lynne Jones song and dance Lucy Sanders ja McKinney and Jackie Taylor piano and dance Ruth Reeder piano Jan Baethe song and Nancy Arnold joke.
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Martha Lynne Jones
Lucy Sanders
Ja McKinney
Jackie Taylor
Ruth Reeder
Jan Baethe
Nancy Arnold
Thimble Club Barbecue At Nelson Home
Members of the Thimble Club and their husbands gathered for an annual barbecue supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Nelson at 126 Forrest. The decor featured lark spurs calendula pink rosebuds and buffet service plus a brief business meeting led by president Mrs N E Brown. New member Mrs S J Hines was welcomed and the next gathering is set for Tuesday at Mrs Jordan’s home, 1908 Bayless.
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Forrest
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S. J. Hines
W. H. McCarley
H.R. Hornsby
R. E. Bailey
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K. B. Lyons
M. L. Jordan
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Kindergarten Children Have May Day Breakfast
The Trinity Episcopal Kindergarten held a May Day breakfast at the parish house with pastel napkins and glasses. A miniature May pole and six pastel dolls decorated the central table, daisies in crystal bowls on other tables. Breakfast included bacon eggs cinnamon rolls and orange juice. Chairmen Mrs. M A Wallace and Mrs. B C Walsh led serving with Mrs. T L Smith Mrs H G Cornell and teachers Miss Gerry Brown Miss Patsy Saunders and WW Colley. After eating Mrs O L Clevenger showed films.
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M. A. Wallace
T. L. Smith
H. G. Cornell
WW. F. Colley
Gerry Brown
Patsy Saunders
O. L. Clevenger
Sun Patterns For Easy Sewing No. 2538 features different sleeve cuts
An advertisement describes Sun Patterns for easy sewing with trim casual sleeves cut in one with bodice and saddle stitching accents. It lists sizes 12 through 46, yardage for size 18, and order details from Pattern Bureau Baytown Sun New York with extra postage for first class handling. Includes Spring-Summer Fashion Book offer with 135 pattern designs for all ages and occasions, price 20 cents.
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Sponsor Luncheon By St. Cecilia's Guild Planned
St. Cecilia's Guild sponsors a Thank Offering service at the church at 11 a.m. tomorrow followed by a luncheon. Chairman of arrangements is Mrs. T. W. Brundrett. Reservations should be made through Mrs. Brundrett at 5397.
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Kiwanis and Club Meetings Page Highlights
Thursday executive Kiwanis board meets at 7 30 p m Mrs Paul Holladay 332 Minnesota. Coady Hub Club First Presbyterian Church 10 a m Ursula Bunting Circle St Hark s Methodist Church Annex 9 30 a m Julia Lottie Circle Cedar Bay WSCS 10 am Theta Rho Girls OOF Hall 738 pa Bandage Rolling Group American Cancer Society San Jacinto Memorial Hospital 9 am WSCS Highlands Methodist Church 9 39 am Thursday Forum Mrs J S Mann 519 Morrell 7 30 pm Beta Sigma Phi Community House 7 30 pm Reviewer Club Community House 9 30 am Sun Classified Ads Dial 3362
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Mrs E Morrow Elected Garden Club President
Mrs E Morrow was elected president of the Baytown Garden Club for the coming season at a Grace Methodist Church meeting attended by eighteen members. She succeeds Mrs Jack Furbee as president. New officers include J G Smyre first vice president Ted Lyman second vice president M E Standefer third vice president F C Nance secretary L J Lawrence corresponding secretary R Cavanay treasurer and Marvin Jacobs parliamentarian. Nominating committee members are B E Thomas chair W J Thurman A E Burns and A D Wilkinson. A garden tour by members is planned for the next meeting on May ? with a 9 am start at the home of T L Culpepper.
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