Arnwell Twins Honored In Highlands Shower and Reception
Margie and Marilyn Barnwell, daughters of H A Barnwell of Highlands, were the hosts of a mixed shower and reception last night at the home of F P Prince. Co-hostess Kiss Marele Barwell, plans for a wedding, and a house party featuring several Barnwell sisters highlighted the event. InM terms from nearby jail, a projector and screen valued at 289.50, and 99.50 were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie
Marilyn Barnstein
H. A. Barnwell
Highlands
Prince
Marele Barwell
Aubrey Eugene Scott
Marilyn Barnwell
Billy Lee Kelly
Misses Weite Barnwell
Tiny Doss
Mar- Leach
Teresa, Lee
Carolyn
Linda Rae Prince
Woin
Emongham
Ala
Open House To Honor Visitors
Lieutenant and Mrs. Roland J. Zavoiny and daughter Janet Blaine host an informal open house from 1 to 9 pm at 503 West Pearce. Airs. Cathriner Sr. invites friends of the honorees through the press. Mrs. Zavodny known in Baytown as Edwardine Cathriner. the family moves from Beaumont to San Diego California to establish a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland J. Zavoiny
Janet Blaine
Airs
E. S. Cathriner
West
Pearce
Zavodny
Baytown
Edwardine Cathriner
Mix
Cathriner
Beaumont
San Diego
California
Backyard Supper Honors Vernelle Burnett at Home
Miss Vernelle Burnett a prospective Robert E. Lee High graduate attended two informal backyard suppers hosted by Mrs. H L A Brewer at 501 Live Oak. The event featured a red and white floral centerpiece and a white cake inscribed Robert E. Lee 1950. Also noted was the La Porte Roller Skating Club electing officers and planning a Splash Day trip to Galveston. Public notices include Baytown Junior High Parents Council set to elect officers at its Friday 10 am meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernelle Burnett
Robert E. Lee High School
Robert E. Lee
Misa Jetlyn Wilburn
Mary Beth Moore
Yvonne Salah
Maerjoria Stoufflet
Jane DU
Julia Ann Farued
Jimmie Rae Treat
Benny Mey Wilburn
Clarence Mae Giddings
Kay J. Rugel
Janet McKinney
Mary Paul Bouligny
Glenda White
Dixie Williams
Nancy Barker
Do.lores Selensky
Pegsy Gore
Annabelle Preetorius
Mrs. Brewer
Dance and Card Party Planned by St Anne's Guild
Plans for a combined dance and card party to be held May 32 in Trinity Hall were reviewed by 13 members of St Anne's Guild Monday night in the Guild Room of Trinity Episcopal church. Mrs. Robert Herbert hosted the meeting and the program on the United Thank Offering was given by Mrs. R A Neidigh. Co chairmen for the dance were Mrs. H R Warne and Mrs. R C Baker with Mrs. W D Alison handling refreshments and Mrs. S G Humphrey hospitality. Mrs. Go Meador was publicity director and Mrs. B Herbert tickets. In addition to dancing, tables for bridge and canasta will be available at the close of the program and business meeting refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Hall
St Anne’s Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
Robert Herbert
R A. Neidigh
H. R. Warne
R. C Baker
W. D. Alison
S. G. Humphrey
GO. M. Meador
B. Herbert
Bridge
Cans St
Dinner party honors visiting Baytown sailor Jerry Weir
Jerry Weir a Navy electrician’s mate third class on leave from Norfolk visited Baytown to attend a dinner at Miss Mildred Russell's home on Travis Street. Attendees included Mr and Mrs James Weir, Mr and Mrs Travis Brand, Miss Marden Dommert, Conrad Paga, and the honoree. Dorcas class plans a May 11 picnic at San Jacinto Battlegrounds with 9:45 am church meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry. Weir
USN
Mildred Russell
Travis
Weir
Naval Station
Norfolk
Virginia
Baytown
James Weir
Brr
Travis Brand of
Liberty
Mardene Dommert
Conrad Paga
Dorcas
Battlegrounds
First Baptist Church of
Circle Meetings swirl with church group reports
Circle Meetings record multiple church groups noting meetings at homes and churches. First Presbyterian Women’s Auxiliary met at Mrs MOT Linder’s home with eight members. Shiloh Baptist Women’s Missionary Union gathered nine attendees at the church with Bible study. Memorial Baptist WMU named Roberta Edwards as a new missionary to Africa and discussed community missions. Martha Circle of Cedar Beyou WSCS elected new officers and welcomed a new member. Grace Methodist WSCS Aliie Nunan circle held a prayer session and prepared for May fellowship. Second Baptist Hazel Moon circle met for a Bible program and prayers, with plans for the May meeting at Mrs Farr’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Troy Casey
Shiloh Baptist Women’s Missionary
Tinion
C. H
Roberta Edwards
Memorial Baptist
WMU
Edwards
Africa
J. T. Sirvawn
Bits. Herold “Longbotham
T. J. Brett
Bridges
Martha
Martha Circle of the
Cedar Beyou Wscs
Effie Ellender
F.L. Templin
Hottess
Annetta Burns
Marion Wrilhite
Bessie Busch
Alice Smith
Wilhite
Nora Breébury
Aliie Nunan
Grace Methodist Wscs
K. L. Sisson
Pete Lockard
Paul Black
Glyn Teylor
Baytown Area
Charles Farr
I. G. Hillebrandt
Japan
Abrs. Black
Robert Bul
W.cg Simmers
Glyn Taylor
Esther Miles
Steele McDonsd
Farr
401 West Gali
Hazel Moon
Second Baptist Church
Mra Laverne Nelson
A J. Peters
Annie
Zenobia Booth Named BPW President in Baytown
Mrs Zenobia Booth was elected the new president of the Baytown chapter of Business and Professional Women at the May meeting in Fellowship Hall First Presbyterian Church She succeeds Beatrice Horton who led the group in its first year Officers for 1950 51 include Eva Scranton first vice president Lucille Beard second vice president Macvance Millicen treasurer Nora Antle recording secretary and LaVerne McCullough corresponding secretary Installation will be at the May 16 dinner meeting Delegates were chosen for biennial and state conventions including Booth Krenick Scranton Jones Fisher Enghert and others A report on the Houston dinner and remarks by Judge Sarah T Hughes were presented and Scranton urged active participation in the upcoming school treasurer election and civic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia Booth
Baytown
Business and
Fellowship Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Booth
Beatrice Horton
Eva Scranton
Lucille Beard
Macvancé Millicen
Nora Antle
Francisco
Ola. Krenick Ternate
Austin
Ophelia Jones
Alis Marie Fisher
Adeline Enghert
Mcrs. Booth
Krenick
Beard
Miss Scranton
Houston
Sarah T. Hughes
Sia
Flower Show Is Well Attended in Baytown Homes
The Baytown Garden Club’s five home flower show under the theme Spring Bride drew 120 at one stop, with judges awarding a 92 overall grade. Awards went to Mrs. Ted Lyman for blue ribbon education exhibit on insects and frogs, and to Mrs. J K Grimes for horticulture sweepstakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Ted Lyman
J. K. Grimes
OT. Tfrey
Ff.v. Moore
Morris Standefer
E. Morrow
Jack Furbee
Wen
T. L Culpepper
Trinity Kindergarten to Present Land of Make Believe Operetta
Approximately 60 pupils of Trinity Episcopal Kindergarten will perform The Land of Make Believe at 7 30 pm Friday in the San Jacinto school auditorium. Admission is free as the annual spring presentation invites the public. Directors are Ars W Colley Patsy Saunders and Jerry Brown. Mothers Club meeting slated for tomorrow night is moved to May 11 in Parish Hall due to operetta preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Kindergarten
San Jacinto School
Ars
W. #. Colley
Patsy Saunders
Jerry Brown
Mothers’ Club
Parish Hall
Miss Joanne Welkins Graduation Party Honors Senior Cheerleader
Miss Joanne Welkins, senior cheerleader of Robert Ei Lee, was honored yesterday at a Lakewood home by Mrs E M Watking. Anneil Welkins hosted and presented a sterling silver keepsake while red verbena, white lace and calla lilies adorned the tables. 31 guests enjoyed cokes cookies and sandwiches. Money comes first New Bedford Mass Stricken with grippe Frederick G Britton 77 refused hospital until money counted and deposited in bank police gathered Britton savings from two brown paper bags totaling £5590
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Welkins
Robert Ei - Lee
E. M. Watking
Lakewood
Anneil Welkins
Bedford
Mass
Grippe
Frederick G. Britton
Britton
Coke Party Honors Prospective Grad Wanda Stewart
Miss Wanda Stewart, prospective graduate of Robert E. Lee, was entertained at the Echols home by Mrs. Hugh Echols and Mrs. Douglas Stewart. About thirty-five guests enjoyed sandwiches, cookies, cokes, and appetizers as orchid and gladioli filled the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Stewart
Robert EB. Lee
Hugh Echols
Douglas ‘Stewart
Echols
Brownies Cook Out At Camp Reber
Brownie troop 49 held a weiner roast yesterday afternoon at Camp Reber. Guest Aranna Watson assisted with fire building and the flag ceremony. Leaders included Mrs. Fanestiel and Mrs. Kowis, with several mothers and other adults attending. Names of attending girls listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Troop 49
Camp Reber
Aranna Watson
Li. Fanestiel
F. M. Kowis
Frank Kloesel
W. Ku’ Kellogg
Mx. le Blanc
Patricia Kloesel
Vere Kowis
Mary Ann Hetntschel
Jonn Sinclair
Tartt Baby Boy Named Kathryn Anne? Wait
Mr and Mrs Tartt announce the birth of their daughter Kathryn Anne at 2 37 PM yesterday in San Jacinto Memorial Hospital. The baby weighed six pounds ten ounces. Grandparents are Mrs Grover Tartt of Baytown and Mr Rupert F Furst of Pasadena California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Tartt
Michigan
Kathryn Anne
San Jacinto Memorial Hox Pal
Grover G Tartt
Baytown
Birs
Rupert F. Furst
Pasadena
California
Cub to Meet Mrs James Nelson at 605 East Texas
On May 5 at 7 30 PM the Cub team will meet with Mrs James Nelson at 605 East Texas for a scheduled gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan
James ‘Nelson
East Texas
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