UT cadets receive outstanding awards on awards day
DON KEITH MEIER and DAVID PAUL PARKINSON, University of Texas students from Baytown, won outstanding cadet awards at UT Army ROTC Awards Day. Meier, a chemical engineering freshman, earned a medal from the Texas Society of Sons of the American Revolution. Parkinson, a business administration junior, won best company. Also noted are Ellen Elaine Waltman directing a Sam Houston State College one act play and Miss Joyce Williams and Mrs Barbara Craig Phelps touring with a Sam Houston State College girls choir through Crosby and surrounding towns.
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Don Keith Meier
David Paul Parkinson
University of Texas
Baytown
University of Texas Army Rotc
Meier
Texas Society of Sons of the American Revolution
Theta Xi Social Fraternity
H. H. Meier
Paul Parkinson
College of Business Administration
Tom W. Parkinson
Ellen Elaine Waltman
Sam Houston State College
Huntsville
Miss Waltman
Patricia Cook
D. M. Waltman
Sam, Houston
Joyce Williams
Barbara Craig Phter
Crosby
el Campo
Spring Branch
Tomball
van Bleck
Miss Virginia Train of
Houston
Craig
Harold Peterson
Tau Beta Sigma
Miss Williams
Clewis Williams
Crosby High School
Dance Honors BJH Students
A Baytown junior high dance honors ninth grade students Tommy Heintschel Fred Kana Robert Giroir Fred Rabin Charles Maher and Ray McFerren at the Knights of Columbus Mall. The May pole decor, 43 tables with red edged cloths and a diploma cake framed the event. Over 250 guests attended including students from Robert Lee Horace Mann and Baytown Junior high and several Houstonians. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Maher Mr. and Mrs. Luby Giroir Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heitschel Mr. and Mrs. Pred Kana Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rabin Mr. W. R. McFerrén. Special guest Col. W. J. Clasby attended.
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Knights of Columbus
Baytown
Tommy Heintschel
Fred Kana
Robert Giroir
Fred Rabin
Charles Maher
Ray McFerren
Robert ©. Lee
Horace Mann
Baytown Junior High
A. F. Rabin
W. R. McFerrén
Q. Cato
Houston
M. Giroir
John Harrigan
Prandfather
G. L.conway
Col. W. J. Clasby
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Carolyn Kelley to Be Married in Houston Riverside Church
Engagement of Carolyn Jean Kelley to Kenneth Wind announced by Mrs A H Free of Houston and Jack H Kelley of Baytown. Wind is son of Lawrence A Wind of Oklahoma City. They plan to wed June 1 at Riverside Methodist Church in Houston. Kelley attended University of Houston and has held Miss Baytown and Miss National Baseball in Minor League titles. Wind is a University of Houston student. Also notes James Marshall Ponder’s first birthday with family details.
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Carolyn Jean Kelley
Kenneth Wind
A. H. Free
Houston
Jack H. Kelley
Baytown
Lawrence A. Wind
Oklahoma City
Okla
Riverside Methodist Church of Houston
Kelley
University of Houston
Mrs. D. A. Smith Hosts Circle 5 at Church
Mrs. D. A. Smith of 603 West James hosted Circle 5 of the First Presbyterian church Monday with 12 members present. President Mrs. Archie Hale opened the meeting, prayers were led for missionaries, and Bible study from Hebrews 7 was led by Mrs. G. B. Harper. A session on Ethics In Economics was led by Mrs. D. H. McKellar, followed by a reading from Outreach by Mrs. Jack Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Smith
West James
Circle 5
First Presbyterian Church
Archie Hale
George Felkner
G. B. Harper
D. H. McKellar
Jack Henderson
Outreach
Writers Guild Installation Dinner for Members’ Families
Husbands and wives of Writers Guild members are invited to an installation dinner on Thursday night at 7 30 p m in the Tower.
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Writers Guild
Wooster Circle Meets At St. Mark's Church
Wooster circle of St Mark's Methodist church met Monday with Mrs R H Monroe presiding. Members sang Faith of Our Fathers and read The Christian Home. Devotional Iron Psalm 96 was given. India program presented by Mrs Harry Cox, Mrs Monroe, and Mrs J Spence. AAUW will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Community House. Frances Grace Cummings to lead program on creative arts with speakers Mrs Braden Hillis, Mrs D C Seamans, Mrs E M Simmons, Mrs A L Tillery, and Dr Alvera Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAUW
Frances Grace Cummings
Braden HL Hillis
D. C. Seamans
E. M. Simmons
A. L. Tillery
Alvera Griffin
Luncheon Honors REL Seniors at Marvick Home
Lee students gathered for a Sunday luncheon at Mrs. A. N. Marvick's residence 3114 Illinois to fete six REL seniors. Honorees included Kay Heiman Ann Dzilsky Anna Beth Atherton Janice Le Blanc Faye Farrar and Barbara Lowe with co hosts Mrs. Albert Jacoby and Mrs. Matthew Heiman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts. Lee
A. N. Marvick
Illinois
Kay Heiman
Ann Dzilsky
Anna Beth Atherton
Janice le Blanc
Faye Farrar
Barbara Lowe
Marvick
Albert Jacoby
Matthew Heiman
Jima Tones
Shirley Hell
Betty Bolis
Marian Willams
Martha Page
Carolyn Griffin
Carolyn Ryals
Elizabeth
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Ring Around the Moon
Jean Hager
Curtain Club
Pat Boyle
Glenda Box
Miss Hager
Madame Desmartes
Sondra Sheley
James Spradling
Rayford Strickland
Jean Neuerburg
Judy Davis
Jimmy Johnson
Merl Royle
John Elby
Black
Texas
Mississippi
Baytown Service League
National Association of Tunior Auxiliaries
Pittsburg
Miss
W. H. Bridges
L. J. Reilly
Baytown League
George Shipley
Robert Matherne
Bridges
Baytonians
Ladies of the Press
The
Houston Club
R. J. Lecompte
W. W. Kirkpatrick
Jim Venable
W. A. Goodrich
Martin Frank
Houston Chronicle
SMU
Mona Leslie
Lloyd Gleckler
Denison
Bain
Southern Methodist University
Lesle
John Leslie
Doris Lester
Charles Fulton
Fat Hawkins
West Republic
Miss Hawkins
Madeline Hawkins
H. J. Eddings
Carolyn Kelley
James Marshall Ponder
Hanley Ponder
Lincoln
M. Watkins
J. M. Ponder
James Ponder
Wooster Circle
St. Mark’s Church
Bar Town
Arudy
Marcia White
Millen McLean
Derla Mallory
Jean Burleson
Mary Duke Troxell
Carolyn Smith
Janet Jones
D’alva Peterson
Mike Franssen
LIFE
John F. Criner
Hearing Aid Authority
del Monte Hotel
Sonotone of
Flouston
Fannin Street
Houston, Texas
Monterey
Mercury
Super Power
Ed Sullivan
Kgal-Ty
Bayshore Motors, Inc
Market Street
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