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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1954

Page

3

Just Folks of Names-N-Notes at Baytown PTA meeting

Officers for the coming year were installed at Baytown City Council of Parents and Teachers. Mrs. Scott Caudle installed Mrs. A. B. Padgett as president, with officers including Mrs. G. Rex Curtin vice president and Mrs. M. S. D'Olive recording secretary. Committee chairs were named, and activities and ceremonies were outlined for the campus event and awards. Mrs. Padgett awarded outgoing president Mrs. B. Hopper a curved bar pin.

Baytown Hopper Legislative and Safety George Gentry J. B. Tucker Jessie Lee Pumphrey J. N. Nixon B.L. Clamon L. B. Bright Civil Defense A. O. Dunaway

Rebekah Lodge to Initiate New Members Tuesday Night

The Rebekah Lodge will initiate new members at a meeting in the Odd Fellows hall. The session starts at 7 30 p.m.

Rebekah Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall

A U W Speaker Explains School Consolidation Meaning

John M. Stuart Baytown education coordinator told a Baytown AAUW meeting that consolidation creates one unified district with long range planning and shared resources. He emphasized continuing sense of programs, personnel, courses, facilities and appropriations to aid staff and pupil transfers.

John M. Stuart Baytown American Association of University Women Stuart Cedar Bayou Ouida Carrol Jesse Scrkpatrick Cora Belle Buelow G. E. Vaught John M. D. Heald Henry Singleton Alvera Griffin

Service League Installs Baytown Officers

New officers of the Baytown Service League for 1954 55 were installed at a Friday meeting held at Mrs. Jack Walmsly’s home. Bryson M Filbert becomes president, with L J Reilly president elect and J H Anderson vice president. Other posts filled include John M D Heald recording secretary and George Atkins secretary treasurer.

Baytown Service League Jack Walmsly Burnet Bonnet Bryson M. Filbert L G. Sanders L. J. Reilly J. H. Anderson John M. D. Heald George Atkins George Atkins, Secretary-Treasurer. Mrs. Filbert Sanders Service League D. A. Brown A. J. Thaman National Projects Committee On Child Welfare Gordon

Margaret Young to Speak at Baytown Writers Guild

Miss Margaret Young, Houston Post columnist and literary agent for Doubleday, will be guest speaker in Baytown, addressing local writers and discussing publishing.

Margaret Young Baytown Writers Guild The Houston Post Doubleday Publishing. Co

Mrs. James Boyd Named President of Mothers Club

Mrs. James Boyd was named president of the Cribto College Mothers club at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Dan Dunn. Officers named include Mrs. K T Shaminski as vice president, Mrs J B Keating secretary and reporter, Mrs D R Gray treasurer, with Mrs P F Bennett social chairman, and Mrs Dunn yearbook chairman. Tips on vacations were shared by Mrs Shaminski and Mrs Gray led the children space travel lesson. seven adults, six children, and a guest attended.

James Boyd Cribto College Mothers Club Dan’ Dunn New Jersey K. T. Shaminski J. 3. Keating D. R. Gray P. F. Bennett Dunn Shaminshle Gray Lutichowas M. L. Goodspeed Dallas

Mary Ann Kaps Honored At Tea

Mary Ann Kaps prospect graduate of Robert E. Lee high school was honored at a tea at the home of Mrs. Richard Woods with co hostesses and family in attendance. The Baytown Writers guild met and announced new committees and a guest speaker discussed upcoming writing contests. Several new members were welcomed and manuscripts were read by multiple attendees.

Mary Ann Kaps Robert E. Lee High School Richard Woods Lakewood Drive Don Teter B. Kaps Teter Woods Mary Ann Stark Carol Hopper Mary Nan Carter Baytown Writers Guild Lee College James. L. Stone Jim Venable M. Dickerson W. A. Read R. J. Lacon F. Gi Cloud Wanda Jones Hobart Enoch Carl C. Young Friedman Chester Rogers William Broyles Hulen George Solang J. We Pyle David Y. Arnett LeCompte Houston Horton Foote Warren Leslie J. T. Enderli G. B. Henderson Guild W. H. Scott J. E. Peet Charles Smith

Beta Sigma Phi Plans Annual Summer Dance

Beta Sigma Phi members set plans for their annual summer dance at a Thursday meeting held at the immunity house. The June event featured Roburt Enoch presenting his upcoming book Dark Clouds and Bronze Stars to illustrate writing challenges. Mrs Kent Boxan chaired the session.

Beta Sigma Phi Roburt Enoch Kent Boxan New Prealea

Fabrics Discussed By Minerva Club

Minerva Study club members met at Mrs. Joe Gibbs home to discuss new fabric developments. Study leader Mrs. Lee Tag showcased fabrics and four blouses from downtown stores and urged careful label and advertisement scrutiny for smart shopping. Guests included Mrs. Hall and several others, with next meeting planned at Mrs. BE. R. Cunningham’s home.

Minerva Joe Gibbs Utah Lee Tag Hall Mra GC. R. Martin Thad Fennema George Shower J. G

Queen Esther Class Plans Picnic After Prospective Members Visit

The Queen Esther class of First Baptist church will have a picnic next week after visiting prospective members. Plans were made Thursday during a coffee at the church. Mrs. J. G. Edwards hosted and read a scripture from Matthew 6. Mrs. Durwood Howell, Mrs. Marshall Houston, and Mrs. Bill Dean led prayers. Five teams visited prospective members.

Queen Esther First Baptist Church J. G. Edwards Durwood Howell Marshall Houston Bill Dean

Brigadiers Have Tea at Community House

Brigadiers hosted their annual tea on Thursday at the Community House with a receiving line featuring Katherine Bridges president Lacey Stallworth vice president Harolyn Pickett secretary Susie Looks treasurer Mary Hinson historian and about 350 guests. Punch and cakes decorated with 54 were served. Arrangements were led by Annette Hernandez and Marques Veyre with help from Normagene Lauland Ellen McGean Beverly Gibbs Florence Smith Sara Ann Black Barbara McCarley Grace Bertsch Claudette Robinson Ann Tompkins Norraine Cross Jimmie Young and Jo Ann Jackson.

Barbara McCarley Grace Bertsch Claudette Robinson Ann Tompkins Norraine Cross Jimmie Young Jo Ann Jackson

REL Senior Dinner Honoree at Gonzales Restaurant

Doris Mae Prinzel was honored as REL Senior in a dinner at Gonzales restaurant. Hosts included R. J. Fox, Mrs. P. A. May, Mrs. N. M. Mullong, Mrs. A. R. Prinzel. Table decor featured a miniature cap and diplomas with maroon ribbons. Guests listed include Tanya Cannon, Sandra Sheely, Mary Ann Gray, Ruby Joyce Cravey, Jo Ann Englert, Jerry Nicholas, Lola Barrow, and Linda Johnson.

Doris Mae Prinzel Robert HE. Lee Gonzales R. J. RR. Fox P. AL. May N. M. Mullong A. R. Prinzel Plano Tanya Cannon Sandra Sheely Mary Ann Gray Ruby Joyce Cravey Jo “Ann Englert Jerry Nicholas Lola Barrow Linda Johnson

McCarthy and Enemies Book Reviewed by Bay Town Club

Mrs. John Sylvester reviewed McCarthy and his Enemies by William F Buckley Jr and L Brent Bozell at Thursday Bay Town Review Club meeting in Community House. Nineteen members attended with one new member Mrs Noble Jones and guest Mrs Reggie Dugat. Next meeting will review Robert Taylor's Bright Sanda led by Mrs H K Arnold Jr.

John Sylvester McCarthy Baytown Review Club William Y. Buckley Jr L. Brent Bozell Noble Jones Reggie Dugat H. K. Arnold Jr Robert Taylor Bright Sanda

Jimmie Treat Honored At Church Shower

Jimmie Rae Treat bride elect Jimmy Tyree was honored at a Thursday night shower at First Baptist Church. Hostesses included Mrs Alton Laird Mrs Vernon Myers Mrs John Atchison and several others. Yellow and white decor carried the event with punch cake and mints served to about 80 guests.

Bracken Robbin Bracken Joh Norris O. B. Perkins East Hunnicutt T. G. Alexander M. E. Harsbis He, Rowe J. D. Norris Homer Hoffa Leonard Reid Mies Jimmie ‘Rae’ Treat Jimmy Tyree First Baptist Church Alton Laird Vernon Myers John Atchison R. Couch Gerc@i Jesse H. T. Norrin Guy Ellis

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