endersons Have Tripoli Visitors By IDEAL ANDERSON
Crosby correspondent Mrs Harrison reports on life in Tripoli with the Harrison family from Crosby. Mr and Mrs B W Harrison describe their year abroad, noting differences in culture, marriage ages, and local customs as they live in Libya near the Mediterranean. The family plans to return to the United States by June 1.
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Anderson
Crosby
Harrison
Tripenderson
B. W. Harrison
Wayne
Jim
Sale
Tripoli
Lybia
Oasisi
Oil Co
United States
Mrs Rhoden Delivers Wooster Devotional at Baptist Class
Wooster Baptist Loyalty Class met at Mrs G G Bowers home to hear Mrs T B Rh en deliver a devotional on winning just one soul. Mrs A A Brown, class president, spoke on standards of excellence for an adult Sunday school class. Attending were four members and two guests.
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Wooster Baptist Loyalty
G. G. Bowers
T. B. Rheen
A. A. Brown
Wor
Rockefeller's Lady Happy Asset or Millstone
AP reports on Happy Rockefeller wife of Gov Nelson Rockefeller, a divorced mother of four, whose role on the campaign trail stirs mixed views. Some praise her charm and devotion to her children, others question the political impact and privacy needs of the family amid the presidential race.
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Governor Rockefeller
Bionds
Nelson Rockefeller
Millstone
Shic
Happy Rockefeller
Joy Miller
New York
Rockefeller
Happy
Mar. Baretta
Rockefellers
Wappy
James Slater Murphy
New Hampshire
Dr. Murphy
Carnegie Hall
Xi Gamma Chi reorganizes officers at Beta Sigma Phi meeting
Mrs. Hester, president, and officers were installed with Mrs. Burnett H. Johnson as new vice president at the Xi Gamma Chi Chapter meeting. Retiring president Mrs. Jack Walker received an engraved silver IRA tribute. Nomination for next year’s program chosen by Mrs. R. L. VanDeventer with results to be announced next meeting.
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Frank Hester
Burnett H. Johnson
St. Andrews
Xi Gamma Chi
Beta Sigma Phi
Jack Walker
Johnson
Walker
Jimmie R. Woods
Sammie McPhail
James O. Heffernan
van Deventer
Meredith Carlis Q
Revere Ferre Ceceperaive Sion
Houston
W. A. Frier
Gwen. Wright
Herman
Brown
Lafayette
Ss. St. John's
Chuck
L. W
Courtney Curry
Kristen Curry
Evelyn Massey
Courtney
Curry
John Larrett
Lalah Rooke
Cedar Bayou Junior High honors sixth graders at Roseland party
Donna French Debbie Boatright Beth Martin and Becky Moore sixth graders were recently honored with a party at Roseland Pavilion The Cedar Bayou Junior High mascot miniature bear sat on the refreshment table A blue and gold color scheme and punch and cookies were served Guests included Tanya Fope Diane Wilks Carol Woods Arnold Adair Karen Scrivner Bart Albright Mary Beth Thompson David Gunn Christy Lee Lyman Smith Sherry Hare Walter Dix Belinda Elmore Stevie Underwood Debby Henderson Dencie Jacobson Kay Stanley Philip Moon Linda Emory Charles Fuller Kandyce Campbell Larry Sullivan Debbie Davidson and Sue Albright Parents were Mr and Mrs P R French Mr and Mrs R L Boatright Mr and Mrs E R Martin Jr and Mr and Mrs Dave Moore
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Donna French
Debbie Boatright
Beth Martin
Becky Moore
Roseland Pavilion
Cedar Bayou
Cedar Bayou Junior High School
Tanya Fope
Diane Wilks
Carol Woods
Arnold Adair
Karen Scrivner
Bart Albright
Mary Beth Thompson
David Gunn
Christy Lee
Lyman Smith
Sherry Hare
Walter Dix
Belinda Elmore
Stevie Underwood
Debby Henderson
Dencie Jacobson
Kay Stanley
Philip Moon
Linda Emory
Charles Fuller
Kandyce Campbell
Larry Sullivan
Debbie Davidson
Sue Albright
P. R. French
R. L. Boatright
E. R. Martin Jr
Dave Moore
Sorority Teas Honors Mathers Mothers and Guests
Sorority Xi Theta held a Meltker’s Day tea at Mrs. Martin Griffith’s home 1003 Linden. About 25 guests attended as yellow keepsakes were given, punch served from crystal, and cakes enjoyed on a crystal plate. Mrs. Louis Carter led as general chair with Mrs. Monte Young and Mrs. Walton Scott assisting. The table decor featured yellow and white stee, with a white damask cloth. A guest, Mrs. John Themes, later received the table arrangement due to illness in the family.
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Ni Theta
Gamma
Martin Griffith
Linden
Griffith
Louis Carter
Monte Young
Walton Scott
Carter
Avent
John Themes
Xi Theta One
Crosby Bride-Elect Honored By Students
Miss Pauline Sorcek of Crosby, bride-elect of James J. Mullen of Arlington, Virginia, was surprised by a bridal shower given by her third grade students at Eliot Elementary School in Houston. Gifts were arranged around a miniature bride and the couple plans to marry June 19 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
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Pauline Sorcek
Crosby
James J. Mullen
Arlington
Eliot Elementary School
Houston
Placind
Syreek
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Second Baptist Workers Class Celebrates Birthdays
Workers Class met at Mrs. A. J. DeVault’s home to honor four members on their birthdays: Mrs. D. L. Evans Miss Pearl Burts Mrs. J. S. Eliff and Mrs. W. D. Stip ling. A decorated cake was shared with guests Jeanne Franklin and Velma Kirk. New member L. C. Rudd joined as the business session discussed aiding an elderly woman with materials for quilting. Visitors Mary Cuspman and Edna Stokley attended.
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Second Baptist Faithful Work
Ers
A. J. DeVault
Circle Drive
D.L. Evans
Pearl Burts
J. 5
Eliff
W. D. Stipling
Cclass
Jeanne Franklin
Velma Kirk
Iclass
Carolyn Morris Heads REL Club at Robert E. Lee High
Carolyn Morris daughter of Mr and Mrs K M Morris of 714 E Gulf has been elected president of the Robert E Lee High Junior Rotary Anns. She will be joined by Debbie Edwards Ignis Mohr Georgana Thompson Ann Wismer Elaine Barnes Ann Humphries and Sandra Garrett as officers and directors. Morris previously served as sophomore director and service chairman and is a twirler with the Lee Brigadiers and a member of the R B Sparks Future Teachers Club. The group recently held a come as your are breakfast to honor seniors and another party is planned.
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Carolyn. Morris
K. M. Morris
E. Gulf
Robert E. Lee
Rotary
Anns
Carolyn
Debbie Edwards
Ignis Mohr
Georgana Thompson
Ann Wismer
Elaine Barnes
Ann Humphries
Sandra Garrett
Rotary Anns
Lee Brigadiers
R. B. Sparks Future Teachers Club
REL
Candy
Brunson
Agent Advises Help Child Learn About Occupations
Janet B. Seow of Chambers writes for The Sun on how children gain early exposure to different jobs. With boys seeking traditional paths, parents should arrange visits to workplaces during summer to broaden career awareness and support future changes in occupation choices.
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Sters
GCCC Ladies Association to Meet for Tuesday Session
Goose Creek Citizens Club hosts the GCCC Ladies Association Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Creek Country Club. Miss Adams will speak on Self Improvement with Charm and Fashion. Reservations for luncheon must be made by Monday. Adams holds a BBA from UT and a master's from Colorado. She has TV credits and works with a Houston department store. She modeled since age two and was Miss Flame of Texas. Mrs Brice Ramsey leads, assisted by Mrs Jim Hale and Mrs Jin Bailey.
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Agenda Creek Country Club
Miss Adams
Jean
Charms Adams
Pert
Houston
Monay
University of Texas
University of Colorado
United States
Capital
Texas
Kilgore Tunter College
Rangerettes
Brice Ramsey
Jim “Hale
Jin Bailey
Pace Setters Debate Pants Style in Women’s Wear
The Associated Press reports fashion leaders clash over daytime pants for women. Norman Norell advanced trousers for travel while the designer debate continues. Emilio Pucci shifts toward fuller skirts. American designers temper last season’s billowy hostess skirts as women resist tight pants. Harem and bounce-ready styles emerge, balancing ease with modest chic.
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Associated Press
Norman Norell
Marlene Dietrich
Greta Garbo
Emilio Pucci
Wooster Wau Sets May Prayer Retreat
Wooster Wau plans a May prayer retreat for the Wo men's Missionary Union of Wooster Baptist. Prayer chairman Johnson announced at the group’s business meeting. President Mrs Roy L Cutbirth announced the Girls Auxiliary coronation will be at 8:15 p.m. on Wednesday May 13. Program chairman Mrs H E Cier led the program on Encouraging Trends in Baptist Missions with meditation by Mrs Abe Hiebert.
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Women’s Missionary Union
Wooster Baptist
Johnson
Roy L. Cutbirth
H. £. Cier
Abe Hiebert
Crosby Auxiliary Elects Officers at Members Meeting
Mrs. Cecil Dunn was elected president of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Crosby Volunteers at a home gathering. Other officers named include Mrs. Keith May as vice president, Mrs. Joe Cream as secretary, Mrs. Arnold Garris as treasurer, and Mrs. Ed Swanson as reporter. The club meets at 7 30 p.m. every fourth Wednesday.
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Cecil Dunn
The
Crosby Volunteers
Keith May
Joe Cream
Arnold Garris
Ed. Swanson
Picture Notice for Publication Rules
The Sun's women’s news department accepts only pictures with five or fewer people. The Sea will emit the amber of people in photos taken by our photographer.
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the Sun
Mother's Day Observed at Mt. Rose Baptist Church Baytown
Mt Rose Baptist Church at 1130 Carver Street Baytown observes Mother's Day with Rev. E H Dominique preaching on God's Production Line. George Davis leads Sunday School at 9 30 a m. Mrs Nellie Lister and Mrs Thelma Gary sing. Flowers distributed to mothers. Auxiliary programs follow in the evening.
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Mt. Rose- Baptist Church
E. H. Dominique
George Davis
Nellie Lister
Thelma Gary
C. McCloud
Mt. Rose Baptist Church
Carver Street
Baytown
Barbara Morgan Honored At Madrigal Party In Lubbock
Barbara Morgan, a graduate of Robert E. High School and member of the Madrigal group, was honored at a party hosted by Mrs. Charles Gates in Lubbock Texas. The event featured Madrigal colors green and gold, a doll centerpiece, and refreshments. Guests included the honoree's mother Mrs Ray Morgan and others, with corsage and lingerie gift for Barbara.
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Robert E. High School
Charles Gates
Barbara
Morgan
Lubbock, Tex
Rich@ corsage
Ray Morgan
Mrs. Gates
Gleaners Entertain at Home and Finals Upset
In a mixed doubles event at Mrs Dell’s home, Gleaners reached the finals with a 61 61 26 62 sequence. Luis Rojas of the Texans ASM defeated by Barker in the doubles final, while Moran beat Assisting Mrs Moran 5-1 in a devotional round. Beverages and pie were served by the hostess.
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Wakers
Trumph
Luis Rojas
ASM
Second Baptist
Barker
Albert Dell
Nareilie
Rojas
Katherine Moran
Frank
Moran
Bertram
Chip’ Travis
AL Adcock
Ruby Rice
Bees
Thrower
Altha
House
Parker
Gale
McCleay
Rena
Wolfe
EL W
Rice
Gipson
Hare
Beaumon
Pas Sutherland
Greer' Kotmann
Txas Tech
Tha Firale
Community club and society events schedule
A list of weekly meetings and activities across Baytown, Goose Creek and nearby areas. Notable entries include MONDAY: American Business Women's Association at Holiday Inn Bayshore, Wagon Wheel Square Dance at Lakewood, and several club lunches and meetings. TUESDAY through SATURDAY show varied gatherings at banks, libraries, clubs, and schools with times ranging noon to 7:39 p.m. and locations such as Pilot Club room, Citizens National Bank, Dabney-Goodwin Chapter, and Anson Jones school.
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American Business Women’s Association
Bayshore
Lakewood
Baytown A&m University
Harris County Savings S and Loan
Pilot Club
Citizens National Bank
Goose Creek Rebekah Lodge
Dabney - Goodwin
United’ Daughters of the Confederacy
A. B. O’brien Jr
Merrilane
Crosby Club Hosts Canasta Meeting in Crosby
Mrs. Henry Hurta hosted the Thursday Canasta Club with Mrs. Don Ramsey as high and Mrs. Herman Gregory as low. Guests included Mrs. Floyd Curtiss, Mrs. Jerry Prichazka, Mrs. Cullen Crantill, Mrs. R. L. Rubin, and Mrs. Doug Cutbirth. A meat bake and spaghetti menu with pineapple cake followed. Visitors: Mrs. Terry Anderson and her son Todd of League City to see Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hare. An derson's husband is in Enid Oklahoma with Clear Creek High School Band, winner of sight reading and concert at Texas City in Interscholastic league. Guests at John Bennett home: Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Haak and children Lisa and Levi from Schertz near San Antonio. Stanley Rubin honored at Catholic banquet in Crosby.
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Henry Hurta
Don Ramsey
Herman Gregory
Floyd Curtiss
Jerry Prichazka
Cullen Crantill
R. L. Rubin
Doug Cutbirth
Terry Anderson
Todd
League City
J.T. Hare
Anderson
Enid
Okla
Clear Creek
Texas City
John Bennett
Mrs
Leroy Haak
Lisa
Levi
Schertz
San Antonio
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Carolyn Morris
Janet B. Seow
Chambers” County Home Demonstrationgent
Tha Sun
Gccc Ladies Association
Crosby Amcillary
Mt. Rose
Jerry Watters
Barbara Morgan
Jim Parker
Bridge
Plumwood
Jo “Am
I. H. Cox
Colby Drive
College Brothers’ Club
J. B. McCandless
Lloyd Lane
Anson Jones
Woman's Club
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Fleetwood Drive
San Jacinto
Stanley Rubin
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