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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1960
Page
9
Woman's Club Plans Husband's Party and New Officers
The Woman's Club will host its annual husband’s party at 6:30 p.m. May 20 at Mrs. R. M. Wright’s home. It will be the last meeting before summer, with meetings resuming in October. New officers were installed at the club’s annual picnic at Mrs. C. J. Bailey’s home, led by Mrs. L. A. Hawkins. Officers include Mrs. Mark Carter president, Mrs. T. L. Satterwhite first vice president, Buck Turner second vice president, C. F. Kelly recording secretary, Florence Niell treasurer, and C. H. Dawson corresponding secretary. A luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
R. M. Wright
West James
Mark Carter
C. J. Bailey
Fleetwood Drive
L. A. Hawkins
T. L. Satterwhite
Buck Turner
C. F. Kelly
Florence Niell
C. H. Dawson
Kappa Kappa Chapter Installs Officers and Chairs
Kappa Kappa chapter of Beta Sigma Phi installed officers for the coming year before a regular meeting at the Community House. New president is Mrs David McKinney with officers including Mrs Montie Young and Mrs James A Davis. Chapter chairmen named include David Arnett social and others for ways and means publicity historian and program. A slide show featured Mrs Blackburn and her relatives home in Norman highlighting its acclaimed design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Community House
John S. Blackburn
David McKinney
Montie Young
James A. Davis
Doug Butler
Warren Anderson
Norman
D'Olive
Blackburn
McKinney
Taylor Miller
David Arnett
Leongram
Stasney
E. Willams
Nor- Charles
National
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Joe Lester Watkins
Mr and Mrs Joe Lester Watkins announce the birth of a son at Gulf Coast Hospital weighing seven pounds ten ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs E C Watkins Mrs Helen Read and W A Read, all of Baytown. Great grandparents are Mrs Chester Read and Mr and Mrs L F Baytor Howard Lee. Mrs McKinney announced a May 17 city council meeting to install new officers and the chapter will choose a state project for the year, considering Cystic Fibrosis, Aged, and Gonzales Warm Springs Rehabilitation Foundation, with delegate Mrs David McKinney presenting the choice at the State Convention in Austin in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imangy Je
Dorweanesuay
Gulf Coast Hospital
E. C. Watkins
Helen Read
W. A. Read
Baytown
Chester Read
L. F. F. Baytor
Howard Lee
Taylor Miller
Burnses Welcome Son Charles Wayne at San Jacinto Memorial
Mr and Mrs Charles Burns of 1919 North First are new parents to a seven pound two ounce boy named Charles Wayne born May 5 at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Charles Burns of Rosebud and Mr and Mrs A C Sorrells of Baytown with great grandparents listed as A P Sorrells in Oklahoma City and C Bunn and J Pomy kal families in Rosebud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burns
North First
Charles Wayne
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Rosebud
A. C. Sorrells
Baytown
A. P. Sorrells
Okla City
C. Carroll Bunn
J. J. Pomykal
Jullie Burns
42 Club Hostess Leads Thursday Gathering at Home
Mrs Jack Derrett hosted the Double Six Forty Two Club at her home 206 West Francis. Mrs Eddie Heintchel won high prize and Mrs Swede Lindstrom won low prize. The 84 prize went to Mrs Bill Eaves. Lunch served to 11 members and guest Mrs Jack Russell. Next hostess will be Mrs Eaves at 612 South Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Derrett
West Francis
Eddie Heintchel
Swede Lindstrom
Bill Eaves
Jack Russell
Eaves
South Circle
Luau and Parties Post Brigadier Ball Festivities
REL seniors mark graduate weekend with multiple dinners and a Hawaiian Luau at Elmer Gray home 604 West Jack honoring Bennie Gray Sue Ammons and Carol Altman Guests included Pete Troba Murray Mahan and other classmates A separate theatre dinner party honored Bennie Gray and took in a Houston show Beachcombers party followed Brigadier Ball at North Gaillard home with about 50 attendees and a midnight supper Patriotic graduation decor appeared at Patsy Taylor’s dinner party at 509 Live Oak with dolls in caps and gowns and corsages
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Gray
West Jack
Bennie Gray
Sue Ammons
Carol Altman
Ben Ammons
Max Altman
Juan
Pete Troba
Murray Mahan
Virgil Tiemann
Julia Hartman
Keith Lyons
Mary Lee Anderson
Buddy
W. K. Puderbaugh
Babe Badgley
Earl Milton
Milton
Houston
Playhouse
Jane McMahon
Craig Townsend
Sylvester
Murray Foreman
Lynette Bishop
Larry Kelley
Jo Fuller
Billy Henckell
Jerry , Lawdon
Patsy Taylor
Rel
G. R. Dickerson
A. C. Taylor
Patsy
L. T. Dickerson
Willard Dickerson
Marshall Dickerson
Franke Dickerson
E. L. McDaniel
Carol Dickerson
Brunson
Howard E. Brunson
North Gaillard
Jimmy Frazier
Judith Brad
Tri-City Beach Road
Kerry
Frazier
Paul Holladay
Jack Hartt
Kiwanitas and garden club meetings scheduled this week
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Kiwanitas meet at Mrs. Kerr's home 209 South Whiting. Plumwood Garden Club gathers at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Rhoden's home 2002 Colby Drive. Friday sees the Minerva Club at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Gibbs' home 2301 Stan Avenue. Epsilon Sigma Alpha dance at Dittman Hall Pasadena. Service League meets at 9:30 a.m. at Mrs. Lloyd Jones 182 Bayshore Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanitas
Robert P. Kerr
South Whiting
Plumwood Garden Club
M. E. Rhoden
Colby Drive
Minerva Club
Joe Gibbs
Stan
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Dittman Hall
Pasadena
Service League
Lloyd Jones
Bayshore Trrive
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