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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1964
Page
7
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The Baytown area hosts a Women’s Club dinner at Holiday Inn with House of Fashion providing informal modeling during and after dinner. The event invites the public, costs only the dinner, and reservations are urged by calling 583-7481. Hosiery sale continues with 7c each or 3 pair for 225, plus new dress and capri sets debuting for under 20 dollars.
A poolside breakfast at the Holiday Inn honored Linda Anderson, prospective spring graduate of Robert E. Lee High School, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Anderson. Hostesses were Mrs. A. P. Shaddix and her daughter Sharon. Guests included Jennie Badgley, Linda Bains, Rozan Chamblee, Barbara Morgan, Llorel Evans, Betsy Taylor, Glenda Preuss, Kathy Legler, and Mrs. Anderson.
Five women were presented as provisional members at the Baytown Service League meeting. New active member Mrs. Louis Hughes completed provisional training, while Mrs. Eugene Oliver became the first active life member after 11 years of service. Dan Willson was elected the new league president.
Mr and Mrs Donald Bram Jett of Houston announce the birth of their daughter Helen Marie weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces on May 6 at St Luke's Hospital Houston. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs G M Jefcoat of Ruston and Mr and Mrs MLE Bramtee.
Mrs Williams won first place with an ice cream carton hat using eleagans leaves and pinks. Mrs Martin hosted at 1701 N Guillard and designed the stand, crown from day lilies. Third place went to Mrs Ruggles with a leaf crown. several members received honorable mentions. Officers were installed by past president Moore. High points went to Mrs C E Ruggles and Mrs T A Young.
Baytown Business and Professional Women's Club hosts a hootenanny at 7 pm May 18 at Mrs. Etta Mae Smith’s home 302 Edgewood. Civic Participation Committee led by Theresa Bremer lists members and asks costumes and instruments with prizes from early American to modern dress.
Mrs Edwards installed as proxy for Baytown City Council PTA with George Zaveras and George Gentry in attendance. New officers include Mrs Edwards as chair of scholarship, Mrs Wert retiring president, and plans announced for May instruction at Roseland Park Pavilion. Donation of bicycles by Baytown Police Association and Baytown Fire Department noted alongside attendance certificates and annual reports from multiple units.
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Mary Feazle, a Robert E. Lee High School senior, received a turkey dinner hosted by the Primary Department of Wooster Baptist Church at 6525 Bayway Drive. The event featured maroon and white décor, a “Mary the Graduate” centerpiece, corsages for Mary and her mother, and gifts including luggage.
Barbara Burgess of Alvin, bride elect to Raymond Read, was feted with a luncheon at Holiday Inn and a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Burton Burris home. About 90 guests attended with red and white decor and white carnation corsages for honoree and mothers. Gifts displayed in the den, punch served from a silver bowl, and hostesses listed. Out-of-town guests included Judy Scott of Pesrand and others from nearby areas.
Mrs. Irene Hanson of Glen Dale Calif announces the marriage of her daughter Phyllis Marie Hanson to Edward Reynold Geaslin son of Mr and Mrs J R Geaslin 148 Maple Street The couple reside at 1829 Maryland The groom is employed by Clear Lake Construction Co and the wedding was held in May
Virginia Baskin hosts a tea at the Ney home honoring Crosby and Pasadena high school graduates with silver boxes and keepsakes. Guests include mothers of honorees and teachers, and the event features pink and white decor, tea service, and small gifts for each graduate.
Dinner guests for Mother's Day at Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Britton’s home included Mrs. Ruby Vandiver of Lafayette Louisiana and Mr. and Mrs. Homer i Am Mons of Baytown with their children Stephen and Allison Kay. Vandiver works at Memorial Hospital in Lafayette. Also present were Capt. and Mrs. A. F Muller of Kailua Hawaii and Mrs. W. F. Muller of 1401 N. Pruett, with orchids and tropical flowers sent to Mrs. Muller. The Mullers are Baytown natives who attended Robert E. Lee High School. their children are Mark and Tami Muller.
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