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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1972
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Joe Hendricks of Pasadena announce the birth of a daughter Teresa Kay weighing seven pounds. Grandparents include Ace Mreo and Mrs Woodh Hendricks of Baytown and Ernest Hardin of Rye and Bill Medley of Monroe Louisiana. Great grandparents are W Cockerham of Poteet W H Hendricks of Mathis and Monroe West of Austin.
Kay Armstrong bride elect of Jerry Cox was honored with a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Alton Laird home. Blue chrysanthemums and white stephanatis formed the centerpiece with a silver punch bowl and coffee service. Corsages were given to Mrs. Armstrong grandmother Mrs. Partin and mother Mrs. Truman Cox. An electrical appliance was presented to the honoree by numerous hostesses. Mary Kathryn Cox, sister of the groom, registered about 70 guests.
Carousel Dance Club hosts spring dance at Hotel Sonata in Houston Saturday starting 3 30 p m New board members to be elected at year end four couples on the slate including Fd and Dottie Artemus Bud and Pat Blackburn Bob and Carolyn Cate David and Twisla Evans John and Mar sitt McGill Willie and Martha Moreno Cleve and Diane Pardue and Richard and Jean Smith Frank Incaprera Combo provides music A drawing for a free membership will be held.
Mrs Glen Mathis and Mrs M B Strole led Girl Scout Troop No 1359 to Baytown for a tour of a new recovery room where patients received handmade purple heart pins crafted by the scouts as keepsakes.
Ross Sterling and Robert E. Lee seniors were honored at multiple parties including a Goose Creek Country Club luncheon for Shirley Jean Davanay with blue asters and a graduate figurine, a swimming party for Kim Roesler with a Lee College gift, a Mexican dinner for Marilyn Morgan, a patio party for Susan Vaught with baby-picture gag prizes, a pizza party for Rebecca Russell with red checked decor, and ceremonies attended by family and friends across Bay City area venues.
Kappa Kappa chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will honor mothers with a Mothers Day luncheon at 11 30 a m Saturday at Goose Creek Country Club Mrs Jerry Box is luncheon chairman The final business meeting of the year is set for 7 30 p m May 18 at Mrs Norman D Olive s home 5521 Bayway Drive The program will reveal secret sisters Hostesses include Mrs George Baskin Miss Judy Kelly and others
Rho Zeta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi installed new officers at the last meeting. Names include president Mrs Eddie Harp and vice president Mrs Wesley Hicks with secretaries Mrs Warren Johnston and Mrs Mike Shirley. Treasurer Mrs Mike Altimore extension officer Mrs Darrell Kleypas and sponsor Mrs Byard Sooy. Ritual of Jewels given to Mrs Rex Faulk and Mrs Ronnie Thurman. Hostesses named Jimmie Joe Ryan Jimmy Tippett and Roger Adams. Founder's Day attended by 18 members. Girl of the Year chosen Mrs Paul Nichols. Rho Zeta hosted seminars at First Presbyterian Church. Secret Sisters to be revealed at Monday meeting at Mrs Rex Faulk's home. Spring and fall rushees to host meeting.
The League of Women Voters unit meetings set for Tuesday will discuss welfare reform. Presenters include Mrs. E C Weingartner Mrs. Thomas Mayo and Mrs. Phillip Dingnam. Morning session at 9 30 a m hosted by Mrs. Thomas J Grail and evening at 7 30 p m hosted by Mrs. E J Fisher Visitors welcome.
Members of the 39 Study Club met at Mrs. Dave Moore's home to finalize plans for a Wednesday pot luck luncheon at Bayshore residents Mrs. Richard Atkins bay home. Officers for 1972 73 will be installed and a donation to Bayshore Mental Health and Retardation Center was approved. Mrs Moore spoke on home management noting the 1970s as the age of the consumer and advising simple budgets with contingencies and tips on food savers.
Laurie K. Lounsberry, daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Lounsberry Jr of 417 Willow, has received the Alpha Omega C D Johnson scholarship at Baylor University. The Baylor women's club awards the prize annually in honor of Johnson, a former sponsor and professor. A 1970 graduate of Robert E Lee High School, Miss Lounsberry is a sophomore accounting major.
A free summer production season in Houston's Hermann Park opens with Rodger and Hammerstein's South Pacific, nightly July 20–29 except Mondays. The world premiere Sir Jack! follows as the second TUTS show, August 24–Sept 2, also in Hermann Park. Amigos de las Americas hosts a May 20 concert at Jones Hall with Marguerite Piazza, Fredell Lack, and the Houston Symphony to raise awareness of student volunteer medical aid programs in Guatemala, Honduras, Colombia and Paraguay.
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