LeRoy Wilkie Elected Cinema Guild Board Chairman 1951 53
LeRoy Wilkie was elected chairman of the Cinema Guild board for 1951 53 at a board meeting last night with 27 members present. New officers include Mrs I ner vice president and Mrs Meecey treasurer with Mrs Chatfield as corresponding secretary. The guild plans to ask Bay theater to book One of Three films Odd Man Out The River or Two Lovers of Verong for this month. Hiram Revels, Mississippi, noted as the first Black U.S. senator, is mentioned in a separate line.
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Cinema Guild
Carmnuign
Wilkie
Guild Board of Directors
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S. Meecey
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Guild
The
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Beard
Mt. Shelton
Mayfair Jewelry
Texas
Mayfair
Mr. Shelton
Mayfaie
Mrs William Harrop Named President of Art League
Mrs William Harrop is named first president of the Baytown Art League with thirty eight charter members. Organizational meeting held at 113 Crow Road and officers include Miss Minnie Alice Robertson vice president Miss Ann Harrell secretary Luther Mackrell treasurer and Miss Rose Enoch corresponding secretary. Membership exhibit planned for June 9 at Lee College and next meeting set for June 9 at 602 Market with regular meetings at 7 pm on the second Monday.
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Art League of
Baytown
William Harrop
Crow Road
Minnie Alice Robertson
Ann Harrell
Luther Mackrell
Rose Enoch
Wesley Broussard
Miss Robertson
Lee’College
Williams Harrop
James Harrop
Robertson
Eleanor Grigg Seeks Star of Tomorrow Final at Beaumont
Eleanor Grigg 18 and her mother leave for Beaumont to enter the Star of Tomorrow state finals at 5 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday at the Jefferson theater. Ten finalists from five regions compete with prizes including a Hollywood trip and a screen test opportunity. Beverly Friend of Sugarland is the Baytown district’s other finalist.
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Eleanor Grigg
Cal Grigg
Beaumont
Eleanor
Edson Hotel
Jefferson Theater
Hollywood
Republican Studios
Baytown
Hast
Texas
Allan Shivers
Beverly Friend
Sugarland
Highlands Roundup Set For Tomorrow
The summer roundup for six year olds will be held tomorrow in the Highlands Methodist church education building in West Houston. Mrs. N H Yankie, health chair of the PTA, said the event starts at 8:30 am. It had been moved from Thursday.
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Highlands
Highlands Methodist Church
Houston
N. H. Yankie
Parent-Teacher Association
San Jacinto PTA to Hold Executive Board Meeting
San Jacinto Parent Teacher Association will hold an executive meeting at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the school cafeteria. New president Mrs. G Rex Curtin asks all executive committee members, past and present, to attend. A spring housecleaning will transfer the books to the new committee.
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San Jacinto Parent-Teacher Association
G. Rex Curtin
Social Calendar for Cedar Bayou Methodist and Local Groups
Wednesday gatherings include Willing Workers and Faith circles at Cedar Bayou Methodist homes, Phebean class at Roseland Park, Book Review Club at Citizen's National Bank, Humble Club dinner, and Mothers Club at St Joseph's school. Lakewood Garden Club installs new officers at 10 am at 305 Lakewood with a covered dish luncheon afterward conducted by Mrs. Talley.
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Circle of
Cedar Bayou
Mother's
St Joseph’s ‘School
Tri-Cities
Mother’s Club
Masonic Hall
Lakewood
J. H. MecClintock
Priscilla Club
J. W. Riggs
Barless
Lakewood Club
Lakewood Garden Club
J. H. McClintock
B. B. Talley
Adams Party Honors Four High School Graduates
Mr and Mrs Raymond Adams hosted a snack and chat party Sunday for four high school seniors Cynthia Moore Joel Rosenzweig George Armer Jr and Sheila Cason of Conroe Cason is Mrs Adams niece Armerids her nephew Gnesis watched television danced and chatted Favors were practice caps with college stickers on top caps tied with prophecies and each guest read his prophecy aloud Cokes and smorgasbord were served on a white cutwork cloth with a round mirror and floral decorations About 35 guests attended plus Cason had a birthday supper Saturday night before Brigadier Ball
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Raymond Adams
West Hunnicutt
Cynthia Moore
Joel Rosenzweig
George Armer Jr
Sheila Cason
Conroe
Mies Cason
BEA To Sponsor Teacher-Student Talent Show
The Baytown Education Association plans a teacher student talent show Thursday in Horace Mann junior high auditorium with 50 cent admission. Proceeds support the BEA scholarship fund. Various committee members and school-building chairmen coordinate talent solicitation for Baytown area schools.
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Baytown Education Association
Horacé Mann
BEA
Vera Hartt
Nettie Bradshaw
Sue Powers
Alma Moore
M.A. Jordsn
Robert ©. Lee
E. W. Buelaw
Baytown
Barney Webber
Horace’ Mann
Hallie Siimros
Ashtel Smith
George Keene
Lamar
Pearl Dobbs
Alamo
Dorothy Day
Leon Tegler
Burnet
Jeff P.royder
San Jacinto
May Jarrett
Sam. Houster
Marian Ashley
Anson Jones
P. Hopper
Highlands
Elizabeth Burrus
de- Za
Miss Odhner's Students Presented In Recital
Miss Hildegarde Odhner’s music students performed in a Sunday recital at the Lee College auditorium. Singers included Freda Williams Leon Sanders Bennie Middaugh Marilyn Duncan with selections such as Caro mio ben Water Boy and Asleep In the Deep. Linda Pierce accompanied with Sonata in E minor Hayden during intermission. The choir offered Brother James Air Vale of Tuent The Little Black Train I Got Plenty of Nothing Summertime Cindy and four negro spirituals.
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Hildegarde Odhner
Lee College
Freda Williams
Leon Sanders
Bennie, Middaugh
Marilyn Duncan
Miss Williams
Bennie Middaugh
Largo
Widmung
Linda Pierce
Hayden
James Air
Byron Haney Honored At Baptist Choir Tea
Memorial Baptist church hosted a tea Sunday night for Byron Haney who leaves today for the armed services. About 60 attendees gathered in the basement and enjoyed cake and ice cream. Mrs. G. T. Cochrum and Mrs. H. E. Brewer led the serving table with H. E. Brewer and R. Bailey as co chairmen of the event.
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Memorial Baptist Church
Byron Haney
Armed Services
G. T. Cochrum
H. E. Brewer
R. &. Bailey
Memorial Baptist YWA Tea For Mothers
Memorial Baptist Church Young Women’s Auxiliary hosted a mothers tea in the church basement with red rose centerpiece. Guests included Ellen Grover circle and Gloria Lamb in the receiving line, Pat Nicholson touring, and Carolyn Moody on piano. Miss Martha Ruth Farquhar registered twenty guests. Deborah Margaret Phillips born Saturday at Lillie-Duke Hospital weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces. parents Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Phillips Jr. of Houston. grandparents Mr. and Mrs. M. M. McNulty of Baytown.
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Young Women’s Auxiliary
Memorial Baptists Church
Pat Nicholson
Carolyn Moody
Ellen Grover
Gloria Lamb
Jack Shanks
Martha Ruth Farquhar
Penney and local shops touted for tennis wardrobe and services
An era newspaper column promotes Penney's Texan store offers on tennis shirts shorts and blouses at affordable prices, plus Moore's Shoe Store Helter Skelters and Kedettes footwear. It also highlights Tri-City and Greeley Pharmacies for cool drinks, Mayfair Jewelry remounting services, a new Launderette owner, and White Star Laundry collaboration, all urging readers to visit local businesses for gear, food, and services.
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Moore
U.S
Minnesota
Larry Hover
White Star Laundry
Ck Deérette
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