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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1964
Page
11
Minerva Study Club welcomed Simonetta Pozzi from Florence Italy, a Robert E Lee High School student, who spoke about her homeland with emphasis on her hometown. Mrs C H Kelly hosted the event and Mrs W D Elliott attended as a guest.
Miss Sterling, bride elect of Mike Kilgore, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs C K Andrus home at 400 E Sterling. About 50 guests attended as corsages and a crystal cake service were given. the couple plans to marry May 28 at St Paul’s Methodist Church.
An open house honoring Mr and Mrs Sam Y Sjolander for their 50th wedding anniversary will be held from 2 to 6 pm Saturday at 5902 Sjolander Road Brenham formerly of Baytown. Hosts include their children and spouses Herman Athey Bill Sjolander George Sjolander Urban Rees R L Williamson and Earl Stolander plus in laws.
Cedar Bayou Women's Club hosts a dinner meeting at 6 20 p m Monday at the Holiday Inn with a 7 p m program. House of Fashion presents a style show featuring Miss Susan Moliason Miss Margaret Rodgers and several named ladies. Public invited no admission. members asked to reserve though dinner will be ordered from the menu.
A mixed set of community letters discuss dating manners, school reform ideas, a reader from England seeking pen pals, and a call for seven instant grandchildren. Mothers complain about “I will call” behavior, others suggest longer class periods, and a caller asks for holiday correspondence from families willing to adopt grandchildren.
A government sponsored Mexican trade mission will depart Sunday to pursue closer commercial links with the Soviet Union and three other Communist countries. Led by Ricardo J. Zavads of the National Bank of Foreign Commerce, the mission will visit Yugoslavia for six days, Czechoslovakia for five, Poland for ten, and the Soviet Union for ten.
An advert promotes a crisp curved coat dress pattern 967 for sun dresses in linen shantung or crepe. It lists sizes 12 through 18 with specific yardage, price and mailing options and asks buyers to send name address zone size and style number to Marian Martin Pattern Dept in New York.
Walburn named wagon master for Easter campout and Lake area trips. C. L. Laird urged purchase of a small cylinder fire extinguisher for camping safety. Mrs. Ben Jordan to chair club float at Baytown Youth Fair Parade June 11. Spring and summer sites include Washington on the Brazos, Stephen F. Austin, G. L. Sarver Farm, and Independence Park Gonzales for a Memorial Day trip May 29-31. Dr. C. C. Cog-
The Agriculture Department reports ongoing moisture shortages in western range cattle grazing areas, notably Southwestern Kansas, the Oklahoma and Texas panhandles, and adjoining western regions. Prospects have improved in the northern and southeastern Plains, while recent relub activities and social gatherings are noted in local communities.
Judy Park, a Robert E. Lee High School senior, was honored with a luncheon Saturday at the Holiday Inn. Hostess Mrs. Annie L. Grady of Houston, grandmother of the honoree, presided over a centerpiece of maroon snap dragons and white magnolia blossoms, with graduate busts on white chenille stems. Guests included Connie Thomas, Kathryn Martin, Sandra Head, Wickey Eberly, Delores Evans, Jo Hebert, Betty Eckert, Mary Lewis, Linda Bains, and Mrs. James H. Parker.
Heirport Klaus Lynwood and Lynwood Klaus announce Cynthia Ann born May 7 at Bay town Hospital weighing 4 pounds 1 ounce. Foster Jack and Barbara Foster announce John Clark born April 30 at Gulf Coast Hospital weighing unspecified pounds and ounces. Carroll J T and spouse announce Thomas Lynn born May 9 at Gulf Coast Hospital with one brother Michael aged 2. Grandparents and great grandparents listed for each family.
A vintage food tip suggests tossing greens with anchovy pieces, crumbled bacon, and chopped hard boiled eggs for a lunch salad. Includes a French dressing suggestion with cayenne and a sauce of whipped cream and horseradish for roast beef.
Anita Green Circle of Baptist Temple met Tuesday to hear a program on Liberty and Liehr. Mrs Norma McCantey led, assisted by Mrs James Weir Mrs Emory Hallman Sr and Mrs HA Westbrook. Mrs Jerry Ogden read the calendar of prayer. Mission focus was visiting prospective students for summer Bible School.
Students of Mrs Keith Kine presented a piano recital at Sterling Municipal Library with participants Kathryn Brantley Sheryl Strickler Connie Weaver David Hurst Christie Behrens Susan Rushing David Brown Karen Ramil Pam Pruett Sara Ramsey Rebecca Russell Shari Rushing Robert Parker Carly Parker Jenny Sooy Ann Parker Beverly Guthrie Beth Erwin Zandra Behrens Tommy Richmond Sharon Woods Donna Parker Robyn Lorimer. Afterward, they received statuettes of famous composers.
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