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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1965
Page
9
Mrs. Glyn Oakes received the outstanding member award from a Baytown business women's group. She was honored with a gold statue and carnations for her service and leadership. A Trinity Tabernacle Assembly of God group performed songs while a Baytown audience heard praise for her dedication to the group and community.
AAUW members discuss the next meeting and a picnic plan at the American Association of University Women branch. The program covers aging, family in a changing world, and featured speakers like Miss Gladys Skages and Mrs. Severson. A style show notes and table decor are also described.
Members of the Judson Society gathered at Memorial Baptist Church for a report on missionary work. Presided by Jas Eo Miller, the event featured Miss Minera Tess Brow and Mrs. W presenting, with Mrs Pant deh Mre and Mrs Pruett among those attending. Refreshments of coffee tea doughnuts and cookies were served.
Miss Jeannie Graves daughter of Mr and Mrs Perry Graves of Channelview wed Rodell Jones son of Mr and Mrs F G Jones at First Baptist Church Channelview on April 24 The Rev Dan Stribble officiated the double ring ceremony Floral arrangements were by Perry D Graves brother of the bride The couple reside at 16423 Market at Patio Apartments Channelview The bride wore a white crepe gown with empire bodice and lace and carried a bouquet of white orchids The groom is employed by Sinclair Petrochemical Co and both are Channelview residents The bride attended Lonnie's School of Hair and works at Cameco Beauty Salon The groom attended Robert E Lee High School and Durham Welding School and works at Sinclair Petro Chemical Co
The Rev. Paul Stephens presented the program titled The Book That Lives at the Woman's Missionary Union board meeting of Second Baptist Church. Arrangements were made to supervise a summer student program for children up to age 13 in the church activity building. The WMU served the Baptist Student Union on May. a net Plant was presented to extension members. A Mothers Day community project was noted, with revival planned May 9 to 16 led by Rev. Earl Keating and Bryan Price. Twenty-one members and guests attended the Prayer Retreat. Mrs. Rotert Gehd led opening singing. Mrs. Crahy read the prayer call. May birthdays were announced and WMU members shared May birthdays. Mrs. Eddie Foster presided over the short business meeting. M. J. R. Hillis presented the attendance pin. Refreshments were served to 23 members and three visitors. Mes. 4. B. Bell, Mrs. A. J. Murphy and Rev. Stephens gave the benediction.
Rev Penis Kennedy spoke at St Agnes KAZT members of St Joseph's parish at Knights of Columbus Hall about retreat benefits. Mrs Joe Zatepek chaired activities and collected food fund dues. Mrs Emil Pauler led the session. Mrs Eddie Orsak attended with junior members and five adults.
Mrs J K Snapp of Road announces the birth weighing eight pounds two and a half ounces. Nathan Blaine has brothers Gregory and Zach. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wakefield of Webst.
Mrs H V Jones was installed president of the Country Oaks Garden Club by Mrs R H Cavanay at a recent luncheon at Goose Creek Country Club. Officers named include T McCall as first vice president J E Peters second vice president M C Bobbitt recording secretary E L Scott corresponding secretary A T Fellows treasurer with appointed posts for parliamentarian publicity program and yearbook etc.
Teen readers ask about language slang and school chatter while handling conflicts at home Nicole Nan writes of fighting with a sister after a near prayer for temper control She asks how to respond when a sister yells and she loses her temper seeking calm guidance from Helen Help Us the Bay Town Sun advice column for youth issues
Edna and Jim Boyer promote Fabrice Shop locations at 117 E. Tex Ave and 4300 Decker Dr with contact numbers 583-7346 and 546-7311 respectively.
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