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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1960
Page
7
Readers explore lemon based pies and desserts as quick, pantry friendly options. The notes describe lemon pie variations using two crusts and easy methods, plus a Creamy Lemon Sauce and an Apricot Whip icebox dessert for flexible servings.
Mrs Jack Furbee previews Alan Moorehead’s No Mighty Hunter in a review at the Book Review Club. The piece discusses Moorhead’s portrayal of African campaigns and wildlife in East Africa near Lake Victoria, highlighting elephants, zebras, Masai life, and the author’s perceptive writing. Theresa Lynn’s May 12 birthday is noted in passing.
Mr and Mrs Ted Cashion announce their news at 06 Pamela Drive. The message repeats in OCR style with partial phrases and missing context, showing a personal notice likely about an event or achievement connected to the Cashion family.
Mrs T W Wilks of 1001 Fleetwood Drive is slated for inclusion in the next Who's Who of American Women. The Baytown music publisher and composer is cited as a record company executive and songwriter with popular tunes such as barbecue Rock and O The Man In the Moon Is Santa Claus. She has written songs since age 15 and is a mother of two.
Mike Muckleroy celebrated his fifth birthday at Tenet a bi patty e Park Pavilion on Saturday with games and a cake ice cream and punch party. Attendees included Gary and Terry Bender Don Allen Becky Harnett Betty Sue Lemmon Johnney Anderson Tom and Tracye Hawkins David and Shirley Brooks Cindy Murphy Eddy Cowan Don Priest of Houston and Mark and Don Muckleroy. He is the son of Robbie M. Muckleroy and grandson of A. Muckleroy Mrs Barbara Mazoch.
Pat Donnelly was honored at a home gathering hosted by Mrs. Siac Asis ia for a prospective graduate. Twenty five guests attended a lawn reception with a red and white centerpiece doll as the focal point and gifts given.
The Houston Federation of Garden Clubs will meet at 10 a.m. May 20 at Garden Center for a program titled Humorous Skit presented by the Houston Forum of Nationally Accredited Flower Judges. The show covers flower show judging, with daylily arrangements in the artistic division and separate horticulture divisions for specimen and collections. September is set for the next meeting. Miss Cecelia Adams, a senior to graduate from North Texas State College in August, has taught at Rosemont Junior High School in Fort Worth and majored in physical education. She lives in Fort Worth with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Miller.
Sandra Fortinberry held an end of year party Tuesday at the back lot of her grandmother Mrs H C Fortinberry’s home assisted by Mrs J W Scott and Mrs B S Fortinberry mother of the honoree Guests enjoyed a picnic party favors hats and balloons A wishing well center filled with peach gifts drew attention with attendees including Shelly Scott Charla Blasingame Melinda Irby Linda Fortinberry Debbie Scott and Sharon Rich
Virginia Chaplin and Robert Earl Dunaway were named most popular at Highlands Junior High School as the beatnik party finale hosted by the school journalism class. Runners up included Judy Chandler with Roger Byers Julie Via with Tony Hix and Karen Calhoun with Jerry Teel.
Mrs N D Olive installs De Zavala Parent Teacher Association officers with Mrs Ben Araujo elected president for a second term. New officers include Mrs Jesse Deltoro vice president, Mrs Carmen Martinez secretary, Mrs J A Contreras treasurer, and Mrs Floyees Putearian. Members received roses. The drive for mental health literacy was led by Altrusa Club. Goose Creek Cemetery remark noted. Broadway Hits program by sixth graders directed by Roy Elms and R B Hawkins with Alene Bunting assisting.
Mrs Yawn assumed duties as president of the Minerva Study Club at a Friday meeting hosted by Mrs J W Gibbs at 230 Utah. New officers include Mrs L W Maher vice president Mars J K Mead secretary and reporter Mrs S C Bramlett treasurer Mrs Joe Gibbs courtesy chairman and Mrs R V Comeaux librarian. Mr and Mrs Paul Cater plan a May 21 barbecue at 161 Bayshore Drive for the group. A gift was given to Mrs Maughs Lirette for preparing year books. luncheon served to 17 members and former member Mrs Lee Pohler.
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