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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1975
Page
2
Fragmentary notes describe an individual’s stated competitive nature and a planned scheme, with references to a map of opposite terrain and a day one promise related to a mine or plot. The text hints at preparations and intent, though specifics remain unclear.
A garbled passage mentions an individual named Desire and a tai Dutchina. It refers to a qualified tator and a course learned through the United States Power Squadron. The text notes past commander status and an emphasis on boating courses as an investment, with a personal view of a desired change.
A nutrition expert explains how dry peas supply protein alongside animal sources. She notes green peas can be used similarly and that splitting occurs when whole peas are dried and skins removed, creating natural breaks in the pea.
The notices announce births in Baytown and surrounding areas. Gina Lynne Malone was born May 13 at Se i 7 Hospital weighing 3 pounds benefits. Grandparents listed include Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Malone and Mr. and Mrs. Grea ve Follis. Additional families from Pasadena Bedwell Salina and Black Rock Ark are named with multiple grandparents and great grandparents referenced.
Nicki Eberly and Walter Rodgers wed in a double ceremony at Northside Baptist Church with Rev. Gary Smith officiating on April 17. Bride is daughter of Warren D. Eberly of Baytown. groom is son of Walter J. Rodgers of Hillister.
The club will host two fashion shows with coffee starting at 9 30 a m on Wednesday at the Hopson Fighting rand Power Co Service Center. Fashions from The Cage will be modeled by a member Sue Nichol is commen There is no charge for the meeting seating arrangements can be made by 5 o clock Cedar Baron Newtmeri and Mrs Den snech Borgfeldt law at Newport
Exxon Bridge will meet at 7 15 p m Monday with M Hillis and Karen Elledge to arrange play.
The DAR chapter will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at Harris County Savings and Loan. Mrs Paton W leads the session, Mrs J M Benson reports on the Continental Congress in Washington D C, and Mrs Carl McKinzig presents a Mayflower film titled The Story of.
White Hall Bridge Club met at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the apartment game room. North south winners were Betty Senford and Sally LaGron tied for first with Frances Klingemann and Tommie Einkaur. Olga Franks and Aline Wilkerson were second. East west winners were Paulette Hollinger and Wreni Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Venable won first with Jack Kimmons second. Texas TOPS 493 meets at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Citizens Savings and Loan. April winners were Mary Sermons Jean Sonnenburg Ruby Sonnier and Dorothy Leonard with Jean Sonnenturg queen. The queen’s box gifted gifts. queen received two charms and two months free dues.
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