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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1962
Page
5
Article outlines nail care and fashion tips from Summer 1982, including polish shades like pearl white, gloss finishes, cuticle care, and filing techniques. It emphasizes proper hydration, base coats, two coats of enamel, and finishing with a clear glaze for a polished look.
The Channelview High School choir led by Mrs. D E Bown returned from a four day 700 mile East Texas tour visiting Rusk Baytown Lakeview Camp and Karnack with 33 singers. They performed in chapels churches and schools before a final concert at Channelview High School May 17.
Mont Belvieu Methodist Church held the annual installation of Women’s Society of Christian Service officers. Officers include Berneice Gore president Patsy Nelson vice president Velma Brown recording secretary Billie Blythe treasurer Ann Lee Matthews promotion secretary Dorothy Ann Kemp mission education secretary Stella Horton church social relations secretary Lucy Mae Nooks student work Pauline Mills youth work Lucille Fosburgh children’s work Joyce Rose secretary of spiritual life Trace Flowers literature and publications secretary Lucy Casey supplies secretary Edna McDaniel local church activities Sunny Smith publicity. Special memberships were awarded to Ethel Tilton and Gore for past loyalty and service. Gore received a gavel to honor past presidents. Casey and Elsie Dingsrey attended among past presidents.
Xi Ganma Chi to meet Tuesday at Frontier Restaurant for dinner and a paper on Canada. Mrs. Dlennella Diebe will chair with Mrs. Jank Hester assisting. Program of the year planned with perfect attendance pins. Des and other fees to be paid to close the books. Paul Bill Kern, president.
Ann Bush, a prospective Robert E. Lee High School graduate, was honored with a dinner at Moreno's Restaurant hosted by Mrs. Harold Hooper Mrs. A. T. Robertson and Miss Billye Kay Robertson. The table featured white tulle and gold leaves, with corsages and a lingerie gift for Ann. Guests included Leana Dix Becky Parker Barbara Bossart Beverly Barfield Mrs. M. L. Roden and Mrs. Carl Bush.
Lakewood Garden Club concluded its year with a officers installation at Goose Creek Country Club. President Mrs Sam Hastings and officers including first vice president Mrs C M Meadow and recording secretary Mrs Vernon Wright were named along with treasurer Mrs George Binder and parliamentarian Mrs Frank Wadley. The club will meet again in Lean trender.
Xi Theta Gamma Chapter members meet at Mrs. Norman 8. D’Olive’s home for the final year meeting. Miss Joy Saxon outlines State Convention activities in McAllen June 8 10 including dinner dance in Reynosa and tours to Monterrey Mexico City and Acapulco.
Preceptor Gammin held its final meeting for the 1961 62 sorority year Tuesday night at the president Mrs Eula Lee OX residence. Mrs Cox led the session renewing BSP obligations, reviewing year achievements, and planning future duties. Mrs Pete Sultus presented a Circus program, members shared experiences, and a farewell visit followed with coffee. The next business meeting was announced for Sept 3 with date and location to be set after THA yearbooks are finished.
Workshops precede BSP luncheon as officers are installed by Mrs. Bone. Miss Robson announces new appointees and a Christmas wrap sale, with Founders Day banquet chairwoman announced. Council plans include ritual ceremonies, chapter hostesses, by law copies, and card file for members. Plumwood Garden Club installed officers at Willborn home. Hower show workshop led by Mrs. Mickel with Mrs. Bone installing officers.
Mrs R L Baumbach formerly Frances Kellogg visits Hong Kong with her husband a naval officer they will tour Subic Bay then return to Long Beach California. Mrs Kellogg daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Kellogg attends a Methodist assembly in Atlantic City Mrs F J Keating Loveland Colorado visits her son and family plans a June tour of the Eastern United States with Diane Tom Kathy Calvin and Margaret accompanying the Keatings
Mrs. Richard Battarbee installed Stephen F. Austin PTA officers at a Tuesday meeting in the auditorium. NewDirecting activities for next year include President O C Holcomb Jr and Vice Presidents Lamb T rag an King, with W D Stone as third vice president and E J King as secretary. Committee chairs include Stainer Murphy Williamson Tolleson Garrison Jones Fulton Tompkins Miller Woods. Attendance pins were awarded. Linda Holcomb and Stella Seger presented flags as Kelly Martin Jr led the group in song.
In San Antonio an Italian restaurant Naples is cited for the best rum cake. The American Student Information Service in Luxembourg lists over 2,000 European summer jobs including farm work and camp counseling, noting equal pay with locals but late-season timing.
A stork shower in the Woman's Building Grace Methodist Church entertained Mrs. J Bruce Woods Tuesday. Hostesses included Mrs. Gene Branscome Mrs. Frank Sheffield Mrs. Wayne Kitchell and Mrs. Jim Arnold as guests registered in a yellow baby book. The honoree received a corsage a baby themed cake centerpieces and silver coffee service. PMID
A graduation party hosted by the Home Demonstration Club featured a chicken casserole, salad, ice cream and cake served on the patio for Robert E. Lee High senior with hostesses Mrs. R. G. Howard and Jt i Skeete. Guests included Sharon Lerch Alf Brabham and several club members and county officials.
Mrs. R. R. Martin of 12 W Bay Shore hosted the Minerva Study Club for a two course luncheon. Mrs. Fred Treadway was installed president during the business meeting. Miss Mary Hanna Hastings spoke on Education in Germany with slides and was helped by her mother. Hastings compared the American year system to Germany’s 13 year plan.
Naomi Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church honored Mrs. Nick Peet as she moves to Houston. The group at 622 Garth Road gave a pink rose arrangement in a matched vase. Meetings opened by Mrs. R E Bailey with a devotion by Mrs. J W Johnson. Boston cream pie and drinks were served to 17 members and one visitor, Mrs. Linnie Chandler of Corsicana.
A bridal shower honored Miss Carolyn Ann Guidry of Deer Park and bride elect Claudia Travis. Attendees included family friends, classmates, and local residents who helped host at a Cedar Bayou home. The honoree and her mother received corsages while guests enjoyed a pink and silver color scheme and an electric skillet gift.
Mrs Mabel Parker will be honored by the Alamo School PTA with a Sunday reception at the Community House from 1 30 to 3 30 pm Friends are invited to attend She retires at term’s end after serving many years in the music department
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