Joys Merelene Woods to James Alton Enloe Bride at Cedar Bayou
Miss Joys Merelene Woods became the bride of James Alton Enloe in a First Baptist Church ceremony in Cedar Bayou. The couple will reside in Liberty. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs S M Woods, wore lace and satin with seed pearls and carried an orchid. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs J A Enloe of Cassetta. Rev E R Burns officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
la Vera Bittick
Dolores Burnett
Tomball
Snew Hay
Ernie Enloe
Harold Grelen
College Station
Aiden Forsythe
Glen Po
Sharon Woods
Sharon Scarborough
Sharon Mangum
Verna Ruth Woods
Woods
Sue McNeil
Jewett Smith
Peggy Solis
Bot Cosa
Liberty
Cedar Bayou
Enice
Dasselta High School
Texas A and M College
Rice Inc
Houston
John William Miles
Stephen Austin
Na_vogdoches
Mills
I. Pw. Mills
A& Young Methodist
Miles
Brooklyn
Bronsea
Nacogdocis
Nacogdoches
Ordur Bayou
Baileys Host Weekend Dinner Parties for Grandson Honor
Baileys hosted two weekend dinners in Baytown to honor Tra Porter Jr. on his upcoming graduation from Baytown Junior High. The Saturday event featured Baytown Junior High double quartet members and decorations in red and white. Attendees included Jimmy Stubbs, Hal Rosenzweig, Robert Jones, Kenneth Pace, Loyal White, and Richard Wolfe. The Sunday gathering honored Mrs. Bailey's brother, Chief Warrant Officer S. Terre Borne, aboard the USS Cabot at Port of Houston. guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moran, Mr. and Mrs. Cary L. Burney, Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Welgehausen, and others. Bonne attended both events. her family lived in Baytown during the war and now resides in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Porter Jr
Baytown
Bailey
Prother
S. Terre Borne
USS Cabot
Houston
Jimmy Stubbs
Hal Rosenzweig
Robert’ Jones
Kenneth Pace
Loyal White
Richard Wolfe
Bonne
Kir
W. A. Moran
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Cary L. Burney
Pasadena
Kurt Welgehausen
Art League to Exhibit Next Month at Lee College
The Art League of Baytown will host an exhibit by its charter members at Lee College next month on June 9. Charter members may display two pieces in ceramics and painting. Miss Minute Alice Robertson is accepting articles or pictures until noon. Luther Mackrell and W H Callaway, treasurers, will hang the works.
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Art League of
Baytown
Lee College
Alice Robertson
Luther Mackrell
W.H. Callaway
The
Arts League
Woman's Club Picnics At Last Meeting
The Women’s club adjourned its season with a Cedar Bayou picnic hosted by Mrs. F. Bridges. New president Mrs. Bo. F. Ammons led the business meeting. the yearbook for 1952-53 was shown by Mrs. J. T. Porter. A travelogue was presented. 19 members attended a noon picnic lunch. New officers include Mrs. C. B. Reed first vice president and others in secretary and treasurer roles. Beulah Jackson, cofree staff captain, urged Rebekahs to attend 7230 p.m. tomorrow at the IOOF Hall for initiation assistance.
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Bridges
Cedar Bayou
Bo. F. Ammons
J. T. Porter
C. B. Reed
C. W. Farr
Williams
Eleanor Dixon
Olive Pruett
Treas Urerr
Lk. D. Wilburn
W. L. Afrey
Ee Siephair
Cour
Dasden
Le“Irs
L. G. Sanders
Health
IV. E. Mershall
Civil Defense
Rebekars
Beulah Jacksons
Cofree
Rebekahs
IOOF
Helen Robbins Weds John Ware In Trinity Episcopal Church
Miss Helen Margaret Robbins marries John Thomas Ware in Trinity Episcopal Church with vows read by Rev. P Walter Henckell. Attended by Norman Hargrave as matron of honor and Phillip L Robbins as best man, the couple planned a wedding trip through the East to Washington DC. Out of town guests from New Iberia Longview Bay City and Houston joined the ceremony with a reception in the parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
American Red Cross
St Louis
Rate Ware
University of Indiana
St. Louis
P. Walter Henckell
Ray Spear
George Mason
Norman Hargrave
Pillip L. Robbins
Ruel Robins
New Ib
Just Folks Names Notes Advice for party story submissions
The Sur Woman’s section offers guidance on converting social stories into print. Keep submissions within two days, with a 10 am deadline for that day’s issue. late afternoon reporting improves chances. May happenings highlight graduations, leaves, and local movements with personal notices from Dittmans, Miles, Bowarton, and Barnett among others.
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Howarton
Korea
Come As You Are Party Favors Dorothy Daniels
Miss Dorothy Daniels, a prospective Robert E. Lee graduate, was honored at a come as you are breakfast hosted by her mother Mrs A B Daniels and sister Mrs Jack E Curry at the Daniels home 315 Harding. A country breakfast was served as tables were arranged banquet style with a two miniature farm figures centerpiece and a corral fence of matches at one end. Guests included Marilyn Padgett Sammy Lundy Jock Rosenzweig and many others. Enoch
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Dorothy Daniels
Robert E. Lee
A. B. Daniels
Jack E. Curry
Miss Daniels
Daniels
Harding
Mrs Haggard Honored At Birthday Party in Ft Worth
Mrs Alene Haggard of Fort Worth sister of Mrs S S Shambha was honored with a birthday stay party at 17 East Nazro on Friday. Red roses adorned the refreshments table. About a dozen guests attended and enjoyed ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alene Haggard
Ft Worth
S.S Shambha
East Nazro
Calendar of local garden clubs and church circles events
A long list of meetings across Baytown and area including Borrell Park Garden Club at 6 pm, Woman and Professional Women at Peace Tabernacle 7 30 pm, Goose Creek Rebekah Lodge 453 at COF Hall 7 30 pm, and multiple Baptist church circles from 10 am to 1 30 pm. Also includes Trinity Tabernacle Missionary council 7 30 am and Cedar Bayou Rainbow Girls at Masonic Hall 6 pm. additional groups include East Harris County Federation of Garden Clubs, Trinity Episcopal Kindergarten Mothers Club, and various circle meetings at Central Baptist, Memorial Baptist, and Baptist Temple locations with addresses listed.
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Borrell Park
Jack Ward
Park
Peace Tabernacle
Moreno
Margaret Porter
Vice Morial Baptist
Travis’ Brey
East Lobit
Goose Creek Rebeksh Lodge
Mary Lilly Circle of Shitch Baptist
Women’s Golf Association
Women’s Missionary’ Council of Trinity Tabernacle
Baytown Garden Club
Grace Methealist
Cedar Bayou
East Warris County
C. W. Kirkland
Willow
Jo Skaggs
Central Baptist
Lynn Knight
Baptist ‘Temple
Seri Harvel
Sam Houston Courts
Beth Moss
Memorial Baptist
J CsMie Murrough Jr
Wright
Mary Martha Class To Elect New Officers
The Mary Martha class of St Mark's Methodist Church will elect officers at its meeting on Wednesday. The class will meet at Mrs. P. R. White's home at 717 Millam instead of the church as previously scheduled. Mrs. Lucille Hazlewood will show pictures from her Europe trip last summer. Old officers will report. Mrs. R. C. Read urges good attendance.
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Mary Martha
St Mark's Methodist Church
P. R. White
Millam
Tex
Lucille Hazlewood
Europe
Brownie Troop 63 Honey Over Camp Trip
Members of Brownie Troop 63 enjoyed an overnight camping trip in the back yard of C. M. Bond at 916 East James. They set up cots and tables, prepared Ring-Yurn-Diddy salad and baked a chocolate cake in a reflector oven, with guests Cindy Clements J J Clements Jim Jones and Mr and Mrs Bond. Activities included newspaper folding sit-upons and singing games before bedtime. Miss Alanna Watson, area field director, visited. Late evening meals featured hamburgers potato chips and cold drinks. Breakfast included eggs in the basket toast jelly and milk.
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C. M. Bond
East James
Cindy Clements
Jim Jones
Mrs. C. M
Nell Moses Receives REL Grad Breakfast Honor
A come as you are breakfast was given Saturday for Nell Moses a spring graduate of Robert E. Well Moses party hosted by her mother Mrs Homer Moses at their home 506 West Homan Guests included Pat Carrell Eva Faye Renfro Cynthia Moore Jane Boas Mary Frances Bass Faus tine Hobbs Charlotte McNulty Mary Sue Ker Jo Mason
Lee College Open House For Area Seniors
Seniors from Crosby Mont Belvieu Cedar Bayou Robert E La Porte and Dayton are invited to an 8 p m open house at Lee College featuring an operetta Down In the Valley by the college choir, a school tour and lab demonstrations followed by refreshments in the student lounge hosted by the sororities and fraternity and sponsored by the student council.
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Lee College
Sigma Alpha Chi
Gammia Phi Kappa
Lamoda Chi
Crosby
Mont Belvieu
Cedar Bayou
Robert E. la Porte
Dayton
Wooster RAs and GAs to Hold Coronation Rites
Recognition and coronation ceremonies for the Royal Ambassadors and Girls Auxiliary of Wooster Baptist Church set for 7:30 pm Wednesday. Rev. Brooks Sasse to be installing officer. Mgrs. O. O. Dorris to induct the GAs. Carolyn Dier to reign, with Betty Joyce Lindsey as queen with Scepter.
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Wooster Baptist Church
Brooks Sasse
Ras
Mgrs
O. O. Dorris
C. W. Jackson
Young People's
Carolyn Dier
Betty
Joyce Lindsey
Helen Bowers
Namoi Sasse
Patsy Burns
Barbara.Richards
Ann Covey
Judy Bowers
Judy Givens
Janelie Buehanek
Diana Cartlidge
Neleng Broom
Sandra Shepherd
Linda Holder
Carolyn Myers
George Floyd Lancaster
Barry Lancaster
Wendell
Erwin
Albert Elliott
Toe Allen
Robert Boota
Gamma Phi Kappa Plans June 14 Party at Lyondell
Gamma Phi Kappa sorority of Lee College held two meetings at Glenda Beltz Hoover's home 516 West Republic. They decided to host a joint party with Sigma Alpha Chi on June 14 at Lyondell with open house today to finalize plans. A song record was played for about 20 members and Tune Lewis read the words as cookies and soft drinks were served.
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Gamma Phi Kappa Sorority
Lee College
Glenda Beltzhoover
West Republic
Sigma Alpha Chi
Lyondell
Lewis
Tea Shower for Katrinka Kelley Before June Wedding
Miss Katrinka Kelley, to wed C W Magouirk on June 5, was honored at a tea shower hosted by Mrs I A Yount and six others at 906 North Ashbel. Pink and white decor featured white stock and pink asters, with sherbet punch and iced cake squares. About 50 guests attended and corsages were given to the honoree and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katrinka Kelley
C W. Magouirk
I. A. Yount
North Ashbel
G. Aarmer
Ri . Martin
G. Moore
Knox Beavers
Wilton A. Roper
Highlands Women Attend Catholic Council Meeting
Mrs Frances Keminski Mrs Frank Bachmeyer and Mrs D W Alpha represented St Jude's parish at the NCCW district meeting Friday morning in Houston after mass at Annunciation church. Rev Hugh Haffey spoke on modern educational problems. Next NCCW meeting set for September in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Keminski
Frank Bachmeyer
D. W. Alpha
St Jude's Parish
National Council of Catholic Women
Ben- Milan
Houston
Annunciation Church
Hugh Haffey
St Thomas University
NCCW
Queen Esther Class Meets At Nesselrode's Home
The Queen Esther Class of First Baptist held its weekly meeting at Mrs. Jack Nesselrode by John A street. Mrs. Otto Stukins gave the devotional and Mrs. Grady Edwards led prayer. Sixteen women and ten children attended as cokes and laughter were shared. The coffers will be held next Friday at Mrs. A G Fisher's home on Morrell.
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Queen Esther
First Baptist Church
Jack Nesselrode
John A
Otto Stukins
Grady Edwards
A.G. Fisher
Morrell
Lynchburg May Fete Celebrates Texas Flavor Noisy Parade
A Lynchburg school fete with Texas flair featured all five grades in costumes and dances at Sunken Gardens. First graders wore bluebonnets and danced to The Heart of Texas, while others paid tributes to cowboys, Mexican culture, the Rio Grande, and the Texas lumber industry. Narrator George Solana. participants included Paul Dean Solas and Madelyn Butcher in a Mexican hat dance.
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Lynchburg
Texas
Dan
Es Bute
Shrine of Texas
Vicky Isaaks Chosen Bayou Drum Major for Season
Vicky Isaaks will lead the Cedar Bayou band as drum major for the major year. Others named Friday include Gre delyn Enperson as assistant drum major Charlene Williams as twirler Lynette Heitel and Petra Weber as wrirlers plus Nore Williams and the Williams sisters.Outgoing drum major Sue Nei LLC departs. A 103 member marching band prepares for a benefit show by Scout Troop 314 Friday at the Cedar Bayou auditorium with admission set to a cent, free for children under 42 with parent supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicky Isaaks
Gredelyn Enperson
Fry
Charlene Williams
Tad Twirler
Lynette Heitel
Nowene Williams
Petra Webeer
Wirlers
Charlene
Nore
Sue Yy
Scout
Cedar Bayou Sete
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Joyce Woods
James Alton Enloe
Baileys
Art League
Woman's Club
Mr. Weathers
Adorable Beauty Salon
Minnesota
Ouality
Helen Margaret Robbins
John Thomas Ware
Trinity
Epiisconal
Helen
Margaret Robbins
F.L. Robbins
South Whiting
Texas State College For Women
Uni
Kohnfarber
Society
Thermine
Fred Dittmans
Dittman
Jeanone
Robert. EB. Lee
Buddy
Stewart
Kerrville
Raymond Glenn Bowarton
Broglie General Hospital
Mna Moron
Highlands
Earl S. Barnett
Air Force
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Lafayette
Barnett
Sarah Nancy Rodemuller
Mrs. Haggard
Nell Moses
Rel Grad
Gamma Phi Kappa
Charlene Mecoatry Mrs. Norman Margrave
Lucky Coln
Robson's Jewelry
McCarty
Cecil Scott
Bonores
Bve
M. C. Kelley
Charles Blasingame
Catholic Council
Nesselrode
Bayou
Matherne’s
Matherne
Sears
Republic Warehouse
Siatipenson Puarantout
Seng 119
E. Republic
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