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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1951
Page
2
The British production will screen at the Bsytheatre as the Cinema Guild begins its season with a Wednesday and Thursday showing. Johneila Sparks, temporary chairman, asked members to mail pledges. A tea honored Mrs. Charles I. Jones at the home of Mrs. Willer.
This sewing pattern notice promotes No. 2405 coats with notched collar and coordinating skirt and blouse looks. It lists sizes and pattern numbers, price details, and a Baytown Sun mailing address for pattern orders, encouraging mail orders and additional postage.
Tuesday listings show the Social Order of Beaureant at Bay tows Bayou Masonic Hall 7:20 pm. First Christian Church circles meet at 10 am in the Huamodle and Fellowship Halls, and additional gatherings are noted at 32 noon and 2:20 pm. Rebekah Lodge and other groups meet at various homes and halls including 913 North Ashbel and Creek OOF Hall.
Karl Opryshek, a Rovert E. Lee senior, was honored at a Saturday breakfast hosted by his mother at 3109 Missa Birs. Assistants included his sister Belen Opryshek and Mrs J T Adams plus Mrs J E Firecheck. Spring flowers decorated the buffet as guests attended.
Fourteen troops will participate in the Girl Scout Court of Awards program at 6:30 p.m. at Horace Mann auditorium. All Brownies, their parents and others interested are invited to attend as intermediate Scouts receive awards. Troops will march in carrying a flag with a gold trefoil symbolizing the three parts of the group.
The last in a series of flower arrangement classes will be presented at 7 am tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Fred DeLaune on Riverside Drive Channelview. Sponsored by the National Council of Catholic Women of St Jude’s Parish. Roy Howard is lecturer. Second and Curved Bar Girl Scout awards will be given to four from Troop 14 led by Mrs. J. L. Hart. Troops participating include 7 14 16 15 24 35 37 38 44 47 54 58 57 59 with various leaders named.
Tongue is a versatile meat option to stock and use in many dishes. Remove outer skin, trim, slice and serve hot or cold with Barbecue Sauce Orange and Raisin Sauce or Horseradish Sauce. Yield four servings per pound. Cook beef tongue with onions and peppercorns, simmer three hours until tender.
Members of the Baytown Music Study Club will hold two dinner meetings at Grace Methodist Church at 7 30 p.m. tomorrow. It will be the final session of the club year. Miss Anne Marie Fortney will be guest pianist on the program. Mrs. George McKinstry has been re elected president of the club.
A senior breakfast in Denby honored Miss Doretta Webb of Robert E. Lee High School. Attendees included Myra Edwards, Loraine Blanion, Elen Horn, and others. Silhouettes served as place cards. the event followed a May graduation noted as Terra Papagally Land of Parrots.
Janice Gorman, a prospective Robert E. Lee graduate, was feted at a surprise come-as-you-are breakfast. Hosts were Mrs. Rufus Fergon and Mrs. Harold Hlender with daughters Miss Jo Anm Ellender and Miss Meredith Bergcorn. The Bergeron home at 3144 Nebraska hosted the event, with a crystal rose centerpiece and rose-shaped place cards.
In Tovington Kentucky clerks misissued marriage licenses to Columbus Hansley and Columbus Hansley 42 who planned to wed Joyce Baker and Dorothy Baker both at same address. The pair were uncle and nephew and the brides sisters, with both addresses and names leading to confusion. Rebekahs to initiate services at 7:30 pm, nomination of officers second meeting, with Liberty and Mont Belvion lodges invited.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Tf. Ashworth celebrate their 46th wedding anniversary with an open house planned at 14 West Mains, yet Mr. Ashworth is confined to bed after a recent heart attack. They have five children in Baytown: Mrs. H. J. Gilliam, Mrs. P. Steerner, Mrs. B. C. Smith, Mrs. G. M. Strickland, and Mrs. Clarence Hing. Also visiting is W. k L. McCarty of Tucson, returning home after two days with sister Maudie Krigar.
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