Federation Names New Officers In Baytown
Mrs L J Lawrence elected president of the East Harris County Federation of Garden Clubs and will be installed in June. New officers include Mrs Paul Meister as first vice president and Mrs A A Holle as second vice president. Other officers are Mrs H A Barnwell recording secretary Mrs George Adams treasurer Mrs L K Grimes corresponding secretary Mrs C H Bone parliamentarian. Lawrence to succeed Mrs M As Jones after two-year presidency. Lawrence has won blue ribbons at flower shows over seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
East Harris County
L. K. Grimes
C. H. Bone
Lawrence
M. As Jones
Jones
Baytown Garden Club Members and New Officers
Gardeners with long Baytown ties, including Mrs. Lawrence, earned 1951 tricolor awards in arrangements and her treas u re. she also excels in ceramics with blue ribbons at Baytown Fairs. Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. J W Thurman recently qualified as national flower show judges. The club elected new officers yesterday after a nominating committee report chaired by Mrs. E Morrow and others. The federation plans Baytown Beautiful cooperation with a new local group.
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Baytown
C. L. Wood
Grimes
Barnwell
W. J. Bennett
Baytown Beautiful Association
Mrs Scott Speaks To B P W Club At Dinner Meeting
Mrs Beth Scott director of District Three spoke to the Business and Professional Women's club at the Peace Tabernacle dinner stressing membership and activities. Members were urged to reserve for a Sunday boat trip along the Houston ship channel aboard a port commission boat. The international relations committee collects used clothes for a German youth center. The membership committee led by Mrs Ola Krenick coordinated the dinner with others including Mrs Marie Fisher and Mrs Ethel Grantham. A business meeting is planned for June in the Community House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Scott
District Three
Peace Tabernacle
Odena Childers
Houston
Marie Fisher
Ethel Grantham
Lorene Deni
Geneva Ferguson
LeVierne McCullough
Elizabeth Martin
Nora. Antle
Fidelis Class Plans Tea For Officers At St Mark's
The Fidelis class of St Mark's Methodist Church will honor retiring president Mrs H S Berlin and incoming officers with a tea this Saturday from 2 to 5 pm. Friends are invited to attend through the press. Mrs Berlin plans to move to Galveston around June 1.
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Fidelis
St Mark's Methodist Church
H. S. Berlin
Galveston
Drawnwork Exhibit Showcases Mothers Legacy at Lee College
Lee College teachers Gladys and John Ellis host a drawnwork exhibit in the college gallery, featuring pieces from Mrs. Dave Burrows of Lutkin and Mrs. Gurrows Ellis. The display spans pillows, napkins, placemats, and tablecloths across half a dozen tables, highlighting generations of family crafts and the patient, time consuming methods of drawnwork. The public is invited to view sessions morning and evening on various weekdays.
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Lee College
Gladys
John Ellis
Ellis
Dave Burrows
Lutkin
Anne Harrell
Horace Mannart
Mrs. Ellis
Women of Trinity Episcopal plan 11 am service
Women of Trinity Episcopal church will hold a corporate communion service at 11 am tomorrow at the church. St Cecilia's guild will serve a luncheon in the parish house afterward, with Reservations at the door. The United Thank Offering will be presented by the women at the service and the luncheon costs 75 cents.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
St. Ceetla's Guild
United
W. M. Douglas
Robert E Lee Choir Favored At Coke Party
Members of the Robert E Lee choir were guests at a Coke party hosted by director and wife T F Seale at 411 South Circle Drive. Spring Mowera decorations lined the home while Neal iAntle played piano Ralph McPhee sang and Normagene and Imogene Lau sang helping with service by Mrs J E Seale.
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Robert E. Lee
T. F. Seale
Seale
South Circle Drive
J. E. Seale
Neal iAntle
Ralph McPhéeter
Normagene
Imogene Lauiand
Allie Nunan Circle Finishes Family Study
The Allie Nunan circle of Grace Methodist church concluded its study Monday of The Family A Christian's Concern. Mrs L D Wilburn taught the concluding chapters. Sixteen members attended with a business meeting led by Mrs A H Miles and a report by secretary Mrs R E Deeley. The next meeting is set for June 2 with Mrs Theo Wilburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Nunan
Grace Methodist Church
L. D. Wilburn
B. F. Wilburn
East James
A. H. Miles
R.E. Deeley
Theo Wilburn
East Texas
Mrs Dickinson Named Lakewood Circle Leader
Mrs Dickinson will chair the Lakewood circle of St Mark's Methodist church for the coming year after elections held at the home of Mrs Ralph McNay on Burnet Drive. Officers include vice chairwoman Mrs BH Cornelius secretary Mrs W D Broyles and treasurer Mrs M Watkins. Eighteen members and guests attended as Mrs H F Berlin reviewed the book We Americans North and South.
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Calvin Dickinson
Lakewood
St Mark’s Methodist Church
Ralph McNay
Burnet Drive
BH. J. Cornelius
W. D. Broyles
M. Watkins
H. F. Berlin
North
South
Mrs McCulley Presents Students In Recital
Mrs McCulley presents her piano pupils in a 7 45 pm recital at the Community House tomorrow. Readable names include Evelyn Gill Richard Powell Johnny MicCulles Hugh McCulley Clyde Fuller Myria Ann Eastman Jacol Eastman Carol Franklin Ann Kollenberg Charles Kollenberg Gloria Savell Nancy Kay Brook Mary Margaret Furen Claudia Enderli Mary Frances Caldwell Ann Cannamore.
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Phela MccCulley
Evelyn Gill
Richard Powell
Johnny MicCulles
Hugh McCulley
Clyde Fuller
Myria Ann Eastman
Jacol Eastman
Carol Franklin
Ann Kollenberg
Charles Kollenberg
Gloria Savell
Nancy Kay Brook
Mary Margaret Furen
Claudia Enderli
Mary Frances Caldwell
Ann Cannamore
Sew and Chatter Club Mexican Luncheon Meeting
The Sew and Chatter Club held its final meeting of the year with a Mexican luncheon at Moreno's, then caroused to Mrs. Wesley Woods' home at 1710 Woodlawn to perform cantata. Twelve members attended. The first meeting of next year will be at Mrs. W. B. Mc Nulty's home, 2704 Virginie, on the second Wednesday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sew and Chatter Club
Moreno‘s
Just Folks Names No Notes Visitors Arrive for Summer
Vacationers from Cashon Arizona arrived in Houston for a plane trip then plan a 30 hour bus ride back. Billy Fisher 22 and sister Anne 7 will stay with relatives in Highlands Port Arthur and Baytown this summer. Mr and Mrs John Swan Sey of Los Angeles visiting E B McGill family. The Feltons hosted Felton sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Dick Bagby Osceola Arkansas. Stepp family from Corpus Christi with son Joe Ed Ward visited Skinner family. Stepps left for Aiken South Carolina to make their home. Visitors in Skinner home included Mr and Mrs J C Covert of San Antonio.
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Tio
Cashon
Ariz
Billy Fisher
Anne
Meade
Phoenix
Houston
Highlands
Port Arthur
Baytown
That Felton
Felton
Mrs
Dick Bagby
Osceola, Ark
Jeb. Stepp
Corpus Christi
Joe Edward
W. EE. Skinner
Parkway
Aiken
South Carolina
Skinner
J. C. Covert
San Antonio
Mrs Simmons Elected New BEA President
The Baytown Educational Association will be led by Mrs Erna Simmons next year. New officers were installed last night by outgoing president Mrs Edythe Musick in the Lee College auditorium. Other officers include George Gamer first vice president Gene Walden second vice president Mrs Audrey Adams secretary and Mrs Lou Rushing treasurer. Committee chairs were named with R T Kerr heading welfare Mary Bartlett legislative Lillian Hinson public relations Lucille Waddell educational services and Bort ale Greham heading the election committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Educational Association
Erna Simmons
Edythe Musick
Lee College
George Gamer
Gene Walden
Audrey Adams
Lou Rushing
R. T. Kerr
Mary Bartlett
Lillian Hinson
Lucille Waddell
Educational Services
Bortale Greham Wilhead
Girl Scout Troop 7 Tea Monday
Girl Scout Troop 7 will host a tea at 3 30 p m next Monday in the Trinity Episcopal parish house. Honored guests are members mothers with Alice Ann Jones as refreshment lead er and Jo Ellen Spierswill as plant program head. Special guest Miss Aranna Watson attends with Troop leader J Weldon Williams and Trinity guild sponsor.
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Trinity Episcopal Parish House
Alice Ann Jones
Jean Lemmons
Bette Sue Williams
Betty Barber
Carol Kay van Meter
Billie del Calloway
Nanene Hall
Eleanor Wilkie
Jo Ellen Spierswill
Priscilla Arnold
Western Party Honors Joey Magee On Birthday
Joey Magee celebrated his sixth birthday with a western party and wiener roast at his home. The event hosted by his mother Mrs. C W Meyer drew friends and First Baptist kindergarten classmates including Patsy Brinkley Sandra Tarski Gail Brady Charles Kollenberg Raymond Campbell Nancy Kay Black Jimmy Dickerson and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey Magee
C. W. “Meyer
First’ Baptist Kindergarten
Patsy ‘Brinkley
Sandra Tarski
Gail Brady
Charles Kollenberg
Raymond ‘Campbell
Nancy Kay Black
Jimmy Dickerson
Charles Schikman
Patty Parker
Carolyn Hollaway Honored At West Humble Party
Carolyn Hollaway, graduating this spring from Horace Mann Junior High, was honored at a Monday night party hosted by Mrs. A. Chaddick and Mrs. M. E. Hollaway at 313 West Humble. Twenty guests played games and enjoyed coffee tea cookies and nuts beneath pink roses on a lace tablecloth. A corsage of sweetheart roses was presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Hallaway
Horace
Margaret Porter Circle Sees Royal Service Plan at Church
Mrs Travis Bray hosted the Margaret Porter circle of Memorial Baptist church at 414 Hast Lobit. Eight women attended with Mrs B L Dunn presiding in place of the absent chair. Guests led prayers and a book on community missions was viewed. All circles meet at the church next Tuesday at 10 am for a Royal Service program, business meeting and covered dish luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Bray
Margaret Porter
Memorial Baptist Church
B. L. Dunn
Lester Alford
Dunn
J.J. Lisenbee
Gene Godkin
ESA Sorority Elects Mrs Wendell Boyce President
Mrs. Wendell Boyce was chosen as president of ESA Sorority at the Community House. Other officers include Mrs. David Clark recording secretary, Mrs. W L Camp listed as recording secretary, and Mrs. Robert Payne treasurer with Miss Edna Joy Banson as corresponding secretary. Members voted to pay Rose Enoch the registration fee for the International convention in San Antonio July 4 5 and 6. Hostesses were Geraldine Gieger and Hanson. Previous officers include Mrs Billy Snead president and Mrs Bob Bell vice president. Director and sponsor is Mrs Dorothy Willis. The piece notes 75 percent of US mined bituminous coal is machine headed and a pre 1848 note on golf balls.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Wendell Boyce
David Clark
W. L. Camp
Robert Payne
Edna Joy Banson
Rose Enoch
ESA
Gul Coast
San Antonio
Geraldine Gieger
Hanson
Billy Snead
Bob’ Bell
Everett Williams
Tommy Pullen
Boyce
Dorothy Willis
Stork Shower Honors Mrs C P Smith
Mrs C P Smith was honored Monday night at a stork shower hosted by Mr D M Moore at East Aran. Co hosts were Mrs LB Shaw and Mrs W C Jackson. A pink and blue color scheme featured sweetpeas and stock. Prizes went to Mrs Lacy Lust, Mrs EL Roth and Mrs Bob Jordan. Punch and cake served to 23 women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Smith
D. Mf. ‘Moore
Eo East Aran
LB. W.shaw
W. C. Jackson
Moore
Lacy Lust
EL. Roth
Bob Jordan
Mrs E Morrow Re-elected Head Of Bay Garden Club
Mrs E Morrow is re-elected president of the Bay town Garden Club. Installation of officers led by Mrs S. G. Moore names F C Saxon as vice president B D Thomas second vice president L M Richmond third vice president Ted Lyman secretary and Max Altman parliamentarian R H Cavanay treasurer. Guests include L C Boguskielz J W Ainsworth EB Bowen and daughter Joan Oeur C H Anderson of Seattle and C A Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Garden Club
E. Morrow
5. G. Moore
F. C. Saxon
B. DD. Thomas
L. M. Richmond
Ted. Lyman
Max Altman
Marvin Jacobs
R. H. Cavanay
L. C. Boguskielz
Jd. W. Ainsworth
W. Spear
M % Onears
EB. Bowen
Joan O'eur
C. H. Anderson
Seattle, Wash
C. A. Young
Trinity Guild Adjourns For Summer
The Trinity Guild of Verinicy Episcopal Church met Monday in the guild room in Palestine. It was the final year for the guild and will resume in September. Eighteen members attended the session.
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Palestine
Trinity Guild of Verinicy Episcopal Church
Two Robert E Lee seniors host Coke Party now
Two Robert E Lee seniors Tanelie Cartanay ita Behymer hosted a Coke party yesterday at 4 Coke Datty the home of Mite B Jr 244 Arbor Coshesree. Guests included Mrs Walie and Mrs Meldhert with dr and Mes Kay. The event featured school colors, table decorations and gifts for graduates. A film of a football year with Cornus Christ and halftime band activities were shown for the 61 attendees.
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Robert
E.* Lee
Tanelie Cartanay
Mite
B Jr
Arbor
Coshesree
Walie
I ‘T. Meldhert
Mes. Kay
Patsy ‘Tay
Sam Carroll
Ang
Cornus Christ
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