Mrs Wight Teaches India To Baytown Women
Mrs Wight and her daughter in Bombay provide deep cultural and culinary insight for Baytown Methodist circle studies of India. Her talks include relics from Bombay and details about Hindu homes including the lotus lamp. She is widely popular as a speaker on India and may write her own studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
India
BD. A. Wight
St Mark's
Wight
The
Sun
Bambay
W. F. Cherry
Travel Gifts For On The Go Seniors
Gift ideas for graduates who travel often include luggage sets and individual suitcases to replace worn bags. Luxury options feature a cosmetic case that doubles as an overnight bag. Accessories like hatboxes, duffle bags, travel cases, and toiletry kits help graduates travel in style.
Clubwomen Boost Little League For Indians
Texas Clubwomen promote building a Little League diamond on the Alabama Coushatta Indian reservation near Livingston. L. B. Dudley of Abilene, president of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, issued the appeal. Dudley was in Philadelphia for the federation convention. The piece urges Indian welfare and early sports start, hoping to foster athletic talent like Jim Thorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Alabarma-Cousnatts
Livingston
Dirs. L. BR. Dudley
Abilene
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Mrs Bains Named Advisor for New Beta Sigma Phi Chapter
Mrs Louis Bains appointed member advisor for Exemplar Xi Gamma Chi to organize the new Beta Sigma Phi chapter in Acre. The kickoff meeting at Mrs Richard Johnston's home set June 5 as presentation date, with a preferential tea June 12 and pledge ceremony June 26. Exemplar officers received installation and a yearlong committee named with Miss Charlie Prince Mrs Dillie Wheaton and Miss Bille Laughlin Wil. The chapter will partner with Kappa Kappa for the annual summer dance June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bains
Beta Sigma Phi
Acre
Bains
Richard Johnston
Charlie Prince
Dillie Wheaton
Bille Laughlin
Kappa Kappa Chapter
Mrs Longbottom Is Ray Circle Hostess
Frances Ray circle of A Memorial Baptist church met at the home of Mrs Harold Lonsbnliem. HT. Gray gave opening prayer and Mrs Lester Alford presided. The program titled Give Attention To Reading featured Mrs A G Lee teaching on reading and television influence. Prayers were led by Mrs Beulah Hamrick and Mrs Kongbotinm. After the meeting a luncheon was served in the backyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ray
Memorial Baptist Church
Harold Lonsbnliem
HT. Gray
Lester Alford
M. EL Rose
Beulah Hamirick
Kongbotinm
Jost Tess
Bible Ceremonies Set By Memorial Baptist Church
Two ceremonies are planned by the Young Women’s auxiliary at Memorial Baptist Church. The first, at 7 pm Thursday, will be at Janet and Betty Bevers’ home, 190 East Pearce, with Miss Garlyn Moody presenting the Bible. A second honors Miss Elizabeth Brett, bride elect of Walden Edward Wood, at 7 pm. location TBA after a meeting. Dorothy Gore led the program with Carolyn Bolmanskie assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta
Memorial Baptist Church
Janet
Betty Bevers
East Pearce
Garlyn ‘Moody
Elizabeth Brett
Walden Edward Wood
Pam
Janice Sheffield
Carolyn Bolmanskie
Hast Delee
Dorothy Gore
Martha Ruth Farquhar
Carolyn
Nares Notes and Local Visitors Highlight Baytown Scene
The Baytown area records visitors and family news from multiple households. Mrs. B C Worf F and daughter Bennie visit Houston relatives while Knowles family hosts with a daughter and granddaughters at home. J. W. Knowles and family travel through St Louis and Dallas. Neighbors share college news with Stephens College affiliations and sorority initiations. Carolyn Moody and Cathy Pyle earn recognition at South State College for academic achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Knowles
Missouri
Dughter
B.C. Worf
Jackie Knowles
Bennie
Laura
Baytown
Dai Rit
Vote
En Aeronautical Energy
St. Louis
Past Matrons Plan September Meeting in Millican Home
Past Matrons conclude fall activities with a final gathering at Mrs. Mievance Millican’s home. Co-hostesses Mrs. Busch and Mrs. Qmege Hwidle assisted. L. Wilburn presided over a short business session. Fourteen members and one guest attended as spring flowers decor complemented checkerboard sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agus
Mievance Millican
Busch
Qmege Hwidle
Wilburn
A. G. Sue
Brosted Grint
Divers Briahten Washday Gloom Prediction
Chicago forecast says up tomorrow will reduce gloom with dryers measuring at 200 housewits and elevates drying on schedule. Past weather showed dryers failing during rains, but today forecasts optimism for laundry time despite gloomy skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Social Honoree Celebration at Shainavely Wifey Colaar
A local ceremony honored Arditn Melee as the social honoree amid festivities at the Shainavely venue. Attendees included community figures Betty Williams and Bryn, with spring graduates notable in the program and alongside presenters from Misg AON Malkee and Mewang boty Hrahy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nati
Rahoem
Lee
Malkee
Hyeihls
Sural Wolke
Mewang Boty Hrahy
Betty Williams
Bryn
Ilion the Tras
al Kee
Face Liar Attends Meeting With Defense Panel
The fragmentary text mentions a meeting with a panel, a person named Dany Shower, and references to a Dean and various unclear terms. The readable portion hints at a formal gathering or inquiry without clear outcomes or context.
Minerva Club Proaraz Event Details Unclear
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs Paillias Flyes and Cred Phillips with scattered terms like Minerva Club and Proaraz. Unable to determine clear event, date, or location from the garbled OCR.
Wooster Club Plans Show for Federation Flower Show
Wooster Garden club will host a summer meeting to plan the East Harris County Federation of Garden Clubs fall flower show. The Wooster club chairs the event with new officers named by Mrs Vernon Ploeger. Eighteen members attended a sack lunch and desserts at the last meeting at Tri-City Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Garden Club
East Harris County
Joe Traylor
GT. Praetorius
Mrs Babin New Cedar Bayou Church Circle Chair
Mrs Babin succeeds Mrs Fisher as chairman of the Julia Lottie circle at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. She takes the role after three years, with Vice Chairman Mrs Steve Traverso and a slate including Secretary Mrs Kilgore and other officers. Two members earned perfect attendance pins, Amanda Maximer with three years and H G Kilgore for one year. Next meeting is at 10 a.m. Thursday. News officers take over in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Babin
Julia Lottie
Cedar Bayou
Amanda Maximer
H. G. Kilgore
Club Officers Installed at Baytown Garden Club Meeting
Mrs. Ted Lyman installed new officers at the Baytown Garden Club in Mrs. J R Krenicks home. President F C Saxon and officers A Miles H Williams J R Sheley Myles Keller recording secretary Jack Roberts C R Seligman treasurer A Burns parliamentarian committees include public ity civic exchange exhibit visitation and more. Twenty two members attended as daisies and geraniums decorated the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Lyman
Baytown Garden Club
F. C. Saxon
A. H. Miles
H. Williams
J. R. Sheley
Myles Keller
Jack Roberts
C.R. Seligman
A. @. Burns
Mra
Aes
B. D. Thomas
L. J. Lawrence
R. H. Cavanay
Krenick
T. A. Young
Visitation
Martis Fayle
Jeane Bunsey
Buddy Jay
Two Highlands Seniors Entertain at Home
Mr and Mrs R E Robinson hosted Wallace Wilsah and Donald Saint at their Clear Tanke road Highlands home on a Thursday night. The graduates, names embossed on a cake marked 55, were serenaded with red roses and annuals signing. Attendees included Naida Bond, Andette Robinson, Katherine vandal, Glen Ellen Chandler, Writ Jo Steare, Cail Johnston, anioy Whitaker, William Kendrick, Wilson Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Robinson
Plo Clear Tanke Road
Highlands
Robert E. Lee Sonsory
Wallace Wilsah
Donald Saint
Proup
Naida Bond
Andette Robinson
Katherine Vandal
Glen Ellen Chandler
Writ Jo Steare
Cail Johnston
Anioy Whitaker
William Kenderson
Wilson Bond
AAUW Panel Discussion on Breeker Amendment at Lee College
The American Association of University Women sponsors a panel on the Breeker Amendment Thursday night in Lee College Auditorium. The program begins at 8 45 p m with White, dean of the University of Houston law school, as moderator. Panelists include Tall Timanns, Wil ord Loose, and others with potential additional speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Universi Women
Lee College
Willie
White
University of Houston Law School
Tall Timanns
Legislative Carminittes
Houston Gar Association
Wil'ord
Loose
Ymimilien
Ashbel Smith PTA Buys Water Cooler for First Grade
Ashbel Smith PTA voted at its year end meeting to purchase a water cooler for the first grade rooms in the school auditorium. Officers installed, twenty nine perfect attendance awards given, and a long list of committees and chairpersons announced for next year. Superintendent George Gentry addressed 107 graduates with a Lets Evaluate talk as sixth graders hosted refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurssey
Ashbel ‘Smith
George Cochrum
A. Rutledge
James Nelson
R.B. Battardee
Lee A. Robertson
I. G. Thompson
Hart Mize
A.B. Allen
Rutledge
Wilbur
Cochrum
W”Fe
A. Oliphint
Doyle
Ware
Ben Thomas
Dial
I. Bruce. Beaugh
Lewis
D V. Givens
Paul Hodge
Orriginal
Cecar Bayou
W. D. Hingon
Horace Mann
Calendar Close Up What Where And When
May 21 1955 Baytown Sun calendar listing events for Saturday through Wednesday includes prom, picnics, meetings and religious activities. Notable items: Robert E. Lee senior prom at Community House at 8 p.m.. Lea College all school picnic at Ly eondell at 1 p.m.. various club meetings and church-related programs across Baytown Mont Belvieu Goose Creek and Trinity areas with times ranging from 4:30 p.m. to 10 a.m. on different days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fe, Lee
Community House
At & P.m. Lea College
Lyondell
Woman's Society of Christian Service
St. John's Methodist Church
Friendship Club
J . Baker
Kilgore
Attar Society of St. Joseph Catholic
Dabney Goodwin
Pilot Club
Humble
Woman's Golf Association
Baytown
A. A. Witt
East Humble
First National Bank
Trinity Episcopes
Golden Age Club
Roseland Park
Miss Thompson to Be President of Grace Guild Next Year
Miss Davida Thompson will be president of the Grace Methodist Wesleyan Guild next year with Mrs. Paul Moore as vice president and several officers named. Officers were installed by Mrs. L J Lawrence at the Bartlett sisters’ home at 422 West Murrill, with cookies and punch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davida Thompson
Grace Methodist Wesleyan Guild
Paul 4. Moore
Felix Hatchell
Geneva Knowles
Catherine Fimderburk
John Macke
M. &. Jordan
B. Cc. Beaty
Bert Black
Fr. L. Dickson
Mildred Harrell
L. J. Lawrence
Mary
Ida Bartlett
West Murrill
Miss Henson to Be Honoree at Shower
Miss Avanell Henson, bride-elect of Tammy Kimmey, will be honored at a pre nuptial shower hosted June 19 by Miss Ruth French and Miss Betty Ruth May. The bride elect is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Power Route One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avanell Henson
Tammy Kimmey
Ruth French
Betty Ruth May
W. W. Power
Route One
Spring Summer Fashion World Pattern Catalog Notice
Pattern order offer for sewing patterns with shape details and sizing. Provides address Baytown Sun Box 42 Old Chelsea Station New York to mail 35 cents, add 4 cents for first class. Promotion highlights colorful wearable fashions and a 23 cent price.
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Baytown
Woman's Club year ends with picnic at Love home
The Woman's Club closes its year with a Friday picnic at Mrs. Ben Love’s home in Barcymere. About twenty guests from Kingsville and Houston attended. The meeting opened with the club collect, prayers led by Mrs. Charles Tarr, and historian Mrs. W. L. Tfrey reviewed 30 years. Two new members elected were Mrs. Buck Turner and Mrs. L. C. Ferguson. Program leader Mrs. J. Bailey spoke on "A Travel Through America" and films of the region were shown by Mrs. W. J. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Love
Barcymere
Shisan
Kingsville
Ruth Montjoy
Houston
Charles Tarr
W. L. Tfrey
Buck Turner
L. ¢. Ferguson
J. Bailey
America
W. J. Williams
Mark Carter
Lave If
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Gare
Wanda Orion
Mrs. Wight
Kingston
Jim Thorpe
Vigorelli
Vigorela
Kovar
Appliance Company
East Texas
Mrs. Bains
Mrs. Longbottom
Ray
Start School of Dancing
Racttes
Jeanette Girair
Karen Caudlle
Seth Girair
Tyler Roses
stelifTo
VF. Warner
Atlanta
Willy
Jeth
Jim Streets
N.C
Asheville
NL J
Sigucausi Smith
Own
Texas A and I College
Siri
T Stephens
MHS
J. D. Giddings
Fminiwisions
Southstate College
Carolyn Moody
Tonomenad
Cathy Pyle
I, Maligna Gaciety
Ark
Wien
Tina
Hayshler
Pyle
Ao Tint
MQ E. Lee High School
Briahten
Eugene GA
Bader the
Kato
Boity
Arditn Melee
Cred
Phillips
Mrs. Babin
Mrs. Fisher
AAUW
Ashbel Smith Pta
Herndon
KB. _Battarbee
Mildred -Gillis
Guy Woods
R. F. Dister
Roy
H. Rowland
Lou’ Drury
Kelly
Martin
Thompson
Huddle
A. Taewis
Baytown Sun
Jaycee Ettes
Woman's Aveter
Pythian Sisters
Mont Belvieu Rebakalis
Trinity Guild of
Trinity Episcopal Church
Suesday
First Baptist Kindergarten
Gregory Melinstry
Trin My Bay
Woman's Missionary Union
Central Baptist Church
Miss Thompson
Miss Henson
Woman's Club
Enas
Rayette
Eulalia Davis
Peggy Reynolds
Dorothy Lemke
Cora Petri
Scarsc
Irough
Gial Tay
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