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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1965
Page
8
Rosemary Kent, daughter of Mr and Mrs L F Kent of 2000 E Texas Ave, was named Ranger Worker of the Year at a University of Texas student publication banquet. Kent served as circulation manager and advertising director of Ranger Humor during 1964 65.
ALICE FEINBERG reports from the Fall and Winter market in Dallas where the Merchandise Mart has been surpassed by Apparel Matt with over 7000 lines under one roof. She jokes about walking, dieting, and graduation gifts and promotes Baytown’s House of Fashion gift certificates and free gift wrapping.
The Lakeside Garden Club of Channelview installs officers at its May meeting at Mrs. L. E. Gay's home. Outgoing president Morarty Maker performed the installation as the club heads into its Spring Flower Show season.
Mrs Sammie McPhail was named Council President at a recent meeting in the school auditorium. New officers include Mrs B J Rollins president and Mrs L E Gay vice president, with Mrs C J Taylor Jr secretary and Mrs Steve Sumpter treasurer. Flower show judge was Ann Brady of Old River Terrace Garden Club Channelview. Luncheon followed at 1006 Lakeside Drive.
Mrs. Ann Frazier was installed president of the Pilot Club at Baytown on May 18. Officers include first vice president Gregor, second vice president Geneva Ferguson, secretary J. W. Ainsworth, treasurer Walter Dean, recording secretary Bill Strickler, and corresponding secretary. Directors are Mable Black A D Wilkinson and Raymond Risher. The event drew 17 members with perfect attendance and 35 guests and members, with reveled remarks by Rev. R. M. Cheek and readings of the Code of Ethics.
Baytown League of Women Voters will hold a general meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Citizens National Bank lobby. Speakers include Dr W A Quebedeaux Jr of the Harris County Health Department and Jack E Walker of the Baytown Humble Oil and Refining Co. The program covers pollution in the Houston Ship Channel and San Jacinto River, current control efforts, and agency cooperation. Walker discusses needed pollution controls and Brady notes Humble’s preventive measures from Wirely industry.
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