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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1961
Page
10
Mrs. Jon R. Baldwin was honored Wednesday at a coffee by the 39 Study Club in the vein of Birds. A. R. Padgett hosted at 6820 Bayway with former members present. Mrs. Baldwin, dressed in pink satin, received a club gift as slides of a boat trip and other activities were shown.
Four Lee College students were selected for the Hall of Fame gallery. Nominees include Larry Maker a freshman representative and dentistry major. Larry Kelley son of Baytown residents and leader at Circle K. Patsy Holcomb former teen reporter and editor of Lee Log. and Kay Clark education major serving as president of the Student Association.
Miss Noma Jean McGregor and Gerald Wayne Kilpatrick announce pre nuptial events ahead of their Tuesday 6 30 pm wedding at South Main Church of Christ with Billy Blake as minister. Attendants include J H Alexander as matron of honor and Ivy Lee Kilpatrick as best man. Guests include families from Abilene Midland and San Francisco with a Houston dinner in Doc tors Club to follow. A rehearsal dinner at the Moore home and a bridesmaids luncheon are planned with numerous relatives and friends attending.
Sixteen new members of St. Marks Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service were honored at a church parlor reception. Honorees wore name tags with blue and gold flowers. table featured Japanese cloth and yellow gladiolas with blue daisies as cookies and coffee were served.
Jerry Lea Mallory and Sharon Jones, May graduates of Robert E. Lee High, were entertained by their aunts at the Texas Batadiene Club Saturday. Guests enjoyed barbequed hamburgers, cold drinks, and cake as maroon and white decorations framed the table. Sharon received a ring. Jerry Lee got a watch. Hostesses included Mrs. Jimmy Ansel and others, with many attendees listed.
Miss Barbara Neal of 613 W Cleveland hosted the Dobie Taylor Circle Tuesday with eight members and one visitor. Neal led the program Teach Me To Pray, assisted by Mrs. E C Rhoden and Mrs B Lawhon.
Tillman Jr. and Mrs. John Craig Tillman of Houston greet daughter Ginger Rae born May 18 at San Jacinto Hospital weighing 5 pounds 7 ounces. Grandparents J C Tillman Baytown and C E Cramer Houston. Fortunes include great grandparents J C Wyman Peoria and Bur ton Tilman Braxton Miss. Sartor announces Timothy Randall born May 117 at Gulf Coast Hospital weighing 9 pounds. grandparents G C Wren and G C Sartor Teague. Fenley announces Jo Ann born May 21 at San Jacinto Hospital weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces. grandparents Helen Davidson and J R Fentey Baytown. Great-grandparents Leta McKay Humble and W D Fentey Shephard.
Mrs. R W Pipkin was installed president of Dabney-Goodwin Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at Goose Creek Country Club during May. Officers named by outgoing president W H Williams include vice presidents, secretaries, treasurer, historians and other roles, with committees set for next year and a historical program on Jefferson Davis presented by Mrs McKinney. A spring recital by LESLIE SCHOOL of Dancing is announced for June 9 at Baytown Community House, with about 70 students performing.
Edward V. Gillespie of Houston has accepted an assistantship at the University of Missouri in Columbia to teach and work on his doctorate while completing his Spanish grammar thesis. He graduates from the University of Texas and Texas Tech, plans to move with his wife and son to Missouri in August for the assignment.
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