Luncheon Honors Julia Hartman at The Tower
Julia Hartman, a Robert E. Lee High School graduate, was honored at a luncheon at The Tower on Wednesday. Hostesses were Mrs. B. W. Keyser and Mrs. John M. D. Heald. Attendees included Merllee Anderson, Paula Hodge, Sue Ammons, Cary Altman, Nancy Arnold, Mickle Dueger, Anne Bridges, and Joan Reilly. Mrs. Harry Hartman, the honoree’s mother, attended as a special guest. A corssage and a REL ’60 charm for a bracelet were presented to Julia.
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Robert E. Lee
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Boyd Birth in Winston-Salem Announces Kimberly Ann
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Boyd of Winston-Salem NC announce the birth of a daughter, Kimberly Ann. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Caries of Galax VA and Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Boyd of Baytown.
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Charles H. Boyd
Winston-Salem
N.C
Kimberly Ann
H. G. Caries
Galax
Jack M. Boyd
Baytown
Plans Announced for Beaird Koepke Wedding
Miss Elizabeth Beaird and Tom Koepke plan to wed at Central Baptist Church with Rev. Dan Gardner officiating. Maid of honor Lois Ann Simpson and junior bridesmaid Loynita Beaird, best man Jerry Taylor, and multiple groomsmen and ushers are listed. Reception follows in church fellowship hall with a house party assisting.
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Elizabeth Beaird
Tommy Koepke
Central Baptist Church
Dan Gardner
Lois Ann Simpson
Maida
Sharon Jes
See
Jack L. Welch
Conroe
T. D. Goodwin Jr
Broom
Loynita Beaird
Jerry Taylor
Robert H. Koepke
Clarence Rowls
Mike Moryall
Sherman
Jack Beaird
Lare Hal Cook
Carl McFarland
Ronnie Nell
Mike Waldie
Carla Eckles
Beaumont
Tommy Beaird
Pasadena
Karla Kay Opryshek
Doug Terry
Church Fellowship Hall
Carolyn Gunter
Rose Marie Cernoch
Linda Rosenkranz
Rena Schrock
Mary Ehrhardt
Judy Endel
Jack D. Terry Jr
R. H. Chandler
Golden Years Is Program by Minerva Study Club
Mrs. H Yawn presented The Golden Years program at the Minerva Study Club meeting hosted by Mrs. E L Hildebrand in 2002 Alabama. The talk stressed aging as a universal, minute by minute process, not a privilege, and closed with the remark Forty is the old age of youth, fifty is the youth of old age. Lunch for 18 members followed.
Soviet Spy Devices To Fill U S Trophy Room
U S intelligence reports detail more Soviet bugging gear found in U S embassies and a projected need to fill a trophy room with tiny cameras and surveillance gadgets. Officials note over a decade of covert devices, including microphones and hidden cameras, with experts predicting continued rapid deployment and easy removal by both sides.
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U.S
Washington
U. S
Goose Creek Rainbows Schedule Installation
Goose Creek Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls installs Charlene Pollard as worthy advisor at 7 20 p m Friday in the Masonic Hall. Penny Curtin named as worth associate advisor with Kay Morrow heading the installation team and multiple officers listed with names and roles. Lavender and white are colors with lavender mums as flower and a Micah 6 8 based theme Be just and merciful and obey God.
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Charlene Pollard
N. M. Pollard
Stimpson
Goose Creek
Karol Turner
Ruth Reader
Melanie Coburn
Janie Scott
Hope
Carol Badgley
Peggy Pollard
Connie Pollard
God
South Plains Hit By Hail and Storms Across Texas Panhandle
The Associated Press reports Hall heavy rains and high winds swept a wide area of the South Plains and West Texas as thunderstorms roared early Monday.
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South Plains
West Texas
Tariff Debate on Lamb Meat Imports Anticipated
Washington AP reports the U S Tariff Commission is to rule June 2 on a sheepmen bid for higher protection against lamb meat imports largely from Australia and New Zealand. Ted R Kell, son in law of Clyde Glesan, was named winner of Lamar State College of Technology’s Outstanding Civil Engineering Student Award for 1969. Kell, a Lamar senior and president of the Lamar Society of Civil Engineers, is employed by E Z DuPont Construction Division in Beaumont and hails from Nederland via Baytown.
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Australia
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Texas Society of Professional Engineers
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Summer Mexico Tour Led by CB Teacher from Cedar Bayou
Cedar Bayou Spanish teacher David Jaso will lead a three week summer workshop in Puebla Mexico from June 12 to July 10. Accompanying Baytown educators include Joe Roman and Joe Hughes with students from various Texas districts. The itinerary covers Puebla Cathedral Rosary Chapel and sites like Techicva and Xochimilco with optional excursions to Acapulco and Vera Cruz.
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Area Gardeners Invited To Yard Lighting Talk
Dirt Gardeners Horticulture Clubs and Power in Houston host a 7 30 pm yard lighting talk at the home of Mr. F J MacBlain on Crow Road. Don D Walsh will lead with Mrs Dal Grigg and Mrs W G Metteke among representatives from area nurseries. Miss Marilyn Roberts will present the lighting decorator program with door prizes and refreshments.
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F. J. MacBlain
Fred Hederhorst
Crow Road
Dal Grigg
Area Nurseries
W. G. Metteke
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Prunes Featured As Handy Summer Pantry Staple
Prunes serve as a versatile ingredient from breakfast to dessert and pair well with meats, poultry, fish, and salads. They can be eaten plain or stuffed with goat cheese, and bake nicely in breads and spice cakes, while fresh vegetables from Harris County farms offer good prices amid harvest overlaps. Outdoor meals rise on porches and patios with a range of meat cuts for grilling, including thick-beamed rib and sirloin, with portions about one pound per serving.
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Harris County
Morrell Park Garden Club Meeting Set for June Seventh
Morrell Park Garden Club plans a meeting on June seventh with Mr. Hines as host. Members and two guests viewed film strips of a duck hunting trip by Jim Nelson in November and a trip to Bellingrath Gardens in Alabama. President George Adams led a brief business session.
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Morrel Park
Mexican Migrant Inflow Tops 75,000 Monthly
MENICO CITY AP reports the Ministry of the Interior says at least 75,000 Mexican workers will enter the United States each month in June through September. Through January, 43,937 migratory workers have entered US, about 50,000 returned, and over 1,000 renewed contracts. Estimated total for the year reaches 410,000 workers entering US.
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Ministry of the Interior
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