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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1950

Page

5

Channelview couple wed in Church ceremony

Miss Shirley Faye Newton wed Leon Everitt Moore in Channelview Methodist Church as attendees noted the altar with white gladioli and tapers. The bride wore imported white satin with a fingertip veil and carried orchids, with maid of honor June Hendrix in aque chiffon and pink bouquets. Guests included relatives from Channelview Baytown and Lake Charles.

Leon Everitt Moore Channelofter Channelview Methodist Church Pride Shirley Faye Newton Yurs E. G. Newton Channelview T Savgater B. W. Moore Highlands James H. Jones Jones Coronel June Hendrix Channel

Cedar Bayou Eastern Star to Install New Officers

Cedar Bayou Eastern Star will install new officers in public rites at 8 p m tomorrow at Cedar Bayou Masonic Hall Mrs Rudy Helfin will be installed as Worthy Matron and Calvin Johns as Worthy Patron Airs Cuba Greer installing officer will be assisted by Mesdames Lyda Mae Jennings marshal Omega Huddle chaplain Evelyn Hafer secretary and Ethel Bush organist Completing the roster of newly elected officers are Mrs Annie Mae Gardner associate matron Elen Gardner secretary Edith Mery Smith treasurer Ouida Carter conductress Annie De Bruhl associate conductress Louise Himes chaplain Opal Orms marshal Madaline Harmon organist Mais Johnson Adah Dorothy Jones Ruth Susie Mae Jones Esther Agnes Haynes Martha Hazel Griffin Electra Louise Tavis warder and LeRoy Hafer sentinel

Rudy Helfin Calvin Jobns Cedar Bayou Order of Eastern Star Cedar Bayou Masonic Hall Cuba Greer Mesdames Lyda Mae Jennings Omega Huddle Evelyn Hafer Ethel Bush Annie Mae Gardner Elen Gardner Edith Mery] Smith Ouida Carter Annie de Bruhl Louise Himes Opal Orms Marshal Madaline Harmon Mais Johnson Adah Dorothy Jones Ruth Susie Mae Jones Esther Agnes Haynes Martha Hazel Griffin Electra Louise. Tavis Warder LeRoy Hafer Sentinel

Bride Elect Honored At Wooster Lawn Party

Miss Katherine Green of Neches was the party honoree at a Wooster lawn gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Johnson. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to Sam Pryor Jr. of Wooster with green and white decor, punch service led by Miss Lacey Rae Pryor, and a gift table displaying crystal from attendees. Also present were numerous Pryor relatives and friends. Some 76 percent of American women own at least two kinds of lipstick.

Glenda Ryals Mary Jo Watson Baytown H. B. Bonds Miriam Bonds, Birs. &. Hyrsis W. EB. Watson R. T. Shymanski Katherine Green Neches J. S. Johnson Wooster Green Sam Pryor, Jr Lacey Rae Pryor Sam Pryor Monroe Pryor Joe Macon R. R Pryor M.C. Setlitt Flord Clements Air H.l Platt John Starling R. G Pryor Burnet Hite Houston Nina Ruth. Cooper Robert E. Lee High School Ceder Bayou

Hot Foods for Summer Diets and Dishes

Diet for hot weather emphasizes hot foods year round. Two informal supper dishes are outlined: Chive Cheese Rarebit and a savory egg cracker bake. Recipes include butter, flour, mustard, Worcestershire, milk, cheddar, chives, and crackers with steps for preparation and baking. Local social notes follow, including a weiner roast for Miss Nina Ruth Cooper and meetings of church circles and a Bible study gathering.

Elizabeth Toomey New York

Former Baytonian Marries In Ceremony At Houston

Carolyn Gene Rosenzweig, daughter of Agron and Mrs Rosenzweig of Houston, married Raymond Jay Kaufman in a home ceremony. Rabbi Ayman Schachtel officiated. wedding party included Saranne Rosenzweig and Mrs Robert Reader. The couple will reside at 7226 Cambridge after a New Orleans honeymoon.

Houston 7 Pen Sinaay Carolyn Gene Rosenzweig Raymond ‘Jay Beufman Rabb Ayman Judah Schachtel Agron Rosenzweig 4401 Lazrel Drive Baytown Saranne” Rosenzweig Robert Reader Ben Kaufman The Shamrock Kaufmar Lake Charles Louisiana Alen Kline Joel Rosenzweig Bartown Gera Lee Enstein Bay City Joan Saltz Jackie Reader Sara Jo Kline Khaufman Ward-Belmort” Preparatory School Washville Tennessee University of Texas F Alpha Eatity Texas Military Institute San Antonio University of Texas Phi Sliema’ Delta’ Fraternity New Orleans Cambridge

Homemakers Class Elect New Group Captains

At the Second Baptist Church Homemakers class meeting in Mrs. Guy’s home, Mrs T E Guy and Mrs Nona McBride were elected captains. Twelve members and one honorary member attended, with refreshments served. The piece notes the Navy periscope was invented by Thomas Doughty in 1863.

T. E. Guy Nona McBride Second Baptist’Church Guy Ralph Lambright Thomas Doughty United States Navy

Sixth Annual Flower Show Is Presented

A large Baytown crowd attended the sixth annual flower show by the Wesleyan Service Guild of St Mark's Methodist Church at the Baytown Community House. Co chairs Mrs Harry Combs and Miss Janice Manteris organized a public event from 6 30 to 8 30 pm with help from Mrs Sem Huweiler of La Porte. Judging was by Mrs George McKillan Mrs I R May and Mrs Miles Smithers of Houston. Major awards went to Mrs J B Clements for pink gladiol arrangements, with runner up Mrs Wo EO Brill, and honorable mentions to Mrs I W Cornelius with white daisies and Mrs W Combs with pink petunias. The horticulture ribbon went to Mrs J H Aydelotte for begonias, runner up Miss Nancy Kelly for summer flowers, and honorable mention to Mrs Knox Thomas for pink dabliss. C S Cater won the men's division for a garden and vegetables display. In the children’s class Miss Welda Ruth Day won first.

J. H.aydelotte Nancy Kelly Gopation Knox Thomas C. 5 Cater Welda Ruth Day

Coal mining hazards cited as second most dangerous job

Coal mining is identified as the second most hazardous occupation in the United States, reporting 46.09 joint-time accidents per million manhours of work.

United States

Polio Victim Sees Hope for Full Recovery in Waco

James Edward Pitts of Troy Texas, crippled by polio in November 1947, spent weeks in an iron lung and years undergoing various therapies. After two months of Chiropractic treatment at Parker Chiropractic Clinic he reports dramatic gains including standing, partial walking progress, and renewed strength, believing he is on the road to recovery.

Waco James Edward Pitts Troy Texas Pitts Jim Pitts Parker’ Chiropractic Clinic Jim Edward Pith Parker Clinic Parker Chiropractic Clinic Parker Chiropractic Chines Parker Chiropractic Parker Justin

Houston Housewife Freed From Stomach Trouble by Chiropractic

Mrs Avis Dixon of Houston credits immediate relief from chronic stomach pain since 1946 to Chiropractic therapy at Parker Chiropractic Clinic. She reports no further spells after one adjustment and urges others to seek chiropractic care for better health.

Houston Avis Dixon Deborah Mrs. Dixon

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