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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1954
Page
5
Newlyweds Mr F M Sutton and Mrs Mary M Matthews Sutton reside at 1908 Mary Bay City after their Friday wedding at 8 pm in Morrell with Rev Brooks Sasse officiating. About 50 guests attended the reception with a Bay City house party and gladioli decorations.
Mrs Zula Champion grand chief of the Pythian Sisters will make an official visit Tuesday night to Aquarian Temple No 136 City hall The Most Excellent Chief Mrs Ruby Heflin has called a special meeting for this occasion begin at 7 30 p m The grand chief will be accompanied by Mrs Fannie Gordon supreme chief of Dallas They will be house guests of Mrs Heflin during their Baytown visit.
Ted Roberts of the University of Houston will address the Baytown Home Economics Association Monday at 7 30 p m in Mrs J B Aydelotte s home 490 Burnet Drive His topic is Today s Fashion Trend Members are asked to invite one guest
Miss Carolyn Busch and Charles Bertram Rees Jr announce their wedding to be held Saturday at Grace Methodist Church Baytown at 5 p.m. Rev Milton Jordan will officiate Mrs Keith King will be organist and Barbara Clark of Baytown and Fort Worth will sing. Attendants include Mrs A J Busch Jr as matron of honor and Eileen Arthur R Rees of Austin as best man. Ushers are John H Foy San Antonio and Clan R Brewer Houston. Reception at the bride’s parents home 214 West Adoue Baytown. The couple will reside in Austin.
Miss Mary Alice Slagle became the bride of Rueben Barnett in a Saturday seven p.m. ceremony at Central Assembly of God church with the Rev. Lonnie Bowlen officiating. The couple will reside at 1512 Yaupon. the bride is a Robert E. Lee alumna employed at Kress’s. the groom, a Robert E. Lee graduate, works at Johnson’s Lumble.
October brought busy birthday festivities for Odis Muennink and his wife as they marked their children Charylene Ann, age ten, and Donnie, age five. Charylene’s theater party included guests Charlotte Riley Jenestie Padar Susan Bryan Carole King and Mary Beth Watts with candy bags. A barbecue dinner followed at the Muennink home 1702 Wilburn. Donnie’s Halloween party featured guests Becky Ronie McCraw Joven Warford Beth Erwin Connie and Linda Chase Janet Pace Charles Strauss and his sisters Nancy Sue and Charylene Ann with balloon favors and candy in a black cat theme.
Baytown Service League members will visit Baytown schools during National Education Week on November 11. Reports on these visits are due at the December 3 meeting at Mrs Halsey’s home 3229 Ohio. Various members hosted events and updates include Region Four workshop in Hattiesburg and a briefing on the national board of junior auxiliaries. An eye testing program is to be completed by November 23 and expansion efforts discussed for future chapters. Coffee was hosted by Mrs Filbert.
Grace Methodist kindergarten pupils were feted with a Halloween party Friday morning at the church. Hostesses were Mrs. Percy Fayle, Mrs. T. K. Stewart, Mrs. W. C. Yeogers, Mrs. Ewell Clark, Mrs. T. F. Pullen. Large pumpkins filled with dried stars and flowers decorated the space. Coffee and cookies were served to 55 guests. Children presented a program under the direction of Mrs. J. J. Blackburn.
The Baytown Sun lists a crowded sewing calendar with multiple circle meetings at churches and homes including the East Harris Federation of Garden clubs fifth annual show. It notes pattern orders from Pattern Bureau Baytown and a Fashion World fall-winter edition, plus morning meetings at Community House and various church circles through the day.
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