Woman's Club Celebrates 98th Anniversary At Tea
The Woman's club marked its 98th anniversary with a Friday tea at Mrs. W. Wilburn's home 1406 East Texas. The meeting featured a bronze chrysanthemum centerpiece, fall fruit buffet, and the club’s name change from Friendly Bayou Home Demonstration to Friendly Bayou without the prefix. Mrs. E. L. Smith served refreshments to 11 members, and Mrs. J. T. Porter reviewed The Silver Chalice by Thomas Costain. Over 50 members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
The
Friendly Bayou
Eemonstration Club
E. L. Smith
W. C. Smith
Ben F. Ammons
X. B. Reed
Thomas Costain
J. T. Porter
Memorial Baptist church hosts Bethany class devotional
Mrs Tuck led a devotional at a fried chicken supper for Memorial Baptist Church Bethany class. Members and their husbands gathered for the meal with Mrs Harold Burton presiding over a short business meeting. The group then sang several songs with Mrs A L Jordan at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrel ‘Tuck
Bethany
Memorial Baptist Church
Harold Burton
A. L. Jordan
St Jude's Society Spaghetti Supper Planned
St Jude's Altar and Rosary Society of Highlands to host a spaghetti supper and games party at 6 pm on November 23. The event follows a Thursday meeting in the parish hall led by Mrs. Fred DeLaune with a Rosary recitation. Mrs. C E Bird, president, presided and asked members to say a decade of the Rosary daily. hostesses were Mrs Bird and Mrs EB Smith. refreshments served to 20 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SL Jude's Altar and
Rosary Society of
Social Calendar: religious and community group meetings
Monday events list multiple gatherings at local churches and clubs. Goose Creek Order of the Eastern Star meets 7:30 p.m. at Masonic Hall. Art League of Baytown at Community House 7 p.m. St Annes guild at 7 p.m. Trinity Episcopal. Woman's auxiliary at First Presbyterian 7:20 p.m. Aliie Nunan circle at Mrs Jack Boyd West Lobit 2 p.m. Mary Tarrant circle at Mrs Warren Wey 1088 Utan 7:30 p.m. Seth Ward class Cedar Bayou Methodist 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Creek
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Art League of
Baytown
St. Anne’s Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
P.m. Woman's Amiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Aliie Nunan
Grace Methodist Church
Jack Boyd
West Lobit
Mary Tarrant
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Warren Wey
Utan
Seth Ward
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Pam
Wooster Circle Hosts Play at St Mark's Church
The Wooster circle of St Mark's Methodist church hosted a joint meeting Thursday to present the play We Call It Freedom. Led by Mrs. P. F. Bennett and the Wooster circle study group, the event featured Mrs. Wayne H. McCloskey and others, with 23 members and two guests attending. Coffee and cookies were served. Next gathering planned at Mrs. F. Bennett's North Coady Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster and Crayly Bunting
St Mark's Methodist Church
Wooster
R. C. Reed
P. F. Bennett
Wayne H. McCloskey
Dale Schwartzkopf
C. H. Marshall
G. Rex Curtin
E. J
Howard Bennett
Eskridge, Kan
B. Striklin
Wooster Cirehe
FP. FL Bennett
North Coady Road
Crosby Baptist Brotherhood Talk By Barber in Crosby
Crosby Baptist Brotherhood gathers for a barbecue supper at 6 45 p m with A R Gatubn Houston barber as guest speaker The Crosby Women of the First Baptist plan to organize a businesswomen's circle of the Women's Missionary Union Virginia Langley circle formed for young married women Officers and visiting relatives are listed The Crosby Methodist church completes stewardship week study part of a four year program with speakers from nearby towns A baby girl Patricia Ann born to Yimmie V Patrick and a boy Raymond Desh born to Joe Polka families announce newborns A Crosby American Legion auxiliary to host a 7 30 p m December 6 game party at the Legion hall with 50 cent admission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby Baptist Church
A. R. Gatubn
Houston
Crosby
First Baptist Enurch
Women’s Missionary Union
Virginia Langley
A. W. Jester
Kenneth Balthrop
Secre
Crosby Methodist Church
A. KE. Alexander
H. A. Springfield
Mont Belvieu
James Jones
Highlands
James Sherwood
Baytown
Crosby Post
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Huffman Briefs Visitors and Local Happenings
In Huffman and nearby, residents hosted guests from Houston Baytown Dalsetta and Arizona. J. E. Conner plans to return to Generali Tire soon after medical care for hardened arteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee McKinney
Marvin McKinney
Houston
W.W. Schumaker
Suzanne
Baytown
Harry Rogers
Harry Rogers JR
Dalsetta
McKinney
J. E. Conner
Generali Tire and Rubber Co
Achievement Day 125 at Highlands Demonstration Event
Achievement Day event drew 125 guests at Highlands Home where Channelview Demonstration Club judged entries. Judges Mrs. Stumbo Rotenberry Turner, with blue ribbons awarded to Barrow Thompson Hance Dawkins Platt and others for quilts lamp base chair and tomatoes. Rotenberry won satin comforter. proceeds from raffle totaled $29.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channelview
AL Stumbo
E. £. Rotenberry
R. D. Turner
J. B. Barrow
Clyde ‘Thompson
T. H. Lucas
J. B. Hance
H. L. Dawkins
S. Platt
Sten
Rotenberry
Miss Taylor and Jack Heard Wed in Memorial Baptist Ceremony
Mary Elizabeth Taylor and Jack Heard exchanged vows at 10 am on Friday in Memorial Baptist Church with Rev A L Jordan presiding. The couple planned a weeklong honeymoon to Normangee where Beard purchased a ranch. The bride, formerly of Shreveport Louisiana, owned a beauty salon. They will reside at 12 West Defee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Taylor
Jack Heard
A. L. Jordan
Memorial Baptist Parsonage
Weel
Normangee
Beard
Shreveport
Go Beauty Salon
West Defee
Givenchy as Glamour Idol of Fashion World
New York reports Hubert de Givenchy, 26, famed French designer, resembles a matinee idol and gains fame for using plain white shirting in his garments. He sketches fashion, works with American manufacturers, and favors creating for American women noting their taller, slimmer figures.
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New York
France
Hubert de Givenchy
de Givenchy
Paris
Jacques Fath
Robert Piguet
Elsa Schisparelli
Baytown Education Week Ends With Open House Tours
American Education week closed Saturday ending a week long Baytown open house at the schools. School and Parent Teacher groups hosted events to acquaint patrons with student work. A Baytown board of education led a guided tour of the school system for civic readers.
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Baytown
Baytown Board of Education
Baytown Education Association
Friendly Acres Club Studies Yale Wrappings
The Friendly Acres Home Demonstration club held a covered dish luncheon and Christmas wrappings demonstration at Mrs. C.K. Spencer's home on North Main. Members learned gift wrapping techniques from Mrs. Bird and Mrs. Dennis. Mrs. Bird also offered will-making tips to the 16 members and five visitors. Channelview judges evaluated members’ prep for Rally day, with Highlands visitors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Acres Home Demonstration Club
C.K. Spencer
North Main
E. #. Bird
B.A. Dennis
Bird
R. D. Turner
M. R. Stumbo
B. F. Rosenberry
Channelview
G. R.skinner
D. Thompson
J. B. Hance
Highlands
Devotional by Mrs Edwards at First Baptist Class
Mrs J G Edwards led a devotional from Psalms for the Queen Esther class at her home 2208 West Main. Eleven members three guests and 18 children attended with spice cake coffee and tea. Guests included Mrs Pete Sheppard Mrs Bill Dean and Mrs John Roseman. The group will meet at 10 am next Friday at Mrs Otto Mullens 115 Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G. Edwards
First Baptist Church
West Main
Pete Sheppard
Bill Dean
John Roseman
Otto Mullens
Wooster
Mrs Broussard Speaks To Kindergarten Club
Mrs Wesley Broussard spoke at the First Baptist Kindergarten Mothers' club in the church. Plans were made to send Thanksgiving boxes to needy Baytown families and a Christmas party was discussed. A new committee for child affairs was appointed: Mrs Edwin Frazier, Mrs H L Boggess, and Mrs EB Roth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Broussard
First Baptist Kindergarten Mothers
Baytown
N. EB. O'Grady
Edwin Frazier
H. L. Boggess
EB. ©. Roth
Just Folks Names N Notes at Craddock Society Pledge
MISSES JUANITA BEHYMER and PATSY DOMANGUE pledged the Charles Craddock society at Southwest Texas State Teachers College. Parents listed as Mr. and Mrs. C. C. BEHYMER of 308 North Pruett and Dr. and Mrs. W. E. DOMANGUE of 2604 Amelia. Mrs. Susie B. Ammo seen crutchbound after foot injury. accompanying charity note mentions Cleburne and R. Dare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Behymer
Patsy Domangue
Charles Cradcock Society
Southwest
Texas State Teachers College
C. C. Behymer
North Pruett
W. E. Domangue
Amelia
Minerva Study Club Hears Book Review
Minerva Study Club heard a review of A Man Called Peter at Mrs. C. Thorpe’s home on 3412 Illinois. Mrs. E. L. Hildebrande praised the book by the wife of Army chaplain Peter Marshall, noting its plea for world peace and a calmer life. Congealed salad, crackers, date bars and coffee were served to 16 members and three guests, Mrs. Joe Showers, Mrs. Vaughn Lisette, and Mrs. G. L. Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Minerva Club
C. Thorpe
Peter Marshall
Marshall
E. L. Hildebrande
Joe Showers
Vaughn Lisette
GL. Conway
Baptismal Services At Second Baptist Planned
Second Baptist church announces baptismal services during the evangelistic service at 7 45 p m Sunday led by Pastor Paul Stephens. The evening sermon is A Picturesque Funeral and Sunday morning sermon is Plans of Power. Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m with Training Union at 6 29 p m. The church radio program airs on KREL at 8 a m Sunday. Buy from your Baytown Merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
Paul Stephens
Second Baptist
KREL
Presbyterian Women To Host Thanksgiving Program
The First Presbyterian Church Women’s Auxiliary plans a Thanksgiving program at 7 30 Monday evening in the fellowship hall. Mrs. W E Farris of Port will speak on the role of women in international missions. Hostesses include Mrs Paul Picket and a committee led by Mrs T E Ball with Mrs J S Kea and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
W. E. Farris
Pothur
Tional Missions
Paul’ Picket
Picket
Mrs Deason Named Secretary Of Class
Mrs W H Deason was elected secretary of the Homemakers class at a meeting held at Mrs A L Traylor’s home 22 East Jack Mrs Traylor and Mrs Joe Dr aid the meeting Mrs HLM Thens led the opening prayer Plans for a yearbook were discussed and preparations made for Thanksgiving basket distributions to families Mrs Gig Jenkins closed the meeting with prayer Cokes open face sandwiches and cookies were served to seven members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Deason
Ot Second Pentist
A. L.traylor
East Jack
Traylor
Joe Dr
Hlm Thens
Gig * Jenkins
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Earl Kirkland
Huntington
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Mom
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Kovar Appliance Co
Crosby News
Crosby Baptist Brotherhood
F. H. Lintelman Jr
Geralds. Jones
Billy Merle Walding
Freddie Lyons
Victor Harris,jr
Thomas Leatherwood
Jack Wooten
Thomas Warren
K. G. Tafe
Texarkana
J. D.weaver
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Crosby Lions Club
Patricia Ann
Yimmie V. Patrick
Memorial Hospital
Mar
Joe Polka
Raymond Desh
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Huffman Briefs
J. Melven Hurst
EL M. Dunks
D. S. Hurst
Huffman
St. Hurst
HH. Hurst
Stephenville
Fort Benning
W. H. Scott
J. W. Barrett
Superior, Ariz, MA
A. B. Cummings
Dickinson
Scott Home
Woods’ Furniture and Appliance
Miss Taylor
Glamour Boy
A. H. Stark
Ema V. ‘Simmons
BEA
George Gentry
Robert EB. Lee High School
Linda Kay Nunes
Linda Hoy
Wilson Qualles
Coady Joxd
Anthony Nunes
New Bedford
Nancy Helmes
Friendly Acres
Yale
Mrs. Edwards
Berlin
Conn
Coffin
New Haven
Stanley Petroff
Susie B
R. Dare
Cleburne
Minerva Study Club
Presbyterian
Deason
W. Main
America
Jess
Jess Beath
Market
China
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