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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1964
Page
4
A fragmented report notes recognitions and affiliations of regional figures linked to Huntsville, Sam Houston State etchets Celieze, and the Zions Cinb 2rd Elks Lodge. It mentions roles in the Rockdets, Mester, Shriner, and Peowerd boards, along with Methodist ties and a Sept 2859 date reference.
Readers are provided a dense weekday schedule of clubs, chapters and associations with times and venues. Items include Beta Sigma Phi, Eastern Star, Garden Clubs, Parent Teacher groups, and bridge clubs in Goose Creek and nearby areas, noting locations such as First National Bank, Sterling Municipal Library, and various halls and buildings. The listings portray a busy civic calendar with diverse gatherings throughout Monday to Thursday, including dinners, demonstrations, and study groups.
Dress doll patterns offered by Marian Martin list No 3119 for slender dolls in sizes 8 inch 1 1/2 inch 20 inch. Pattern costs fifty cents plus 15 cents extra for first class mail and handling. Send name address zone size and style number to Pattern Dept 222 West 18th St New York NY. Free pattern direct to your door from a fall winter catalog of 300 ideas.
Members of the Garden Crib Project meet to announce the third week of November actions. Mrs Mackinnon presided at the meeting held in Mrs Willian Reveley’s home. Four new members were welcomed, and a Christmas party is planned for Morris Rest Home in December. Flowers calendars orders arrived, and arrangements for a Federation meeting in January were discussed.
Six pledges joined Rho Zeta Chapter of BSP after meeting at Citizens National Bank. The new members named are Henry Banni, Robert Crain, Mrs. Stanley Jones, and four others with affiliations listed as Ceepier, Beta Phi, toon ahel Pledge, and chanter.
The Friendship Class of Costlw Baptist Church met at Mr and Mrs Kenneth Richardson home to discuss elections of new officers every six months and plans for church activities. Mrs Richardson announced painting the Sunday School room blue and making curtains. Gifts for Christmas exceeded 1, refreshments were served with 11 members present. Also noted were training period ends, theater party plans for January, and a bowling event where Balord Fulcher and Mrs DarRose had high games.
Mrs Jo Simmons directs Pasadena Lite Theaters second season production Monique at Pasadena Little Theater. She refuses to reveal the ending and notes all rehearsals are closed to ensure secrecy. Simmons previously played the lead in Monique in Philadelphia and is active with the Houston Shakespeare Society.
Houston officials announce Feb 24 1963 parade to start the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo week. Theme blends western ruggedness with glamour and color. Parade chief Tommy Vaughn and aides say new bearded beauty motif to accompany floats inspired by Pasadena and New Orleans showcases. Entries governed by official rules. parade entries available from 3003 Louisiana Houston.
Mrs L C Roberts led a Paul Loma Circle meeting of Second Baptist Church at Mrs J P Al Henson’s home 606 E Sterling. Circle chair Earl Myers conducted the brief session as Mrs James Head read the missionary prayer calendar. New prayer chair C C Kings was announced. Plan discussed to serve the Baptist Student Union at Lee College. Eight members attended with three visitors E A Foster WS president, Mrs Paul Stephens, and Mrs Id2 Pearl Franks. Next meeting set for 7:30 AM Tuesday with other day society circles.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Mr and Mrs Lisa Harris Reed Methodist host shed and pounds and two brothers and one sister Lloyd Russell and Marsha Darenis are Mr and dirs Barcrove and ir apd 2irs George Bryant of Highlands.
Nineteen Baytonians attended the Tejas Congress of Parents and Teachers in Dallas held November 1 to 13. Mrs. J E Schmadl and other Baytonians represented the group at the sessions with Mrs J Ranforth of Fort Worth presiding and delivering the keynote on the theme We the Parent-Teachers Association cooperate in the School Story. Speakers included Afri g Snowden and Dr Wayne H Hellman.
Final plans for the marriage of Virginia Ann Burrell and Dewey Eugene Phillips are set for Saturday at Coady Baptist Church. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Durell and Mr. and Mrs. Payne. honor attendants include Sue MGs and Chip Payne with Kathryn Paillins as bridesmaid and Douglas Allze as groomsman.
Mrs J E Bowman led a Bible study in Mont Belvieu as the Second Baptist circle meets for a foreign mission book study in the church auditorium at 9 20 a m Tuesday The session will explore Frontiers of Advance taught by Mrs Ronnie Skaggs involving Drs Lerry Hight and Mrs Brannon and other members.
Mrs George Armer hosted a Woman's Missionary Union gathering with Mrs J W Ferrell assisting. Geraldine Flewellen led the 78s in meeting duties while Mrs Omar Scherer gave the invocation. Members discussed a November project to send goods to the South Texas Children's Home in Beeville.
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