Names and hometown moves noted in Just Folks column
Local notes show Billy Starkey moving from Alaska to New York City with his family, Billie Laughlin weekend visit to Georgetown with her parents, Baylor music students Patricia Keller and Carolyn Draeger at a junior music club convention in Beaumont, and others including Gertrude Johnson authoring a polio study article. Also listed are Barbara Ann White, Nadine Green, and various visiting relatives and guests staying with Baytown area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Starkey
Alaska
New York City
H. W. Starkey
Highlands
Baytow
Patricia Keller
Ataytown
Carolyn Draeger
Federation of Junior Music
Beaumont
Carolyn
Patricia
Bass and Trebine Club
Baytown
Madelene
Wiss
Gertrude C. Johnson
Tor O
Sjohnson
Isc
Barbara Ann Whitessides
Baylor
Jean Harrell
San Antonio
Mrs Wilburn Conducts Last Lesson In Study
Mrs Wilburn led the last lesson in study at a Grace Methodist church circle meeting in a home on 905 West Loirit. Ms Chelles Farr presented a devotional and Mrs Jebracke shared an Indian story. Refreshments were served. next meeting planned for December 1 at Mrs A J Newman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo de Wilburn
Gtr
Grace Methdist Church
Jack Boyd
West Loirit
Chelles Farr
Johnebracke
Bete Hame
A. J. Newman
Bats West Humble
Art League Plans Flouston Exhibit at Shamrock Hotel
Plans for the art exhibit to run Saturday through Tuesday at the Shamrock Hotel were discussed by the Art League of Baytown at the Community House. Members will bring pictures ceramics and woven articles Friday and retrieve them the following Wednesday. James Langham led a postmeeting clinic while the group reviewed an oil landscape oil abstract and four water color sketches. Hostesses Miss Jane Boydell and Mrs. T. G. Fuller served cake and punch to about 30 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock Hotel
Art League of Baytown
James Langham
Jane Boydell
T. G. Fuller
Fragmented query about automatic washers in use
The readable portion suggests a question about automatic washing machines being used in a Rok while waiting. The text is garbled with many typos, making exact entities unclear.
Calendar events for Wednesday at local clubs and churches
Morning Music at Community house 9 20 a m Golden Age at Trinity Episcopal 2 p m San Jacinto PTA Burnet PTA Priscilla club at Mrs Matthews 301 East Pearce Lydia class Central Baptist home of Mrs Hataway 720 Bolster Beulah Circle Grace Methodist 7 30 pm Lakewood Garden club at Mrs Nevil 209 Lakewood drive 9 am Wesleyan Service Guild home of Mrs Bussey 1008 West Mar TH 7 39 p m Blanche Barkaleo Circle Grace Methodist home of Mrs Hearndon 1817 East James 1 20 p m AAU board meeting Community house 7730 pm 38 Study club home of Mrs Cloud 608 East Defoe 2 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Age Club
Trinity Episcopal Church
San Jacinto
Parent-Teacher Association
Burnet Pta
Priscilla’ Club
Royce Matthews
East Pearce
Lydia
Central Baptist Church
W. C. Hataway
Bolster
Beulsh
Grace Methodist Church
Lakewood Garden Club
Nevil
Lakewood Drive
Wesleyan Service Guild
T. Bussey
West Mar TH
Blanche Barkaleo
W. W. Hearndon
East James
American Association of University Women
F. G. Cloud
East Defoe
Mary Tarrant Circle Sees Slides At Meet
Mary Tarrant Circle held a Monday meeting at Mrs. Z. V. Warren Jr. 1808 Utah. Mrs. Henry Lyles projected three slides on stewardship and happiness in the home. The devotional titled Ambassadors for Christ was given by Mrs. Paul Gutkowsti. Mrs. R. Oliphant Jr. was co hostess. Sixteen members and one visitor, Mrs. Lyles, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy Tarrant Circle
Z. V. Warren Jr
Utah
Henry Lyles
Christ
Paul Gutkowsti
R. ©. Oliphant Jr
Lyles
Sandra Sutphin to Lead Brownie Troop Sl
Sandra Lynn Sutphin named patrol leader for Brownie Troop Sl with Rebecca Gonzalez as assistant patrol leader and Sandra Streich as scribe. Nancy Arnold elected treasurer and Viva Marie Atchison will serve as parliamentarian. Patsy Kennedy leads with Mrs. L. E. James assisting. Playing cards traced to 802 AD in Amdustan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Lynn Sutphin
Rebecca Gonzalez
Sandra Streich
Nancy Arnold
Viva Marie Atchison
Patsy Kennedy
L. E. James
Mama Switches Careers- Children Changed Her Job
Elise Bialk, a Winnetka mother and author of eight children's books, left reporting to write for kids after her daughters urged her to create readable work. Her latest The Silver Purse joins a busy schedule with private life, publisher meetings, and public lectures across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GAY Pauley
New York
Mama
Elise Bialk
Miss Bialk
World
Martin Krautter
Chicago
Coleumnist
Winnetka
Barry Fitzgerald
Veronica Lake
Jean Caulfield
Miss Bist
Wooster Garden Club to Study Arrangements
The Wooster Garden club will meet at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. H O Skaggs One Schreck. Members are asked to bring arrangements to the meeting with Mrs. F J McMichael co hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wooster Garden Club
H O. Skaggs
Schreck
F. J. McMichael
Mrs. Cooke To Talk On Educational Systems
Mrs. C. E. Cooke will compare foreign education systems with the American system in a talk to the 39 Study club. The meeting is at 2 30 p m in the home of Mrs. F G Cloud 605 East DeFoe Lakewood Gardeners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Cooke
39 Study Club
F. G. Cloud
East DeFoe
Mrs Blackburn presents last chapter of study
Mrs J B Blackburn presented the last chapter from the study book These Rights We Hold to the Nettie Rather circle of Grace Methodist church Monday at Mrs A H Cornelius's home. The session featured talks on Freedom and Industrial Freedom, Respecting Minorities, Sources of Freedom, Living Abundantly, and a devotional on the Ten Commandments. Members brought used clothing for Korea. 15 members attended. Next meeting will be December 1 at the church with Mrs B K Harris hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Blackburn
Nettie Rather
Grace Methodist
A. H. Cornelius
Park
A. Niederhofer
R. Lumley
Steele McDonald
C. C. Bowman
R. W. Barku- Too
Korea
B. K. Harris
Golden Age Club Postpones Meeting
The Golden Age club postpones its regular Wednesday gathering to the next Wednesday due to a bazaar organized by the Associated Women of Trinity Episcopal Church. The parish house hosts the club and bazaar events. The Goose Creek Order of the Eastern Star plans a chili dinner Saturday at the old Figgly Wiggly building from 11 am to 8 pm, with tickets at one dollar. The first telegraph message originated in the U S Supreme Court room in the Capitol to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Age Club
S. Clark
Associated Women of
Trinity Episcopal Church
Goose Creek Order of the Eastern Star
United States Supreme Court Room
Capitol
Baltimore
Six Horace Mann Ninth Graders Feted At Dance
Six Horace Mann ninth graders were honored at a Saturday night dance in the Community House. Honorees were Ancene Mes sick Betty Bevers Edna Jett Doris Maxis Nancy Boyer and Gail Nettles. Hostesses were the girls mothers Mrs Tony Messick Mrs J C Boyers Mrs G 5 Brown Mrs Rachel Maxtie Mrs Clifton Boyer and Mrs B Nettles. Mrs Maxie and Mrs Boyer could not attend. Decorations featured pastel hues of blue pink orchid and green. The serving table with a tree cloth center piece Horn of Plenty and cake and punch were served to about 200 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann
Ancene Messick
Betty Bevers
Edna Jett
Doris Maxis
Nancy Boyer
Gail Nettles
Tony Messick
J. C. Boyers
G. 5. Brown
Rachel Maxtie
Clifton Boyer
B. Nettles
Maxie
Harry Bonds to Be Honored at Community Dance
Horace Mann student Harry Bonds celebrates his 14th birthday with a duck themed party at the Community House on Tuesday night. Mrs Buck Bonds will fetcher Harry to the event, with about 85 fellow students invited to attend. Population figure noted: U S 1950 census total 150,697,361.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Bonds
Harry
Horace Mann
Two Year Old Edgar J Wotipka Birthday Celebration
Edgar John Wotipka, aged two, son of Mr and Mrs Ed gar J Wotipka of 1219 Cherry, celebrates his second birthday on Tuesday. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Edward Kotrin of Crosby and Mr and Mrs Ed Wotipke of Bigtown. great grandmother is Mrs Anna Romanek of Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar John
Edgar J. Wotipka
Cherry
Edward Kotrin
Crosby
Ed Wotipke
Bigtown
Anna Romanek
Births in Baytown and San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Stork announces the birth of Rita Marie to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ryan Jr in a Baytown hospital on Friday, weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces. Grandparents: A. J. Nelson of Fairbanks and S. S. Ryan of Houston. McElhannon couple greet daughter Joan born Sunday at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital. Grandparents: W. E. Lauland of 121 Arbor and Stewart McElhannon of Winder Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Ryan Jr
Maryland
Baytown Hospital
Rita Marie
A. J. Nelson
Fairbanks
SS. Ryan
Houston
Mrs Stefani Named Lead Cancer Service in Baytown
Mrs Harry Stefani was named chairman of a Baytown committee to follow up cancer cases and provide services to those in need. Dr Bruce, chairman of the American Cancer Society in Baytown, announced the appointment and noted the society is monitoring six to eight local cases. He urged Baytown doctors to contact Mrs Stefani for information about the society’s work and said the committee will assist doctors in patient follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stefani
Baytown
Bruce
American Cancer Society
Stefani
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Mrs. Cooke
Lakewood Gardners
Malcolm Jones
Paul Nevill
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Registered Nurses Society
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Alien Bloxom
Mrs. Blackburn
Harry Bonds
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