Mrs Whitaker Honored At Mixed Shower In Hasbrouck
Mrs. John Paul Whitaker formerly Miss Judy Frazier was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted in Hasbrouck with many relatives present. An electric oven boiler was gifted. Pink roses decor, satin heart centerpiece, and pink net accents framed the reception with fruit punch and a cake designed as a bridal book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul Whitaker
Missy Judy Frazier
J. AL Savage
Wiliamis
Clark Bolin
Erwin
Larry Gates
James Wise
Ton
Frank Terry
Oo. W. Kennedy
Michael Gene Bowers
E. Frazier
H. OM. Whitaker
Savage
Don Higes
Jack Jackson
Reed
St Britie
Cedar Bayou PTA Announces Nation Night Visitation
Cedar Bayou PTA invites parents to visit junior high classes on Monday at 7 p.m. The Parents Council sponsors the event and will provide refreshments in the new cafeteria. Mrs. L A Miller is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents +Council
L. A. Miller
Community Calendar Fragments From Bayshore Week
Readable lines show a crowded calendar of clubs and meetings across Bayshore area. Listings include Wagon Wheel Square Dancers at Knights of Pythias Hall, Gamma Phi and Theta Sigma Phi chapters, Garden Clubs, Women Voters groups, Parent Teacher associations, and church or school events scheduled from morning to night across multiple venues and dates Monday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square Dancers Club
Knights of Outhvie
Out Bridge Studio
Rho Zeta
Mtr Charles Hill
Grantham
XU Gamma Chi
Slama Jin
Mera
Harald States
Ceilar
Pavan Jontar High School
Trenty Council
Honil
Beta Sigma PA
Richard Ll. Johnston
Wright Blvd
Lamar -Piremeacher Associafion
Janes Bowie Parent-Téscher
Ni Thetas Gamma Chapter
Teta Sigma
Baytown Music
Eksing McDonald
Forrest
Kaupon Garden Club
O. W. Druce
Tanglewood
Indrofessional Wes Cin
Holiday Inn
Mies
Paynes
Colby
Liagie
L. Chirk
Wisconsin
Second Baptist Marth Wattsion Circle
Second Baptist WMU To Hear Mrs. Hiebert
The Second Baptist WMU schedules a meeting featuring Mrs. Hiebert as guest speaker. Mrs. Hiebert will discuss a program titled Believing and Achieving while Abe Hinbert, a mission chair, will lead the session. The event includes serving coffee and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Wmu
Abe Hinbert
Mission Sit
Ne Nelson
H. G. Horton
Pilgrimage Set At St James House Gay Nineties Theme
The Christmas Pilgrimage by Women of Trinity Episcopal Church features St James House decorated in a Gay Nineties style. Mrs. WB Mabe chaired decorations with co-chair Mrs Harold Shales. refreshments by Mrs JF Peters and Mrs Paul Edwards. doors and entryways adorned with red ribbons, greenery, and a wreath O layout. Tickets at $1 allow visiting multiple homes in any order on the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Mabe
St. James House
Harold Sholes
Set
Baytown
Trinity Episcopal Church
St. Jamies “House
WB. Mabe
St. James
Harold Shales
J. F. Peters
Paul Edwards
W. C. Miller
Noel
Preeiny
Sholes
Chrismas
P. Walter Henekell
WW. Am, Jones Jr
Abbe
J. E. Boydell
S. R. Bethea
St. Janes
Jane
H. H. Miller
Wiliam L. Martin
Harry J. Mason
Pilgrimmage
ME. Hunter
F. J.daubert
Jack V. Baker
Jewish Center Displays Art By Guy Johnson
Guy Johnson, Lee College art instructor, will mount a one man show at the Jewish Community Center in Houston. He previously exhibited at the Teonographic Expression show in September at the Contemporary Arts Museum in Houston and will have another solo show in March at the Louisiana Gallery. His work has been featured widely in Houston. Johnson and Eva McMurrey, former Baytown Art League president, recently had a two man show at the Beaumont Art Museum. Mrs. McMurrey has earned numerous art awards across Texas. Johnson won the Schlumberger award at the 25th Texas Painting and Sculpture Exhibit in Dallas, for an oil titled And Pilot Smith Unto Them Behold the Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Johnson
Lee College
Dee
Jewish Community Center
Houston
Contemporary Arts Museum
Louisiana Gallery
Johnson
Eva McMurrey
Baytown Art League
Beaumont Art Museum
Beaumont Art Museum. Mrs. McMurrey
Baytown
Texas
Ther ‘Schlumberger
Dallas
Pilot Smith
Linda Barajas Elected Western Queen at Guadalupe Church Dance
Linda Barajas was elected western queen at a dance held at Guadalupe Catholic Church Parish Wall Our Lady. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymon Barajas of 1109 Reach and attends Raytown. Other participants listed include toner Vigh Sehonl Runhersop Maryolane Delors Delie Sistos Dalia Coy and Frangie Rodrigues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Barajas
Guadalupe Catholic Church
Raymon Barajas
Reach
Raytown
Toner Vigh-Sehonl
Runhersop
Maryolane Delors
Delie Sistos
Dalia Coy
Frangie Rodrigues
Thanksgiving Basket Drive Highlighted At Thursday Forum
The Thursday night meeting at Mrs. P. Overstreet’s home focused on Thanksgiving basket collection for a needy family. Speakers discussed mental health, maturity traits, and civic themes drawn from H. A. Overstreet and the League of Women Voters, aiming to promote patience, stable standards, and principled thinking amid challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pricitla Club
Thea Wilburn
Tex
Suzy Chik
George Wl. Bland
Leon
Lakewood Garden Club
Sirs
Yriche
Holly
Leo
Women Voters
Aden
Franklin
Burnet Drive
John Lewis
Daughters of American Revelation
Miss Thadelion
E. Tames
Rte
Bridge Sted
Ciui
Aim
Joss Tickner
Chamber of Commerce
Migpy Grendcasthers
Obih
Pet
Lvanhaven
Lestrae
Taniwbry
Saran Stith
Apm
Menhensen
Harvey, Ter Garden Club
Clarence
Sehiner
St. Matrons
Pam
Mars
Jo. Bart Bar Kigere Kou
Howard
C. Stephenson
L. T
Elog. Stallknecht
Braswell
Robert Howlhostess
Don Mynnemer
League of Women Voters
H. A. Overstreet
Coloring Books Not Good Says Art Professor
Vancouver AP report quotes Prof Elmore Ozard of the University of British Columbia warning that coloring books restrain a child’s own interpretation. He says books impose adult views too early and fail to renew concepts of what the child sees. Adults should discuss works and encourage, not leave a child alone with crayons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Rays
Elmore Ozard
University of British Columbia
College of Education
Ufe
Ozard
Bonnie Walters III Named Coed Magazine Correspondent
Bonnie Lee Walters a senior at Robert E. Lee High School was named a national Coed Magazine correspondent for the 1963-64 school year. Editor Margaret Hauser announced the appointment after selection by home economics teacher Carolyn Killgore who praised Walters leadership and enthusiasm for home economics. Walters will serve as junior advisor to editors and relay REL activities to the publication. The Coed magazine counts over 3,000 correspondents across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Lee Walters
Robert FE. Lee High School
Coed Magazine
Margaret “Hauser
Carolyn S. Killgore
REL
Killgore
Mrs Jordan Leads Hobbies Program for Gamma Nu Chapter
Mrs Jordan led a hobbies program Thursday night at the Gamma Nu Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma meeting in Sterling Municipal Library auditorium. The program committee included several members. Participants showcasing hobbies included Davitt Thompson Elaine McDonald and others. Mrs Jack Hartt presided and songs were led by Elaine McDonald with accompaniment by Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Jordan
Gamma Nu
Delte Kappa Gamma
Sterling Municipal Library Aduitorium
J. C. Burkett
Ituby Bartham
Fred Parker
Lauri Winddrell
I. TL . Wood
Davitt Thompson
A. R. Stark
Shirley Eng
Help Needed For TB Seal Annual Drive
Mrs KR Battarbee chairs the women division of the Christmas Seal Drive for the Tuberculosis Association seeking volunteers for corsage and boutonniere sales to support TB awareness. Help is needed to contact women’s clubs and assist with displays. call 587-1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kr.b.battarbee
The
Tuberculosis Association
Planters Box Plans for Mower Arrangements and Plant Care
The piece discusses mower arrangements from drafts and direct sun, recommending cool dark rest for moisture management. It notes leaves give off moisture to keep air moist, purify air, and exchange carbon dioxide for oxygen, outlining plant care benefits.
Mrs Halter Reviews Rainmaker At Tea Event
Mrs R C Halter reviewed The Rainmaker at the Women’s Club guest day held Friday at Trinity Episcopal Parish House. About 165 guests attended with decorations featuring bronze chrysanthemums, Japanese persimmons, and red pyracantha berries. Mrs A E Beasley and Mrs Buel Turmer chaired the serving table, while Mr Charles Farr and Mrs C J Bailes handled guest registration and refreshments with club help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Halter
Woman’s.Club
Trinity Episcopal Parish
A. E. Beasley
Buel Turmer
Charles Farr
C.J. Bailes
Mrs Venable Discusses Saudi Arabia for Women Group
Mrs James Ro Venable spoke to the American Business Women's Association about Saudi Arabia recounting months there on assignment with Humble Oil and Refining Co. She showed colored slides on Arab population and religious customs. Mrs Maxine Burnett received an Attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saudi Arabia
James Ro
Venabie Atia
Leaves of Gold
American Business Women’s Association
Holiday Inn
Venables
Bumble OW and Refining Co
Venable
Maxine
Burnett
Former Baytonian Honored in Alvin
Mrs. Eldridge E. Bradshaw formerly Miss Dorothy Jane Krizak of Baytown was honored with a miscellaneous shower in Alvin, her new home. Corsages were given to Mrs. Bradshaw and her mother, Mrs. William Krizak. The event featured a marble cake, coffee and soft drinks, with a lace-covered refreshment table and a miniature tree centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge E. Bradshaw
Dorothy Jane Krizak
Baytown
Alvin
Joe Krilaak
James Harman
Bradshaw
William Krizak
John Marlin Road
Baytown Birth Announced for Kris Edwant Koepke
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Koepke of Crosby Cortar Road announce the birth of Kris Edwant Koepke. He arrived weighing pounds and ounces at Baytown Hospital on Wednesday. He has a brother Karl Thomas. Grandparents include L. F. Beaird, Walter Koepke, and Carl L. Taylor. Great-grandparents listed in Baytown and Kerrville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koepke
and. M Thomas
TE Koepke
Crosby-Cortar Revvu Road
Kris Edwant
Baytown Hospital
Karl Thomas
L. F. Beaird
Walter Koepke
Baytown
Garden Club welcomes three new members
Mrs. Jack Cinque, president, announces that three women have joined the Coun try Club Oaks Garden Chit. The new members are Mrs. HH. H. Dorris, Mrs. CU. M. Smith and Mrs. J. B. Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Jack Cinque
Country Club
Oaks Garden Chit
HH. H. Dorris
CU. M. Smith
J. B. Peters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bess Boyle
Cedar Bayou
PTA
Webster Wilgon
Dimsio
International Silver Company
Texas Ave
Minerva
Clarion Pond
Wilbura Drives
Saterday Bayshore
Wagan Wheel Sanare Dancers Club
Knights of Pythias Hall
Wit
T. M. Hoffman — Jr
O. M. Meador
E. J. Henry
F.C. Wyse
W. J. Stewart
H. C.wilson
Jewish Center
Bonnie Walters III
Mrs. Jordan
Morton
Hunt
Bel Monte
Hetty Crocker
Winter Garden
Gaetan
California
Baytonian
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