Autumn Social of First Presbyterian Women
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church held its annual Autumn Social and Program Meeting at the manse on Monday night. Mrs C Hale led worship. C E Scott spoke on Alternatives to Futility. A Thanksgiving mission offering was received, with hostesses and guests registering and refreshments served amid chrysanthemums and fall decor.
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First Presbyverian
Ehurch
Manse
C. Hale
C. E Scott
PV. Alexander
W. C. Swein
S.B. Cox
G. B. Harser
O. A. Johansen
George Berry
Dick Cansler
3. T. Henderson
MB. McPhail
Friendship Club Monthly Social Meet
Mrs Esmey Buescher hosted the Friendship Club at her home for a morning meeting. Decorations used lilac mums. Ferti tro was the diversion. Mrs John Lee Kilgore won high score, Airs Herman Choicher won low, and Mrs C W Dube received the seating prize. Other members present included Mrs J Irvin, Mrs R E Kappler, Mrs S F Lange, Mrs Carl Zarsen, Mrs Norman Luker, Mrs L B Dryer, Mrs L L Deen and Mrs Fred Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmey Buescher
Friendship Club
John Lee Kilgore
Herman Choicher
C. W. Dube
J. Tivin
R. E. Kappler
Gladiola Garden Club Meeting Postponed to December
Gladiola Garden Club postpones the regular Thursday meeting and announces the next gathering will be the Christmas party in December.
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Gladiola Garden Club
Gladiolla Garden Club
Hadacol touted as aid for all ages in bold claims
An advertisement extols HADACOL as beneficial for all ages including an 85 year old woman, a 45 year old man who feels 18, and a 3 year old girl. It cites improved digestion, appetite, sleep, strength, and general health after using HADACOL, describing vitamins and minerals it contains and urging readers to try the tonic to relieve digestive distress and fatigue.
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Hadacol
Edmond Doucet
Church Faint la
Picuresque Evangeline
Louisiana
Mrs. Doucet
Dugas
Mr. Dugas
Joan
Sonsere
Composer Is Guest Speaker For Music Club
Sidney Jewell Palmer was guest speaker for Baytown Music Study Club meeting hosted by Mrs. George McKinstry in Del Moné Hidelier. He discussed Texas composers, seven schools of modern music, and trends, with piano sketches. University of Texas Symphony Orchestra played recordings and Palmer conducted and performed his own pieces including 4 Better To Ann and movements from his string works.
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Sidney Jewell Palmer
Baytown Music Study Club
George McKinstry
Del
Moné Hidelier
Palmer
Texas
David Guion
Lewis Gordon
Arthur Hall
Don Gillis
University of ‘Texas Symphony Orchestra
Wendell Ragsdale
Mc Hkinstry
Jewell S. Palmer
Eisenhower for President Club Lights Up 1952 Drive
Burlington VI November 28 Another Eisenhower for president movement began with supporters vowing to persist until Dwight D Eisenhower replies that he will not seek the Republican nomination A public meeting at city hall night promoted Eisenhower for 1952 GOP bid though he had not answered a telegram requesting sanction George Abbott a real estate broker announced the club’s slogan First in war first in peace and first in the heart of humanity
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Burlington
Army
Dwight J. Eisenhower
Columbia University
GOP
City Hall
Eisenbhower-Zor-president Club
George Abbott
Eisenhower
Baptist Attendance For Last Sunday Listed
More than 3000 persons attended Baptist Sunday schools in the Bay town area last Sunday per the San Jacinto Baptist Association. Attendance by location totals include Baytown Baptist Temple 35382 Central 36 170, Memorial 680 264 Second, Stewart Heights 180 ,93 Wooster . net 186, Cedar Bayou 170 138 Channelview 500 238 and 16 totals S271 1372. Activities include Lindsay School 2 Training Union 3 Additions by Letter and 4 Additions by Baptism. Have California guests Mira Joseph Hackworth and son Ronald of Los Angeles and Kenneth Hackworth of Hollywood visiting in Baytown with Weldon Herring family and Harold Powers family. College meet set in Houston November 23 with 200 administrators at 18th annual conference of academic deans of southern states.
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Baytown
San Jacinto Baptist Association
Baptist Temple
Central
Memorial
Stewart
Heights
Wooster . Net
Cedar Bayou
Channelview
Lindsay School
Training Union
California
Mira
Joseph Hackworth
Ronald
Los Angeles
Kenneth Hackworth
Hollywood
Yiouston
1950 Pontiac Models On Display Here Saturday
Approximately 356 Pontiac dealers including Bob Hemphill of Beytown and staff previewed the 1950 Pontiacs at the Shamrock Hotel. Public display here Saturday will showcase improved appearance and mechanical features with high production plans and a broad model lineup for custom buyer specifications.
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Pontiac
Bob Hemphill
Beytown
Shamrock Hotel
I. C. Jamieson
Pontiac Motor Division
Jamieson
Hemphill
Women Unions Study Religion Of Moslems Program Observed
Central Baptist and First Baptist WITU hosted monthly meetings with the theme Christ the Answer in Moslem. Luncheons and business sessions followed the program. Officers led prayers and devotions, with a list of participating members. A Christmas missions fund goal was set after a noon meal. A post Thanksgiving turkey dinner for Rebekahs and Odd Fellows is planned for November 29 in TOOP Hall.
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Central Baptist
First Baptist Witu
3. H. Gregory
L. A. Crabb
L. V. Lawhon
Coy Johnson
Robert Kelley
CV. Tewhon
Robbie Chandler
Elaine Kirkland
Edith Cochrane
E. F. Cole
Garland Smith
First Baptist WA
Genevieve Burnside
Thaore
Enest Hock
BR. W. Floyd
D. A. Carpenter
J. G. Platt
J. Lyons
J. B. Malac
S. EK. Boengison
Goon Acar
Birs
Bruce Woods
Milton Lowery
Mars. Spier
Crystal Rose
E. W. Stewart
ODD Fellows
The
Rosa Porter
Annie Mine Atwood
The Way to Perfect Health In Christian Science Textbook
The Christian Science book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is presented as revealing the natural health of man. It claims thousands have been healed of various diseases through reading the text and related Christian Science literature available for reading, borrowing, or purchase.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Afternoon tea honors three Baytown visitors at home
Three Baytown visitors were the guest of honor at an afternoon tea hosted by Mrs. Herbert Duke with co hosts Mrs. George Bruce and Mrs. Bryson Fil bert. About 90 guests attended from 3 to 5 pm as decorations featured a Thanksgiving theme with pink mums and yellow bronze chrysanthemums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Herbert Duke
George Bruce
Bryson Filbert
J. H. Levewell
Mary Hughey
Osceola
Arkansas
Thad Felton
Herbert G. Parker
New Orleans
H. L Davis
L. G. Sanders
Fred O'Hagan
Ak Giveries
Bryan Stratton
Alk
Open House Honors Kindergarten Parents
An open house for the Trinity parish kindergarten last night drew about 159 guests who registered at the school. Hosts Miss Terry Brown and Mrs George Adams welcomed families while children presented an Indian unit and a Thanksgiving theme with colonial dolls and tom-toms. Refreshments centered on a horn of plenty as Mothers Club members supervised the tables.
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Trinity — Spincopal
Rice
Terry Brown
George Adams
Anispley
Thenksgiving
Mothers Club
Not Half Safe Arrid Cream Deodorant Ad
Greensboro and Atlanta woman Joyce Winthrope promotes Arrid with Creamogen deodorant. She claims it protects for perspiration and skin, notes safe use on clothes, and offers a money back guarantee if not fully satisfied. Ad touts new Creamogen formula and price of 39 4 per jar.
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Greensboro
N_G
Joyce Winthrope
Atlanta
Georgia
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