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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1966
Page
5
Mrs. L. D. Wilburn led a program on Great Protestant Doctrines at the Woman's Club meeting with Miss Florence Wick. Co hostesses were Mrs. G. L Moody and 16 members present. The talk recalled Luther's 1517 protest and traced Lutheran origins and creeds of other faiths.
The Nov 26 issue of EVI Guide features Dr. Robert L. Smith pastor of Firstist Church in Houston. A former commercial artist now studying by correspondence, he illustrates his sermons with cartoons drawn for his channel 33 telecasts and accented with backlighting to better convey his message.
The Fidelity Class of First Baptist Church in Highlands held their annual Thanksgiving dinner with 36 in attendance. Members listed include Mrs. E. L. Faulkner and others. visitors included Rev. Bonnee Magness, Mrs. Lewis Rossser, and Mrs. Harold Huskey among several.
Ninety parents and guests attended parental activities at Johnsons Country Day School. Attendees represented nursery and pre kindergarten classes and two kindergarten rooms with hostesses and honorary hosts named. Principal and owner Jimmy Johnson attended as information director.
Baytown Junior Forum sponsored a tea with over 150 guests Thursday afternoon. Hostess Mrs. W E DuPlantis Jr led the event with Mrs. Ray Tickner and others assisting. Attendees wore lavender and purple in decorative attire while honoring past presidents and yearbook dedicatee Mrs. Robert Walton.
Mr. and Mrs. Vito LaTronica of Pueblo announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Katherine to Gene Marshall Smith of Baytown. Miss LaTronica is a Marycrest College graduate and chief medical technologist at Shrine Burns Institute in Galveston. Smith, UT graduate, is a predoctoral fellow in anatomy at Texas A&M Galveston. The couple will wed December 27 in Pueblo.
Miss Jane Van Deventer of Texas Woman's University, a senior andWho's Who honoree, pledges the Aglaian Literary Social Club. Also pledging is Miss Linda Tiner, a sophomore art therapy major. Four Baytonians pledge sororities at Stephens College. Laura Tillery joins Zeta Phi Delta. Ann Wismer and Kerry Kairibe also pledge Zeta Phi Delta.
Kappa Kappa chapter sets Santa visits for December dates December 16 17 19 20 and 21 with appointments via Glenn Stansbury 582-2135. A Christmas dinner dance is scheduled December 10 at the Tow er. Fall Exemplar ceremony is set November 29 at 7 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church. Miss Katribe daughter of Jasper Katribe 3128 Michigan and Miss Lounell O'Grady daughter of N. B. OGrady 136 N. Burnet are reported. Barbara Jo Taylor selected for Alpha Chi at Sam Houston State College. pledges assigned committee duties. The program The Art of Dress was presented and next meeting set for December 3 at First National Bank.
At Goose Creek Chapter 798 Order of Eastern Stars Past Matron's Club fixed a Dec 15 Christmas party hosted by Mrs Glen Barber at 105 Woodside. Gifts limited to a small amount. November meeting hosted by Mrs Paul E Nunn with co hosts Mrs Robert L Carter and Mrs N S D Olive. Cards sent to nine members. two carnations were presented. Mrs Fred C Canant presided in Mrs Fred Kidman absence. Conant showed films of her East Coast trip.
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Bloodgood on 1309 Bur bank were Mr. and Mrs. J. A. tcher of Dallas. Both couples enjoyed visiting places of interest in the Baytown area.
Mrs. Vaughan Lirette led a Minerva Study Club program at Mrs. Lee Tag's home on cancer. She warned that if current rates persist an American will die every two minutes next year. The talk covered six areas cancer affects, warning signs, environmental causes, and industrial exposure to arsenic dyes pitch. Fifteen members and a guest, Mrs. G F Vollmer, attended.
Vivien ne Marquis and Patricia Haskell present a Cheese Book that explains what cheese is how it is made from early country cheeses to biblical times The book groups cheeses by flavor and includes sixty five of the world s choicest cheese recipes prepared for readers seeking culinary guidance
A reader suggests a simple method to keep a kitchen disposal smelling fresh. She describes placing a curlap lemon in the unit and running it briefly to grind and purge odors, leaving a clean scent.
Heirport Dingley and Jackson families announce the births at Baytown Hospital. A son born Nov 19 to Mr and Mrs Robert Dingley weighing pounds 41 ounces. Grandparents listed from Mont Belvieu and Dayton. A daughter Tammy Diamond born Nov 17 to Mr and Mrs H D Jackson of Tricity Beach weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces. sister Tracy Denise, with grandparents from Tomball and Baytown.
Miss Patsy Sue Davis and Oliver Harman wed in a candlelight ceremony at First Baptist Church Highlands. The bride wore lace and chiffon with heirloom veil, carried pink roses, and was honored by family from Highlands Houston and Shreveport. The groom is with Humble Oil and Refining. couple plans to live in Highlands after a Corpus Christi trip.
Correction to Mrs Weathering Hollis pound cake recipe notes an ingredient was left out in Fridays Cook Book The corrected recipe lists 1 cup shortening 1 stick margarine 6 eggs 2 cups sugar 2 cups flour 2 teaspoons vanilla Cream shortening and margarine then add sugar add eggs one by one then flour and vanilla Pour into greased and floured tube pan Bake at 20 degrees Celsius or as directed
San Jacinto Elementary School hosts a Christmas program December 13 at 7 p.m in the school cafeteria under the direction of Mrs E G Bown and PTA president Mrs E M Combs. Principal Herb Zimmerman and teachers will direct with Rev Harry Holmes of St Mark's Methodist Church as a guest speaker.
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