UCW Women Officers to Speak at Cedar Bayou District Meeting
National officer Miss Esther Stamats and state leaders Mrs. Felix Herris Mrs. Lacy Goostree and Mrs. John M Hanna attend a Cedar Bayou Methodist Church district meeting with 260 women expected Registration starts 9 30 am lunch served at noon with reservations through members An offering will defray unpaid expenses Faith By Works is Stamats address meditation Live Faith by W C Rodgers Baytown Lillie Mae Bell will sing nursery provided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Christian Social Relations Department
UCW
Felix Herris
State Council
Lacy Goostree
John M. Hanna
Christian World Relations
Cedar Bayou
New Hair Styles To Be Pink Says Evel Layman
Miss Evel Layman, a St. Louis showwoman, touts temporary hair color sprays from chartreuse to pink described as five minute washouts. She demonstrates rapid color changes to match outfits, with colors including Tahitian rose and spring lilac, and notes monthly color introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Evel Layman
Miss Layman
Milady
Chicago
Breauticians
Mrs Pelly To Speak To Horticulture Club
Mrs A M Pelly will speak on doming of bulbs for flower shows during the Dirt Gardener's Horticulture Study Club meeting at 9 30 am Wednesday at St Mark's Methodist Church. Orders for bulbs will be taken during the meeting. The club invites new members and welcomes visitors interested in joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Pelly
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Schillers To Host Morrell Park Garden Club Meeting
The Morrell Park Garden Club will meet at 7 30 pm tomorrow in the home of Mr and Mrs J W Schiller at 1606 North Harvard. Speaker M G Edwards will discuss grafting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrell Park
J. W. Schiller
North
Harvard
M. G. Edwards
One third of fever sufferers unaware of allergy risk
A report notes that about 8.3 million of the 25 million fever patients in the country do not realize they may be allergic. Health officials urge testing and medical guidance to prevent reactions.
Busy Bee Class Visitation at Cedar Bayou Church
The Busy Bee Class of First Baptist Church of Cedar Bayou will hold a visitation meeting at 10 a.m. Thursday in the home of Mrs. Jack Telford. The newly organized class has officers, including Mrs. Telford as president and Mrs. Ben H. Denson as teacher, plus vice presidents, secretary treasurer, social VP, and group captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee
First Baptist Church of
Cedar Bayou
Jack Telford
Ben H. Denson
Herbert Brocker
Memberp
Gertrude Sheffield
H. E. Fischer
Lee Stephans
Lee Tephars
Rosemary Litue
Cedar Bayou WSCS to Study Visitation Results
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Cedar Bayou Methodist Church will hold its generally monthly meeting at 10 am Thursday in the church. The session combines with a result meeting from the progressive visitation program. Attendees able to stay through moon hour are asked to bring a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Cedar Bayou
Principal M. C Rushing to address Baytown juniors council
Baytown Junior High School principal M. C Rushing will address the school's Parents Council tomorrow. The meeting in the school auditorium starts at 2 pm and focuses on seventh grade parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C Rushing
Baytown Junior High
Rushing
39 Study Club To Meet At Bland Home
The 39 Study Club will hold its first fall meeting at 2 20 pm on Wednesday. Hostess is Mrs W W Bland at 513 Scott. Mrs W H Cal rara Jr will present the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland
39 Study Club
W. W. Bland
Scott
W. H. Calrara Jr
Local Calendar of Nightly Club Meetings in Baytown Area
Calendar listings show multiple groups meeting around Baytown including Goose Creek Rebekahs at JOOF Hall 7 29 a m Lynn Knight Circle at Baptist Temple and several circles at homes such as Mrs B No shan 101 Natre Mrs Jack Boyd 400 West Humble and Mrs C H Spiers 3222 Arkansas with times from 9 30 to 7 30 p m plus meetings of Garden clubs Masonic Hall and churches including Trinity Episcopal St Joseph s Catholic and First Baptist all noted for morning afternoon or evening sessions in local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Creek Rebekahs
Joof Hall
Lynn Knight
Baptist Temple
B. No~ Shan
Parents Council of
Baytown
Ailie Nunan
Jack Boyd
West Humble
Woman's Golf Association
Women’s Missionary Council of
Trinity Tabernacle
Morrell Parks
J. W Schiller
Noth Harvard
Roberta Edwards
Mary Alexander
First Baptist
C. H. Spiers
Arkansas
Altar Society
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Bluebonnet Garden Club
St Merk's Methodist Church
Cedar Bayou
Second Baptist Church
J. K. Barnes
Wright Boulevard
Thimble Club
M. L. Jordan
Bayliss
Bea Horton Leads District B and PW Clubs
Baytown businesswoman Mrs Beatrice Horton elected titular head of District No 3 Business and Professional Women s Clubs, serving from Hempstead to Beaumont. She was district director chosen yesterday in Houston, with Baytown hosting the 1952 Galveston conference. Horton, a former Baytown club founder and president, works at Citizens National Bank and chairs the legislation committee pushing equal rights for women. About 71 B and PW Club members attended the Houston conference, including 22 from Baytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Beatrice Horton
Hempstead
Freeport
Beaumont
Horton
Houston
Galveston
Citizens National Bank
Girl Scout Leaders To Have Outdoor Training Session
Baytown Girl Scout leaders and volunteers will attend a two day outdoor training with Miss Ruth Fish South Texas Area field director and Miss Frances Allred traveling field director. Sessions run 9 30 to 2 30 with talks on paper charts hikes knife safety cooking fire building and outdoor gear. Special assistants Afrs T E Cole and Miss Mabel Jones aid. Tuesday bring nosebag lunch and a cook out is planned Wednesday if outdoors rain moves to Memorial Baptist annex. Bring Safety Wise if you have a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Winnie
Aranna Watson
T. E. Cole
Mabel Jones
Memorial Baptist Annex
Doretta Webb Celebrated On Eighteenth Birthday
Miss Doretta Webb was honored last week with multiple parties for her 18th birthday. A Friday slumber party at the Webb home followed a Bay town Temple football game. About 10 friends joined. A family supper and a buffet later entertained around 20 guests. An orchid centerpiece sat on the table as a gift from the honoree’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doretta Webb
Webb
Fes
Baytown Temple
Miss Webb
Aonoree
Missionary Rummage Sale Continues At Trinity Tabernacle
The Women's Missionary Council of Trinity Tabernacle extends the rummage sale through the week as new stock arrives. The store at 425 West Mein, South Bay town, opens 8:30 am to 5 pm daily, noon on Tuesday and Thursday. Over $100 has been received. proceeds fund missionary projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Council of Trinity
Tabernacle
South Baytown
West Mein
Local Names Listed in Community Notices
A fragmentary list shows several individuals with titles and street addresses. Names include Mrs. Louis Lastovica-High lands, Mrs. Elmer Taylor-in Hast Francis, Mrs. James Pye-1212 Park ney, Mrs. John J. Hollaway-103 Hi way Boulevard, Odis Hawkins-118 Marion, Mrs. Millie Levy-314 Burnett, Mrs. Wiliam O'Rourke-702 Car negie, and Mrs. Harry Fontaine-High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Lastovica
Highlands
Elmer Taylor
Hast Francis
James Pye
Parkney
John J. Hollaway
Hiway Boulevard
Odis Hawkins
Marion
Millie Levy
Burnett
Wiliam O’rourke
Carnegie
Harry Fontaine
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Esther Stamats
Felix Harris
Mr. Weathers At
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Minnesota
Mrs. Pelly
Schillers
Morrell Park Club
Tove
Harris County
Saeot
F.d.ec
Ellen Jeaneen Rushing
Ilen Jeaneen Rushing
Ray Rushing
Market Street
George H. Lowe
J. W. Smith
Sll
Ray Fulkerson
Bea Horton
M&s
Girl Scout
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Mayiai Jewelry
Crega
Parker Chiropractic Care
Juanita
Holt
Earth Chariorn
Parker
Mra LL
M. Haynes
Parker Chirvorsette
Parker Care
J. Ashley
Nii
Teenie
Zooa
America
Formner
Fay
Beatrice
Gerrea
Chiropractic
Clenics
Chiropractic Sec
Texas
W. Pearce
Irene
East Texas
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