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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1976
Page
3
Editor notes this final article in a four part series on in law relations. It discusses outward changes affecting in laws as mobility, independence, and women's liberation reshape family dynamics and close emotional ties.
Miss Cathriner, the former Melinda Cathriner, wed Danny Ray Beltram in a Sept. 3 ceremony at South Main Church of Christ. The couple, after a Dallas honeymoon, reside in Baytown and both are Ross Sterling High School and Lee College graduates.
Several Baytown families announce births with details of newborn girls and boys. Shannon Mikel Gaskey born Sept 20 at Gulf Coast Hospital weighing 5 pounds 14 ounces. Christie Ann Alpha born Sept 25 at Gulf Coast Hospital weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces. Tiffany Nicole Larremore born Sept 20 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital weighing 6 pounds 5 ounces. Jack Riley II Spurlock born Sept 27 at Gulf Coast Hospital weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces. Terra Chantell Andrews born Sept 17 at Pasadena Bayshore Hospital weighing 9 pounds 6 ounces.
The Episcopal Diocese of Texas home on Baker Road seeks volunteers to assist residents with social activities and garden care. Volunteers can tutor, bake, and host events, with flexible time like an hour a month. contact numbers 427-3114 or 422-9319 or the Red Cross office to volunteer.
The Baytown Sun prints birth day photos for children up to their sixth birthday. Parents must submit the photograph one week before the birthday with accompanying information. Pictures are available for pickup in Dimension after publication.
Organ donation is presented as life saving, with thousands of kidney transplants since 1954. The article notes donor shortages in Houston, low transplant candidacy due to lack of donors, and the Organ Donor Program run by the Kidney Foundation of Houston to raise awareness and encourage donor cards. It cites high survival rates after related living donor transplants and explains donor card usage and flexibility.
Sterling Municipal Library honors memorials for recent weeks with dedications to Mike Smith, Lila Vincent, Barney Ward, Marshall Haas, F L Jaubert, Gerald Vincent, and Margaret C Shearer. Gifts include titles on fitness, cooking, conservation, old Petersburg, stone carving, and genealogical material.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the East Harris County Medical Society meets at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Mrs. Gene Richardson's home with cohosts Mrs. P. T. Eichelberger Jr. and others. Guest speaker Dr. Robert Newell of Houston Baptist University discusses "Quality of Life" as a main theme. an eight minute film on choking is available for groups via Mrs. Ralph Gibson.
Delta Gamma chapter of Phi Sigma Alpha will meet at 7 30 p m Oct 7 at the home of Mrs Charles Miller 705 Lindenwood A founder s day dinner was held in late September at the home of Mrs Huey Miller Mrs Paul Pickel is program chairman Committee members include Mrs Mildred Walker Mrs Jack Fowler Mrs Lonnie Kelley Mrs Otto Gerbes Mrs Albert Marsh Mrs Luke Courville and Mrs Charles Miller The woman of the year award went to Mrs E R Donnelly Mrs Pickel will panelist for a Phi Sigma Alpha Issues and Answers seminar at the international convention in early October in Houston
White Hall Bridge Club met at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the apartment game room. North-south winners were Mary Brown with Iris Jones first Toramie Einkauf and Helena Kimball second, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Foreman and Ruby Jennings with Pat Swanson tied for third. East-west winners were Martin Ryan and Frances Wheeler first, Lois Derrett and Eula Saxon second, and Flo Anderson with Rosé Cleveland tied for third with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brendig.
The Baytown Grandmother's Club will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Community Building. Members plan to attend the National Federation of Grandmother's Clubs of America convention in early October in Dayton, Ohio. The group met in mid August for a social and covered dish supper with thirty five members and guests. The club meets at 7 p.m. on the first and third Thursday of each month at the Community Building. In 1976 the charitable organization gave 325 dollars to eight charities.
Baytown Duplicate Bridge Club hosts a charity event at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Community Building. North-south winners were Mrs. B. E. Wilson and Mrs. James Harrop, with first Mary Ann Duttenhofer and Wolfe Cobb. second place went to. East-west top pair was Dr. Joseph Wolfe and Mrs. Jack Furbee, first, with Elaine Pinett and Beverly Bowling, second.
Exxon Duplicate Bridge Club will play at 7 15 p m Monday. This week's winners were north south Tommie Einkauf and Ruby Jennings tied with Mr and Mrs Dwight Lohkamp in first place Mrs B E Wilson and R M Wright finished third.
Goose Creek Past Matrons Club will meet at 10 a.m. on October 28 at 1009 N. Pruett the home of Mrs. R. M. Wedgeworth. The September meeting was at Mrs. Neill Ammons home with Mrs. J. W. Pierce as cohostess. Mrs. Norman D Olive conducted the meeting with twelve members present.
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