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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1951
Page
4
A Women’s Club committee studies practicability of incorporation and club house sites. Miss Son is named to be assisted by Mrs. Marie Caterune Pinde in pursuing the form and process toward incorporation.
M G Edwards serves as speaker for the Morrell Park Garden Club session. He discusses grafting methods and plant varieties. Members, including guests Mr and Mrs JW Harvard, gather for a 7:20 pm meeting at the club hosting home.
Page notes todos and items about the Shaws honors for a class teacher Hay Gre, including mentions of drinks and coffee dy hastess in a fragmented reading.
Cedar Bayou Band Club will host another cookie sale later this month following a previous event that raised about 50 dollars. The exact date and plan for the sale will be announced. A rummage sale project continues at Sal Aron Building on Market Street to fund new band uniforms.
Mrs. C. W. Spear spoke on color harmony to the Baytown Garden Club at Sun Methodist Church yesterday. She described the seven forms of color, noted the primary spectrum as white and black, and outlined secondary shades and tones with value hue and chroma. Two guests Mrs. W. H. Watson and Mrs. W. B. Tucker attended among twenty-one members.
Mrs. Minnie Jarvis told East Barris County Medical Auxiliary members about her summer tour of Europe. She described language hiccups in Paris and how a few Spanish words helped bridge gaps. The hostess group included Mrs. Duke and Mrs. Robbin with a silver service and pink asters centerpiece.
Memorial YWA installed new officers at Memorial Baptist Church with Gloria Lamb as president and Mary Fran Bass as dual president. Carolyn Hoody became secretary and Erin Foster treasurer. installation took place at Miss Mead’s home with Patsy Iter Jane Bands and other chairmen.
The First Baptist Church kindergarten announces a full Friday schedule for mothers. At 3:00 a.m. they hold a monthly meeting, then at 10:00 a.m. Mrs. Miller will organize a field trip to KEEL followed by a picnic at Roseland Park. Planning for Civic Music at Cullen Hall Houston on November 2 and the Halloween entry on October 31 are on the agenda.
Mrs O J Hazlewood Baytown teacher who recently returned from a trip to Europe will speak on international problems for members of the American Association of University Women at 7 30 pm today in the Community House. She will be introduced by Mrs R Cummings international relations chairman of the Baytown branch of the AAUW.
The TEL Class of First Baptist Church postpones its regular session due to funeral services for Earl Berry and his son. Originally planned at Mrs. Blanche Dumas's home, the gathering is rescheduled. Several church circles hold morning meetings at Circle of Cedar and Grace Methodist sites during the day.
Harris County home demonstration agent Mrs Francis McCullouch spoke to the Bay town Home Economics Association Monday evening in the Community House. Mrs BieCutouw urged happiness and distributed literature on growth and family ideals while sharing slides of a model family. President Mrs E N Atiyeh led the meeting as Mrs Steele McDonald distributed yearbooks and members selected United Nations cookbooks and a dessert recipe for the next gathering on October 22 with coffee.
The Baytown Junior High Parents Council voted to host three parties on October 18, November 17, and December 15. The November and December events will feature themes and a thrift exchange to aid underprivileged children.
A Sunday school class led by Nannie Dickson will host a tacky party at 7 3 pm tomorrow in the parlor of the Grace Methodist Church. Hostesses named are A. L. Be, W. Barksloo, Mrs. John Macke, and Mrs. W. Fr. Black.
The Altar and Rosary Society of St Joseph's Catholic Church will sponsor a chicken dinner on November 21. Plans were discussed at a regular meeting in the parish hall with Mrs Otis Magee presiding and Rev Denis Kennedy leading the opening prayer. New member Mrs H P Young joined the group.
Miss Patsy Seeley daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl H Seeley 668 Bonner has been selected by her figitory freshmen to represent the class in the Ivy Planting Ceremony on Founders Day at Martin College Staunton. Some six million Americans suffer hay fever each summer. Only one of 15 divorced persons does not remarry within 25 years.
On Monday Kervin Gourlays and their daughters held a seventh birthday party for Judith Gayle in Cedar Bayvox with about 25 attendees. Neighbors then surprised them with a housewarming, awarding prizes to Jos Reagan and Carl Seandlen as three cakes and punch were served. A note adds that 120 pounds of milk were produced by American cows in 1950, a near record.
Mrs Jordan Hoste Thimble Club members met at her home with roses on display. Friends shared frosted Cokes and squares as games entertained the group. Next meeting date was noted, with a reminder about prescriptions instructed by doctors.
A skin doctor developed Noxzema Home Facial offered as a simple solution needing no rituals. In tests four of five women reported improvement. use by applying creamwash with a damp cloth after washing. No dry feeling afterward.
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