Women Earn Fifty Blue Ribbons At Fourth Baytown Fair
At the fourth Baytown Fair, 50 blue ribbons were awarded after a point-based judging system. Mrs. C K Spencer led with twelve top honors, eleven in foods, while Mrs. Eva Licciori won twelve blue ribbons in needlework. Bedspreads and lace tablecloths by Mrs. L Burnside stood out among entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
C.K. Spencer
Friendly Acres Home Demonstration Club
Eva Licciori
Hast Fayle
L. Burnside
Burnside
Spencer
J. T. Parker Jr
Crosby
E. M. Cole
Alpha Ashe
Sheimon Morris
Morris
Carrell Smith
B. A. Dennis
Beverly Badgley
J. L. Stubbs
W. T. Sturrock
Library Friends Collect 408 in Memberships
The Friends of the Baytown Library report $408 in September dues with many memberships yet to be turned in. Dr. Julian Spring notes that $3600 from Citizens National Bank will be added later, and 128 individual memberships plus memorial books and club memberships were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the
Baytown
Spring
A R. Padgett
Frieds
50 Plates to Be Sold at Chuckwagon Supper
Morrell Park Garden club will offer 50 extra plates at the Chuckwagon Supper on Saturday night on Franta's Used Car parking lot starting 6 30 p m A western band and real chuck wagon will be present attendees in western attire Menu features fried chicken beans slaw potatoes pickled pears bread butter coffee and doughnuts Plates at 125 proceeds benefit the traffic circle beautification project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrell Park Garden Club
Franta
Ern
Cartlidge Family feted at surprise housewarming
Friends honored the Cartlidge family Thursday night with a surprise housewarming at their new home 618 East Peart. Pink roses coral vine decorated the house. Punch and cookies were served. Hostesses included Mrs. J. B. Tillman Mrs. JK Barnes Mrs. Floyd Dauphin Mrs. K. Earthman Mrs. HE Richmond and Mrs. W. T. Hammack. About 60 guests registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Cartlidge
East Peart
J. B. Tillman
JK. Barnes
Floyd Dauphin
K. 'T. Earthman
HE. C. Richmond
W. T. Hammack
Circle Study Course Led By Mrs Brady Mary Martha Circle
Mrs Brady presented a study on Home Missions and Human Rights at the Mary Martha circle meeting of St John s Methodist Church. The gathering, held at Mrs W A Slagle s home, 1509 Elm, featured assist from Mrs Florence Gres ham, Mrs R W McCoy and Mrs B F Moon. A scripture reading by Mrs Slagle closed the session. Next meeting planned for Oct 16 at Mrs T E Har Mon s home, 1412 Yupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul, Brady
Mary Martha
St. John’s Methodist Church
W. A. Slagle
Elm
Brady
Florence Gresham
R. W. McCoy
B. F. Moon
Mrs English Installs New Class Officers at Wooster Baptist
Mrs George English installed Rebecca class officers at Wooster Baptist church meeting held at Mrs W E Broom home 3593 Ashby New officers include Mrs Fletcher Erwin teacher Mrs C C Shelton president Mrs W E Broom vice president Mrs EB H Smitherman stewardship Mrs RB J Grimes secretary Mrs C Boagies Mrs BE H Sullivan Mrs G S Tharp group captain and Mrs Juanita Daniels fellowship Luncheon for 19 members and four guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George English
Wooster Baptist Church
W. E. Broom
Ashby
Fletcher Erwin
C C. Shelton
EB. H. Smitherman
RB. J. Grimes
C. Boagies
BE. H. Sullivan
G. S. Tharp
Juanita Daniels
English
Barney Webber
H. F. Hickerson
C. Cobey
Parents Council At BJH Holds First Fall Meeting
The Bay town junior high Parents Council met in the school auditorium with Mrs. J. E. Clegg presiding. She outlined council duties including buying band letters sponsoring Gosl-Inn funding supplies and aiding student councils. Plans call for Gosl-Inn to open Saturdays during football season. National Education Week was discussed with Mrs. Sy. Gould named NE Week chair and other members listed. Principal C. Rushing spoke on BIH policies and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Clegg
Baytown Junior High
N. Adams
R. C. Coleman
C. Rushing
BIH
Thursday Forum Panel Discusses Going To Polls
The Thursday Forum hosted a panel at the Stephenson home on Thursday evening. Members and guests compared Democratic and Republican platforms on foreign policy labor civil rights and the tidelands question while discussing presidential and vice presidential candidates. The panel stressed informing voters not persuading them and noted the independent voter will determine the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Stephenson Jr
A. W. Costley
Tidelands
B. F. Booth
Mattie Skeete
George M. Talton
Lee Tag
T. L. Satterwhite
Alanna Watson
Milner Drive
Mrs Dumas Hosts TEL Class Luncheon at First Baptist
Mrs Blanche Dumas hosted the TEL class meeting of First Baptist Church at her home on 213 Indiana. During the session officers were elected including H Lewis as president Leon Frazier as teacher Alice Atchison as vice president Alice Morrison as group captain and social chairman J D Frazier and J D Brinkley named as new group captains. Morrison gave a devotional from John 15 and Sands read the class annual report. Luncheon was served to ten members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Dumas
First Baptist Church
Indiana
H. Lewis
Leon Frazier
Alice Atchison
S.J. Sands
Alice Morrison
J. D. Frazier
JD. Brinkley
John
Sands
Nettie Rather Circle Changes Meeting Date
The Nettie Rather circle of Grace Methodist church voted to shift its meeting from Thursday to Monday. The next gathering is set for 2 30 p.m. in Mrs Bradbury s home at 703 Parkway Drive with Mrs C C Bowmen hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Rather
Grace Methodist Church
C C. Bowmen
Utah
Steele McDonald
R. G. Fittell
Frances Pullen
Nora Bradbury
Mirs
J. E. Blackman
Mrs Seale Leads Circle Devotional at Grace Methodist
Mrs J E Seale led the devotional Thursday at the Lillie Jordan circle of Grace Methodist church. The study on These Rights We Hold began with chapters presented by leader Mrs A W Costley. A skit on human rights featured Mrs Charles Bonner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Seale
Lillie Jordan
Grace Methodist Church
A. W. Costley
Costley
Charles Bonner
W. C. Rogers
H.C. Spence
L. J. Lawrence
B. Mo Causey
Fall Winter Fashion Book Patterns Offer Easy Designs
The Baytown Sun advertises pattern No 2719 and others with waist sizes from 24 to 39 inches, 39 inch fabric, and 2 yards needed for size 28. Send 20 cents plus address to Pattern Bureau New York for patterns and a 5 cent extra for first class mail. The catalog promises color illustrations and over one hundred practical designs for all ages and figures.
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Gibson Girl
Baytown Sun
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N.Y
Brownie Troop 62 Plaster Project At Mrs Swint Home
Brownie Troop 62 worked on plaster figures at Thursday meeting held at Mrs J C Swint home 201 Homan with Mrs Swint as councilor assisted by Mrs Fred Hendrey Sr Next Wednesday the troop meets at 3 15 pm at Mrs Swint home Camp Meeting PELEHATCHIE Miss One hundred twenty four years ago a child was killed swinging on grape vine at nearby Shiloh and the yearly camp meetings there grew from the services held for the child
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie
J.C. Swint
Homan
Swint
Fred Hendrey Sr
Pelehatchie
Miss.i
Shiloh
93rd Birthday Party Fetes Mrs Williams
Mrs Laura Williams was honored with a birthday party by her daughter Mrs Walter Holloman at 17 East Wright. The 93 year old enjoyed a noon party and 4 to 8 p.m. open house with 56 guests and a guest book spanning five generations. Coral vine and roses adorned the home as cake and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Laura Williams
Walter Holloman
East Wright
Dirt Gardeners Club Studies Tulips Geraniums
Dirt Gardeners Horticulture club meets at Mrs. W. Lyffrey home with sixteen members. Mrs. Morrow discusses tulips and lilies while Mrs. Hederhorst presents on geraniums. They cover refrigeration of tulips, origins of lilies, and pelargoniums. Next meeting on November 5 at Mrs. D. D. Rogers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirt Gardeners Horticulture Club
W. Lyffrey
E. Morrow
Fred Hederhorst
Japan
United States
Hederhorst
Africa
America
D. D. Rogers
Mrs Camp Shows Pictures Of Navajo Indians
Mrs Camp presented photographs of Navajo Indians from Arizona and New Mexico at Grace Methodist Church. The Katie Davis circle studied These Rights We Hold with Mrs Katie Funderburk leading. O W Hillard Mrs John Fenton and Mrs H C Robertson assisted. new member welcomed as 15 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Batling
Bolting
D. G. Longacre
Obe Thurman
BIU Intermediates Rally At Coady Church
The First Baptist Church of Coady held a BIU intermediates rally at 6 30 p m Thursday in Dell Durnell s yard in Coady. Durnell the new BIU director hosted the barbecue pit and gathering while officers were elected Odis Perkine president Bobby Bracker vice president Rilarie Golden secretary treasurer James Hodges and Jesse Horne group captains Barbara Horne quiz leader. Mrs Durnell and sponsors Mrs Edwin E Atteberry and Mrs C E Meadows attended and 14 guests were served barbecue wieners and punch. The meeting opened and closed with prayer by Barbara Horne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilarie Golden
James Hodges
Jesse Horne
Barbara Horne
Nurses Club Elects Officers At Robert E. Lee High
Joanne EHender was named president of the Future Nurses club at Robert E. Lee high school Tuesday at the club's second meeting. Other officers include Delia Adiong as senior vice president Mary Wingate as junior vice president and Jimmie Sue Wakefield as soph deputy president Patsy Wakefield secretary treasurer Susie Hoks reporter. A proposed constitution and by laws will be considered next Tuesday by a special committee. About 61 girls attended the meeting. The club is sponsored by Baytown registered nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Ehender
Future Nurses Club
Robert EB. Lee High School
Delia Adiong
Mary Wingate
Jimmie Sue Wakefield
Soph
Patsy Wakefield
Susie Hosks
Baytown
Brownie Troop 52 Second Fall Meet at Home
Brownie Troop 52 met Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Everett Turner 507 East Gulf for their second fall session. Officers listed include Joan Manis as president Carol Turner as vice president and Susan Richardson as secretary treasurer. The girls made two buddy burner devices for their camp cooking project and plan to fry hamburgers at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie
Everett Turner
East Gulf
Joan Manis
Carol Turner
Susan Richardson
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Fred L. Wilson
Virginia Blackmen
Craig
Platt
Estellne Hull
Pearl E. Wilson
EL OW. Powell
Alfred M. Stalla
A.D. McManus
Cedar Bayou
Normalcy Pinett
Ruth Esther Wilson
Louis Dupree
C. D. Thompson
Edith Hart
Stella Goldman
Doris Ewing
Butch Dierel
Robert Ham
Lakeside Garden Club
Minnie Alice Robertson
Lawrence Bourge
Jessie L. Sanders
W. B. Schulte
Frank Stitch
T. H. Duffy
Don Brady
Houston
Tom Mork
Fairbanks
Charles Ogilvie
Betlaire
Horace Manz Tech
Parents Club
Virgil
Ceri M. Jacobs
Parkway
Call Orchard
Cartlidge
Toy
Wilkie
Tejas
Huntsville
Siseo
Parents Council
Bjh
Thursday Forum
Mrs. Dumas
Nettie
Mrs. Seale
Brownie Troop 62
Dirt Gardeners Club
BIU
Coady
Nurses Club
Brownie Troop 52
Aunzie Ries
Eleanor Neilson
Richard S. Bron
Brown
Mrs. Neilson
Aron
Thed
P. Fenelon
Raper Pries le
Burlington’s
Texas
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