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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1965
Page
5
The Stanger family in Roseland Oaks transforms their yard into a vibrant landscape with colorful blossoms rock arrangements and decorative beds. Neighbors admire the display and anticipate future additions like terraces and extended walkways to enhance the back area.
Local business listing for The Fabric Shop operated by Eona and Jim Boyer located on Pex Avenue near 4300 Decker. The notice confirms store names and proprietors but provides no additional opening hours or services.
Lum Roark chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held a meeting at Mrs. G.R. Taylor’s home to study Gen Joseph Wheeler. The program covered Wheeler’s life from his Augusta birth in 1836 through West Point to his Civil War service and later rise to brigadier general. Mrs. Taylor led the business session. Mrs. Odell Casey was welcomed. Refreshments were served. October’s gathering was to be at Mrs. J. W. Herring’s home.
The Baytown Sun invites readers to submit favorite casserole recipes for a special Cook Book edition published the week before Thanksgiving. Send recipes with a brief note on why they are a favorite, include name and contact details, and mail to the Woman's Department Box 90.
Heirport Billing announces two sisters Kathy and Tina and grandparents Billingsley Mes Charles Carry, all of Timpson.
A readable OCR fragment lists Morrell Park events and local group meetings across Monday and Tuesday. It mentions Maud Civic Association at 7 and various clubs, church groups, and civic organizations meeting at libraries, halls, and churches with times around 7 p.m. and 9:30 a.m. plus notes on locations like Knights of Columbus Hall and First National Bank.
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