Society and Chils jedding Vows Exchanged iHome Rites PS
Miss ajfene Cornelius wed Thomas Loren SoRelle on 9 at the home of Mr and Mrs L Miller. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore steel blue satin with pink flowers. Attendants included sister Marlene Cornelius as maid of honor. The groom and attendants included Fred L Miller and Buy Wheeler. Reception followed, cake and orchids featured. SoRelles reside on East Wright in Baytown.
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PS Mediate
Ajfene Cornelius
Thomas Loren SoRelle
Syed L. Miller
Peide
E Cornelius
1801
Ee, Baytawe
Wiliam
Bert Belvieu
Coleman Turner
Marlene Cornelius
Fred L. Miller
Buy Wheeler
Channelview
Mont Belvier High School
Baytown Sun
Mrs. SoRelle
East Wright
Baytown
Vice Consul Delivers Mexico Talk at Sorority Night
Luis Zoriils, Mexico's Vice Consul in Houston, spoke on Understanding Mexico at the International Night by Kappa Kappa chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Grace Methodist Church. He outlined consular duties as musical selections entertained 32 guests and members with Latin American tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis Zoriils
Mexico
Houston
Kappa Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Grace Methodist Church
Jesse Sanchez
Adelina Brave
Nemencio Esquivel
Reagan B
Parish Guild Hosts Morning Coffee at Parish House
Trinity Episcopal Church parishioners and friends joined the Parish Guild for a two hour morning coffee in the Parish House. Refreshments were served on a linen table, with chrysanthemums and asters in autumn colors. Arts Roberts and several hostess committee members oversaw the coffee service and guest register.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Arts. R. Roberts
G. A. Lille
P. W. Henckell
W.H. Barber
Thomas
Forty Two Birthday Party Honors Fred Schroeder
Fred Schroeder was honored on his birthday with a Forty Two party hosted by Mr and Mrs Gary Ash at 1000 Worth Main. Co hostesses included Mrs Jim Wize. The pair won the partners prize in games. attendees listed include Mr and Mrs Schroeder, Mr and Mrs Woodrow, Waligore and Diane, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schroeder
Mmirj
Gary Ash
Worth Main
Jim Wize
Cecil Tieman
Schroeder
Woodrow
Waligore
Diane
WW. Johnson
Will Oliver
Pete and
Blaine
Jim Wise
Jimmy
Gery Ash
Aruba visitor plans return trip via Miami and New York
Raymond E Bowen formerly with Humble Oil Baytown Plant arrived in Baytown visiting friends en route to Parkersburg West Virginia where his family waited since June. They will visit New York City before flying home to Aruba via Miami and expect to return around November 1. Pfc George W Jones and wife also host a Baytown visit. Jones trained at Warren AFB Cheyenne and heads to Hamilton Field California October 27 for Alaska duty. Amoma Class Memorial Baptist to meet Thursday at 7 30 pm at Mrs F R Spencer 2604 Cedar Bayou Road. all members urged to attend.
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Aruba
Raymond EE. Bowen
Baytown
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Wetherland
West Indies
Perkersburg
West Virginia
States
Parkersburg
New York City
Arba
Miami
Lesve Pie
George W. Jones
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Gresham
Pfc. Jones
Warren Air Force Base
Hamilton Field
California
Alaska
Amoma
Amama
Memorial Baptist, Church
F. R. Spencer
Cedar Bayou Road
Woman Attorney to Speak at Baytown BPW Dinner
Billye Russell, Houston attorney with 15 years in practice, will address the Baytown chapter of Business and Professional Women at the October 18 dinner in Baytown First Presbyterian Church. Meeting notes cite district conference reports and upcoming constitutional amendments affecting jury service for women.
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Billye Russell
Houston
Baytown
First Presbyterian Church
Galveston
Zenobia‘ Booth
Beatrice Horton
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Shamrock Hotel
Paula DeTremblay
Robert E. Lee High School
Humble
Thimble Club Canasta Party Planned For November
Mrs N Brown hosted Thimble Club members for a social meeting at Mrs M E Jordan s home. A vote approved a November progressive dinner with husbands as guests. Prizes went to Mrs Joe DeHart and Mrs Joe Neilson for high score.
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N. Brown
Thimble Club
M. E. Jordan
Joe DeHart
Joe Neilson
Canasta
B. D. Harvey
C B Littlepage
James Nelson
K.E. Nelson
Littlewage
East Fayle
Man Who Helped U S Nab Smugglers Is Gang Victim
Louis B. Harrison a 41 year old book store owner and senior vice commander of Post 29 Disabled American Veterans vanished Sept 27 police fear he was killed by remaining gang members. He aided federal agents by supplying information to dismantle a 548000 gold smuggling ring after working with the gang to gather evidence.
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Los
Angeles
Louis B. Harrison
Post 29
The
Disabled American Veterans
Marison
Po- Hee
Secret Service
U.S. May Limit Steel Export if Strike Goes On
Commerce Secretary Charles Sawyer said the government might curb steel exports if the lengthy strike continues. He arrived in New York to discuss national economic effects with 11 major industries as part of a Truman administration fact finding survey amid concerns the labor actions could impact the economy. Penny Lou Jones weighs seven pounds, 13 ounces, born at 2:25 am in Baytown Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Jones, with grandparents C. E. Downing, G. L. Driggers.
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New York
Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Sawyer
Washington
Truman
STORK
D. R. Jones
Baytown
Penny Lou
Baytown Hospital
C. E. Downing
G. L. Driggers
Houston
Dulles Urges New Labor Law to Replace Taft Hartley
Senator John Foster Dulles advocating a new labor relations law during a western New York campaign stops. He calls for five major alterations including worker protection from court injunctions, loyalty and freedom of speech for labor and management, tightened union finances, and a permanent bipartisan commission to study and report to Congress annually. He emphasizes the right to strike remains, with limits only in rare cases.
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Merina
N. X
John Foster Dulles
U.S. Senate
Dulles
New York
Orleans County
Republicans Committee
Congress
Taft Attacks Truman Fair Deal Linking to English Socialism
In Mena Ohio on October 5 Senator Robert A Taft argued against the Fair Deal calling it socialism. He criticized socialized medicine universal military training and repeal of the Taft Hartley act. He warned the plan mirrors England today and would push the nation toward bankruptcy.
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Mena
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Truman
England
Taft
Gleaners of Memorial Baptist to Meet Thursday
The Gleaners class of Memorial Baptist Church will meet at 7 30 pm Thursday at Mrs. Fred Le Miller’s home 207 Scott for officer elections and an important business meeting. The nominating committee meets at 7 pm. All class members urged to attend.
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Gleaners OF
Memorial
Memorial Baptist Church
Fred le Miller
Scott
Chennault Urges Aid to China to Save Far East now
Gen Claire L Chennault leader of the Flying Tigers spoke at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco urging American aid to China's Nationalist government to prevent Communist domination. He suggested military support and arms could cost around 200 million dollars annually to bolster Chiang Kai-shek's forces.
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San Francisco
Flying Tiger
Claire L. Chennault
China
Far East
Chiang Wai-shek
Chennault
Commonwealth «Club
Owl Guards Barn After Cow Escape Warning
A farmer recalls a strange morning when an owl stood by his barnyard gate, seemingly awaiting entry as he pondered cheaper ways to forget the cows. The scene implies an unusual encounter tied to the livestock.
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