Eighth Annual Association Meeting At Central
Eighth annual meeting of the San Jacinto Baptist association convenes Thursday at Central Baptist Church Baytown with sessions at 9 a.m. 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. A baptism service under C D Ding opens the day. Reports cover order of business worship education mission plans and various committees including WMU and Sunday school. A 7 p.m. address by Dr Forres C Poener closes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Baptist Association
Central Baptist Church
Baytown
C. D. Ding
E le Toaberts
A. J. Martin
Buford Harrett
Tin
R. D. Bruce
Christian Education
Monary Union
D. A. di S
Ben F. Ammons
J. M. Lilly
A. L. Jordan
E. R. Burns
Fashion World Pattern Sale and Dress Examples
A Baytown Sun ad promotes 1954 1955 fall winter patterns No 2789 in multiple sizes with tea apron and coverall options. Includes pattern order details and mailing address PATTERN BUREAU, Baytown Sun Box 42 New York NY. Also advertises No 2008 dress pattern with various sleeve and neck options and price 35 or 25 cents for Fashion World edition.
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Baytown
Fashion World
Address Pattern Bureau
ToeBaytown Sun
Old Chelsa Station
New York 11
N. Y
Elass
Woodmen Circle Grove 844 To Install New Officers
Woodmen Circle Grove 844 will install officers at 7:30 PM Wednesday in the WOW hall with Mrs. Charlene Hornback of Humble officiating. Past president’s pen will be presented to the retiring president by Mrs. Zelda K. Zappone. Banquet at Rebel Inn to follow for officers guests and members. Sealing hotties note and travel tips appear in Sun Classified Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle Grove
Wow Hall
Charlene Hornback
Humble
Hornback
Godlove
Zelda K. Zappone
W. O. Tidman
Lorene Fisher
Iain
Vera Davis
Willene Dyer
Iva Ray
Katie Dunn
Thelma Holmes
Rebel Inn
Queen Coronation At Cedar Bayou School Carnival Oct 30
Cedar Bayou Parent Teacher Association plans a carnival and coronation at the school on October 30 from 5 30 to 10 pm the coronation ceremony is set for 8 pm a queen will be chosen from the largest vote getter among girls from first through ninth grades nominees collect and keep votes with results announced October 22 duchesses will follow with escorts and dresses to be provided by their guardians
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bayou
Parent-Teacher Association
Pam
G. BL Troxell
Arrangemanta
Virginia Mills Circle Meets at Doyle Killiron Home
The Virginia Mills Circle of Memorial Baptist Church gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Doyle Killiron’s home in Soug West Lobit. Mrs. Huron led prayer, Mrs. W. B. Lawdon gave a devotional, and Mrs. Bart Smith offered the closing prayer. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Mills
Memorial Baptist Church
Doyle Killiron
Soug West Lobit
Huron
W. B. Lawdon
Bart Smith
Walker Elementary Parents Entertained By School Community
Cedar Bayou area reports a Walker elementary party for parents with PTA business, officer remarks by Mrs. Landry and Mrs. Fac Tizeno, Rev. W H Wardy speaking on education. Entertainment included riddles and puzzles, decor featured a linen table with ivy and cookies. Mary Moon circle met at Mrs J E Marshall’s home with nine members and one new member, Mrs G B Wallace. Church enlistment noted as a community mission project. Prayer calendar for foreign missionaries. Bible study activity on Baptist Fundamentals and a closing prayer led by Mrs Martha Filis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Elementary School
Cedar Bayou
Ophelia Landry
Georgia Fac Tizeno
W. H. Wardy
Mount Olive Baptist Church
Mary Moon
Memorial Baptist Church
J. E. Marshall
Forrest
A. L. Jordan
G. B. Wallace
J. M. Bridges
Martha Filis
Mrs Lyons Leads Circle Bible Study at Memorial Baptist
Mrs Marvin Lyons presented the Circle's Bible study Tuesday to the Frances Smith circle of Memorial Baptist church. The session, held at Mrs A H Witt's home, featured ten members and two visitors, with readings led by Mrs B Green and Mrs G Broadgand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Lyons
Frances Smith
Memorial Baptist Church
A. H. Witt
Lyons
H. H. Barren
Miles Keller
John Wilson
K. EB. Exons
Travers
7. B. Green
G. R. Broadgand
Green
Betty Moneyhon
Local Highlands Wedding Dedicates Couple in Houston Home
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Glenn Krebs reside in Houston after a Saturday ceremony at First Baptist Church Highlands. Miss Cathryne Welch, daughter of Mrs Delvin Welch, served as bride with Rev Dennis Barnes officiating. Attendant Jean Smith of Houston. best man Lee Krebs. Reception followed at bride’s sister Mrs Leroy Ellerby’s Highlands home.
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Glenn Krebs
Houston
First Baptist Church of Highlands
Cathryne Welch
Delvin Welch
Jones Read
Highlands
H. S. Krebs
Dennis Barnes
Jean Smith
Lee Krebs
Leroy Ellerby
Crosby
Brenham
Alamo Linen Service
Bagby Circle Officers Named
Officers of the Helen Bagby circle of Memorial Baptist church were named at a Tuesday meeting. They include J B Beaugh chairwoman Charles Gates co chairwoman W D Johnson secretary treasurer and publicity C A Winningham program H G Standifer stewardship M J D Geisendorff community missions Ray Herron mission study Darrell Tuck Bible study J T Strawn social G V Daniel benevolence. Three new members Daniel Strawn and Truitt Smith joined. Bagby in Brazil will top a study lesson. Next meeting Oct 19 in Mrs Strawn’s home. Assoc Women’s Missionary Union meeting at First Baptist next Tuesday.
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J. B. Beaugh
Charles Gates
Young People's
W. D. Johnson
C. A. Winningham
HG. Standifer
M. JD. Geisendorff
Ray Herron
Darrell Tuck
J. T. Strawn
G. V. Daniel Ben
Johnson
Avon
Daniel
Strawn
Truitt Smith
Bagby
Brazil
Tuck
Roy Herron
Forrest
Circle
Women's Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
Flower Clinic Teaches Arranging To East Harris Teens
Highteen members of the East Harris county Federation of Garden clubs attended a flower arrangement clinic at Community House led by Mrs. L. Pledger of Alvin. She outlined three principal requirements for good arrangements and supervised a workshop. Plans were made for a Baytown fair parade entry and a motion approved to pursue district and state affiliation for the federation. A sack lunch followed with drinks provided by Baytown Garden Club hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Harris County
Federation
Baytown Garden Vlibe
Opening Prayer Led By Mrs Rosamond John
Virginia Wingo circle of First Baptist church met Tuesday in the home of Mrs Robert Cochran. Mrs John Rosamond opened the meeting with prayer. New officers include Mrs Cochran chairwoman and others. Members brought food for the Seaman's Center and Bible study from Esther was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Wingo
First Baptist
Robert Cochran
Edison
John Rosamond
Woman's Mission+ oyr union
Seaman's Center
T. CG. Ning
Mra. Cochran
King
Abs
Johnson
Rosamond
Jack Nessberode
Otto Mullins
Mission Studs
Pete Shepherd
Marshall Rhoden
Wight
Roy Sutton
Edward Sawberger Jr
Oneta Fisher Is Circle's New Name
The Circle of First Baptist Church chose Oneta Fisher as its new name during a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Bobby Fowler’s home in Indiana. Mrs. Diaz led opening prayer, a letter from missionary Cine ta Fisher was read, and Bible study was presented. a new member Mrs. James Huffaker joined, along with visitor Mrs. Derroil Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneta Fisher
First Baptist Church
Bobby Fowler
Indiana
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W. A. Vinson
American Bible Society
Barnes
Forres C. Poener
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Herb Barren
Roe Wilson
P. J. Brown
Barney Webber
Training Union
W. M. Johnson
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Piaxo
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Wade Freeman
W. A. Lovett
Park Street
Frank Odom
R. H. Chandler
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Gray
Texas Ave
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Moon Circle
Marshall
Mrs. Lyons
Bagby Circle
Helen Bagby
Mrs. Rosamond John
Food Service
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Caldwell
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