Mothers Club Hosts Kindergarten Focus Night
The Mothers of Trinity Kindergarten held a fall meeting with speakers on children's problems. Le Sanders and Mrs. Walsh led an open forum while Mrs. Colley and Miss Jerry Brown outlined the club and its work with children. Mrs. Adams discussed the kindergarten rhythm program and plans for activities. A fashion show was presented by Mrs. Bland and the Study Club met at George Bland's home with fashion talk and photo displays.
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Cpaamately” Co
Trinity 1 Kindersarten
Mothers Club
WS Jones
le Sanders
Ver
D. GC. Walsh
F. Colley
Jerry Brown
George C- Adams
Wernot Ploeger
Papsigh
Ernoon
George Bland
Scothe
MD. Miller
Mesdemes
F. B. Angel
John ‘Enin
B. W. Bowerman
S.o. Soy
Wade Callum
Edwin Cook
Cates
D. W. Jones
RK. D
AM. Montjoy
A. R. Padg-Ey. Ptacek
D.C. Trate
Pledges Honored With Rush Party
The first rush party of the season for Beta Sigma Phi was held at Trinity Episcopal Parish Hall as a tacky party. Miss Lulan Faye Wilburn won best-dressed honors while 30 members and pledges enjoyed spiced punch and doughnuts. Members and officers hosted games and refreshments, featuring prospective pledges such as Evelyn Robson and Irma Sayles among others.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Trinity Episcopal Parish Hall
Lulan Faye Wilburn
T. F. Seale
Reagan Cates
Allen Meister
Kenneth Offerman
Joyce’ Vidrine
Evelyn Robson
Richard Johnston
Irma Sayles
Maydell Pinson
Jean Chrisman
Margaret Hill
George Harrington
Elda Rae Goodmen
Fay Berry
L. RK. Woods
Mudlark Review Noted By Baytown Club Members
The Baytown Community House hosted a regular meeting of the Reviewer Club where Mrs. T M Hoffman reviewed The Mudlark by Theodore Bonnet yesterday afternoon. Mrs J H McCulley led the session and a motion to shift meetings from afternoon to morning was tabled for later action.
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Reviewer Club
T. M. Hoffman
Theodore Bonnet
Baytown
J. H. McCulley
J. W. Stewart
Massachusetts
Ent
Ims
Mesdames EL TL Bacon
S. A. Bethea
Robert Forrester
Earl Gartier
J. W. Galeener
Robert Kelly
G. H. Meason
J. H. McCultey
FL NL Orr
Elmer Poutra
Charles K. Scott
Jack Smatling
D. Walsh
Joi. Walker
Baytown AAUW Hosts Texas Neighborhood Conference
The Baytown branch of AAUW Texas will host the Neighborhood Conference on October 12 at Baytown Community House with visiting chapters Alvin Beaumont Brazosport Galveston Houston Orange Port Arthur. Miss May Jones of Stephenville, president of the Texas Division AAUW, and Mrs Allen O'Hara of Houston will speak. The program opens at 10 a.m. with invocations and features sessions on membership, eligibility, graduates, Seattle Convention, and workshops across Creative Arts Education International Relations Legislative Social Studies and Status of Women, ending with a 1:30 p.m. luncheon featuring Miss Jones.
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Baytown
American Association of University Women, Texas Division
Haytown
Alvin
Beaumont
Brazosport
Galveston
Houston
Orange
Port Arthur
Spesiers
May. Jones
Stephenville
Texas
A.alu.w
Allen O'Hara
State International Relations Committee
A.A. A.W
D. C Seamans
J. Bryan Stratton
Jones
M. W. Wilcoxen
Reynold R. Kraft
Seattle
J. H. van Emen
O'Hara
Thad Fennema
Hart DePugh
G. L Hermance
State Committee On
Miss Jones
Speaer
Texas surface water laws panel named by Manford
Austin Oct 7 A six member Texas House group and three public members were named by House Speaker Durwood Manford to form an interim committee to revise surface water laws of Texas. Other governor and lieutenant governor appointees had been announced earlier.
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Austin
Texas
Durwood Manford
Manford
Preston Smith
Lubbock
Jack Brooks
Beaumont
William S. Fly
Victoria
Byron Tinsley
Greenville
Douglas Bergman
Dallas
Hiram Childress
Sweetwater
Lawrence R
Hagg
Amarillo
R. Dean Moorhead
Victor Bouldin
Houston
Johnson Rayburn To Speak Against Poll Tax
AUSTEN Oct 7 Senator Lyndon B Johnson and House Speaker Sam Rayburn agreed to speak in Texas in support of repealing the poll tax. Their visits would occur between now and November with public addresses on the subject as a constitutional amendment to eliminate the poll tax appears on the November ballot.
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Austen
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Will T. Drecherd
Rayburn
Johnson
Houston Natural Gas VP Resigns After 24 Years in Service
Houston natural gas vice president Curtis B. Fisher, in charge of Corpus Christi operations, resigns after 24 years with the company. He helped oversee a long term city contract area and offered no details on future plans. Initiation practice for Goose Creek Rainbow Girls set for Saturday at Masonic Hall under Mrs. G A Lillie. Mrs. Beatrice Horton and Miss Adeline Englert to attend BPW regional conference in Hot Springs, Ark. Delores Marie Henneke baptized October 1 at St. Jude’s Highlands. Thelma Rand, Paola license agent, sent 2960 applicant files to the state. one return for correction as she forgot to sign her own.
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Houston
Curtis B. Fisher
Houston Natural Gas Corporation
Corpus Christi
Fisher
Fo Corpus
Basnbow
Goose Creek
Order of Rainbow
Goose Creek Masonic Hall
G. A. Lillie
EPW
Beatrice Horton
Adeline Englert
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Business and Professional Women
Horton
Aliss Englert
Baytown
BPW
Delores Marie Henneke
Delores Marie
Henneke
A. F. Henneke
Highlands
St. Jude's Catholic Church
Bernard Roemer
A. F. Beenisch
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Paola
Kan
Thelma Rand
Kansas Motor Vehicle’ Commissioner
Read
Protest Against Leland Olds Reappointment
The article notes mounting protest against Leland Olds federal power commission nomination. Warren argues confirmation would bring inevitable bureaucratic stagnation in natural gas production and gathering industry, and questions Olds ideologies and record to justify a reappointment.
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Leland
Federal Power
Warren
Olds
Tennessee Gas Official Dies In Houston Hospital
ME Ware, land supervisor for the Tennessee Gas Transmission Company, died in a Houston hospital after a three week illness. He was 53. He had previously lived in Lubbock and worked in federal bank operations in West Texas. Funeral plans were incomplete.
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Tennessee
Houston
Houston, Oct
ME. Ware
Tennessee Gas Transmission Company
Ware
Lubbock
Federal Jane Bank
West Texas
SP Employee For 39 Years To Be Buried
Joseph A. Allwright 51, native of England and Southern Pacific railroad employee for 23 years, will be buried in Houston today. He died at his home Wednesday after retiring from railroad work in 1951. Allwright came from Oxfordshire, England in 1892.
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Houston
Joseph A. Allwright
England
Southern Pacific Railroad
Allwright
Oxfordshire
Move to Kert vile sparks long-term home plans
A resident reflects on 30 years spent in Kert vile and the dawning idea of building a lasting home there. The passage notes attachment to the town and plans for future residence.
Police Hunt After Bus Shooting in Houston
A high velocity bullet from a second story wounded John K Morrison near the eye and nicked Bertie Williams on a finger when glass shattered from a bus window. Authorities search for the shooter as county bids open to rebuild a five ton bridge damaged by a 13 ton truck. The report notes Brittany is a province in Brabee, not England.
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Cork
John K. Morrison
Bertie
Williams
Morrison
Warwick
Brittany
Brabee
England
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Houston Natural Gas
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