Aglow Fellowship Meets for Continental Breakfast Oct 14
The Women’s Aglow Fellowship will gather at 9 a.m. October 14 at the Ramada Inn for a continental breakfast. Guest speaker Mrs. Florence Ellingson of Minneapolis will discuss God Hears and Answers Prayers. Special music by Mrs. Marsha Benecke. Reservations not needed. $2.25 breakfast. Call 427-2231 for details.
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Sorority Members to Appear on TV Dialing For Dollars
Rho Zeta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will be on Dialing For Dollars at 9 a.m. Monday on Channel 13 to discuss the October 15 shrimp fry. The shrimp fry benefits Red River Gun Club with serving from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m. The chapter meets October 14 at 7:30 p.m. at Exxon Credit Union Building. October meeting hosted by Mrs. Biano and Mrs. Rowland. Officer Randy Craig speaks on crime prevention. Mrs. Rowland is new vice president and Mrs. Nichols the new corresponding secretary.
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Baytown
Club Names New Officers
New Officers of the Baptist Young Women of Central Baptist Church are Mrs. Al Howell president Mrs. Ron Ellis vice president Miss Cindy Sherman reporter Miss Debbie Parker activities Miss Patti Macon program Miss Cathy Lee devotional and Miss Carla Powell refreshments Bryan McMicken is the BYW beau The group will compile a cookbook for the fund raising project dedicated to Mr and Mrs George Mayfield Mrs Donnie Herrington is the group director BYW meets at 6 p m every Sunday and is open to women from 1th grade through college age
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al Howell
Ron Ellis
Cindy Sherman
Debbie Parker
Patti Macon
Cathy Lee
Carla Powell
Bryan McMicken
BYW
George Mayfield
Donnie Herrington
Bridge Play Day at White Hall Club This Tuesday
White Hall Bridge Club meets at 7 p.m. in the White Hall Apartments game room. North-south winners were Lill Branding pair first, Tommie Einkauf and Helena Kimball second, Ruby Jennings and Pat Swanson third. East-west winners were Martin Ryan and Fran Wheeler first, Harvey McKay second, Robert Franks third.
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Tommie Einkauf
Helena Kimball
Ruby Jennings
Pat Swanson
Martin Ryan
Fran Wheeler
Harvey McKay
Robert Franks
Baytown Duplicate Bridge Winners Named in Charity Event
Baytown club members gathered at the Community Building for a 10 a.m. Tuesday game. First place went to Mrs. A. F. Enderli and Dr Joseph Wolfe, with Edith Reid and C. P. Borden second. Third place went to Diane Herring and Sue Cade, fourth to Joan Hughes and Mrs. Jack Furbee, and fifth to Mrs. James Harrop and Mrs. J. C. Alspaugh.
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A. F. Enderli
Joseph Wolfe
Edith Reid
C. P. Borden
Diane Herring
Sue Cade
Joan Hughes
Jack Furbee
James Harrop
J. C. Alspaugh
Dickens Christmas Planned On The Strand In Galveston
The Galveston Historical Foundation presents Dickens Evening on The Strand on December 1 reenacting a 19th century English street scene. Boutiques open 6 to 11 pm along Moody to Bath Streets with costumed shopkeepers offering cheeses sausages ales and kippers. Alfred Hyslop will perform A Christmas Carol at Wharf Street Theatre. admission is a voluntary $1 donation to support GHF. If rain, the event moves to December 2.
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Galveston Historical Foundation Inc
Strand
Alfred Hyslop
The
Texas Theatre Foundation
Houston
Wharf Street
Moody
Bath of Rosenberg
GHF
Dee
Treat Stains Immediately For Results
Fabric stains from fruit juices soft drinks or alcohol can be invisible until heat or storage caramelizes sugars leaving yellow tan or brown marks. Sponging with rubbing alcohol or diluted bleach safe for the fabric helps as soon as stains are known says Mrs Becky Culp Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas AM University System.
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Becky Culp
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas AM University System
Advances in treating childhood cancer show gains
A Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center study finds 64 percent of children with lymph system cancer are disease free and off therapy for over four years after intensive drug treatment and radiation. The American Cancer Society notes insurance questions and teen smoking myths with updated statistics.
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Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
New York City
New Arrivals Baytown Families Welcome Four Babies
Mr and Mrs Mark E Rieck announce daughter Jennifer Christine born Sept 22 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital weight 8 1. Grandparents B G Kitchens A L Rieck Sr and Nellie Rogers Susan Kitchens Homer Shirley A J Rieck Marcie Harper. Mr and Mrs Thomas Wayne Harris announce son Patrick Wayne born Sept 18 in Spring weight 6 15. Grandparents Peter J Moore Earl Harris Baytown. Mr and Mrs Larry W Lindsey announce son Alan Scott born Sept 3 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital weight 9 72 ounces. Grandparents B Lindsey Longview Erin McGraw Monday. Mr and Mrs James M Ricketson announce daughter Tiffani Michelle born Oct 6 weight 9 6. Grandparents L H Ricketson Henry Holland. Great grandmothers Ida Walker Baytown and John Edwards Boerne.
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McMinnville, Tenn
Marcie Harper
Beach City
Thomas Wayne Harris
Patrick Wayne
Peter J. Moore
Earl Harris
Baytown
Lindsey
Larry W. Lindsey
Alan Scott
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Michell Jane
B. Lindsey
Longview
Erin McGraw
Monday
Ricketson
James M. Ricketson
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L. H. Ricketson
Henry Holland
Ida Walker
John Edwards
Boerne
Red Dye Bans Threaten Candy Makers and Cherries
The FDA banned Red Dye No 2, makers switched to No 4, now FDA reviews No 4 and may ban it as well. Carbon black dye linked to carcinogenic compounds could also be headed out, affecting licorice and jelly beans.
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Mudville
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Bali Bras Refund Offer Promises Credit on Purchases
A vintage ad promotes a refund deal tied to Bali brand bras and T shirts. It promises 1.50 or 1.40 credits, urges filling a coupon with style number and size, and asks for the fabric label portion plus receipt. The pitch urges shoppers to buy, claiming savings on the garment.
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