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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1963
Page
14
Final plans for the wedding of Miss Carolyn V. Vermillion and Thomas Ervin Flowers have been made. The couple will wed at 2 p.m. Friday in the First Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Burmette Dewcher will officiate. A wedding reception will follow at the Wedding House.
Weekend open air show by the Esgiewn An League attracted visitors from Passdena Daston and nearby areas. Exhibits included birds plants and farm scenes with colored designs and captions. Demonstrations by Susin Hiddges and Mrs 7 drew attention while several paintings were sold. Mrs Pearl Boul noted for scenes. Lilyene Chris Wooten and Gary nECOrs contributed wire cutting and teason work.
An advertisement offers No-Roach insect killer products with claims of no roaches and no odors. It mentions cabinet cleaning benefits and convenient use on dishes. The brand appears as MINIMAX-SUPER VALU and references Succinct usage tips.
BEPW Club discusses proposed poll tax amendment at meeting led by Morse and Brown. The session covers voting in elections and reservations raised by members. Contention centers on procedures and potential impact on local polling places.
Veal Paprikash dish described with ingredients like boneless veal flour onion green pepper paprika and water. Instructions say simmer slowly for 14 hours, then stir in sour cream and serve over noodles. Includes measurements and optional garnish ideas with spices and seeds.
Baytown bridge players gathered for a Galvez Hotel weekend event sanctioned by local clubs. The program included multiple sessions with results across pairs and team events, crowning winners led by Mr. and Mrs. Wickerson and other top pairs, with Master Point accolades noted throughout.
JOY MILLER reports a bold optometrist who met with concern and support as he discussed a nonprofit effort to donate contact lenses to the needy. He described plans to send lenses free of charge and to expand education on lens use through international lectures and clinics.
Basic rule says cook meat at low dry or moist heat to stay tender. Liver varies by type and method. veal and lamb may be broiled or pan fried. sliced liver braises well. Quick lunch uses luncheon meat sandwiches with mashed potatoes and onion baked 20 minutes. Veal cuts resemble beef but lighter in color with less marbling.
Miss Elizabeth J. Nutt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Nutt of 1605 Duke, will marry Wo Jo Davis, son of Mrs Rosalie Dews Massey Thompkins. The wedding takes place Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Yates Flanagan on Cedar Bayou Crosby Road. The bride, a Robert E. Lee High School graduate, attended Leo College Arts. The groom is a hair stylist at Country Club Beauty Lounge in Bryan.
Allen Rice Jr. defined architecture as the culmination of all arts while guest speaking at the Thursday Forum of Sasdy Club. He spoke on architecture shaping environments and ideas into visible form, noting legacies, size, and design as key, citing Egyptian Greek Roman and Gothic eras and the perseverance of planners. The gathering, directed by Mrs H D Hinson, included Mrs B M Burns and Allen Rice Jr among guests, with officers led by Mrs P G Hower and others.
A scrambled, partial kitchen hint describes pineapple preparation with browning notes. The text mentions a dish or method and references an oven and a described browning step. Names and clear actions are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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