Gardeners Hear Program On Changing Flower Designs
Garden club members heard Mrs. Fred Hederhorst describe evolving flower designs from free form to avant garde, comparing fashion changes to floral art. She offered tips on keeping roses closed, salt-treated camellia petals, and noted an upcoming November meeting at Mrs. Meister’s home with a rose garden visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hederhorst
Nower
Country Club
Oaks Garden Club
William Brookshire
Hederhorst
P. E. Meister
Rose Garden
Houston
Robert Hull
Baytonian Wins Golf Tourney At Baywood
Baytonian Malley Bates of Baytowns captured the new women’s golf championship at Baywood Country Club after a three day match play event. Rose Dye the previous year’s champ finished as runner up with Kathy Maxwell consolation. Opal Mallory Peggie Reid and Edna Oliver won flights and consolation honors. Gloria Stephens Frances Taylor Millie Diamond claimed second flight, Virginia Riddle Dorothy Eppinger Rose Gordy took third. Marlene Whitley and Barbara Baker won low gross and net. A party followed the play day as trophies were awarded.
Georgia Hughes Elected Rainbow Worthy Advisor
Georgia Hughes was installed October 5 as worthy advisor of Anahuac Assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls. The ceremony featured invocation and benediction by Reverend Anthony Webster. Hughes chose Friendship through Faith as her theme with yellow and green chrysanthemums the flowers and colors. Music included The Impossible Dream by Melvin Kruger. Installing officers included Terri Hale and Peggy Wilborn. many officers were named, with Darlene Miles as installing musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anahuac
Georgia Hughes
Anahuac Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Anthony Webster
Anahuac First
Music Study Club Holds October Meeting
Mrs. Thad Johnson hosted the Baytown Music Study Club October meeting. President Mrs. L. L. Kendrick presided. program chaired by Mrs. Frank Emhardt. Speaker Mrs. Chester Rogers discussed The Creative Process from Copland and What To Look for in Music, finishing with an original composition. Miss Dixie Shipp studied Bach fugues and Chopin. Cynthia Arcenaux played Turina pieces. Mrs. A. L. Kissick closed with a Schubert Serenade sacred song accompaniment by Mrs. Harry Hance. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Johnson
Baytown Music Study Club
L. L. Kendrick
Frank Emhardt
Chester Rogers
Aaron Copeland
Dixie Shipp
Lee College
Cynthia Arcenaux
Joaquim Turina
A. L. Kissick
Schubert
Harry Hance
Old Nick's Copper Nickel Meaning Emerges in Saxony Lore
In 1654 Saxon miners failed to smelt copper ore and blamed the devil. They named the stubborn metal kupfernickel or Old Nick's copper, a term later shortened to nickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxony
Museum lecture series highlights painters patrons and lectures
Houston Fine Arts Museum will host a five program lecture series titled Patrons and Their Painters featuring UT Austin faculty. Janet Rollins discusses The Medici and Michael Angelo on Oct 9 and Dacinta Quirarte speaks on Charles IV and Goya on Oct 2 and Sidney Janis and His Collection on Nov 13. Donald L. Weismann presents The W. P. A. and Its Painters on Dec 4. Coffee and speaker meet-and-greets follow each talk. Tickets $12 for all five, $3 per lecture. members pay $7.50 for the full set. student rate $11 may apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas
Museum of Fine Arts
Houston
Jones
Janet Rollins
Medici
Michaelangelo
Dacinta Quirarte
McDonald Smith
Donald L. Weismann
Museum I
Classroom Attire Troubles Across Schools Nationwide
New York AP report outlines how schools nationwide debate dress codes from culottes to miniskirts and T shirts. Officials in Baytown say they face few problems while others impose strict rules from two inches above the knee to Nehru jackets and exposed navels.
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New York
Hollywood
Calif
Mandan
N.C
Radford High School
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Jefferson Parish
Glendale
Westport
Mick Herzog
School principals debate love beads dress code across coast
School principals from coast to coast grapple with love bead wear for ymates. Some argue beads inappropriate, others say they must be tucked inside shirts. The fragmented report notes varied reactions as they ride off in several directions.
Paintings Shown By Art League October Exhibits
The Art League of Baytown announces October exhibits including a group show by two League artists at the Community Building. Jewell Fuller displays three paintings at Brunson Theater, Jeanette Larsen has an oil study at First National Bank, and Mrs. W. D. Watson features an eight-piece one man show at the Tow er with fruit and floral still life landscapes and seasapes. Eva Beebe presents 15 oil and acrylic works at the Holiday Inn. Ann Kelley shows four varied works at Humble Employees Credit Union Sterling Municipal Library and Wolverton’s cafeteria. Exhibits run through November 7 inviting public viewing.
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Art League of
Baytown
Jewell Fuller
Brunson Theater
First National Bank
Jeanette Larsen
W. D. Watson
Watson
Eva Beebe
Holiday Inn
Ann Kelley
Humble Employees Credit Union
Sterling Municipal Library
Wolverton
Baytown Woman Nominated For Mrs B and E P W Contest
Mrs. Edward E. Rutledge named to represent Baytown Business and Professional Women's Club in the 1968 Mrs B and EPW contest. She is women's editor for Bay Publishing Co. at 2100 Bruce. Texas clubs will nominate locally and district panels will pick 15 district winners for a final judging at the Dallas Fair Grounds Fair Day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Rutledge
Baytown
IWSCS Invites New Members Charter Month in 1960s
October named Charter Month for the Women's Society of Christian Service and Wesleyan Service Guild. Cedar Bayou WSCS held a Service of Celebration led by Mrs. J. O. Sims with support from Rev. and Mrs. Roy L. Felder and several members. Agape Feast served by two members. Thirty-nine joined the charter. additional October signees eligible as charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Wesleyan Service Guild
United Methodist Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Women’s Society of World Service
Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Serv ‘Ice
Cedar Bayou
WSCS
J. O. Sims
Roy L. Felder
C. A. Deckert
S. H. Brooks
C. C. Whitley
S. A. Wilhite
W. T. Hardison
W. T. Busch
Obert Anderson
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Malley Bates
Baywood
Baytonian
Tezes
Rainbow
Wilborn
Marshall
Debbie Otter
Darlene Miles
Charlotte Turner
Ronda Smith
Charity
Patti Casey
Hope
Patty Penick
Sheryl Karr
Freda Weaver
Drill Fender
Kathy Turner
Love
Frances Desormeaux
Dawn Rayner
Nature
Aleta Miller
Immortality
Jackie Chambliss
Fidelity
Debbie Gibson
Josie Barrow
Service
Analisa Sandlin
Confidential Observer
Darlene Thompson
Outer Observer
Nancy Lee
Joy Teasley
Gayle Goodsell
Debbie Desormeaux
Nick
cNell Gallery
N. Commerce
Houston Fine Arts Museum
Che Baytonm Sin Woman
Martha
Hemphill
Glena Pfennig
Louticia Dianne Wardlaw
Harvey Gene Filla
William Reed Wardlaw
Schilling
Adolph E. Filla
Gonzales
Robert E. Lee
Brownsville High School
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Filla
General Telephone Co
Julie Triche
Wallace Teague
R. P. Triche
Holly
Teague
H. H. Teague
Transylvania
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Texas Christian University
Rosenberg
NASA
Louisiana Tech
Ross Sterling High School
Special Services Office
Chicago
Morgan Park High School
Jennifer Goolsby
W. C. Morton
J. E. Goolsby
Stricker
Millsaps College
Jackson
Miss
Centerville
Jimmie W. Goolsby
Goolsby
Bowie
Smartaire
Moore’ S Shoes Store
Art League
IWSCS
Sophis Heatad
Dacron
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