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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1949

Page

4

Bride Elect Honored With Luncheon Party in Rebel Tar

Renee Levin of Houston, fiancée of Babe Goldfield, was honored with a luncheon Wednesday in the Tropical Room of the Rebel Tar. Guests sat at two U shaped tables with a centerpiece of white satin wedding bells, pink carnations, and chrysanthemums, surrounded by pink tapers in crystal candelabra. Attending were the honoree’s mother Mrs. Sam Levin of Wyoming, plus Houston guests and hostesses Mrs. Sam Bernstein, Mrs. Dora Wiener, and Mrs. LL. Lerner.

Renee Levin Houston Babe Goldfield Sam_ Levin Gheyenne Wyreniing Harold Barnstein Ben Lerfet A. Davis George Husid I. Shepps Jess Lewis Eiliot Levin Suere Sam Bernstein Dora Wiener LL. Lerner

Hallowe'en Theme Banquet At Weester Baptist Surrey School

Approximately 86 officers and teachers attended the Hick off banquet for the new church year last night in the educational building. Mrs J S Johnson chaired arrangements for food and decorations while the party featured a Hallowe'en theme with a bouquet of golds on the speaker's table. After the banquet program the teaching staff, class officers, and invited guests were shown a film.

Weester Baptist Surrey School Ars. J. S Johnson Yhan Im Fox Cony -Uest

Penny Dunham Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party

Penny Lea Dunham celebrated her seventh birthday at home with a party hosted by William A. Dunham. Guests enjoyed a Halloween color motif, noisemaker favors, cake and punch, and games afternoon prizes went to Charles Cannon and Richard Bain. About 38 guests attended.

Penny Lea Dunham Wl. A. Dunham Scarlett, Wooster Charles Cannon Richard Bain Sun

Sam Houston Carnival Minstrel Show Listed

Sam Houston PTA presents a minstrel show at the annual school carnival on Saturday afternoon in the auditorium starting at 3 pm with listed performers. Admission is 35 cents for adults and nine cents for children. The event runs 5:30 pm onward on the grounds with the Horace AIAenn Band directed by Fred Parker, plus food, games, pony rides and more activities.

Sam Houston Pta Robberson D. D. Aullard Floyd Creel BH. Cook A W. Lamb Tex Heltor J. H. Purvis L. E. Morriss Henry Ward Harald McFarland Sem Bolmanskie L. ¥. Hullum BH. J. Gosford Ed. Taylor Robert Jimmerson R. W. Webb Lee Davidson Andy. Anderson Clyde Levens Minstrel Horace Aiaenn Fred Parker Spaghett

Luncheon Club Honors Member at Stork Shower

Members of the Luncheon Club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Stanley Shaffer’s home 503 Neal for a regular meeting and a stork shower honoring Mrs. Lester Busby. Decorations featured althea and coleus foliage. The honoree was feted after the luncheon. Present were Mrs. Mack Baxter Mrs. Frank Streck Mrs. Charlie Caldwell Mrs. Lola Devis Mrs. E. J. Hales Mrs. Dale McKay and the hostess. The next meeting is set for October 26 at Mrs. Davis’s home 141 South Gaillard.

Stanley 5Haffer Neal Lester Busby

Play Is Presented For Anson Jones PTA

Anson Jones PTA meeting led by J M Haggard with about 60 members at the school. Miss Maudine Sharp’s fifth grade presented a playlet Pan at Mildred's House and Miss Lois Lock performed Dark Eyes. Attendance prize went to Mrs. Maurine Cheddick’s first grade room. Fearbooks were distributed. The group voted to send the president to the state convention in Waco in November.

J. M. .Haggard Anson-Jones Maudine Sharp Mildred Lois Lock Maurine Cheddick

Lydia Class Meeting With Mrs Littlefield at Home

The Lydia Class of Central Baptist church met Wednesday morning for the weekly business meeting at Mrs. B. C. Littlefield’s home. Mrs. Robert Kelly, president, presided. Mrs. A. E. Fisher gave a devotional from the Model Prayer. Officers reported and the meeting closed with sentence prayers by the sight members.

Lydia Central Baptist Church Dirs B. C. Littlefield Robert Kelly Paeems

Barclays Bridge Column and Club Notes

Barclay discusses choosing the sure thing in rubber bridge, warning that ambitious plans risk defeat. The column includes a sample deal with South overreaching in a 2h 2a sequence and missed routes. Also notes the 84 Club anniversary party planning for October 27 at Mrs. Welch’s home with Forty Two games and refreshments.

Harold McFarland Burbank W. A. Welch Huel Weldrop W. J. Strickler W. J. Strickler As Compstess Chester N. EB. Brown Waldrop Welch Frank Doskocl Bob Norvis M. Ls Jordan Mclariand

Delta Kappa Gamma Plans For Regional Meeting

Gamma Su chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met in regular business session at the Baytown Community House with Mrs. Lucille Waddell, president, presiding. A practice sing song led by Miss Alanna Watson prepared for the regional meeting on October 29 in Galveston. Twelve delegates were selected to attend representing the Gammaau chapter. Light refreshments were served by Miss Jessie Lee Pumphrey and her committee.

Gamma Su Delta Kappa Gamma Baytown

Wesleyan Guild Studies From Book About China

Grace Methodist Wesleyan Guild members met Wednesday night at the church for another study period on the book Chine Twilight or Dawn. Mrs Walter Rundell taught the section Aftermath of War to the 15 members present at the close. Miss Davida Thompson to read when the group meets again in October at the church.

Wesleyan Guild of Grace Methodist Church Walter Rundell Davida Thompson Pam

Cedar Bayou PTA to Sponsor Fall Carnival Tomorrow

Cedar Bayou Parent-Teacher Association hosts the fall carnival at the school starting at 3 p.m. featuring a chili hot dog supper and beverages. Foods chair Mrs. G C Grube. general chair Mrs R D Miller. concessions include Fortune telling, Country Store, Fish Pond, Spook House, Boxing, Ducking Stand, Picture Show, Art Exhibit. public invited.

Cedar Bayou Parent- Teacher Association G. C. Grube R. D. Miller Midred Foster H. M. Singleton Earl Wilburn Z.F. Poston B. W. Poretich G. Grube R. W B.A Lowry

Honored on Birthday With Dinner Party

Miss Shirley Ann Pinett was honored on her 34th birthday with a chicken dinner hosted by her sister Mrs. L J Hrabina. A pink and white theme colored the cake, favors, and table decorations. Guests included Sylvia Patterson Mery Joe Watson Judy Bergeron Joan Wilender Barbara Boudloche Marian Starkané and Jimmy Hrebina.

Shirley Ann Pinett L. J. Hrabina Nevada Sylvia Patterson Mery Joe Watson Judy Bergeron Joan Wilender Barbara Boudloche Marian Starkané Jimmy Hrebina

Dock Strike Lingers Over Three Months Nationwide

San Francisco October 14 The two longshoremen and warehouse strikes called by the CIO ILWU against seven Gawalian firms and 172 Bay area warehouses disrupt Pacific Coast commerce. Estimated losses run to millions with effects felt in drugs groceries and small retail stores as Honolulu and Bay area industries suffer reduced activity. Fertile cargoes and sugar refining disrupted. Birth and anniversary notices tuck into the page.

San Francisco Pacific Coast CIO International Longshoremen's and ILWU Bay Area Honolulu San Francisco Bay Area Los Angeles Long Beach Harbor Puget Sound Columbia River Crockett Strikze California

Patterns of the Times shifts to five-column top page feature

The New York Times debuts a new top page pattern titled Patterms of the Times by fashion editor Virginia Pope. This first time pattern uses a five-column layout to showcase design, color, and trend notes in a bold visual. The feature marks a notable shift in presentation style.

The New York Times the Times Virginia Pope

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