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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1955
Page
4
This guide explains practical hedging shapes from balls and cones to waves and spirals. Start with a healthy, well-pruned framework plant, then trim gradually to avoid shocking growth. Use sharp tools, regular maintenance, and consider plant species growth habits for uniform, attractive borders.
The Anahuac PTA plans a Grand Chapter event for the Eastern Star members with a school carnival. Sixth graders run a spook house and concession, while seventh and eighth graders organize drinks, pies, and snacks. Room mothers coordinate volunteers and the entertainment lineup includes a costume contest and a dart board. The meeting is led by Mrs. G. Chambriss Sr. and Mrs. Charles C. Martin.
At Lafayette College an experiment shows top students with only two years of high school can enroll as undergraduates through the Early Mission Program. Of 30 in the first class, 22 joined the four year program, many pursued further study. four entered agency service or advanced careers, while the rest aimed at graduate education.
Miss Doris Lively and Pates J Bell were married at 7 am Saturday in Spring E Brasch First Besaptist church. The Rev. 2 A. Taylor officiated in a ceremony with white gladioli and palms. Attendents included Miss Garry Lively of Houston and Miss Mari aan Lavely of Houston. The couple plans a honeymoon to San Antonio and Dallas and will reside at 8413 Wood Houston.
Dr. Van Riper explains vaccine prioritization amid limited supply. The plan concentrates Sallevaci shots on first and second graders, then expands as doses allow. Surgeons general and NFIP back the strategy, noting polio remains a threat and reforms require funds, research, and trained personnel.
Woman's World lists a packed Tuesday with events across Cedar Bayou and East Harris County. Activities include training sessions for Girl Scout leaders at the GS office, PTA executive meeting at Mrs. Ellis Smith’s home, and a full slate of club gatherings at community houses, schools, and private homes.
Churchwomen will meet at Stewart Heights Baptist and several other churches across the area. Circles and WMU groups meet at 9:30 or 10 a.m. in homes or church facilities, with locations including Baptist Temple Trinity Tabernacle Grace Methodist Memorial Cedar Bayou First Baptist and Central Baptist among others. Members list host households and exact times for meetings and circles such as Janice Wellmaker Liyila Grace Faith Martha and Ruth circles with varied morning start times.
The Air Force abandons plans to expand a bombing danger zone near the Texas coast after protests from bird groups and U S agencies. The fight centered on protecting wintering whooping cranes at the Aransas refuge, with advocates claiming the plan risked near extinction of the birds.
Women find permanent relief from unwanted hair after years of tweezing, shaving, and waxing. Science today removes up to 1600 hairs per hour with no scar tissue or pitting, claiming the treatment is safe and painless and leaves natural, unblemished skin.
Dr. Warren J. Baller of the University of Nebraska notes research showing adolescence as a time of confidence and optimism. He lists six goals for youths including independence with parents, civic responsibility, religious philosophy, relations with the opposite sex, understanding physical growth, and making and keeping friends.
Mrs. L. J. Oliver of Lufkin Texas reports losing 32 pounds after using Barcentrate from a local druggist. She weighed 140 pounds at start and now weighs 108 while claiming better digestion and unrestricted appetite. A second note from Mrs. C. A. Collier of Houston Texas states a 10 pound loss with Barcentrate.
Mrs Shutts of Houston promotes the Shutts Method for permanent hair removal. She has organized clinics in Texas and the Southwest and claims to have cleared up hundreds of hair vessels. She will be at Sohn's Beauty Salon at 318 East Texas on October 18 for a free treatment and consultation. Contact Opal Buckner at 8066.
Anna Rut Vann of Baytown is announced as the 1995 56 treasurer of the Philas one of five women’s social clubs at Sam Houston State Teachers college in Humtaville Anna a senior physical education major was drum major of the Bearkat Band for three years and served as sophomore class vice president
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