Anson Jones PTA Meeting Highlights School Carnival
The Anson Jones Elementary PTA meeting showcased the carnival, committee appointments, and a flower making demonstration. A profit of 121.17 was announced. 37 members were reported.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1960
Page
9
The Anson Jones Elementary PTA meeting showcased the carnival, committee appointments, and a flower making demonstration. A profit of 121.17 was announced. 37 members were reported.
Southern Pine Association urges buyers and builders to use top quality timber. Improperly seasoned new timber can cause defects in homes, so hire a contractor who values quality structural lumber No. 2 grade or better for major components.
Michael Stubbs marked his ninth birthday with a lawn party at 271 Srajth. Guests included his sister Melissa Ann and grandparents Mr and Mrs Harold L Stubbs and Mrs Lois Franklin. A Columbus Day theme in blue red and white featured a boat motif cake ice cream cupcakes and punch.
A Baytown notice announces Opti-Mrs and Mrs Wilton Roper hosting a social at 7 am in the Opnrst Building with hobo stew and coffee for the public attendees. An earlier meeting at Parks Cafe featured Frank Davis and a department film on TP ne it that reveage.
Community House hosts Baytown Duplicate Bridge Club at 7 30 p m Art League meets at 7 p m in Community House Rho Zeta Chapter holds 7 30 p m with Mrs R R Bains at 1904 Kentucky East Harris County Medical Assistants Society gathers 8 p m in Dr TI McMurrey s office Goose Creek area hosts several groups and civic meetings including Graywood Civic Association and Electricians Hall gatherings on varied times Monday items include East Harris County Federation for Garden Clubs Rebekahs and Beta organizations plus PTA events and garden clubs at schools and in local venues
Mrs Margery M Hillis head of Cedar Bayou Junior High art department will speak at 8 p.m. Monday for the Baytown Art League meeting at Community House. Her lecture and demonstration cover Christmas card dancing. Hillis holds a master's degree from Columbia University. Previously she directed Baytown public schools art in Alexandria Louisiana. Art League will elect officers. meeting open to new members. Hostesses include Mrs Dorothy Fortenberry Mrs Inez Ford Mrs Olivgay Pel ly Mrs Nora Templeston and Mrs Catherine Bannister.
The Stephen F. Austin PTA will meet at 2 15 p m Tuesday in the school auditorium to discuss Family Weather Fair with a cloudy unsettled theme. Drama students Terry Bone and Mary Helen McFerren will perform a skit, and Kelly Martin Jr the principal will speak. An executive committee meeting precedes the general session in Lopam. A musical program will be provided.
A special master point duplicate bridge tournament is planned to celebrate the Pasadena Duplicate Bridge Club's first birthday. The event will be held at Neolea Club in Pasadena on Wednesday, open to the public. North and South winners in the last game included Mr. and Mrs. Stoith aml Mrs. Wo Ek, with notable pairs from Baytown and Pasadena taking top honors in various placements.
Mr and Mrs I B Bishop of Baytown announce the birth of daughter Cindy Tann on Oct 1 at Jacinto City Community Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs CoA Sallara and Mrs Oke Bishop of Baytown. Great grandfather Burke of Bastown. Baby weighs 7 pounds 12 ounces.
Gamma Nu Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma will attend Texas State Teachers Association events in Corpus Christi and a regional meeting in Pasadena. Epsilon Rho hosts. Regional directors include Mrs Mae Hope Reid and Mrs Elsie Smathers. Members report on Miami convention. mileage committee member named. Gamma Nu met in Community House with program on New Discoveries of Teaching Media.
Miss Judy Carole McDonald and Kenneth Le Roy Buerkle wed in a candlelit First Christian Church ceremony. The bride wore cameo white bouquet taffeta with a seed pearl tiara, and wore a satin Bible as a keepsake. Attendants included Andra Ann King as maid of honor and Chris Howard as best man. The couple, graduates and Air Force staff, will reside in Austin after a reception at the church parlor.
The AIChE Wives Auxiliary entertained about 100 members and guests with a tea at Mrs. R. L. Dockendorf’s home, 1704 East Texas. Hostesses included Mrs. C. L. Umholtz, Mrs. E. L. Ekholm, Mrs. K. E. Clonts, Mrs. Jack Burns, and Mrs. C. T. Murray Jr. John Calvin is noted as a founder of Presbyterianism.
Mrs 8 B Stricktin directed a childcare program for the Crib to College Mothers club at Mrs J F Bennett's Cedar Baye Lynchburg Road home. Children crafted trick or treat sacks, enjoyed paper and construction activities, and listened to a story. Business time planned a Thanksgiving basket for fool. six youngsters and one guest joined. Next meeting slated for November at Mrs J B Kessling's home.
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