Psi Alpha Sets Fashion Show and Games Party
The Psi Alpha edition features a fall winter fashion show with men and women’s wear at the Community Building on October 4. Gregory’s and Dean's present clothes with modeling by local women and men. Twenty door prizes and refreshments precede an after intermission games party with bridge canasta and 42. Admission 150 with tickets from members or at Gregory's Dean's or the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psi Alpha
Gregory's
Pat Guidry
G. G. Fraga
Joey Higginbotham
Jack Sulephen
Dean's
Richard Hutchins
Louis DelHomme
Bill DuPlantis
Mary Lynn Johns
Dean’s
AAUW Baytown Dinner Highlights Gourmet Dishes
The Baytown Branch of the American Association of University Women opened its year with a dinner hosted by Mrs. Margery Hillis. The hospitality committee presented diverse recipes from Pollo a la Tortillas to Southwestern Meat Loaf, featuring new members and elaborate menu offerings.
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Baytown
American Association of University Women
Margery Hillis
Cynthia Moore
E. C. Chauglerre
Genealogical Group Makes Area Donations
The Baytown Genealogical Society met in October at Sterling Municipal Library with Mrs. H. K. McBride presiding. Reports included a LDS branch library in Houston and donations of Georgia Marriage and Death Records, New England States Marriages and Bible Records to archives, plus a Texas State Archives copy. Members urged participation in the State Genealogical Convention November 4 to 9 at the Driskill Hotel Austin with dues set at $3 to fund books and microfilm.
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Baytown Genealogical Society
Sterling Municipal Library
H. K. McBride
R. E. Dunlap
John Branson Sr
Latter Day Saints
Clayton
Houston
The
Genealogical Society
Georgia
E. H. Sheffield
New England
Texas State Archives
J. M. Benson
Driskill Hotel
Austin
Cries Reveal Tot's Wants in Nighttime Signals
A wise mother learns to distinguish a baby's cries. Night cries often indicate hunger, anger, discomfort, pain, or a nightmare. Pain cries are shrill and intermittent, while hunger or discomfort cries are steady signals for attention.
Golfers Win At Baywood in Annual Member Guest
Baywood Country Club hosted a member guest golf tournament with 68 players. Top honors in the best ball foursome went to Opal Mallory Pandora Tinkle Jo Barker and Betty Beerbower tied with Emma McPheerson Helen Rogers Mitzi Stefani and Wanda Winningham. Second and third places at 61 featured Helen Alexander Rose Dye Mildred Head Joyce Steiner and Nancy Haase Bernice Mullins Peggie Reid Doris Whitcomb. A luncheon followed with cosmetic bags marking guests' places. Watch daily paper for polling-place list.
Lynchburg PTA Plans Halloween Carnival at Elementary School
Lynchburg Elementary School hosts the annual Halloween carnival from 5 to 9 30 p m Saturday. Chili supper starts at 5 p m with hot dogs sloppy joes coffee and desserts. Costume judging at 6 30 p m with a best goblin prize. Talent show at 7 p m in the music room. Special entertainment at 7 30 p m in the auditorium. Booths include ring toss dart throw witch s throw spook house fish pond hay ride and country store run by volunteers.
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Lynchburg Elementary
Bill F. Holland
Carnival
Bill King
Parent-Teachers Association
Booth
Nelson Davis
Jerome Matula
Samuel Sledge
Kenneth Richardson
Kenneth Smith
Herbert Wallace
Jim Johnson
Tulips Planted Now Can Bring Spring Beauty
Autumn planting of exotic tulip varieties promises spring color. The piece details species such as acuminata, clusiana, Turkestanica, Praestans Fusilier, and Tarda, plus parrot and verdi flora types. It notes fall planting, sequence of blooming bulbs, and ornamental leaves. It also mentions Monica Marie Hillburn's second birthday and her Baytown family details.
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Earl Aronson
AP News
Turkey
Cottage
Darwin
Monica Marie Hillburn
Dalton Lee Hillburn
Sherwood
T. G. Guidry Sr
D. D. Hillburn
Baytown
Ella Guidry
Ora Merchant
Houston
Olah Hillburn
Borger
Heirport Bradbury Birth Announcement in Tomball
Mr and Mrs Robert Bradbury of Waller announce the birth of a daughter Benjamin Ann on October 16 in Tomball. She has a brother Brad, 1, with grandparents Emmitt Sojoner of Tomball and Mrs J A Bradbury of Baytown.
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Bradbury
Robert Bradbury
Waller
Benja Ann
Tomball
Brad
Myr
Emmitt Sojoner
J. A. Bradbury
Baytown
Daniel
Charles Daniels
Houston
Christopher Glenn
Southwest Memorial Hospital
Cora Daniel
Mont Belvieu
BR. A. Nolan
Wellborn
Meeting of Central Baptist Church Friendship Class
The Friendship Class met at Alice Daniel's home with Mrs Artie Heard as president. Mrs Ellen Smith gave the devotion and gifts were presented to retiring teacher Mrs Eunice Mullinax who will teach a new class, and to Mrs Heard who will teach another class. Vote Nov. 5.
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Central Baptist Church
Hirs
Alice Daniel
Artie Heard
Ellen Smith
Eunice Mullinax
Heard
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Denver
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Maude Fooks
Lake Charles
AAUW
Jim Woods
Keith Roosa
Martha Barnett
J. C. Raynor
Bertha Kirkpatrick
Jimmie Woods
H. C. Kilgore
Pat Mann
James Sanders
David Rogers
Lillian Capps
Klopman
Dacron
Genealogical Group
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W. P. Elkins
Missouri
J. E. Ward
Baywood
Strye
Lynchburg Pta
Ysl
Paris
Saint Laurent
Ladies Aparrel
D. R. Derrett
L. C. Gilbert
Derrett
Marilyn Gilbert
Ydio
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N. Commerce
Ashimmar
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