Covered Dish Dinner Set by Baytown Club Tuesday
The Baytown Business and Professional Women's Club schedules a covered dish dinner at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Trinity Episcopal Partin House. A guest Paul Presster of Houston will discuss University and Law School ties. The event features committee chairs Marjorie Morse Dorcas Jackson Ruth Anron and others.
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Trinity Episcopal- Partin House
Paul Presster
Houston
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University of Teas Law School
Texas Legislaure
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Preuler
Baptist, Faith and Message Fellowship
Vallas Bible, College
Evangelical Christian Education
Houston Christan Businessmen's Foundation
International Students
KHCB
Christian Hadig Station
Marjorie Morse
Dorcas Jackson
Ruth Anron
Sraxine Burnell
Eulalia Davis
Beulah Jackson
Elsie Bull
Businesswomen Fund Civic Projects Highlighted by Club
The Business and Professional Women's Club, in 27 years, funded numerous civic projects. They include playground equipment for Roseland Park and improvements at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital.
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Roseland Park
Bland Bank
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
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Nap Categories Show Appetitive and Replacement Types
Researchers identify two nap types the appetitive napper who naps beyond need and the replacement napper who naps to cover a prior sleep loss. Appetitive naps may aid recovery and performance, while control over sleep processes links to hypnotizability. The piece mentions various local contributions and programs related to Baytown and surrounding groups.
Working Women Influence on Clothing Merchandising
Working women influence the clothing industry, reports Marlene Odle-Kemp, extension specialist with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service, Texas A&M University System. Mapping habits and trends noted in the study.
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
Leaders Developed By Group Leaders Developed By
The National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, founded in 191, grew from the 1918 War Work Council meeting of the YWCA. It is the first and largest national group serving working women’s economic interests, aiding members in social, political, economic, and educational progress and leadership development. It advocates legislation and international affairs while noting shifts in shopping patterns as more women work outside the home.
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National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
War Work Council
Young Women's Christian Association
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Mirrors Enlarge Width of Rooms in Home Design
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service and Texas A&M University System say mirrors can visually widen small rooms. Framed and unframed mirrors, including tiles, can be mounted with standard hardware. Proper wall prep, ventilation space, and appropriate adhesives are essential for durable, safe applications.
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
Mopeds Rise in U S Wheels Says Texas Extension Expert
Claudia Kerbel of Texas A&M says mopeds are a new popular transit option in the United States. Mopeds are motorized pedaled bicycles with top speeds under 20 mph and fuel efficiency of 150 to 200 miles per gallon. They appeal to commuters and shoppers within ten miles, require vehicle registration but no insurance, and need only a written test for a driver’s license. Protective headgear is advised, and add-ons like baskets aid practicality. A front wheel lock helps deter theft.
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Claudia Kerbel
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m Universiy
Texas
20 Diverse Businesses Represented at Meeting
Sixty active members from twenty distinct professions attended the session. Representation included banking, print shop, secretarial services, insurance, real estate, dental assisting, sales, telephone company, accounting, bookkeeping, beautician work, business management, and nursing among others.
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Business, and Professional Women's Club
Change Theme Set for Business and Professional Women 197
Hermine Tobolowsky, past state president and legislative chairman, explains the 197 theme Change: Challenge and Response reflects expectancy and determination that Texas and U S women gain equal recognition in business professions politics and the legal system.
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Hermine Tobolowsky
Texas
United States
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