Women Endorsing Constitutional Amendments At Baytown Dinner
Baytown Business and Professional Women Club members urged support for constitutional amendments. Attorney Miss Bilge N. Rush of Houston spoke on proposed tax and jury service changes. Dinner at Humble Rep featured Mrs Scranton and Mrs Booth, with attendees including Mrs Ben Horton and Ms Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Baytown
Mova
Bilge N. Rush Houston
Business and Profession Womens Club
Wats
Texas
Gas Accel
Yseid
Wermen Iz
Coudey
Scranton
Ja Booth
Ing
Ben Horton
Russell
Ws W. Bland
Houston
5 International
Not Half Safe Arrid Deodorant Ad From 1949 Baltimore
An old Baltimore ad touts Arrid deodorant claiming extended protection and skin safety. It promotes Arrid with Creamogen promising non crystallization and non drying, with a money back guarantee if unused portions are returned. The copy emphasizes day-long protection and a 39 cent price plus tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altimore
Sandra
Baltimore
Ajax
Missionary Address to Open Baytown Women’s Union Meeting
Mrs. G W Strother returned missionary from China will headline the second annual convention of the Woman's Missionary Union of the San Jacinto Baptist Association at Baptist Temple Church Baytown October 25. Theme That the World May Know features special music and a business session with reports. Attendance goal 200 set by officers led by Mrs J M Lilly. Meeting starts 9 39 a m adjourns 2 p m noon luncheon serves a salad course nursery provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Strother
China
Woman's Missionary Union
San Josinto Baptist Association
Baptist Temple
Baytown
Pinedale
Louisiaus
Airs
J. M. Lilly
Ben
Cedar Bayou PTA Targets Team Work Between Home and School
The October Cedar Bayou PTA meeting will be at 2 30 p m Thursday in the school auditorium with high school principal E V Barefield leading a discussion on teamwork between home and school. Mrs Lorrine Hunt offers an inspirational thought and Mrs M I Busch recounts the Congress birthday history. La Claire Williamson provides special music. The executive committee meets at 1 30 p m for a business session. the PTA carnival netted 375 dollars and thanks are given to helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bayou
PTA
E. V. Barefield
Lorrine Hunt
M. I. Busch
Congress
la Claire Williamson
First Baptist WMO Holds Royal Service program
The WMO of First Baptist Church Baytown met for a Royal Service indoors. Mrs. Emory Wood played a violin solo and Mrs. Wesley Broussard led devotional meditation urging foreign missions. Mrs. Maloc gave a talk titled Faithful Unto Death and Mrs. Carl McKinney Jr spoke on African Contrast. An annual associational WMU meeting was announced for October 25 at Baptist Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMO
First Baptist Sharch
Baytown
Emory Wood
Wesley Broussard
Maloc
Carl McKinney, Jr
WMU
Baptist Temple
Black-Draught Laxative Advertises Family Use Through Generations
An advertisement promotes Black-Draught as a family laxative across four generations. It claims prompt relief from constipation and lists uses for upset stomach, nausea, and bad breath from irregular bowel actions. It urges purchase at local drug stores.
Highlands Book Review Guests Evening Tea Review
Highlands Book Review Club hosts Miss Maude Burwell in her home at 7:30 p m on Thursday for the annual Fall Tea. Guest reviewer Mrs Heagan Cates of Baytown will present The Lonely by Paul Gallico. Members are urged to attend with a guest. president Mrs C B Littlepage led a brief business session at the Thimble Club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Be, Littlepage
Thimble Club
K. E. Lyons
North Jones
Mesdames
N. E. Brown
Joe DeHart
M. L. Jordan
C. E. Littlepage
James Nelson
Martha Circle Studies Cooperation At Cedar Bayou WSCS
Cedar Bayou WSCS Martha circle met at Mrs. Evelyn Hafer home with 12 members and one visitor. Rose Fowler presided. Bessie Busch gave the devotional. The group studied Cooperation from Grass Roots by Marion Wilhite. Linda Hardgree received a baby life membership. Next meeting set for October 23 at Mrs. Beulah Lornsbery’s Kilgore Road home. Ashbel-Smith PTA meets Thursday at 2 15 pm in the school auditorium with Roy H L Rowland speaker on teamwork. Executive committee to decide projects at 12 15 pm in the school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Circle
Cedar Bayou
WSCS
Evelyn Hafer
Rose Fowler
Bessie Busch
Marion Wilhite
Linda Hardgree
Bam
Beulah Lornsbery
Kilgore Road
Ashbel-Smith Parent-Teacher Association
Roy HL Rowland
Friendly Acres Club to hold feather comfort demo
The Friendly Acres Home Demonstration Club meets Friday at 10 am at Mrs J A Wrard's home for a feather comfort making demo using a vacuum cleaner. Frances McCullock, a home demonstration agent, leads the all day session and invites all interested women to attend. WOMAN'S CLUB WILL MEET WEEK AIRS. WELBURN Mrs L D Wilburn hosts the next meeting at 1501 730 pan Friday with Mrs Reed chairing the program on Playing Safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Acres Home Demonstration Club
J. A Wrard
Frances McCullock
Sitney Home
Woman's Club
Welburn
L. D. Wilburn
Mapper
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Social Meeting in Mrs Phillips Home
Mrs Fred Phillips hosted the Beta Gamma chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha for their monthly social at 1704 Florida last night. Mrs E R Cunningham co hosted. A Halloween motif decor, fall leaves, pumpkins and orange candles graced the table. The group voted to donate 15 to the Community Chest from the sorority and planned future charitable activities. A dessert course followed for members Ara BeHe Brown Geraldine Gieger Mildred Hoffer Doris Hunter Rachel Owens and Dorathy Willis Lefayne Dell Kathryn Clark Mary Louise Portis and Deris Jane Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Philips
Beta Gamma
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Florida
E. R. Cunningham
Ara BeHe Brown
Geraldine Gieger
Mildred Hoffer
Doris Hunter
Rachel Owens
Dorothy Willis
Lefayne Dell
Kathryn Clark
Mary Louise Portis
Deris Jane Williams
Stork Shower Honors Honoree at Baytown Community House
K YT Earthmen was honored at a stork shower last night hosted by the Women of IAU Second Baptist Church at the Baytown Community House. The honoree found a pot of gold at the rainbow end among the gifts, with ice cream and cookies served to 41 guests. Hostesses included Mesdames D R Whitmer G Gray F E K Barnes J L Clark L O Andrews D Allbright B Kimball W S Smith H D Cartlidge and W O Tidmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is. K.yt
Baytown
WAIU
Second Baptist Church
D. R Whitmer
G. ©. Gray
F EK Barnes
J. L. Clark
L. O. Andrews
Officers Installed By Association President at WMU Event
About 70 members and guests attended Monday night at Stewart Heights Baptist church for the installation of new WMU officers led by associational president Mrs. J. M. Lilly. An old fashioned pie supper followed. The roster includes president Mrs. C. W. Wolfe and numerous secretary, treasurer, chorister, and committee roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Heights Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Union
J. M. Lilly
WMU
C. W. Wolfe
W. MM. Westmoreland
Mavis Smith
S. W. Kelly
Royal Service Program for WMU at Memorial Church
The monthly Royal Service program of the Woman's Missionary Union was presented yesterday morning at Memorial Baptist Church. Mrs. Joe Reid led, with participation by Mrs. R. B. King, Mrs. C. S Langford, Mrs. John Bray, and Mrs. Walter Bradbury. Bray, president, led the business meeting where officers and committee chairmen gave reports. A luncheon followed as 28 members and one visitor attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Union
Memorial Baptist Church
Joe Reid
R. B. King
C. S Langford
John Bray
Walter Bradbury
Bray
Wooster Garden Club Hosts Guest Speaker in Baytown
Wooster Garden Club meets at 2 pm Thursday at 1908 Bayliss home of Mrs. Roy Fuller for a buffet supper. Mrs Anna Belle Ramey from Baytown Garden Club will discuss Line Arrangements, with Mrs W G Ploeger assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoma‘glass
Roy Fuller
Amoma Glass
Garden Club hears Mrs Hebert on design foundations
Baytown Garden Club met in regular session at Grace Methodist church with 41 members and one guest. Mrs C J Hebert of Galena Park spoke on Fundamentals and Principles of Garden Design stressing that front gardens face the public while back gardens are private. Club hosts planned for Friday at Garden Center Houston. four members will attend a Houston Yacht Club lecture series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena Park
Baytown
Baytown Garden Club
Garden Center
Herman Drive
Houston
State Council of Garden Clubs
Houston Yacht Club
L. G. Lawerence
Ted Lyman
C. V. Spear
J. W. Thurman
Old Miss Ready to Challenge TCU on Saturday
Mississippi's Rebels, in top shape, practiced strong offense and defense as coach Johnny Vaught expressed first optimism of the season. He said the team has shown progress, high morale, and will face TCU in a tough game, aiming to capitalize on any breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TCU
Oxford
Miss
Mississippi
Rebels
Johnny Vaught
Vaught
McCarthy Extortion Note Suspect Indicted in Corpus Christi
Ray mond Chambers a 42 year old janitor is indicted by a federal grand jury in Corpus Christi for mailing a extortion letter threatening to demand $50 000 from Glenn McCarthy the wealthy oilman. Chambers was arrested at McCarthy's Shamrock Hotel and held in a hospital psychiatric ward before being released after sanity examination. A separate item notes a $620 000 government housing project for Negroes in Texas City to be built within two years following approval by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Raymond Chambers
FBI
Chambers
McCarthy
Shamrock Hotel
Phycopathic
Ward
Texas City
H. R. Mariani
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Ion
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Highlands Book Review
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Naturalizer
Oore's Shoe Store
West Texas Avenue
Stork
Association
Faith Circle OF
Grace Slelthodist
Faith Circle
Grace Methodist
Alien Rice
Sow
Gene Gragg
J. B. Cragg
Town
Bryan
Hermant Matysiak
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Adone
Mary Jo
Litkie-Duke+ Hospital
Sun
Bara
Daniel Insurance Agency
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Phoze
Vicks VA
Tures
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Dittman’s
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Fisher Unisteel
Ivy
Chevrolet
America
Joer Sedan
Buck Turner Chevrolet Company
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