Radle Births Baytown Girl Carol Lynn
Mr and Mrs James Glenn Radle of Baytown announce the birth of a daughter named Carol Lynn on October 11 at Baytown. The family welcomes the new arrival and extends thanks for good health and blessings.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1969
Page
8
Mr and Mrs James Glenn Radle of Baytown announce the birth of a daughter named Carol Lynn on October 11 at Baytown. The family welcomes the new arrival and extends thanks for good health and blessings.
The Baytown Art League will meet at 7 30 p m Monday at the Community Building with guest speaker Mark Thalmann founder and director of the Art League of Mental Health in Houston. He will discuss art in diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders and the league s purposes. Readings show members have paintings on display in various Baytown venues this month including Mary Glen Cunningham at Sherwin Williams Pauline Sherron at Brunson Theater Eleanor Sands at Baytown State Bank First National Bank displays Jim Bob Jackson works Earline Casey Jim Bob Jackson works at McCunes Paint Store Holiday Inn displays Mary Alice Spear Jean Bitterly and Charlotte Thompson at the Tower Virginia Presley new member at The Baytown Sun general shows at Sterling Municipal Library and the Community Building Hospital.
Baytown Educational Secretaries Association will hear a program by Pletcher Hickerson and Dave Sherron on civic defense when they meet at 47 p.m. Monday at First National Bank. Looking Ahead With Civil Defense will title the program and films taken in Mississippi after hurricane Camille will be shown. In November the group will begin meeting on the first Tuesday of each month at the First National Bank.
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