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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1960
Page
4
Mrs Enloe from Honolulu sends favored Island recipes to Baytown readers. She notes simple, tasty dishes using common ingredients, including a sweet sour spareribs and a tiki style teriyaki steak. Recipes include ginger, pineapple, and soy sauce, with steps for browning and braising and serving suggestions.
Baytown assistant superintendent Bill Hinson spoke at the Woman's Club on solving the teacher shortage. He cited strong Baytown teacher qualifications and favorable pay, noted high teacher pupil ratios, and highlighted summer work programs, with Texas salaries lagging nationwide and thousands of emergency certificates issued annually.
A compiled schedule of local meetings and social gatherings for Cedar Bayou area groups across Monday and Tuesday. Items include Parent-Teacher Council, Humble Duplicate Bridge, Mowne centers, Cedar Bayou Past Matron, Rebekah, Baytown Meshke Study Club, Gamma Chi Halloween, Dabney Goodwin UDC, Amici Fidelly Club and VFW Auxiliary with times and locations.
Mrs Wynnemer spoke for the Patrue of Women voters on the four amendments to appear on the November 8 ballot. The program at the 39 Study Club in Mrs Mell House's home included Federation history, noting Jenny June Coley founded the first women’s club in 1964 and a federation formed in 1890. Texas clubs federated in 1597 with eight districts later expanding to 14. Baytown lies in the San Jacinto district. Texas club women have backed education and safety programs. The next study group meeting is November 2 at Mrs Stanley McCune’s home.
Mrs Allyne Ferguson was installed as president of the Baytown Grandmothers in a gathering at her daughter Mrs. Robert E. Bletsch home. New officers include Mrs Nadine Dunaway vice president Mrs W L Enoch treasurer and Mrs Muriel Green secretary. Past president pin presented by Mrs G R Bloomgood. The group discussed the national convention as flowers, desserts and refreshments were shared with 2% members present.
San Jacinto PTA publications chair Mrs. Gordon Young qualified for Bluebonnet and Oak Leaf Honor Awards by selling subscriptions to the Parent Teacher Magazine at a San Jacinto WTA meeting. Membership stood at 315 as the drive topped its goal, with room prizes awarded and carnival profits reported.
Highlands Book Review club members and guests gathered at the Lang residence Thursday to watch a color film Hawaiian Holiday presented by Frank Davis. Guests wore leis as hibiscus and roses adorned the refreshment table. berries, fruit, cheese tidbits, banana nut cake, and punch in colorful mugs were served to 15 members and several attendees.
Mary Little Circle of Shiloh Baptist Church will hear a program on Across The Bridge at their November meeting. Mrs Peart Dumas will be in charge. The Message of Gods Son was a topic the group recently discussed. Royal service chairman Mrs R B Pounds directed the program, assisted by several members and a covered dish luncheon for ten members and three children.
A series of lectures on citizen theory and early ship history will start November 7 at Goosecaters Creek Country Club. The public course, taught over six Mondays, covers science history and current events, with 1 p.m. start on November 16 for a keynote session. Members of the chapter may attend the Texas Society DAR division meeting October 28 in Houston.
Mrs Roy Klaus and Mrs Far old Moore displayed their flower arrangement of the month at a Thursday Craigmont Garden Club meeting held at Mrs C L Miler home 5519 War Mrs Moore read three appreciation notes from Mrs H H Waddle for a maple planter A fall planting program was given by Mrs E B Jones to nine members and four guests
The Rev J L Peters of Westminster Presbyterian Church spoke to the Lamar PTA in the school auditorium on What Price Parental Power. He urged mutual respect between parents and children and discussed time for relaxation and age appropriate development. Mrs B L Shall spoke on constitutional amendments, with Mrs Sue Torrellas and Mrs Elmer Gregory assisting. Ann Taylor's second grade won the attendance award and a social hour followed in the cafeteria.
Textile pattern details advertise No 1489 and No 1334 with photos, sizes 10 to 18 and bust ranges 31 to 56 inches. Iris Lane, Baytown Sun, Box 438 Midtown Station New York 18 NY, charges 35 to 100 cents for pattern and first class mailing. Home Arts guides promise new style ideas for creative women with shirtwaist and bolero designs.
Miss Milner married Wayne Kitchel in a Memorial Baptist Church ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Kitchel, wore a satin gown with Alencon lace and a scalloped apron front. Attendants included Dianne Milner and Jerri Milner. The couple will reside at 1503 Sheridan Drive after a wedding trip. Milner is a Robert E. Lee alumna. Kitchel is a REL and SHSU graduate, employed by United Rubber.
International Meal Weekend menu proposes dishes from six lands for United Nations Day on October 24. Featured items include Shrimp Orient, Lamb chops England, Continentel vegetable cassete France, Spumoni cake Italy, Coffee Brazil, and Salad tropicale Hawaii. Also notes good buys on greens, eggplant, tomatoes, cranberries, persimmons, pomegranates, and various apple varieties for fall cooking and fresh eating.
Lucy Ching Young Women's Auxiliary of Second Baptist Church maps a busy week with a mission study program Monday through Thursday and a Mexican diner Wednesday night. Mrs. Paul Stephens leads the study at 7 p.m. in the church fellowship hall, with a 6:45 p.m. gathering for a Moren’s winner Wednesday. The group previously presented a Mexican mission program via TV interview, featuring officers such as Tiane Albright, Judy Smith, Ruth Spires, Ann Roberts, Diane Dauphin, Pat Owen, Betty Buckner, Saundra Albright, Betty Odom, Glo Sena Seallon, Betty Shepherd, and Rena Schrock.
Mrs. Jettie Hinton of Baytown the Texas Brand chapter Eastern Star grand member will attend the grand chapter session in Fort Worth. Mrs. O F Ingram president of the Ganse Crees past roms Club will serve as her grand page during the session. Club met at Mrs. W C Millican New Jersey home with hostesses Mrs F C Conant Mrs George Adams Mrs Adah Ammons and Mrs Millican. Fifteen members attended and the group shared Halloween games and refreshments.
Secret pals names were drawn Tuesday at a First Baptist Wana Ann Fort Circle meeting held at the home of Mrs. H. B. Graves. Mrs. Bob Bailey and Mrs. Rer tor Walton Jr. presented the program Enlistment for Greth. Refreshments were served to 9 members.
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