Shakespeare Traveling Company without subsidy
A self-reliant troupe of 11 actors travels 30,000 miles across 99 cities in eight months, presenting Shakespeare and Ben Jonson without private donations. The National Shakespeare Company performs in colleges, high schools, and tent theaters, seeks subsidies, and plans Canada and New York engagements while expanding repertoire beyond classics.
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Shakespeare
Ben Jonson
National Shakespeare Company
Colorado Springs
Calgary
Canada
David Merrick
Philip Meister
Meister
Elaine Sulka
National Endowment For the Arts
Washington
NSC
Alta
Chicago
Missouri
Federal Education Department
Massena
N.Y
Jonson
Ian Thomson
New York
Los Angeles
Michael Howard
Atlanta
Municipal Theater
John Houseman
Eliot
Fall Fashion Show By Psi Alpha Scheduled
Mrs. Stephen Linscott announced that Psi Alpha sorority will sponsor a fall and holiday fashion show with Style Shoppe coordinating. The event starts at 7 20 pm on Wednesday in the auditorium of the new community building and features eight models and a variety of costumes. Tickets cost 1 50 and are sold by members or by calling Mrs Don Wilson at 566 7821.
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Stephen Linscott
Ways Ind Mens
Psi Alophy
Beta Sigma Phi
Don Wilson
John H. Fre
Travis Smith
Jett Culpepper
Jim Standridge
Tle Robbins
Lee Edmundsor
D. W. Evans
H. Harris
Duke
Jerry Powell
Paul Woolverton
Robert E. Kelley
Diane Lowe
Vice Press
Irs
Lawrence Fore
WMU Special Mission Program At Second Baptist
The Woman's Missionary Society of Second Baptist met for a special program titled Buddhism in the USA. Mrs Clyde Andrews presented the program with assistance from Tammy Woody, Ric Gee, and Mrs James Moagsengile. Mrs Eugene McCauley arranged a Hastings loau and refreshments followed. Thirty nine members attended including two new members Mrs C K Schrock and Mrs Joe Lee. Visitors included Mrs Chelendall Mrs Charles Albright Mrs Paul Sherman Brs G C A Shugart Mrs Larry Frocks Mrs Tommy Jones Mrs E C Andrews Sr Mrs Raymond Hardy Mrs J M Woods Mrs Rusty Smith Mrs T C Walker Miss Gloria Nowyin and Mrs Charles Gates. San Jacinto Association WIBU president.
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Second Baptist Woman's “Missionary Society
Clyde
Andrews
USA
Tammy Woody
Ric Gee
James Moagsengile
Eugene McCauley
Hasvail Loau
C.K. Schrock
Joe Lee
Chelendall
Charles Albright
Paul Shermber
A. Shugart
Larry Frocks
Tommy Jones
E. C. Andrews Sr
Raymond Hardy
J. MM. Woods
Rusty Smith
T.C. Walker
Gloria Now- Yin
SMU Plans Classy Parking Lot Near Campus
SMU intends to construct a refined parking lot in a residential area to ease campus parking pressures. The plan includes fencing to protect children and safeguard the site, addressing neighbor concerns while supporting university access.
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Dallas
Souther Biethodist University
Houston Theaters Set November Performances
Houston theaters announce a busy November with Kid shows and concerts. Winnie the Pooh opens at 1 30 p m with Bettye Fitzpatrick as Pooh and runs weekends. tickets 150 for children and 200 for adults. Roger Williams concert postponed to Feb 23 at Jones Hall. Count Basie event canceled. Jose Molina Dancers flamenco show November 29 at Jones Hall. tickets at box office or Foley’s centers. The Unsinkable Molly Brown opens Oct 31 at Houston Music Theater with Jane P Morgan. Mon Teleco production details.
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Bayton
Houston
Adley, Theater
Fiss
Bettye Fitzpatrick
Alley Box
Berry
Ned Harris Associates
Roger Williams
Jones Hall
Count Basie
Capriccio
New York
Tom Ewell
Molly Brown
Meredith Willson
Houston Music Theater
Jane P. Morgan
Colo‘pado
Boris Ko‘gan
Berroom 2Oe
Monte Carlo
Walt
Tommy Tune
Stuart ‘Bishop
Eve- Ihn Norton Anderson
Shaw
Music Study Club Hears Church Music
The Baytown Music Study Club met at Mrs. Nathan Speights home to study church music. Speights led the program in Mrs. Cates absence with a treatise on the dignity of church music and illustrated periods of composition with singing. H. G. Hansel performed two organ numbers, Schumann Evening Song and Bach Two Shepherds As They Watched By Night. A Kol Nidre recording by Johnny Mathis and Schubert Ave Maria were featured. Members joined in singing hymns and the program closed with two original numbers Where There Is Love and Infinite Peace by Mrs. Speights. Frank Ernhardt was appointed to succeed Tharp as Music Week chairman. Asbury Lenox attended as guest. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Thad Johnsons, 310 Hines.
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Baytown
Nathan Speights
Johnny Mathis
Herbert Kissick
Schubert
Jesus
Speights
Chester Rogers
Frank Ernhardt
Tharp
Music Week
Asbury Lenox
Thad Johnson
Hines
Egg as Setting Lotion for Fine Hair
A historical tip suggests using an egg white diluted with water as a setting lotion to add body to very fine hair. Mix one part egg white with two parts water, whip well, and apply to the hair for styling.
What When And Where Parent rence Association Workshop
A list of local meetings and group gatherings with times and venues across Rose land Pavilion Goose Creek Country Club Baytown Chamber of Commerce St Marks Methodist Scout House Goose Creek Masonic Lodge TOPS Goose Creek Clinic Lobby Each entry states group name time and location including Women’s Golf Association and Ladies Auxiliary to Senior Citizens with sessions in the morning afternoon and evening at community sites.
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Parent - Rence Association
Roseland Pavilion
Women's Golf Association
Goose Creek Country Club
Baytown Thrift Exchange
Chamber of Commeres
St. Mark's Methodist Scout House
Woman's Club Hosts Indian Program in Baytown
Baytown Woman's Club met at Mrs A E Beasteys home with Mrs T L Satterwhite presenting Texas Indians Building Bridges to Tomorrow. Discussion drew on Farewell to Texas A Vanishing Wilderness by William O Douglas who describes early Texas life and the lone northern remnant, the Alabama Coushatta Reservation with 360 people. Alton Laird from Lee College spoke on the upcoming bond election. Mrs R M Wright was elected president.
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T. L. Sattenwhie
Baytown
Big Bend
Davis Mountains
Ha Country
Douglas
Texas
Bir
Livingston
Woodville
Alabama- Coushatta
Amp
Satterwhite
Alton Laird
Lee College
R. M. Wright
Past Matrons Hear Baytown Speaker on College Progress
The Goose Creek Past Matrons met at Mrs. Norman 5 D'Olive's home with Dir. C N Ammons introducing guest speaker A Hon Laird of Lee College. Laird urged all eligible voters to cast ballots on Oct 28. Memorials were given to Baytown Sterling Library and First Christian Church. Hostesses served pumpkin pie hot punch and Halloween candy.
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Goose Creek
Norman
D'Olive
Ammons
Ahon Laird
Lee College
Baytown Sterling Library
First Christian Church of
Baytown
Fred Kielman
O. F. Ingram
D*olive
Happy Grandmothers Install New Officers
Happy Grandmothers Club installed officers at the Tower Restaurant with Edah Mae Bass as president Virginia Moreno as vice president Ollie Dahlquist secretary and Ruth Jenkins treasurer Fourteen members attended The group urged members to donate canned goods for a family impacted by Hurricane Beulah Ma J Riley 902 Decker will collect the items Next meeting set for November 2 at the Optimist Club.
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Happy Grandmother's Club
Tower
Edah Mae Bass
Virginia, Moreno, Vier
Ollie Dahlquist
Ruth Jenkins
Hurricane Beulah
Decker
Will Collec
Optimist Club
White Shorts Shortage Haunts Baytown Parents At Start Of School
A Baytown mother laments shop delays and miscommunications as in demand for girls size 12 gym shorts and white shirts clashes with slow restocking. She recalls visiting every store, finding one worn size 14 pair that shrank to 12, and urges merchants to stock junior school essentials early. She notes broader struggles locating pencils leads and slide rules for ninth graders.
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Ann
Baytown
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