Royal French Theme Set for Baytown Charity Ball
Royal French decor will grace Baytown Service League's third annual Charity Ball on Nov 2 at Goose Creek Country Club. Event chairs and designers including Bob Howery will create a French royal court ambiance with fleur de lis banners, white plumes, and gold candelabra. The Ed Gerlach orchestra will back the evening amid blue and white color themes.
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Baytown
Service League
Goose Creek Country Club
R. W. Matherne
James Walmsley
H. J. Davis
Philip Eicchelberger
Bob Howery
Howery
Houston
University of Lews
Kansas City Art Institute
University of Houston
Channel 11
Williams
University
Baytonian Weds In Cleburne
Mr and Mrs T E Sullivan of Cleburne announce the marriage of their daughter Patricia Gail to Woodrow Carl Theeck of Baytown. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Arthur C Theeck. They wed in Cleburne in August 1944. He graduated from Robert E. Lee and attended Lee College. He is stationed at the Nike Missile site in Alvarado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Diane Miller
Gerald S. Jones
Billy Gene Miller
Crosby
Billy Foster
Gerald 5. Jones Sr
Crosby Methodist Church
Crosby High School
Universal Cit
Jones
Lee College
Southern State College
Magnolia, Ark
T. E. Sullivan
Cleburne
Patricia
Gail
Woodrow Carl Theeck
Baytown
Arthur C. Theeck
Massey- Tompkins
Robert EB. Lee
Niki
Alvarado
Methodist Churches Plan Observance
Members of the Women’s Society of Christian Service from St Mark’s St Paul’s and Cedar Bayou United Methodist churches join the annual Call to Prayer and Self Denial observance. The event educates and funds missions with a Quiet Day service at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. In 1967 offerings totaled 645911.90 with projects including Vashti School in Georgia and urban ministries in Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
St. [Mark's
St. Paul's
Cedar Bayou
Wesleyan Service Guild of
United Methodist Church
United Methodist
U.S
R. E. Miller
United Methodist Board of Missions
Board of Missions
Christ
Cedar Bayou I Methodist Church
Asia
Saigon
AAUW Hears Music Program
The Rev. Peter Katt spoke to the American Association of University Women at their monthly meeting on modern religious music. He noted secular and sacred music share origins while a recording of The Folk Mass illustrated the point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Katt
American Association of University Women
Ed Vaught
AAUW
Evelyn Robson
James S. Bishop
R. C. Flowers
Clyde Raynor
Charles Buckman
Noel Stites
Texas Legislature
Dinner Set By Xi Gamma Chi Thanksgiving Dinner
Xi Gamma Chi plans a Thanksgiving dinner for members and husbands at 7 p.m. on November 4 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCain. October sorority meeting hosted by Mrs. Carl David Russell. Mrs. Fred Hansen, president, led the session and noted a Beaumont space area convention on November 2 with registration at 9 a.m. and last session at 4 p.m. Mrs. Howard Johnson announced October 31 deadline for Christmas cards and stockings priced at 1.25 each, with stock fabric hand made and customizable. The group approved the proposed chapter and council budget. An engraved spoon was given to Mrs. Richard Cooke for her daughter Elizabeth Ann. The program “Public Speaking” was led by Mrs. Ervin Hester emphasizing audience needs, rapport, and the role of entertainment in speaking. Refreshments served by Mrs. Russell and Mr. McCain after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Gamma Chi
Ray McCain
Carl David Russell
Fred Hansen
Beaumont
Howard Johnson
Ways Land Means
Richard Cooke
Elizabeth Ann
Ervin Hester
Hester
Russell
McCain
Book Review: Christy by Catherine Marshall
The 9 Study Club heard a review by Mrs. Hobart Enoch at Mrs W W Bland’s home. The reviewer explained how the author wrote of one year in her mother Christy’s life when she left home to teach in a mission school in Cutter Gap Tennessee. Guest Mrs P Rutledge of Shreveport was present, accompanying her sister club president Mrs Steele McDonald.
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Study Club
Christy
Catherine Marshall
W.W. Bland
Hobart Enoch
Cutter Gap
Tenn
P. Rutledge
Shreveport
Steele McDonald
Grandmothers Attend National Convention in Minneapolis
Members of the Baytown Grandmothers Club joined the National Federation of Grandmothers Clubs convention in Minneapolis Minnesota. Included were president Mrs V P Massey president elect Mrs Eileen Taylor and other members. The Radisson Hotel hosted headquarters and the program featured city tours and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Grandmothers Club
National Federation of Grandmothers Clubs
Minneapolis
Arkansas Fayetteville Symphony to open season in concert hall
The University of Arkansas Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra will perform two season openings at 7 p.m. on November 1 and 3 p.m. on November 3 in the University Fine Arts Concert Hall under conductor Marx Palea. Featured soloist Elise Howell, daughter of Mildred H. McFaddin of 81 California, will perform.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra
Uniersity Fine Arts
Marx Palea
Elise Howell
Mildred H. McFaddin
California
Lamar PTA Fall Carnival Opens At Four P.M.
Lamar PTA Fall Carnival opens at 4 p.m. Saturday with attractions including a hayride garage sale fortune telling and grilled foods. A 4 30 p.m. variety show features Fooy Looey Gladys Strahan and her dummy Henry YMCA girls gymnastic team Cedar Bayou Junior Schoolboys The Time band and a TV commercial tribute. Costume judging at 6 50 p.m. names 12 winners. Admission 10 cents. Proceeds fund Lamar playground equipment.
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Lamar Pia Carnival
Fooy Looey
Gladys Strahan
Henry
YMCA
Cedar Bayou
Glen Walker
KWBA
Jimmie R. Woods
Ian Houghton
Johnnie Spurlock
Silas Wood
Lynn Saunders
Charles Sawyer
Booth
Paul Kendrick
Lamar
Baytown
Foods Listed As Plentiful In October Harvest
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes October brings six national celebrations and six abundant foods including apples, potatoes, rice, dry beans, pork and cheese. Production is above average for rice, dry beans and cheese, with hog slaughter boosting pork supplies at attractive prices.
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Lie
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
US Department of Agriculture
Coshatee
USDA
Music Study Club Plans November Meeting in Baytown
Baytown Music Study Club schedules a 9:30 a.m. November 7 gathering at Mrs. D. W. Alpha’s home at 1900 Maryland. Guests included Robert McClendon at the October meeting. topics included Sacred Music with organ preludes by Mrs. Hance and hymns sung by Mrs. Alpha and Mr. Hance. Thad Johnson previewed La Boheme opening October 23 in Houston. Johnson named delegate and Alpha alternate to Federation Music Club convention in Port Arthur. Autumn flower arrangement on the serving table.
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Baytown
D. W. Alpha
Maryland
Robert McClendon
Harry Hance
Houston
Johnson
Mra Alpha
Federated Music Chuir
Port Arthur
Harper Valley PTA to perform at Alamo Halloween Carnival
Harper Valley PTA to host a school Halloween Carnival at Alamo School from 5 to 9 30 p m Saturday. The Harper Valley PTA skit will feature the popular song, with a costume contest at 8 p m in the auditorium. Several committees are listed with volunteer chairpersons and activities including fish pond spook house and games.
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Harper Valley Pta
Alamo
Parent-Teacher Association
Leslie McDonald
Auditorum
Jerry Rubac
William Moore
Bill Starr
BD. R. Wilkinson
R.N. Jones
L. E. Grizzle
Bobby Wallace
W. K. Dunn
George Archer
J. P. Bailey
Travis Aston
Charles Harris
James R. Davis
J. C. Brannon
Baytonian Feted At Baby Shower
Mrs. Richard Hobbs was honored at a baby shower at the home of Mrs. Ethel Bush. A pink carnation corsage, a decorated bassinette, and a ceramic stork highlighted gifts and decor. Hostesses included Mrs. Charles Gates and others. 30 guests attended including the honoree’s sisters in Houston and her mother Mrs. Raymond Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hobbs
Ethel Bush
Charles Gates
Kenneth White
M. D. Rose
Mrn
Ray Morgan
Hugo Weinzel
Garnet K. Causey
F. Parker
Houston
Raymond Bird
H. E.’ ‘Hobbs
Firemen's Wives Costume Party Held at Host Homes
The Fireman’s Wives Association held its October meeting and costume party at the homes of Mrs. Frank Lermas and Mrs. Jimmy Hughes. Prizes went to Mrs. Ross Halford, Mrs. Mark Wiese, Mrs. Bob Wingate, and Mrs. Buddy McBride. Mrs. Carl Holzaephiel won best costume. Door prize went to Mrs. Billy Taylor. Mr. Jean Worley attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fireman's Wives Association
Frank Lermas
Jimmy Hughes
Ross
Halford
Mark Wiese
Bob Wingate
Buddy McBride
Carl Holzaephiel
Billy Taylor
Jean Worley
Baytonians Highlight Houston Forum Schedule
Three Baytown women join the fourth annual Total Woman Forum at the Shamrock Hilton Hotel in Houston over three Mondays. Mrs. Lee Brasfield Mrs. G C Damuth and Mrs. W E DuPlantis Jr assist host Jean Adams in topics on modern women's roles fashion hair and makeup with a luncheon marking Houston's Total Woman 1968. Reservations are available via CA 33131 Ext.a7 or Houston Post promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytonians
Houston
Lee Brasfield
G. C. Damuth
Magnolia
W. E. DuPlantis Jr
Baytown
Jean Adams
Linda Dyer
Richard Hutchins
Bill DuPlantis
Houston Post
Polk, Houston
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Martha Ann Hemphill
Glena Pfennig
Blake Carter
Grady Carter
C. H. Carter Jr
W. R. Castee
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J. ©. Sandlin
C. H. Carter
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H. Whittenburg
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Marlin
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Harper Valley
Firemen's Wives
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James A. Davis
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WHITE
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