Vegetable quality high processors benefit
Reports on poor quality in this year’s vegetables note a four percent larger crop weight than 1964 across crops such as green lima beans snap beans beets cabbage for kraut sweet corn green peas winter and spring spinach and tomatoes. Advancements in research transport and processing create year round variety while careful planning can mix textures colors and flavors. Fresh fall vegetables and fruits like grapefruits crawl berries bananas pineapples pears honeydew remain economical options with eggs and poultry remaining solid protein and meat choices for meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
Hubbard
Baytown Fashion Chatter from House of Fashion Column
Local fashion column by ALICE FEINBERG recounts gossip and shop talk at the House of Fashion. Clerks discuss a new Junior Petite store, decorating plans, and the thrill of upcoming merchandise while sharing lighthearted secrets and shopping anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Feinberg
House OF Fashion
Helen Help Us Dear Lynne and the Five Year Old
A reader asks how to handle a disruptive five year old in a 43-child apartment complex. Helen Bottel urges neighbors to treat him with patience, supervision, and inclusion rather than fear, proposing the mothers organize a cooperative effort to shape better behavior. The goal is to guide him toward positive conduct and beneficial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Lynne
Tem
Three Baytonians To Attend LYNA Texas Convention
Ruby Lucille McClain Mary Lauffin and Lillie Grochoski will attend the 16th annual LYNA of Texas convention in San Angelo from Oct 31 to Nov 3. The event at the Cajus Hotel gathers LVNs, RNs, doctors, educators for four days of lectures on nursing, health issues, ethics, and patient care in a regional education drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Lucille McClain
Mary Lauffin
Lillie Grochoski
San Angelo
Baytown
LYNA
Texas
Cactus Hotel
William H. McCaw
Carrot Cookies Special Treat for Halloween Fun
A nostalgic recipe card describes freezing carrot nuggets in a butter sauce, steaming, mashing, then baking cookies. It includes a frosting made from orange rind and concentrate, yielding about 4 dozen small cookies suitable for a classroom treat and festive decoration.
Pasadena Little Theatre Sets Auditions for The Gazebo
Auditions for Pasadena Little Theatre production The Gazebo by Alex Copper open to nine men and three women with leads a 46-year-old detective writer and a 35-year-old retired belly dancer. Open readings invited at 7:20 p.m. Tuesday at 2333 Tulip. Director Claude Douglas coordinates auditions and any interested may contact Douglas at IMU 6 4503.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena Little Theatre
Alex Copper
Tulip
Claude Douglas
Yes
Douglas
IMU
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church Weekly Schedule
Tuesday events include Call to Prayer and Self Denial by Women’s Society and Service Guild at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. American Association of University Women meets at Citizens National Bank. various East Harris County groups and clubs gather at the bank, hospital classrooms, and local venues. Wednesday lists Auxiliary unit, library club, and bridge at Holiday Inn with multiple local meetings. Thursday notes Women Golfers at Goose Creek Country Club.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service and Service Guild
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Chareh
American Association of University Women
Citizens National Bank
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
East Harris County
Registered Professional Nurses Society
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Sterling Municipal Library Book Review Club
First National Bank
Joan
Raytown
Holiday Inn
Priscilla Club
Ha, Stewart
EL Sterling
Women of the Moose
Mrs Ward Chairs Circle Meeting at Second Gipus Church
Mrs Ward as Circle Chairman presided over a recent meeting of the Julio Diaz Circle of Second Gipus Church. Officers for the coming year include Mrs James Richardson Bible study head Mrs Verdine associate Mrs A E Thompson mission study chairman Mrs Hubert Yeager prayer chairman Mrs Glenn Walker stewardship chairman Mrs C R B Strother social chairman Mrs Leslie James community missions and Mrs L C Roberts secretary and correspondent. Other members listed are Mrs L W Weeks Mrs Alice Navarre Mrs Homer Standefer and Mrs Eddie Hodge. The circle aims to add four new members in six months and sponsors the World Friends Sunbeams. Mrs Strother led the program Opening Our Eyes with Mrs Yeager assisting on devotional thoughts. Refreshments followed for retiring term members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.T. Ward
Julio Diaz
Second Gipus
Cnming
James Richardson
Richart Verdine
A. E. Thompson
Hubert Yeager
Glenn Walker
C. RB. Strother
Leslie James
Eddie Foster
L. C. Roberts
L. W. Weeks
Alice Navarre
Homer Standefer
Eddie Hodge
World iFriends
Sunbeams
Strother
Mrs. Warner Leads District For United Church Women
Baytown Council United Church Women hosted District 16 Area E meeting at St. Mark's Methodist Church. Representatives from Dickenson Houston Itcheock La Marque Pasadena Texas City attended with visitors from District 17 Beaumont and La Porte. Officers installed included Mrs. Claude H. Denson Sr of Houston as first voice president and Mrs. E. O. McBride of Houston as president of the Women's Synodical Society Synod of Texas United Presbyterian Church. The session featured a panel discussion and prayers, with Baytown Thrift Shop funding two day nurseries and listing participating churches.
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Bayraun Council of United Church Women
St. Mark’s
Houston
E. O. McBride
Women’s Synodical Society Synod of Texas of Texas
United Presbyterian Church
Pla. Washer
Wress Weee Eee
Texas Church Women
J. W. Tilleman
Ralph Scharder
Count
United Church Women
United Presbyterian Women
Penrose Hirst
Episcopal
Young Women’s Christian Association
Fellowship Stund
State United Church Women
Clarence Swarnslager
Christian Social Relations
Houston Council United Church
Houston Council
Burnette W. Dowler
First Presbyterian Church
Baytown Council
Bayway! Christian
Cedar Bayou Methodist
First Christian
First!Presbyterian
Grace Methodist
Mont Rose
St. John’s
St. Mark's
St. Paul's
St. Methodist
Westminnster
Original Programs Planned By Xi Theta Gamma
Xi Theta Gamma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi discussed next year’s programs opting for original topics over the international office book. Members planned sub-titled areas like religion music medicine space government and more. At a meeting hosted by Mrs. Bill Brentzel Mrs. Jackson introduced Mrs. Johnny Ludtke and Miss Joy Saxon in a program What We Want. A skit about a physician and patient led to the idea to put our best foot forward toward our heart’s desire. Mrs. Ludtke spoke of universal needs including affection constructive capacities sustenance and hope for the future. Johnny DeLoach Jr. won a silver star for selling the most fish fry tickets. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Selensky and Mrs. Perry Beauchamp sent thanks to the chapter. A football game between the spooks and witches ended with the witches ahead after Book of Beta Sigma Phi questions. Charlee Blasingame and Warren Anderson captained the teams. Beauchamp assisted by Brentzel served pumpkin pie coffee and cold drinks.
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Ry Beauchamp
Spooks
Beta Sigma Phi
Charlee Blasingame
Warren Anderson
Beauchamp
Brentzel
Tucker-Adoptive Birth Announcement for Anthony Gienn
Mr and Mrs A Troy Tucker of 330 Greenbriar announce the adoption of a son named Anthony Gienn born September 5 weighing 9 pounds 3 ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs James C Bacon of Baytown and Mr and Mrs A T Tucker of Baytown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Troy Tucker
Greenbriar
Anthony Gienn
James c
Bacon
Baytown
A. T. Tucker
PTA Leaders Attend Seabrook Coffee in District 22
Mrs G Rex Curtin, Mrs R B Battardee, Mrs Harold L Wert, and Mrs George Edwards attended a Thursday coffee in Seabrook at the home of Mrs W F Herbster, president of District 22. Honoree was Mrs W J Danforth of Fort Worth, Texas PTA president, who was guest speaker at the Houston City Council PTA meeting at San Jacinto High School, with Mrs George Edwards in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Rex Curtin
R .B. Battardee
Harold L. Wert
George Edwards
Seabrook
W. F. Herbster
W. J. Dansforth
Fort Worth
Texas Parent Teachers Association
Danforth
Houston City Council of
PTA
San Jacinto High School
Houston
Dried Arrangements in Modern Style At Yaupon Club
Mrs. Howard Morris presented a program on Dried Arrangements in the Modern Style at the Yaupon Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. R G Black. She described four American style types and demonstrated free style design using dried materials like candiestick leaves and wisteria, stressing simplicity balance and rhythm. Mrs. Turla urged inviting guests to hear J R Singletor speak on water pollution at the Nor lc meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Morris
Seabrook
Yaupon
Morris
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