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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1952
Page
5
Local page notes a baytown affair involving teachers and family mentions. The report references Mr and Mrs with details about a betrothal announced to the community, naming the parents and the couple.
Joy Hansen and Dr. Schutze plan marriage at First Presbyterian Church of Baytown on November 22. Hansen, a Texas College for Women graduate and журналистial assistant in Baytown, and Schutze, UT graduate and research specialist, are both pursuing master’s degrees at the University of Houston. Cravey and Miss Enoch are listed as relatives. wedding date not set.
Various women’s groups meet in church and civic spaces this week. Activities include tea at Trinity church, study clubs hosted by Mrs. Brunson and others, Foreign Wars auxiliary at Rebel Inn, multiple Baptist and St Mark’s circles, missionary society gatherings, and birthday circle events with homes listed for hosting.
Charter members and 17 past presidents of the First Baptist Women's Missionary Society will be honored at a Tuesday church meeting. The program starts at 10 a.m. with a luncheon at noon. Mrs. J. M. Lyons will read a 1926 history of the WMU organization.
The St Josephs Mothers club reports about 585 profit from a Saturday carnival on the school grounds to fund school projects. The event featured a variety program led by Sister Anastasia and Jean Marie Raney with Otis Magee on accompaniment, and announcers Mrs. Leo K Font and Thander Regves. Several program participants were listed including Robert Girgit Mike Swinderman Fred Kane Bahin Charles Maher Arthur Butaud Jerome Kleypas Toe Connealy Joe Antie George Zatopek Charles McMurrough Nick Fanesifei.
A morning training session for Girl Scout leaders and co leaders focuses on troop government from 9 20 am to 12 noon Tuesday at the Community house. Mrs E W Baccus chairs the program with Miss Frances Allred directing the session. Teachers from Carver and Harlem schools will also train from to 5 pm in the Community Chest center conference room.
Vertie Mae Pace and Billy N. Young wed in a double ring ceremony at Highlands church officiated by Dr Filmer Moore. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Pace, wore a Chantilly lace gown with net skirt. a reception followed at the bride's home and the couple plans to live at 3418 Wisconsin after a trip to New Braunfels and San Marcos.
Two Lee College music department faculty members Hildagarde Odhner and Maridene Hawkins will present a public recital at 8 p.m. in the college auditorium with John Smith assisting. Odhner, a piano instructor, and Hawkins, a voice instructor, bring notable training and performances from institutions including the University of Pennsylvania and Drake University. The program spans Handel to Debussy with contemporary works, and a reception follows for attendees.
The Associated Women of Trinity Episcopal will meet Tuesday in the guild room at 9:30 am to discuss Women’s Work in Other Churches. Mrs. William Douglas will preside, with Mrs. J D Hall representing the Baptist denomination and Mrs. Karl H Bracker the Lutheran representative.
Homemakers turn to indoor cultivation as outdoor greenery fades. Narcissi and other bulbs fill shelves with blooms for Thanksgiving to Easter, with paper whites and Soeil d Or favored for indoor planting. Ivy varieties like Hedera Helix minima and bunchleaf thrive on window shelves, while care tips cover soil blends, watering, and weekly dusting.
A vintage guide highlights pastel glass and earthy natural tones for table settings. It lists green shades from lime to olive, yellows like harvest gold, and vivid colors such as amethyst and cobalt. Ten color plans offer coordinated cloths, dishes, and centerpieces for stylish, affordable American handmade glass displays.
Baytown Music Study Club meets Tuesday at Mrs H E Brunsons home 911 North Gaillard. Program leader Mrs J Hill Cone introduces three violinists Mrs Cone Mrs J B Clegg and Mrs Bryan Stratton. Selections include Dance of the Spirits from Orpheus and Eurydice Gluck String Quartet in E flat major Haydn Canzonetta Mendelssohn and more from Glaz‑inow Tschaikowsky.
Mrs Norman Smith Jr was honored Friday night with a pink and blue shower at Mrs Clyde Fuller's home 1102 South Shepherd. The table featured cutwork linens stork centerpieces and baby doll decor. About 20 guests enjoyed coffee cake nuts mints and diaper shaped napkins as favors. The honoree received a silver spoon and a corsage of pacifiers from the hostess.
One act mystery play The Black Widow will climax the Mont Belvieu carnival Tuesday at 9 p.m. in the school auditorium. Cast includes Bruce Williams Mary Lou Chitty Marshall Bowdin Gary Kirk Sue Josserand Virginia Davis Edna May Ulfred Gerald Mer and Leona White. Director Winston Smith. Carnival by the Parent Teachers Association begins 6 p.m. with donkey rides fish ponds cake auctions and a country store. cafeteria serves dogs hamburgers pie and cake.
The Wooster Baptist church will hold a 7 p.m. Monday clinic for its Sunday school adult leaders. In seven sessions top officers from each class will receive instruction and inspiration led by Dr. R. A. Padgett. Church officers, vicepresidents, secretaries, and department superintendents are named among attendees. A nursery will be provided for attending parents.
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