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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1952

Page

7

Baptist Women Have Service Program at Church

The Baptist Women’s Missionary Union held a service program with the Royal Service theme The More Excellent Way. Mrs HL Ward Sr led, voters were urged to seek guidance before the November 4 election, and plans were made for Thanksgiving baskets for the needy. Local officers and circle chairmen were recognized.

Gsionary Union Church HL .A. Ward A Miller Circle Ward WMU Anne Ganders

Slone Demonstrates Fitted Corners For 4-H

Slone showed 712 2 ashe mitered corners for scarves at a 4-H meeting held at Coady Baptist Church. Reba Crow, assistant demonstration agent, outlined steps for conducting the Ronate club meeting at Friendly Acres 4-H Redub event.

Slone Coady Baptist Church Reba. Crow Counse

Pythian Sisters Auction Raises 75 For Charity Fund

The Pythian Sisters held a Halloween party auction at 111 Wright boulevard hosted by Mrs. Frankie Hopkins Mrs. Walter E Queen and others. Auctioneer Walter E Queen led the sale raising funds for the Tempie and Christmas party funds with most proceeds to the Weatherford Pythian Home and the Aquarius Temple general benefit. Prizes and games added entertainment with Queen Driskell and Marion Clegg among top winners.

C. H. Tipton Wright Boulevard Frankie Hopkins Walter E. Queen Daisy Dristell W. B. Allman Pythian Weatherford Aquarius Temple Domino Games Marion Clegg Queen

Joy Circle Plans Bazaar For December

Joy Circle of Cedar Bayou Methodist church arranged a December 9 bazaar at a December meeting held at Mrs Bernard Laurinsterry’s Kilgore Road home. Mrs Forrest McKinney opened with prayer and discussed These Rights We Hold. Mrs C M Enderli led a devotional. Twenty members and one guest, Mrs W A Stiles of Kansas City Kansas, attended. Next meeting set at Mrs ALF Grodhaus Wright Blvd. location.

Joy Circle Cedar Bayou Kansas City Kan Alf. Grodhaus Wright Blvd

Aileen Kadjar Wins Prize At Scout Party

Aileen Kadjar won first prize for best costume at the Girs Scout Troop 35 Halloween party held at the troop leader Mrs. EL. W. Frochner home. Delia Bates took first in the apple hobbling contest. Linda White led the cookies department as twelve members enjoyed fudge cupcakes and punch.

Aileen Kedjar Girs EL. W.frochner East James Delia Bates Linda White

Girl Scout Troop 31 Hosts Cookout at Lee College

Girl Scout Troop 31 prepared chili potatoes for a cookout near Lee college in Pennsylvania. Leaders Mrs. Fred Geyer and Mrs. Blair Mann welcomed new assistant leader Mrs. Emory Haliman as about 26 troop members attended. The older scouts taught rookies fire building and trail sign recognition before singing taps ended the meeting.

Pennsylvania Lee College Fred Geyer Blair Mann View Emory Haliman

Girl Scout Troop 11 Earns First Class Badge Work

Troop 11 met Tuesday at St Mark s Methodist church to complete first class badge requirements. Members made ash trays serving trays and other items from red clay under leaders Mrs A A Drieger and Mrs L L Hallman Twenty girls attended. Sam Houston PTA reports a 305 profit from the Halloween carnival at the school with a variety show including dancers twirlers singers and tumblers.

St. Mark's Methodist Church A. A. Drieger L. L. Hallman SAM F Houston Travis Smith The Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association PTA

Brownie Troop 30 Investiture Planned at Wednesday Event

Brownie Troop 30 to have investiture ceremony Wednesday afternoon investing Jerry Jan Barringer Susan Burch Janet Clopton Elaine Combs Patsy Teed Marilyn Friedman Vicki Gates Carolyn Garrett Serene Kay Hester Carel Ann King Jerilyn Milner Carol Lee Mosley Patricia ORear Sandra Purdy Rose Marie Winningham. Leaders are Mrs Tommy Bowen and Mrs J Wales. Troop 64 members went to Roseland Park for a cookout and collected Thanksgiving centerpiece materials. Betty Hart demonstrated pocket knife use. Mrs Dave Parise helped the troop leaders Mrs Ed Watson and Mrs Hermann Matysiak.

Brownie Troop 20 Jerry Jan Barringer Susan Burch Janet Clopton Elaine Combs Patsy Teed Marilyn Friedman Vicki Gates Carolyn Garrett Serene Kay Hester Carel Ann King Jerilyn Milner Carol Lee Mosley Patricia O'Rear Sandra Purdy Rose Marie Winningham Tommy Bowen J. Wales Roseland Park Betty Hart Dave. Parise Ed Watson Hermann Matysiak

Wooster Garden Club Flower Clinic at Reilly home

The Wooster Garden club hosts a flower arranging clinic Thursday at 10 am at 148 Ashby Road, led by Mrs F M Wilson from Galena Park, an accredited flower show judge. Members may bring two guests, lunch is a covered dish at noon, and participants should bring their own materials. Also a hash casserole recipe is included.

Wooster F. K. Reilly Ashby F. M- Wilson Galena Park

College Music Faculty Recital At Lee College Auditorium

Lee College invites with Miss Hildegarde Odhner and Missy Maddene Hawkins to perform a concert recital ranging 17th century to contemporary music at 8 p m Wednesday in the college auditorium Beethoven concert major work The Tempest in D minor Miss Hawkins selects piano pieces by Leise and an aria from Der Freischutz Following the recital a reception hosted by the college faculty will be held in the student lounge

Church Bazaar Plans By CWF Circles at First Christian

Circles of the Christian Women's Fellowship met Tuesday to plan a bazaar at First Christian church on November 10 and 41. Hostess Mrs H L Nithals welcomed the Vida Elliot circle at 1301 Burbank. Mrs Lee Gregory led devotional. twelve members were served lunch. Daisy Huber circle gathered at 1118 Madison with devotional by Mrs Alvin Ward. eight members were served lunch. Prosonno Shah and June Smedley circles met at 1202 Jefferson and 401 West Adoue. they worked on seeing projects for Packets for Peace to be collected by the church women's council. thirteen members attended. Tyne Smedley circle, nine members present, with devotional by Mrs J Robert Barnes and lesson by Mrs T L Satterwhite. Hattie Mitchell circle postponed to 2 pm Tuesday. Circles planned sending materials to Jarvis Christian College in Hawkins, Texas.

First Christian Church Christian Women's Fellowship H. L Nithals Vida Elliot Burbank Lee Gregory Nichols Daisy Huber Nolen Adams Madison Alvin Ward R. H. Cavanay Prosonno Shah June Smedley Conway Hart Jefferson J. B. Wood West Adoue Church Women's Council J. Robert Barnes Tyne Smedley T. L. Satterwhite Hattie Mitchell Jarvis Christian College Hawkins Tex

Bandage Rolling Group Meeting Across Local Churches

Social calendar notes a 9 am gathering by the Bandage Rolling Group of the American Cancer Society at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital and a 10 am session of the Julie Lottie circle at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church.

American Cancer Society San Jacinto Memorial Hospital Julie Lottie Cedar Bayou Methodist Church Church

Mary Lilly Circle Program At Shi loh Baptist Church

Mrs. Barfield led the Mary Lilly circle meeting at Shi loh Baptist Church. Topic was Choosing the Most Excellent Way with all members participating. Housewarming gifts were collected for Mr. and Mrs. T A Day. Miss Opal Smith served lunch for six members. Mrs. W F P Dobbs to lead next Bible study.

B. WW. Barfield Mary Lilly Shiloh Baptist Church T. A. Day Opal Smith W. FP. Dobbs

San Jacinto PTA Carnival Thursday Night

The San Jacinto School hosts a Halloween carnival from 5 to 9 20 PM with a dinner 5 to 7 PM. Tickets cost 835 cents for adults and 40 cents for children. advance and at door options available. The evening features two skits in the auditorium and a school days play by parents. Children in costumes encouraged amid new attractions like a doll show and rides.

San Jacints Parent-Teacher Association

WMS History Read At First Baptist Meeting

Mrs. M. J. Lyons read the history of the First Baptist Women's Missionary Society at a WMU gathering in the church. Honored guests included charter members and past presidents such as Mrs. R. R. Cates Mrs. G. L. Williams and Mrs. Lyons. Past presidents in attendance listed many names. Bengtson led the Royal Service program on Citizenship and the Christian Women's Vote. Lunch followed the program.

M. J. Lyons First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society WMU R. R. Cates G. L. Williams J.M. Bristley EB. Woodreff B. GL. Dobson Lyons P. Frazier S. P. Larkins R. R. Bains EB. Hy. Blough GC. Tarit

Brownie Troop 60 Hosts Baytown Girl Scouts Meeting

Brownie Troop 60 will host a Baytown Girl Scouts meeting Thursday at 6 30 pm. Mrs Betty Trick and Houston troops will speak about trips to Europe visiting Qui Chateau and the International Girl Scout camp in Switzerland. All scouts in the association are invited.

Brownie Baytown Association Betty Trick Awe Houston Europe Qui Chateau Switzerland RK. Stovatt Association

Friendship Club Supper at Redeemer Lutheran

The Friendship Club of Redeemer Lutheran held a covered dish supper and a "42" party Tuesday for members and husbands at the annex. Twenty seven attended. Mrs. A Snyder and W V Dordorman were low scorers while Mrs W V Willig and Mrs C Dube won the floating prize. The November meeting will be at Mrs W G Weiss’s home. Stew served with rice or corn bread and pastry toppings suggested.

Friendship Club of Redeemer Lutheran Church Annex A. Snyder W. V. Dor- Dorman J. E. Baker W. V A. H. Willig C. Dube W. G. Weiss Park

Second Baptist WMU program titled Choosing Way

The Women's Missionary Society of Second Baptist church held a program on Choosing the More Excellent Way at the church meeting Tuesday. Devotional by Mrs Johnnie Albright and a list of participants included Mrs D P Davis Mrs David Albright Mrs KT Barthman Mrs J T Owen Mrs Pearl Stephens and Mrs E P Atkinson. Forty three members and one visitor Mrs Burnett H Johnson attended. A business meeting followed and a covered oils luncheon was served.

Women's Missionary Society of Second Baptist Church Johnnie Albright D P. Davis David Albright KT. Barthman J. T. Owen Pearl Stephens E. P. Atkinson Burnett H. Johnson

Ruth Class Plans Dinner At Gonzalez Restaurant

The Ruth class of Central Rep tist church plans a dinner at Gonzalez Mexican restaurant. Plans formed Tuesday at Mrs. Dorsey Walker’s home. The class surprised teacher Mrs. H.J. Harlan with birthday gifts. Mrs. Baxter Littlefield presided and Mrs. Stiss led a devotional on voting.

Ruth Central Reptist Church Gonzalez Mexican Dorsey Walker Forrest H.J. Harlan Baxter Littlefield Robert Stiss Harlan

Ashbel Smith Carnival Delights With Faculty Melodrama

The Ashbel Smith auditorium hosts Her Fatal Beauty a period melodrama during the PTA carnival with faculty cast led by Mildred Gilebs and A B Hicks. Showtimes are 7 30 and 8 30 pm admission 35 cents adults 10 cents children. Carnival features include greenhouse doll show House of Horrors jeep rides a fish pond chili supper at 3 pm and food booths chaired by W G Hutton R L Bull C H Dawson Earl Wilburn Doyle Ware Homer Gregory A E Oliphint and M T Ward. General chairman is Mrs B L Rutledge.

Ashbel Smith Parent-Teacher Association Mildred Gilebs Bob Dialey Guy Woods Erma Leslie Helga Hatchell A. B. Hicks Mildred Brown H. Davis Carnival Irs WG. Hutton R. L. Bull C. H. Dawson Earl Wilburn Doyle Ware Homer Gregory A. E. Oliphint M.T. Ward B. L. Rutledge

Stork Shower Honors Mrs. W E Casey

Mrs. W E Casey was honored Tuesday night at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Curtis Craig at 401 Morrell with co host Mrs Clyde Smith. A pink carnation corsage was presented to the honoree and Mrs W M Cox assisted in serving and led the group in prayer. Pink decorations and a centerpiece stork framed the table.

W. BE. Casey Curtis Craig Morrell Clyde Smith W. M. Cox

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