Second Baptist WMS Circles Study Blasts in Appalachia
The Woman's Missionary Society of Second Baptist Church met in circles to study Blasts in Appalachia and to plan activities. Members collected candy for shut ins, registered for the Intercessory Prayer League, and prepared for a foreign study book titled Beneath the Himalayas with a November 22 program. Various circles reported attendance, leadership roles, and guest visitors, including Peggy Cummings, Mrs. Gaines, and others, as they organized prayer partners, Bible study, and mission roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Second Baptist Church
Appalachia
Himalayas
Peggy Cummings
Gaines. Reynolds
Sam Rozell
Dana Smith
J. W. Hillin
Simms
Hos SS
Leslie James
Oscar Young
Robert Gold
Glen Walker
Ray Hollingshead
Baylor student Broussard named to student Congress
David Broussard son of Bir and Mrs Wesley H Broussard of 1126 W Bayshore Drive is elected representative to Baylor University student Congress filling a vacancy created by four sophomores from the School of Arts and Sciences Broussard is a 1865 graduate of Robert E Lee High School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Broussard
Bir
Wesley H. Broussard
W. Bayshore Drive
Baylor University
School of Arts and Sciences
Broussard
Robert E. Lee Hien School
Community Club Schedules Week of Meetings
Monday features St James Auxiliary meeting at St James House 10 am and Duplicate Bridge at Bridge Studio 7 30 pm. Tuesday lists several groups including Harris County Medical Society Auxiliary 10 am Goose Creek Country Club Catholic Daughters 7 30 pm and multiple Phi Sigma Alpha Beta Psi events at various homes and Grace Methodist Church. Wednesday recaps Baytown council parent group 9 15 am and a Holiday Inn Bridge game 10 am plus All Saints Episcopal party 7 pm. Thursday covers Goose Creek Country Club golf and various clubs 7 30 pm. Friday notes United Church Women World Community Day 1 am and Duplicate Bridge 10 am. Saturday includes Duplicate Bridge 7 30 pm and Laurie Lynne Stakes second birthday at 1410 W James with grandparents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
St. James House
Harris County Medical Society
Goose Creek
W. Lobit
Phi Sigma Alpha
Beta Psi
James Poskey
E. Schireck
Psi Alpha
Beta Sigma Phi
Melvin Richter
Sterling Municipal Library
Gaks Garden Club
RE. Worth
Inverness
Baytown Duplicate Bridge
Holiday Inn
Study Club
Howard Moseley
Fleetawood
All Saints Episcopal Church
St James House
Citizens National Bank
Gulf Coast
Faday United Church
Grace Methodist Church
Bridge Studio
Woman's Club
A. E. Beasler
W. James
Pilot Club marks 45th Founders Day anniversary
The Baytown Pilot Club celebrated its 45th Founders Day with a regu lar program meeting led by Mrs. A. D. Wilkerson and a slate of officers in charge. The group, founded November 30, 1949 with 18 members, has grown to 40 and includes charter members and past presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
A. D. Wilkerson
Ann Frazier
Mar
Vin C. Wallace
Clark Bot Lkin
Willadene Hines
Mers
Babe Badgely
Baytown Organization
Macon
Pilot
Pilot International
Ruby Newhall
True Course Ever Fund
Pilot Club International Charitable and Educational Foundation
Pilot Club International
The Embezzler reviewed by Mrs Wristers club
Mrs Jan Wristers reviews Louis Auchincloss novel The Embezzler for the Reviewer's Club at Mrs P D Edwards home. She notes a threefold tellers scheme with Guy Prime narrated by Prime Rex Geer and Angelica. The book explores psychological motive and moral mystery and leaves the reader to judge Prime’s true self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Auchincloss
Guy Prime
Jan Wristlers
Rex Geer
Guy
Angelica
Prime
Mrs. Wrist' Ers
Birth of a Daughter to Mr and Mrs A P Page Jr
Mr and Mrs A P Page Jr of Cherry Point North Carolina announce the birth of daughter Kimberly Dawn on October 28. Kimberly weighed pounds and 3 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs A P Page of Baytown and Mr and Mrs Jim Boren of Memphis Tennessee. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs C O Smith of Poteet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Page Jr
Cherry Point
N.C
Kimberly Dawn
Kimberly
A. P. Page
Baytown
Jim Boren
Memphis
Tenn. Ar
Smith
Poteet
Reissued Sci Fi Thriller No Place on Earth by Charbonneau
Louis Charbonneau's science fiction novel No Flace on Earth, first published 1958, is reissued to meet public demand. The author crafts a suspenseful narrative that blends terror and danger in a vivid tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Charbonneau
Halloween Play Day Brings Wild Costumes To Goose Creek Golf
At Goose Creek Country Club the Women's Golf Association held a Halloween Play Day with 92 members in garb from go go girls to Batman and hobo outfits. Winners included Marge Ramsey for pitching and Francis Miller as a ruffled ballerina. Unusual rules and playful setups across holes 1 through 18 sparked laughter as members later relaxed at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Golf Association
Goose Creek Country Club
Mary Love
Martha Ann Hemphill
Nita Northcutt
Bunny Massey
Marge Ramsey
Phyllis Diller
John Silver
Marge Carpenter
Mariann Rose
Francis Miller
Jo Ann Brooks
Joe Clayton
Butch Mackett
Elizabeth Schiller
Critch
Doris Besperka
Chris Meister
Qoal Turner
Betty Smith
Hetty Hazelwood
Martha O'Brien
Caroline Ferrell
Batman
Mimi Kowalski
Lois Strawn
Marge
Birth of Lonnie Joseph Schetz at Warner Robins AFB
Capt. and Mrs. John W. Schetz announce the birth of Lonnie Joseph on December 29 at Warner Robins Air Force Base Georgia. He weighed 8 pounds. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Derryberry and Mr. and Mrs. John Schetz of Baytown. Mrs. Schetz was Dedie Derrybery.
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Betty Hazelwood
Association
Turner
Habe and
Hendicappes Golfer
Marianne Rose
Second Baptist
WMS
Jones Furniture CO
Landa Veegs
Avence Gordon's
Weler
Man
S Diamond Merchants OF America
Gsbrons
Texas Ave
Houston
Laurie Lynne Stakes
Robert A. Stakes
A. E. Stakes
Antonio
Cecil Bateon
Pisno
Wristers
Om Fracey McManus
W. RB. McManus
Wallisville
David
Donna McManus
Clifton
Ray Maddox
Glen
Mike Trant
Steven White
Dane Terrell
Diane Reasoner
Connie Hatcher
Tracey
Tammy
Minnesota
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