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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1965
Page
5
Kiwanis Club distributes 2 100 crates of BE apples with 184 300 sold by Wednesday and plans a new shipment. The piece lists several apple recipes by club wives including apple fritters and baked apple desserts, highlighting apples as versatile, nutritious, and tasty additions to meals.
A listing of Monday through Saturday meetings for local groups in Baytown, with times and venues including Waccneca Campers Club at Sterling Library, Baytown Duplicate Bridge at Holiday Inn, Court Mater Dei, Catholic Daughters, and others at First National Bank, San Jacinto Methodist Hospital, and city churches. Included are groups like Women’s Missionary Union, Raytown Garden Club, East Harris County Medical Society Auxiliary, and various circles at Grace Methodist Church, plus garden clubs, Kiwanis, and bridge sessions through the week.
Goose Creek Country Club hosted a large field of women golfers for a Halloween themed day. Pro Jack Shelton and club manager Ken Schoppe selected winners from a fun filled event, with Mrs. Hen Ca and Mrs. Gene Hazel claiming top low net in the early flight and Mrs. R. P. Rose and Mrs. V. Wright earning second place in the accompanying flight.
The Baytown area reports the birth of Steffanie Lynn on Oct 21, weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ervin Stansbury of Kaplan La and Mr and Mrs Robert E Donnelly of Baytown. great grandparents are Mrs Sue Stansbury of Gueydan La and Richard T Donnelly of Baytown. Steffanie has a brother Steven, 15 months. Fuller family announces adoption of Karen Denise born Oct 2 weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Claude Stary of Norman Ark and Mr and Mrs Roy A Fuller of Baytown.
Faith Class of First Baptist Church held a meeting at Mrs. Julia Dorman’s home. Mrs. Travis Farr presided with Mrs. Floyd Bengtson as teacher. Officers present included Mrs. Watt Crow secretary, Mrs. S. M. Burleson second vice president, and Mrs. O. L. Rhodes sent Mrs. BR. L. VanDeventer as group leader. Cookies and coffee were served by Mrs. Dorman. The meeting prayed and refused a will sentence.
Mrs Herring chaired a Glen Walker Circle gathering at Mrs Bent McGhee's home. Seven members attended along with J Odom Myers and Mrs Walter Queen. Mrs W B New Coaffee took part and refreshments of coffee and cake were served.
Baytown Sun's special holiday edition invites readers to submit favorite dessert recipes this week. The focus is on holiday cookies cakes and pies with a push to send in any overlooked recipes from readers including Maggie Hudgins of Helfin La. The department seeks veretabie dishes and unique ways of cooking rich foods for sharing.
The Steadfast Class of Second Baptist Church will hold a monthly business meeting at 7 am Tuesday at 1900 South Circle Drive, home of Mrs. A. J. DeVault. Mrs. Rena Kilzore, teacher of the new class, asks mothers to attend.
Charles Brightwell won first prize while Mr M E Schiller served as the association reporter. Third prize went to Mrs Allen Meister, dressed as a clown.
Yackle Shires of 2491 Kentucky Avenue, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Church, is named president of the Association of Women Students for 1965 66 at the University of Houston. She also becomes general chair of Cougar Christmas Land, an annual party for underprivileged children, and is invited to Sparks.
Lee College study book on Brazil and a supper for Bible students will be presented by Mrs. John Igget as Orr Circle of Central Baptist Church meets at the home of Mrs. Cecil Anderson. Circle 13 members attend with new officers taking part, focusing on tithing emphasis and Exodus Bible study.
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