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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1955
Page
5
Charlene Miller presents bread and cake alternatives for older readers and children preferring plain foods. Recipes include Nut Bread Egg Bread Rolls Orange Prune Loaf and Eggless Apple Loaf with steps for mixing, rising, baking times and temperatures and cooling guidance.
Miss Frances Jane Parkinson and Richard Eugene King announce their wedding plans for 7 30 p m Saturday at Trinity Episcopal church. The Rev Walter Henckell to officiate in a double ring ceremony with maid of honor Miss Melvaline Anderson and bridesmaid Miss Shirley Jackson. Best man will be Paul King, groomsmen Jack Jackson Nick Listi Bernie Novosad. candles by acolytes. organist Avis Linder and soloist Glenn Watson. Reception in church fellowship hall. House party: Mrs T V Parkinson Jr Mrs Paul Parkinson and Mrs Olin Musgrove. Rehearsal dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs T V Parkinson at 700 North Circle Drive. pie supper for wedding party. Pre nuptial showers cited with details of gifts and attendees.
Hollywood veteran Anita Louise returns to screens after years off to star in the television western My Friend Flicka. She talks about fans remembering her from classic films, balancing family with work, and joining a horse driven cast led by Gene Evans and 11 year old Johnny Washbrook.
Readings from the Homemaker of Tomorrow contest emphasize homemaking beyond chores. Marlene Comer of Moody Texas argues homemaking shapes emotional growth, finances, meals, and civic influence, while Kathleen Hill of Diamond Ohio urges love, calm homes, shared faith, and family cooperation as core.
Marjorie McCaan of Effie Louisiana argues homemaking goes beyond neatness to nurture intellectual moral and esthetic needs. She urges a homemaker to create a warm home environment through planning, love, and guiding children while managing family life.
A lingerie shower and breakfast honored Miss Anita Adams, bride-elect of James Halford, at the home of Mrs. I. M. Avant in Lafayette 197 Lafayette. Hostesses included Mrs A Gilmore, Mrs Georgia Halford, Mrs J J Yotay, and Mrs Avant. Attendees listed include Delores Avant and several Gilmore, Capps, Hayes, Bruner, Narth catt, Greer, Beuvrea, plus Mr. and Mrs. Bill Russell hosting an Italian supper for Magnolia guests.
Mr and Mrs Joe Kenneth Carter will reside at 1101 North Travis Liberty after their wedding trip to San Antonio. The bride Miss Lila Faye Hopkins is daughter of Mr and Mrs R E B Hopkins 215 Gleat Lake Drive Highlands. The couple’s attendants included Mrs George McWhorter and George McWhorter with Rev A J Martin officiating at Second Baptist Church Highlands. The bride wore a beige suit with beige accessories and carried an orchid and white carnations on a white Bible. She was predeceased by her mother and father and had worked at Hermann Hospital Houston. The groom, a graduate of RELHS, recently completed study at Commonwealth College of Science Houston and works for Pace Stancil Funeral Home in Liberty.
Bracy Hill celebrated his sixth birthday last week at 604 Chandler hosted by his mother Mrs. Till Hill. Mrs. Ray Anderson assisted with refreshments as cakes punch and mints were served with balloons as favors. Guests included Jerry and Diana Manier Marion and Warren Ansom Diana and Charles Anderson Connie and Gary Reeves Viki Bonner Sue Lyn and Reb Cappa Debbie Anderson Laver Tanowski Linda Kay Bonner cen ny Ponson and Mike Travars Ceril and Porter Hill. Prizes in games went to St. Lyn Capps Jerry Manier Kenn Yenlon and Diana Anderson.
Wednesday events include American Association of University Women at Community house at 3 50 p m Bass and Treble club at Community house City Council of Parents and Teachers workshop at 9 30 a m Girl Scout training Memorial Baptist church Dirt Gardeners Horticulture club at home of Mrs M A Jones group meets at 9 a m at Highway 146 Texas Avenue Woodmen Circle Baytown Grove at 7 30 p m First Presbyterian Circles meet 9 30 a m Circle Five at 9 30 a m Circle Six fellowship hall at 30 THURSDAY League of Women Voters lunch and business session at Community house 12 noon Girl Scout Town Committee at Community house pm Kiwanitas at 98 Bayshore drive 7 30 p m Cedar Bayou Eastern Star at Masonic hall 7 80 p m Exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at home of Mrs Eula Lee Cox 400 Harvey 7 30 p m FRIDAY Minerva Study club 10 a m Service league 916 North Gaillard at So Sacm Humbly club duplicate bridge at Community house 7730 p m Friendly Acres Home Demonstration club National Guard armory at 10 sam Lakewood via association Games party at clubhouse 7 80 p m SATURDAY Dashiell Huey Children of the Confederacy at 11 a m Bayshore drive 4 Wagon Wheel Square Dance club Community house pum an idea for leftover doughnuts uplit them toast under broiler spread with butter dip in sugar and cinnamon Good for breakfast toast
Miss Shirley Faye Smith and John Andrew Older plan a 3 p.m. Friday wedding at St. Mark's Methodist Church with Rev. B. R. Burns officiating. Organist Mrs. C. R. Martin and soloist Mrs. Don Hexworth will perform. matron of honor is Mrs. Ivag Montgomery. Bridesmaids Brenda Smith Nada Ebeling and Mrs. Buddy Williams. best man Robert Koepke and groomsmen Ivass Montgomery Wreddy Arthur and Don Harris. Ushers Bill McCaskill and Knute A. Blomstrom Jr. will light candles. house party includes Miss Kathy Nelson Mrs. Freddy Arthur and Mrs. Lieva Peal. Rehearsal dinner at 8:30 p.m. Thursday at the church.
Mrs R B Foreman will host the church circle Thursday at her home 205 Travis for St John’s Methodist. Members met last week at Hazel Bays 723 Bowie for a program We Gather Together led by Mrs Robert Frusly aided by Mrs W A Slagte. Plans began for a November turkey dinner by the Woman’s Society of Christian Service.
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