Petersburgh Bride Maureen Reilly Weds Roy Comeaux in Mass
Petersburgh Virginia welcomed Mrs Maureen Agnes Reilly Comeaux after a Aug 20 ceremony in Stoughton Massachusetts The bride daughter of Mrs William Reilly and the late William Reilly was married to Roy Tomiaux Comeaux son of Mr and Mrs Roy Comeaux Their double ring ceremony featured white summer flowers with music and a reception at the Four Hundred Restaurant in South Easton Massachusetts The couple will reside at Fort Lee Virginia where Comeaux serves in the U S Army Air Defense and Mrs Comeaux a Boston College education graduate taught in Holbrook High School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Std
George Edgar Comeaux
Petersburg
Stoughton
Mass
Maureen Agnes Reilly
Wiliam E. Reilly
William Reilly
Roy Tomiaux
Louisiana
William W. Gunn
Rene LaPierre
Joseph T. Foster
Angelica Natsis
Waltham
Kathleen Williams
Sharon
Roy Comeaux Jr
Paul J. Comeaux
Robert Comeaux
Edwin McDonough
Lawrence Laureno
Stamford
South Easton
Canada
Comeaux
Stoughton High School
Boston College School of Education
Holbrook High School
Massachusetts
Robler E. Lee High School
Boston College
Fort Lee
U.S. Army Air Defense
Miss McElvany Bride In Pennsylvania Rites
Miss Shirley Jane Melvany daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman McElvany wed Edward P Doran in a Sept 3 ceremony at St Bernard s Church Mt Lebanon Pa The groom s parents Mr and Mrs Edward C Doran of Mt Lebanon served as hosts Bridesmaids wore turquoise chiffon bows with Venice lace bodices and carried white Fugi mums Orchids Phalaenopsis formed the bouquet After a reception at St Clair Country Club the couple left for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands They will reside in Greentree Pa where the groom works in real estate and insurance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Jane Melvany
Norman QC. McElvany
Edward P. Doran
St. Bernard’s Church
Mt. Lebanon
Edward C. Doran
Richard Ahlborn
Edward Benyon
Catherine Cullen
Carol Hrynik
Venice
Dior
Terence Doran
Norman D. MecElvany
Dennis Doran
Paul Messner
Ronald Dobkin
Stephen Satier
Miss McElvany
St. Clair Country Club
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Lve
Greentree
Spell Thompson announce marriage of Sallie Spell to Charles Thompson
Miss Spell Thompson marriage announced by Amelia Spell and Mr and Mrs James Jeffer son Spell for Sallie Rea Spell and Charles H Thompson. Thompson son of Herman Thompson Huntsville and Mrs Leon Thibodeaux. They attended Robert E Lee High School and Thompson is a contractor. They reside at Barkley Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jefferson Spell
Amelia
Sallie Rea Spell
Charles H. Thompson
Thompson
Herman Thompson
Huntsville
Leon Thibodeaux
Wooster
Robert E. Lee High School
Barkley Square
Bride-Elect Jean Fuller Feted At Drink Party
Miss Jean Fuller bride-elect of Frank Terry was honored at a soft drink party hosted by Mrs. E G Stallknecht with co-hostess Mrs. Alien Hice. Blue and white decorations featured a blue linen cloth and azure floral tapers in cut glass. Guests included Pat Hudwall Kathy James Judi Huckabest Janet Summers Peggy Bailey Sandra Lerch Karen Calhoun Kay Kelly Mrs. L L Fuller and Mrs. Charles Terry. A Tice tree was trimmed and hostesses gave Miss Fuller a saucepan with a pack ARG Of Tice and a rice recipe booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Fuller
Frank Terry
E. G. Stallknecht
Alien Hice
Bride-Elect Is Shower Honoree for Tom Keating Bride Carol Johnson
Bride elect Miss Carol Johnson, fiancée of Tom Keating, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. P. F. Bennett and six hostesses. Attendees included Mrs. Har-Jang Johnson and Mrs. J. S. Keating. The couple plan to wed at Clark Memorial Methodist Church in Houston on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Keating
Carol Johnson
P. F. Bennett
J. W. Boyd
R. T. Kerr
C. A Hoffpaulr
H. W. Flynt
R. K. Saunders
8. B. Strickland
Har- Jang 'B. Johnson
J. S
Baytown Grandmothers Club Elects New Officers
New officers were elected at the Baytown Grandmothers Club meeting. Officers are Mrs. W L Enoch president, Mrs. W P Massey vice president, Mrs. Bonnie Graham secretary, and Mrs. R A Brame treasurer. Members and hostesses were listed, with Mrs. Culver chosen to attend the National Convention in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Grandmothers Club
W L. Enoch
W. P. Massey
Bonnie Graham
R. A. Brame
Maude Culver
J. J. Lisenbee
Beryl Jewell
Fay Devine
A. W. Taylor
Graham
Lemma Longbotham
Bessie] Swearingen
Culver
Cincinnati
Emma Carpenter
Dolly Spence
David Scarborough Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
On September 3 David Scarborough son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Scarborough Hil Hemlock marked a sixth birthday. He has two sisters Robyn Lynn age 6 and Rainey Lee age 1. Grandparents are T C Scarborough Baytown and D F Badgett Houston plus Mrs Etta Wilburn Scarborough Baytown. Great grandparents include B P Gosslee Seattle and Mrs Lacy Scarborough Groveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Scarborough
Charles E. Scarborough
Hil Hemlock
Robyn Lynn
Rainey Lee
Renta
T. C. Scarborough
Baytown
D. FL. Badgett
Houston
Etta Wilburn Scarborough
B. P. Gosslee
Seattle
Wash
Lacy Scarborough
Gropeland
Candlelight Ceremony Unites Couple In Highlands Baptists
Mr and Mrs Paul Mason Penny wed Friday at Second Baptist Church of Highlands. Nancy Chandler, daughter of Fred and Chandler, Highlands, served as guest. Rev Billy Walter officiated a double ring ceremony before jade and white floral arch. Bride wore peau de soie lace gown with pearls and carried Cattleya orchids. Guests included large bridal party. reception followed with cake and refreshments. The couple, both graduates, plan to work in Houston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands Baptist Church
Paul Mason
Penny
Baytown
Second Baptist Church of Highlands
Nancy Carolé Chandler
Fred W. Chandler
Highlands
D. M
Billy G Walter
E. J. Davis Jr
Cedar Bayout Methodist Church
Ethel Bush
Joyce Arnett
Community Clubs and Meetings Weekly Schedule
A dense list of clubs and civic groups meeting Tuesday through Saturday. Events include Rho Zeta and Beta Sigma Phi at various times and places, Garden Club gatherings, city PTA councils, duplicate bridge sessions, and senior citizen activities, with locations like First National Bank, Sterling Municipal Library, Gulf Coast Hospital, and Goose Creek venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rho Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi
Pete Shephern
French Place
First National Bank
Kelley Martin
Kilgore Metre Park Garden Club
George Adama
Park
Sterling Municipal Library
Citizens National Bank
Plumwood Garden Club
E. D. Davenport
Colby
Barbers At
Lions
Baytown Duplicate Bridge
Holiday Inn
Thurslal
Goose Creek Country Club
Eading
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Alamo
Parent - Teachers Association
Jones Parent Teachers Association
Goose Creek Lodge
Gamma Nu
Delis Kappa Gamma
DeZarsia
Craigmont
Gulf Coast Hospital
Furniture Arrangement Guidelines for Baytown Homes
Baytown readers receive practical tips on rearranging home furniture. Start by clearing the room, establish a center of interest, place large pieces first, balance traffic lanes, and group high and low items for harmony. Guidelines cover functional, accessory, and decorative pieces and suggest parallel placement to walls. For help in a pinch, contact Hebert c/o Baytown Sun.
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Baytown
Hebert
Baytown Sun
Town House Furniture
Texas
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William Reilly II
Elaine
Margaret Reilly
Maureen Reilly
US. Steel
Pennsylvania
Miss Spell
Germany
Wiesbaden
CEF
Nature
Tommy
Scarboroughs Drugs
N. Main
Australia
G .D. Mulkey
Byiaty
Fred Wayne Chandler
Kathy Edwards
Miss Sendra
Marshal
Don Duran
Douglas Reese
Ronnie Reese
Grange
G. D. Mutkey
Michael Keith Chandler
Joe Baker
Mike Milstead
Tommy Mulkey
Dennis Mulkey
Haly
Jean Woolsey
Linda Minter
Linda Kostowski
Margaret Rodgers
Gloria Whitesides
Butch Johnson
Jeanie Edwards
Ruth Edwards
Galveston
Box Hat
Lee College
University of Houston
College of Pharmacy
Tri-City Pharmacy
Mrs
Penny Farmer
Nancy Carole Chandler
Minerva Study Club
Roy Comeaux
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Catholic Daughters
Joseph’s Catholic School
Bridge Studio
Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square
P.m
Knights of Pythias Hall
Texad
Decker
Sterling
James
Bayou Manor
Brooke Blackbur Smith
South Braeswood
Southwest
Eide
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