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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1967
Page
7
The Baytown YMCA expands its fall art program with three courses including oil painting, Fundamentals of Art taught by Jack McClendon from Lee College, and Trash to Treasures crafting. Sessions run September 26 for Fundamentals and oil painting, with Trash to Treasures Thursdays 8 to 10 am. Limited space. call 583-1797 to register.
An AIChE coffee for Baytown area members and prospective members is planned for 10 am to noon Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Jack Cinoue 3107 Tamaracth. Wives of chemical engineers in the Baytown area are invited and those attending should reserve with Mrs. Peter Buenz or Mrs. Cunningham by phone.
The Country Club Oaks Garden Club held its first fall meeting at Mrs E W Anderson home with Mrs J C Besperka presiding and Mrs Jim Sheley elected recording secretary New members introduced included Mrs H W Blackwood Mrs George Chandir Mrs Grant Holland Mrs Bruce Ramsey and Mrs L W Vernon A program on chrysanthemum culture by Mrs B Q Jones of Sears Garden Shop covered sun and drainage needs bed preparation timing and feeding with high analysis fertilizer Advice featured soil amendments mulch spacing pinching and post bloom care to ensure successive blooms and proper bed utilization for spring and summer plants
Patricia Hayes wed Charlies Lee Courtney Saturday at a candlelit home ceremony hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Kingsmill. Rev Harry Holmes officiated before fireplaces and lace details. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. C. J. Kingsmill and bridesmaid Cheryl Kingsmill. Best man was Charlie Waters. a dining room reception followed.
Rev Neal Antle first Baytown priest to be ordained will lead a choral concert at St Joseph's auditorium Pasadena with soloists and St Pius V choir students. The program features Broadway tunes from Sound of Music My Fair Lady The Music Man The King and I Camelot Brigadoon Fantasticks and Carousel with solos duets and quintets. Accompanied by Rev Antle and Mrs Doris Johnson, guest director Mrs Bo Ogden, the event includes family tickets 75 cents and refreshments.
A cooking snippet outlines Feather Pound Cake with two 8 by 4 by 3 inch pans baked at 325 degrees for 50 to 60 minutes. Instructions cover creaming butter with vanilla, gradually adding sifted dry ingredients, then folding in beaten eggs and sugar until fluffy. Cakes cool on a wire rack ten minutes, then rest before turning out.
Xi Gamma Chi Beta Sigma Phi sorority begins the new year with the program Art In Our Houses led by Mrs. Robert McKinney who showed room and interior decoration sketches. Hostess Mrs. Buford Fulcher and conductor Mrs. Ervin Hester led the meeting. Two transferees Mrs. Hiornby Cagle from Dumas and Mrs. Tom Hughes from Houston were introduced. Committee reports followed and Mrs. Howard Johnson reported on mummage set funds to sponsor a high school student in need. C. D. Russell chairs the service committee which endorsed the plan.
Rho Zeta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi names Oct 13 as date for their annual fundraising shrimp dinner. Mrs. Jay Turner reports on current committee plans. The chapter reaffirms a three star rating and notes officer changes while receiving letters from the International office and other chapters.
Heirport rally Mr and Mrs Elmer Fitts announce the birth of a son Kevin Wayne on September 1 at Gulf Coast Hospital weighing six pounds 1542 ounces Grandparents are Elmer Fitts of Boston and Jeff Cannamore of Baytown Roy and Mrs Hart announce birth of a son James Vernon on September 1 at Gulf Coast He has a sister Karen and a brother Richard Grandparents are C J Sandlin Thelma Wright Houston great grandparents G A Christian Nacogdoches
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Woos ser Volunteer Fire Department honored Mrs. Eddie Whitten with a going away luncheon at Gonzales Restaurant Moss. Whitten, a 12 year member, and her family will move to Hurst where she will enter Brown Trail School of Preaching. A lingerie gift was presented. The next meeting is set for Oct 3 at Mrs. James Boyd’s home.
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