Mary Glynn Cornelius Weds Delbert Coker at Cush ing First Baptist
Miss Mary Glynn Cornelius and Delbert Eugene Coker were married at Cush ing First Baptist Church with Rev. Billy Thomas officiating. Attendants Hills Eloise Bexter and Glen Tiller stood beside the couple. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The bride, a Cushing High School graduate, and Coker, a Robert E. Lee alumnus, plan a San Antonio wedding trip and reside at 2923 Caroline Baytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Cushing
Mary Glynn Cornelius
Delbert Eugene Coker
Ulyssey Cornelius
Vesta Coker
Cherry
Baytown
Billy, Thomas
Hills Eloise Bexter
Glen Tiller
Cushing High School
Coker
Robert E. Lee
San Antonio
Caroline In Bay
Tome -Of-Town
Trevis Whital Nadeches
J.D. Mason Jr
RB. Reawlinson
Town
PR. A. Remssy
Mir
Caker
Bay
Just Folks Names Bonner Family on Ten Day Kentucky Trip
MAR AND MRS CHARLES BONNER and daughter JULIA returned Sunday night from a ten day trip to Kentucky. They visited Mrs Bonner's sister near Bowling Green and toured the National Horse Show, the Walking Horses, and caves including Mammoth Cave and Onyx Cave. Other highlights included visits to a large pencil factory in the south and the University of the South at Sewanee Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Charles Bonner
Julia
Tucky
Shelle
Sewanee, Tenn
Florence Nightingale Reviewed For Le Livre
Mrs Al Watson reviewed the book Florence Nightingale by Cert Woodham Smith for Le Livre book review club. At Monday’s meeting in the Community House a constitutional amendment was passed and Oct 20 set as next meeting date with Mrs Houston Schweitzer to review another book. Refreshments were served to 19 members and two guests, Mrs Wayne Warren and Mrs Ray Pickmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Watson
Florence Nightingale
Cert Woodham-Smith
le Livre
Book Review Club
Houston Schweitzer Wiil
Dick Manne
William Martin
Schweitzer
Wayne Warren
Ray Pickmer
Agent To Conduct Girls 4 H Meeting
Miss Patsy Crew, 4 H county agent, will conduct a girls meeting at 4715 p.m. Thursday in Mrs. Riley Rogers home on South Coady road. Any Baytown girl aged 26 or older is invited. Regular meetings follow the second Monday of each month after school. The 4 H club has recently formed. This is Miss Crow's first meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Crew
Riley Rogers
South Coady Road
Baytown
Baytown club schedules listed for public events
A calendar of local meetings and reviews includes the Book Review Club at 9 20 am and several civic groups such as the Home Demonstration Club Lion's Hall and Willing Workers Cedar Bayou Methodist at various times, plus the Baytown Education Association fall meeting at 7 34 pm and a Fair Women gathering at 9 30 am with committee reports. Names like Mrs H A Thomas Mrs Erma Simmons and Mrs MLB Carter appear as local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen's National Bank
Bumble Clus
Barbers Hill
Lion’s Nall
Lew and Chatter Club
Fame
Mes. F.rb
O'Neal
Kilgore
Willing Workers Circle
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
H. A. Thomas
Cedar Bayou
Lydiay
Central Baptist Church
C. R. Cockeham
Trevis
Faith Circle
Ehurch
Mlb. Carter
Gladiolus Garden Club
John Ellis
BEA
Baytown Education Association
Robert B. School
Erma Simmons
Feet First for Youngsters Promotes Proper School Shoes
Medical experts caution that improper fitting and heavy stiff shoes risk foot injury for children. A Leather Industries of America survey cites hand me downs and impermeable materials as key fault causes. ideal shoe is a lace leather oxford with air circulation. Three rules for purchasing: get proper fitting, choose reliable stores, and check shoe construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leather Industries of America
Leather Industries
Oxford
Ess
New Sweater Look Drives Fall Blouse Trends
Fashion notes in a New York column describe a shift to sweater inspired blouses and garments with cardigan and pullover styling. Designers report strong demand, with varied trims, pleats, belts, and collars, while some firms claim ongoing demand for smaller sizes and structured silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of
Joe
Henry
Dh Maker
Pringle Johnston
John Elsdon
Pringie Johnston
Scout Leaders To Have Training Session Sept 16
The Girl Scout Leaders announce a September 16 training session from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Grace Methodist Church. Leaders and intermediates discussed sending funds to a Memorial Hospital outpatient clinic and voted to continue monthly meetings on the second Monday at Grace Methodist, pending further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciph
Zens
Grace Methodonee
A. A. Draeger
Lana Memorial Hospital
Grace Methodist
Mrs David Killough To Lead Local Voters Unit Meeting
Mrs David Killough will preside over the mid Bay town unit of the League of Women Voters at 7 30 p m Thursday in Grace Methodist Church The group will discuss dates for state offices in November and study recent changes in the Baytow area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Killough
mid-Baytown
League of Women Voters
Thrusdas
Grace Methodist Church
Baytow
Grace Methodist Alfie Nunen circle met at Sisson home
Mrs Wilburn led the Alfie Nunen circle meeting of Grace Methodist church at 311 West Republic in the Sisson residence Monday. Mrs Miles spoke, prayers led by Mrs Cuoate, scripture by Mrs Macke, devotion by Mrs Adams. 14 members served. Next host is Mrs Traytor at 709 Peggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Wilburn
Alfie Nunan
Grace Methodist Church
R. L. Sisson
West Republic
A. H. Miles
Tu. J. Cuoate
Joxi Macke
E. L. Adams
O. A. Traytor Will
Peggy
Walter Lane Ward Jr Celebrates Birthday Party
Walter Lane Ward Jr. was treated to a birthday celebration Saturday by his parents at 1604 California. A comic theme decorated the cake and table. guests included Hugh Howell, Elsie Howell, Henry Kana, Jackie Henckell, Kathleen Jacobs, Grant Halter, and others. Mrs. Ted Howell and Mrs. Leon Emanuel helped host, as San Jacinto Elementary P-TA officers announce an executive meeting at 2 pm Thursday at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lane Ward Jr
W. .L. Ward
California
Hugh and
Elsie Howell
Henry
Hug Kana
Jackie Henckell
Kathleen Jacobs
Grant Halter
David Massey
Sandra Wilkie
Jimmy Emanuel
Mike
Marsha Moran
Pat Connealy
Leta Moseman
Jane Anne Hoffman
Bob and
Jan Davis
Rosenberg
Ted Howell
Leon Emanuel
Ward
Houston P-TA President To Conduct Instruction Here
Baytown Council of Parents and Teachers will hold a school of instruction at 9 30 am Wednesday in the Community house. Mrs J L Killen president of the Houston P-TA council will instruct the presidents of local units and take part in a question answer period. Chairmen will conduct conferences for unit officers and lead sessions on publications publicity parent education thrift goals legislation and safety motion pictures and visual education and hospital. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Theme for this year’s PTA work is strengthening Our Faith in Our Congress of Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Council of Parents and Teachers
J. L. Killen
Houston P-Ta Council
Baytown Council
R. E B. Battarbee
J. C. Sehmed
George Armer
W. &. Kirkland
Thrift
Bfrs
All
Daneway
EB. R. Sutphin
Leon Legler
James C. Garrison
PTA
Congress of Service
King Football Decor For Saturday Dance At Community House
Wing Football themed informal dance honored five Rob ert E. Lee High School girls Melvalens Andersen Carolyn Smith Frances Parkinson Shirley Piwetz and Judy Davis Hostesses were their mothers Mrs B D Anderson Mrs D R Smith Mrs Tom Parkinson Mrs A Piwetz and Mrs Fred Davis School colors red and white framed an auditorium like a football field Two replica Gander and Port Arthur football teams in one huddle decorated the serving table with refreshments including lime sherbet Bingér ale and assorted cookies About 260 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community House
Robert E. Lee
Melvalens Andersen
Carolyn Smith
Frances Parkinson
Shirley Piwerz
Judy Davis
B.D. Anderson
D. R. Smith
Tom Parkinson
A. Piwetz
Fred Davis
Auditorum
Gander
Port Arthur
Library Friends Booth Prompts Membership Drive
In Baytown the Library Friends organize a membership booth at Citizens National Bank led by Mrs Tantey G Humphrey. Volunteers including Mrs W C Jones and others collect fees with $46 raised on Aug 29 and ongoing family contributions. Hugh Echols, president, pledges $100 monthly for six months to fund library books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Ray Smith
MM Paul DeVerter
Bryan Stratton
Citizens Nations Bank
Baytown
Hugh Echols
Puedesghr
Parker Johnson to exchange vows in forthcoming wedding
Mary Sue Parker and Edward Gayle Johnson announce their engagement. Parker’s mother Mrs. W. L. Parker lists Kilgore Road address. Johnson’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Johnson. Parker is a Lee High graduate and Lee College freshman working at Baytown Hospital. Johnson is a Lee High graduate, Kel-logge Construction employee and a Lee College sophomore. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Parker
Edward Johnson
Edward Gayle Johnson
Lect
W.L. Parker
Kilgore Road
Johnson
J. P. Johnson
West Homan
Miss Parker
Robert E. Lee High School
Lee College
Baytown Hospital
Robert E. Lee
Kellogge Construction
Joe David Kuebler Birthday Party
Dr and Mrs J D Kuebler entertained their one year old grandson Joe David Kuebler with a Sunday party at 608 North Jones Houston area relatives attended including Jimmy Burns Walter Gray Stacy Dienst Steve Distrow Debby Distrow Kathy Distrow Sue Keoughan O Donnell Anne Deax Akko present were Joe Davids other proud parents Mr and Mrs Joe Orseck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Kuebler
Joe David Kuebler
North Jones
Joe David
J. D. Keubler Jr
Houston
Sweetpeas
Jimmy Earl Burns
Walter Gray
Stacy
Steve Dienst
Larry
Debby
Kathy Distrow
Sue Keoughan
Nike
Kathy O'Donnell
Sue
Anne Deax
Akko
Joe Orseck
Coronation Fever Drives Regal Costume Jewelry Trends
New York reports coronation inspired jewelry from designers focusing on Elizabethan and Victorian influences. Wirework and filigree, antique settings for rhinestones and pearls, and royal colors shape necklaces bracelets pins and earrings. Convertible pieces and multifunction designs let daytime wear become evening attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Britain
Elizabeth
Martha Priscilla
Jewelry Industry Council
Jonni Walker
Kramer
Trifari
Peja
AAU Women Meet to Discuss Legislative Programme
The AAUW chapter will hold a Wednesday evening meeting at 7 30 pm to review the national legislative program of the Association of University Women. Major points include federal aid to education, Social Security, international affairs, and status of women. A successor to recording secretary ME Bartlett Johnston will be selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruse Ramsey
Baytow
Rey L. Fuller
Mr Hodges
St Anne's Guild Plans Church Dinner Oct 7
St Anne's Guild of Triopal church will host a fall church dinner on Oct 7. Mrs. WLDL Alissa and co chairmen reported on Associated Women's and Christmas bazaars. Several events and meetings noted, including new members and officers. The program featured J H McCulley on "The Hecitag Mes" with co hosts J W Stewart and Mrs R Warne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne's Guild Plans
St. Anne's Guild of Tri ¢Opal
Wldl Alissa
Guild
J. H. McCulley
Ats
J. W. Stewart
R. Warne
Chisles Leggett
J. D. Be
Nikki Radliff
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Delbert Coker
Johnny Say- Age SR
Corpus Christi
Biprs
Tyer Af
Belvieu
Thursder
Mrs. T
Alama Lee
David
Tyre
Richard Tyree
Paradise
J. D. Tyree
Paul Ellis
Jimmy Ree
Louisiana
Bim
William
Lavell
Gloria
T. B. C._ BONNER
Linda Kay
With & Perry
East
Bonner
P. Hill
Etta Maupin
Annie Johnson
Tom Liles
E. H Liles
Pceug
Mexico
Sas
At P Themerican
Ins Ute
Agries
Liles
Brazil
Lam High School
University of Houston
Montgomery Ward
Sanford Markey
Centrals
Joan Greesleal Waltter
Mrs. Wilburn
Alfie Nunen
Sherwin
Houston P-Ta
AAU We
Ralph Anderson
Miner Club
Cecil P
East Texas
John East Farle
M. A
Menthers
COABY
Keating
Coady Mothers Club
Reddell Road
WN. Gaillard
Post of Weavingssea- Sta Loom & Shuttle
Yarn Mart
Studebaker
J. B. Hollaway Motor Co
Main
Baylor
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