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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1968
Page
9
Miss Iris Elizabeth Jones and Richard Thomas Davis Jr wed at St Mark's Methodist Church in a ceremony officiated by Rev Harry Holmes. Attended by family and friends, the couple will reside in Austin after a reception at Goose Creek Country Club.
St Josephs Altar Society holds fall meeting at the church sacristy with reports from treasurer and secretary. Msgr O Sullivan discusses 12 neighborhood circles while new altar workers are named and a Nov 3 parish turkey dinner is planned at St Joseph School Auditorium. Also notes Bay Area Deanery meeting Sept 18 and a new clerical student fund chair. Twenty one members attend. Sewing tip included.
The Society for the Performing Arts unveils two season subscription options for 9349, allowing buyers to tailor their choices from a slate of music, dance, and theater. The larger Six plus Four plan offers 25 percent off single-ticket prices and lets subscribers pick four of ten events, with several key performances listed and a separate choice for Hay Fever at Theater Royal Windsor.
Mrs. Rosalie Bush second lieutenant governor of District 8 Pilot International will visit Baytown Pilot Club Tuesday at the Tow er She will conduct a workshop and oversee committee reports followed by a board meeting at 6 p.m. and a general meeting at 7 p.m.
Mrs. Fannie Foster will host the TEL Class gathering October 1 at Central Baptist Church. September luncheon was hosted by Mrs. Augusta Pounds, with Mrs. Pounds leading and Mrs. Judice opening prayer. Participants included Mrs. May Smith, Mrs. Pounds, Mrs. Etta Dudley, and Mrs. Judice. devotion by Mrs. Archie Moody. Five members and two guests Mrs. Clinton MecMicken and Mrs. Archie attended, plus honorary member Lot tie McMicken. Class voted to contribute to the state missions program.
Xi Gamma Chi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet at 730 pm Sept 6 at home of Mrs. John David Russell. Mrs. Buford Fulcher hosted the first meeting. President Mrs. Fred Hansen welcomed members and noted plans for three minor projects including Christmas stockings and cards. A year’s leave was requested by Mrs. Ken Brinkley. Plans include program book In Won and Deed and Thought. Fulcher and White presented a two part program Conversation and How To Say It.
Mrs Dana Gay Burgess daughter of Baytown couple and Robert Gregory Daniel son of Pasadena couple were married in Harmony Wedding Chapel Houston in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev H E Floyd Attendants were Robert White of Pasadena and Marcella McCormick of Baytown. After a trip to Baton Rouge they reside in Pasadena.
Guests from Chicago, Bryan, Hearne, Houston, Caldwell, Los Alamos and other places attended the wedding of Miss Pegeyv LaVergne and Martin Altmore. Attendees included Dom Spinella, Mr and Mrs Sam Alti more, the De Stefanos, Malazzo family, Scamardo clan, Luke Rizzo, Thomas Bittner, Pearl Scamardo, W C Emmett, John White, and Ed Van DeValde and his son John. Gina Christine Campbell marks her first birthday with family ties to Lynda Campbell and Dorothy Rodgers.
Garden Club will meet at 9 30 am Oct 21 at Mrs W A Brookshire home 494 Goose Creek. A lower arranging workshop will be led by Mrs Fred Hederhorst. Dewey Compton of KTRH Garden Gate discussed soil conditioning including texture porosity and acidity with organic matter gypsum and soil acidifiers cited as helpful. New members welcomed Mrs Lee Tag Mrs J W Strickler and Mrs B D Wirns.
The advice suggests choosing a foundation slightly pinker than daytime shade and pairing it with lipstick in light true red or clear pink. Pink tones under neon lights prevent features from washing out and counteract harsh lighting that can harden features.
Patricia Payne and Raymond Lamb married Saturday at St Pauls Catholic Church in Nassau Bay. Rev Joseph Fertitta conducted the ceremony with organist Rita Kramer and soloist Don Rauscher providing nuptial music. The bride wore ivory peau de soie with Alencon lace and a lace train. Attendants included Barbara Lee and Mrs George Payne Jr. bridesmaids Anin Nelson Linda Swisher and Denise Young. Best man Charles Ackerman. groomsmen George B Payne Jr Richard Sirocka Michael Chatham. flower girl Caroline Cruz. Reception at Holiday Inn. couple to reside in Corpus Christi. Bride attends UT nursing school. groom a UT grad in mechanical engineering. Delta Zeta member. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Emanuel A Dier Sr of Bunkie La and Mr and Mrs Clarence Jacobs of Pennsylvania.
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