Crosby Catholic Ceremony Unites Miss Kubenka and Harris
Miss Elaine Gladys Kubenka weds Kenneth Wayne Harris in a double ring ceremony at Sacred Heart Church Crosby on August 20. The couple, both Crosby natives, will reside there. the bride is a Crosby High student and the groom a Crosby High School graduate employed at Ramsey Garage.
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Crosby Catholic
Miss Kubenka
Kenneth Harris
Elaine Gladys Kubenka
Kenneth Wayne Harris
Anton Pavelka
Sacred Heart Church
Crosby
Eddie A. Kubenka
Victor Harris
Sally Bradon
Sandy Bishop
Dorothy Zycha
Keatha Harper
Joann Tyler
Fort Worth
Dallas
Crosty
Crossby High School
Crosby High School
Ramsey Gardge
Sunday Open House for A A Arnett 25th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs A A Matt Arnett celebrate 25 years with an open house from 5 to 8 p m Sunday at 2523 Cedar Ave Honorees include Wayne Robert and Joyce Arnett with hosts the couple’s children and assistance from H J Higman and W H Gourlay The Arnetts married September 16 1940 at First Christian Church Baytown now Goose Creek The couple’s children are Robert a Sam Houston State senior majoring in instrumental music Wayne married with a 2 year old son and Joyce a Lee College freshman majoring in vocal music Arnett enjoys fishing hunting and yard work while Mrs Arnett prioritizes church work and sewing
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A. A
Matt) Arnett
Cedar Ave
Wayne Arnett
Robert Arnett
Joyce Arnett
H. J. Higman
W. H. Gourlay
Arnett
First Christian Church of
Baytown
Goose Creek
Howard Goodpastor
Robert
Sam Houston State
Wayne
Joyce
Lee College
Out-of-town Guests at Cheri Whitten and Robert Foster Wedding
Out-of-town guests attended the wedding of Miss Cheri Whitten and Robert C. Foster. Visitors included Mrs. Joe Cooper and son Joe Paul of Houston, Mrs. Cecil Godwin and Kathy of Liberty, J. F. Shef field of Hardin, Mrs. J. A. Shugart and children Terry Tammi and Toni of Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Smils of Clifton, and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Whit ten of Madisonville.
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Cheri Whitten
Robert C. Foster
Joe Cooper
Joe Paul
Houston
Cecil Godwin
Kathy
Liberty
J. F. Sheffield
Hardin
J. A. Shugart
Terry
Tammi
Toni
J. M. Smils
Clifton
E. D. D. Whitten
Madisonville
Scottish Research Talk For Houston Genealogical Forum
Genealogical Forum A T McDonald speaks on Scottish Research to Houston Genealogical Forum members and guests at the first 1965 66 meeting at 7 30 p m on Monday Sept 13 in the recreation room of the Latter Day Saints Church 5531 Beechnut St Houston Hostesses are Mrs J A Newsome Mrs H A Calvert Mrs James R Quinn and Mrs E R Sittan
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A. T. McDonald
Houston Genealogical Forum
Latter Day Saints
Beechnut St
Houston
J. A. Newsome
H. AL. Calvert
James R. Quinn
E. R. Sittan
Mrs Bridges Reviews Go Home and Tell at Meeting
Mrs Bridges reviews the book Go Home and Tell at Memorial Baptist Church meeting led by Mrs E R Burnett. Bertha Smith an American missionary from North Carolina spoke about her China service since 1917. Pineapple cheese pie and coffee were served to attendees including several named ladies.
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Mrsvedy M. “Bridges
Memorial’ Baptist
E.R. Burnett
Bertha Smith
North “Carolina
China
T. W. Lyons
H. D. Fortinberry
T. A. Gray
J. B. Cooper
Otis Goss
Bridges
Lyons
Fortinberry
HL S. Phillips
Burnett
Baytown Bridge Talk and Local Bridge Results
Baytown hosts a weekly master point game at the Bridge Studio with two session open pairs on the last two Thursdays. Humble Duplicate Club held its third club championship an all players event with ten tables, won by A F Enderli at 116 percent. Numerous Baytown and Houston unit players posted top finishes in North South and East West events through Thursday to Saturday, including Mrs J P Keller and Mrs J Q Roy among top finishers, with various pairs awarded across Friday and Saturday sessions.
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Bridge
Houston
Baytown
Humble
A. F. Enderli
J. P. Keller
J. Q. Roy
Houston Ow
C. W. Pingrey
Port Arthur
Mirs
J.C. Allspaugh
W. K
Puderbaugh
Fred Hartman
James Hartop
Edgar Neville
E. J. Gray
B.‘Hickerson
J. J. Bradshaw
James Harrop
J. C. Alspaugh
H. W. Bradbury
Barbara Augelli
Katheryn Howland
Jack Furbee
Edgar ‘Neville
W.K. Puderbaugh
Gray Irons
Margery Hillis
Mary Riber
Ludy Myebroff
Wayne Thurman
Service League Hears Winner of Scholarship
Miss Karen Bassett, winner of a National Association of Junior Auxiliaries scholarship, spoke to the Bay town Service League at Friday’s meeting. She aims for a master's at the University of Texas and to work with emotionally and brain damaged children after graduation. Hostesses were Mrs. Dempster Heald, Mrs. Harry F. Hartman and Mrs. J. H. Anderson at Goose Creek Country Club. Eye testing will begin in schools this month. A rummage sale is planned for Sept 16 17 and 18 at Scar borough's vacated building in old Baytown.
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Karen Bassett
National Association of Junior Auxiliaries
Baytown Service League
Baytown League
Bassett
University of Texas
Dempster Heald
Harry F. Hartman
J. H. Anderson
Goose Creek Country Club
K C. Offerman
Space Age Program at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Mrs Blonnie West presented Living in the Space Age for the Women s Society of Christian Service of Cedar Bayou Methodist Church which met Tuesday. Mrs Odell Casey showed a film of the Gemini 4 flight and read the prayer from Gordon Cooper s space mission. Mrs S A Wilhite presided. Dashena Circle hosted two new members and three visitors including Mrs Maude Bittick and Leroy Hafer.
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Blonnie West
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Alice Fayle
C. Babin
Odell Casey
Gordon Cooper
S. A. Wilhite
Dashena
B. Bender
Herbert Bishop
Maude Bittick
O. S. Anderson
Leroy Hafer
Birth of Kirk Allen Myers at San Jacinto Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Myers announce the birth of a son, Kirk Allen, at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital in September. He weighed 3 pounds and has a brother, David, aged 2. Grandparents are Mrs. Ova Young of Okemah, Oklahoma, Harry Dennis of Yale, Oklahoma, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Myers Sr. of Cushing, Oklahoma.
Calling All Home Makers Survey Reveals Women Preferences
A national survey of over one thousand U S women explores what they want in a furniture store. Key findings include large attractive displays, courteous helpful sales staff, fair dealing, exact advertising of items, neat store appearance, complete room set displays, and honest advising from salespeople. The piece promotes shopping at the author’s store to browse with no obligation.
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United States
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