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13 Sep 1972

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Baytown Sun

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Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1972

Page

3

Methodist Rites Unite Miss McGraw and Brown

Miss Gloria Elizabeth McGraw and James Carey Brown Jr. wed at Grace Methodist Church in Fort Knox Kentucky on September 5 with Dr. Robert Moore officiating. The bridal party included sisters of the bride and groom, with a Holiday Inn reception and a honeymoon in New Orleans and Florida. Both newlyweds are Texas A&M graduates.

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James Carey Brown Jr Fort Knox Grace Methodist Church Robert Moore Keith King Cindy Price Gloria Elizabeth McGraw Robert G. McGraw Felton James C. Brown Alamo Sarah Ann McGraw W. A. Frazee Jane Gillette Bunny Blaha James Shepphard Sheila Brady Jimmie Wagner Billie Boecker Jan Berthoff Harold Munal Tommy Potthoff Steve Baklik Mike Brice Larry Kana Mike Machala Jack Kahn Charles McGuire Richard Jones Lydia Wright Holiday Inn Melody McNeil Beverly Schmitz Janice Huff Karen Holt Lynn Young New Orleans Florida Robert E. Lee High School Texas A&m Myra Gwen Brown Kenneth Wayne Searcy Felton Warren Brown Highlands Ernest G. Searcy First Baptist Church of Lee College Robert E. Lee Beverly DeLoach David Kyle Hiller J. L. DeLoach Sr Missouri W. D. Yeager First Baptist Church
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Basic Bs Suggested For Publicity Chairmen

Club reporters in preparing for the new club year will find the following suggestions useful. Be the only person from your group to contact news media. Two members calling the same newspaper editor or program director lead to conflict. Be quick to establish personal contact with the right persons at each newspaper radio and television station. Be sure to write everything down. Train your memory but don't trust it. Be prompt in meeting every deadline. Be accurate double check dates names places before you submit your copy. Be honest and impartial. Give credit where due. Be brief. Newspaper space and air time are costly. Be brave. Don’t be afraid to suggest something new if you believe it workable. Be businesslike. Never obtain publicity by pressure of friendship or business connections. Never ask when a story will appear. Never ask for clippings. Be appreciative of all space and time given your club's publicity. The media also have space and time for sale. Be professional. Members of the press are always invited guests. Never ask them to buy tickets or pay admission. Arrange a special Press Table for large banquets.

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Baytown Community Orchestra Sets Five Season Budget

The Baytown Community Orchestra enters its fifth season with a total budget of 5826 dollars, about 4000 already raised. Grants from the Music Performance National Trust Fund and the Bicentennial Trust Fund contribute 1126 and 1000 dollars respectively, with additional funds from donations. Membership levels include sponsoring, 25 dollar sponsors, 50 dollar patrons, and 100 dollar benefactors. Plan includes program ads and a Baytown Little Theater sponsored performance, with mail contributions to Baytown Community Orchestra, P. O. Box 818. Four performances planned this season.

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Music Performance National Trust Fund Bicentennial Trust Fund Baytown
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Native Foods Shown At Folklife Festival

At the Texas Folklife Festival in San Antonio exhibits feature 20 cuisines including German French Mexican Czech Jewish Lebanese and pioneer foods. The pioneer section includes a Sweet Potato Pie recipe and Cajun Wild Fowl Gumbo details with ingredients and cooking steps.

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