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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1977
Page
4
A new square dance class starts Saturdays at 106-8 p m beginning Sept 17 at 8:30 p m at the Community Building. Dancers 13 years and older must provide partners, sign up through Sept 24, Wilton Swan teaches. For details call 424-7108 or 420-4108. The note links New England and English origins to American square and Western dance styles.
The article describes the American square dance origins in Europe with dances like English Morris, Irish jigs, Scottish reels, mazurka quadrilles, polkas and waltzes. It notes a shift from simple memorized moves to new patterns and terminology and highlights Baytown’s square dance community of over 410 members with annual festival, officers listed.
Christian Women will hear a June luncheon discussion on skin care at Geise Creek Country Club. A featured singer Misa Jo Anna Laper, a Moustonian graduate, will perform. Guest speaker Judy Haws and speaker Lanta Parker join. Activities include a hospital volunteer, pianist Richard Stratan, and Cross lifesaving. Babysitting available for $1 first child, 50 cents each additional. lunch is $4. Reservations by phone.
For holiday color and next spring, start cuttings now from impatiens, Copper Plant, Alternanthera, Coleus and others while warm. Use pots with vermiculite or better drainage, three inch cuttings one inch apart in protected, moist conditions. Move rooted plants to sun and use low nitrogen high phosphorus fertilizer to boost roots and color. Remove spent annuals and debris. compost healthy material, discard infested or diseased waste in hot pile or trash. Information from Houston Federation Garden Clubs Horticulture Bulletin.
Alpine Omega 7 4 pan. Mrs Herb Loring 5507 Cedar thavou lynchburg. Business and Professional Women's Association 720 pa Exxon Credit Union Building. VEW Auxiliary 8 pan VEW Fest. Take Off Pounds Sensibly 584 5 00 in Community Building. Tune vod Chub 9 4 Maud Garden ain Nits Gerald 2309 Howle Sehoat Crstical Center Auxiliary 10 H Austllary Ayson 615 W Main. Wonton Golfers 3 30 am Grose Creek Country Club. Massey Tempking Church of God Ausibilcy Lo an. Take Off Pounds Sensibly 754 7 qm Harcelana Apartments Astor ation for Hyperactive Children 1 pint Woodcreek Village Apartments Grandmothers Club 7 Bally Community Building Kings Colony Civic Club 1 pan 309 Atlantic. Kappa Kappa 7 Exxon Credit Union Building. SpliN Wheel 7H Sylvan Beach Elk Lodge 1649 8 joan 2515 Market San Jacinto High Colles B oan Pilatins SATURDAY Goose Creek DAN 2 tad puay Mrs Jain Michel YN Cedar Dayou Mad.
The Mesivaty American Women's Club invites all members and women with Spanish surnames to attend the annual membership party at 7 pm Wednesday in the Community Building. New club officers will be recognized with Mrs. Melard Salinas as president and a slate including Mrs. Peter Martinez as vice president and other officers announced.
The Leaves of Gold ABWA installs officers at Newby's Restaurant on October 4 with Mrs. Wayne Gregory named Woman of the Year. Newly elected officers are Mrs. Johnny Williams president, Mrs. Joe B. Street vice president, Mrs. E. L. Trippe and Mrs. Joe L. Wiggins secretaries, and Mrs. J. B LeFovre treasurer. The Lee College Faculty Women’s Club opens its year with coffee at Mother Hall on September 17 at 10 a.m., hosted by club officers Mrs. Robert Cloud president, Mrs. Paul Price vice president, Mrs. John Bennett treasurer, and Mrs. Benny Moskowitz secretary reporter.
Odie Yvonne Jaubert wed William Neal Carmichael Jr on Saturday at Joseph's Catholic Church in Houston. The bride, daughter of Dr and Mrs F L Jaubert Jr of Baytown, wore embroidered lace with an empire bodice and pearl accents as a quartet played nuptial music.
The New York Times Best Sellers List features titles available at Steinlog Municipal Library. Include The Thorn Birds by Colleen McCullough The Crash of 7H by Paul Erdman Illusions by Richard Bach Full Disclosure by William Safire Oliver's Story by Erich Segal Dynasty by Ellenton game Condominium by John D. MacDonald The Investigation by Dorothy Uhnak Trinity by Leon Uris The Book of Lists by David Watchelsky Your Erroneous Zones by Wayne Dyer The Dragons of Eden by Carl Sagan Looking Out for Number One by Robert Ringler
Mr and Mrs Allen Minter of Baytown announce the birth of a daughter Victoria Gayle Sept at Sandacinta Methodist Hospital. She weighed a number of pounds and ounces. Grandparents Nes Mary Dugger and Mr and Mrs M Minter of Baytown and Wilson Dugger of San Porte. Great-grandparents listed from Baytown Dallas Marble Falls. Kim mey couple Ronnie Kim mey of Highlands announce Circe Leigh born Sept 6 at San Slaviato Methodist Hospital. Stacey Lynn born Aug 12 to Wardlaw family at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. Fraley Fraley Baytown announce Ginger Leigh born Aug 31 at San Jacinto Wiclowist Hospital.
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