Sharon Webb Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Sharon Diane Webb was entertained on her seventh birthday yesterday by her grandparents Mr and Mrs R E Webb at their Denby Street home. Coral vine and multi colored zinnias adorned the rooms. A lace covered table held the birthday cake with ice cream and candy. Balloons served as favors for 25 guests. Sandra Johnson and Glyn Alice Taylor won prizes in games. Others called during the day to offer gifts and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Diane Webb
Rel Webb
Denby
Sandra Johnson
Glyn Alice Teyior
Thimble Club Names Heads of Two Committees
Thimble Club hosts Mrs. J. T. Fielder as radio committee head assisted by Mrs. Joe DeHart and Bill James Nelson. Mrs. B. D. Haney leads yearbook committee with Mrs. K. E. Lyons as assistant. Event held at the Culver home with pink petunias decor. next meeting Sept 20 at 7 30 pm in Mrs. Harvey’s home at 14 West Gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Fielder
Thimble Club
N. EB
Culver Os Market
EB. Littlépege
Fielder
Federation of Women’s Club
Joe DeHart
Bllis
James Nelson
B. D. Haney
Gifts That Encircle the Globe Missionary Program
Lynn Knight Circle of Baptist Temple welcomed two new members Mrs J S Everett and Mrs G F Bsil at a yesterday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs Emma Williams. I R Powel led the program assisted by I T Dickerson with the topic My Friend Julis a. Hudman read the scripture and M H Wiley led prayer. Ten regular members attended. Next meeting set for September 20 with Mrs Hudman at 1613 Ehn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Knight
Baptist Temple
Emma Williams
I. R. Powel
I. T. Dickerson
Julisa
Hudman
M. H. Wiley
J.S. Everett
G. F. Bsil
Ehn
Telephone Employees Swim Party and Dance at Roseland Park
About 30 Southwestern Associated Telephone Company employees and families enjoyed a swimming party and picnic at Roseland Park. They later danced at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Killingsworth on Parkway Drive. Chicago visitors Mr and Mrs Scott are staying with Mr and Mrs BE Baccus in Bay Town and have hosted informal gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern
Associated Telephone Company
Roseland Park
Mrr
D. Killingsworth
Parkway Drive
Chicago
Women's Council Hears Program On Challenges
The Women's Council of the First Christian Church held its monthly meeting and program led by Mrs. J J Hutson. The session discussed I Dare You by William Darforth with talks on physical development thinking social development and spiritual growth. Lydia Circle hosted a School Days party afterward with 31 members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Council of the First. Christian Church
J. J. Hutson
William Darforth
J. Fentiman
Robert Forrester
J. Robert Barnes
Clyde Foltz
D. A. Wheeler
Lydia Circle
WMU Circles Study Mission Book Review Plans
Two WMU circles at the First Baptist Church of Cedar Bay met Tuesday to study the mission book Country Churches. Mrs. R W Camp and Mrs. Dahlquist circles held eight and six members respectively, meeting in homes. both groups plan a church meeting next Tuesday at 10 am with lunches to be brought and drinks served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMU
First Baptist Church of
Ceder Bayou
R. W. Camp
E. S. Gardner
T. W. Little
Camp
R. Woods
E. R. Burns
H. Waldie
W E Gillespie
J. B. Smith
Gardner
Homemakers Class Elects Officers After Supper Meeting
Grace Methodist church Homemakers Class held a potluck supper and business meeting. Ben Cannon leads the young married couple’s class with officers elected in a cooperative plan. Bre and Grady Longacre head the class. Hobart Enoch as vice president. Jim Sherwood as secretary treasurer. KE W Baccus as corresponding secretary and reporter. About 20 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
Ben Cannon
Bre
Grady Longacre
Hobart Enoch
Jim Sherwood
KE. W. Baccus
Wooster Garden Club Birds Program Set at Wooster Home
Mrs J E Starling hosts Wooster Garden Club at 2 pm tomorrow at 287 Ashby Wooster. Assisting will be Mrs Guy Hensley and Mrs G T Praetorious. Mrs Lon Perkins will present Room and Board for Birds. First regular meeting of fell season. all club members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Crude Oil Output Up 91500 Barrels Per Day
Tulsa report shows U S crude oil production averaging 4 847 150 barrels daily for the week ending September 10 with an uptick of 91 500 from the prior week Texas leads gains adding 80 525 to 1 979 200 Oklahoma Arkansas Kansas and Louisiana also rise while California records the largest drop of 5 000 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Ol and Gas Journal
Texas
Oklaheoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Louisiana
California
Club Room Available To Baytown Groups
Bayshore Motors Tac on Market Street near the Southern Pacific tracks offers a mezzanine clubroom in its sales area for Baytown organizations to use. Charles F Seligmer said today we will be glad to reserve it. call 226.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayshore Motors
Tac
Market Street
Baytown
Charles F.seligmer
Seligman
Sleeping Driver Crashes Under Wheels Of Truck
Houston report of a 49 year old truck driver William M L Julien who crawled under his rig to nap and was killed when a coworker moved the vehicle John D Hildebrand dispatcher for Southwest Oilfield Transportation Company moved the truck and Julien's head was crushed Justice of the peace ruled the death accidental The Texas Safety Association launched a statewide safety campaign urging motorists to spare the eyes and save the child in Austin on September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
E—Wiliam ML Julien
John D. Hildebrand
Southwest Oilfield Transportation Company
Julian
Justice of the Peace
Austin
The
Texas Safety Association Today
Helping Hands Society Will Sponsor Dinner
The Helping Hands Society of the Redeemer in the Lutheran church met at Mrs C D Miertckin's home with co-hostess Mrs T M Strack. The meeting, led by Mrs Glenn Knudson, planned a congregation dinner for Sunday School Rally Day on September 25. A heating system for the new parsonage was approved for purchase. Present were Mrs J Schroeder and Mrs Carl Larsen. Refreshments featured a lace table with marigold arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hands Society of the Redeemer Intheran Church
C. D. Miertckin
T. M. Strack
Glenn Knudson
J. 5
Jenson
Grey
J. Schroeder
Carl Larsen
Cedar Bayou WSCS Meets at Cedar Bayou Church
Cedar Bayou WSCS met yesterday morning for its monthly business meeting with Mrs. Joe Kilgore presiding. Opening hymn Open My Eyes That I May See followed by prayer led by Mrs. J. B. Hayes. Reports by several members, devotions on Brotherhood, refreshments by the Joy Circle, October Martha Circle to host next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Cedar Bayou
Hazel Mactin
Joy Circle
Martha Circle
Mildred Cox Circle Elects New Officers
New officers for the coming year were elected when members of the Mildred Cox Circle of Memorial Baptist WMU met at the home of Mrs. Mary D. Gaines, Gaines 506 West Humble. Mrs. G R Bloodgeld will head the circle as chairman, with Mrs. Gaines as co-chair/secretary and other officers including Mrs. J J L missions and social, Winnie Jones programs, Mrs. W K Laird benevolence, Mrs Lawrence Bourge stewardship, Mrs H E Haney community missions, and Mrs I M Butler Bible study. The morning program featured a devotional by Mrs Haney, a talk on mission work by Mrs Butler, and a mission report by Mrs Lexisab and Mrs Gaines. Also present were Mrs BEHL Stoerner. ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL: Mr. and Mrs. Charles G Donnelly announce the birth of a son, Kraston Bleine, on September 6 at Baytown hospital, weighing eight pounds four ounces. He has a brother, Charlies Barry, age two. Grandparents are Mrs Sol Donnelly of Cedar Bayon and Mr and Mrs Warne S Hughes of Baytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Cox
Memorial Baptist
WMU
Mary DB
Gaines
West
Humble
Lawerence Bourge
HE. D. Haney
I. M. Butler
Haney
Butler
Lisexb
Behl Stoerner
Charles G. Donnelly
Kreston Bleine
Baytown Hospital
Charlies Barry
Sol Donnelly
Cedar Beyon
Warne S. Hughes
Baytown
Arrid Deodorant Ad Claims Safe, Long-Lasting Use
A 1949 Little Rock notice promotes Arrid deodorant with Creamogen promising 3 day protection and no crystallization. It guarantees refund of full purchase price plus postage if not fully satisfied, and advertises 2 jars for 39 cents plus postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Lorraine Davies
Tando
Florida
Aeink
Girl Scout Leaders Attend Dinner Conference in Humble
More than 200 adult Girl Scout leaders from 17 South Texas towns gathered at the Humble Dining Room for a dinner meeting and conference. Miss Eunice Prien urged collective area effort in Scouting, while reports on camps were heard. Notable leaders from Houston to Galveston attended, with Baytown officials in charge of arrangements. A Negro Girl Scouts group sang during the event. Miss Marqueda Bussey left for Sam Houston State Teachers College to drill with the Banners and Twirlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Texas
Humble
Eunice Prien
Cactus
Baytown
John W. Sylvester
M. Filbert
Donald W. Berny
Houston
National Council
J. D. Giddings
Beytown
Alia Scott Powell
Frances Allred
Bert Tucker
Texas City
Bettie Kirkland
Galveston
Alanna Watson
A. Draeger
Matty Belle Ayers
Marqueda Bussey
Maurice Bussey
Huntsville
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Miss Bussey
Past Matrons Set First Fall Meeting at Goose Creek
The Past Matrons Club of the Goose Creek Order of the Eastern Star will convene Thursday at 7 39 p m at Mrs Leura Bray's home, 216 West Lebit. All members are urged to attend the first fall meeting as the club gathers on the third Thursday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Creek
Order of the Eastern Star
Leura Bray
West Lebit
Birth Announcement for John Quincy Jr at Baytown Hospital
Mr and Mrs Jay Q Belt announce the birth of their son John Quincy Jr who arrived September 4 at Baytown Hospital weighing seven pounds one ounce. The notice mentions a church and committee meeting details from Rev Foltz and M Loy regarding a welcome for parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quince
Jay Q .Belt
East James -2Re
John Quincy, Jr
Baytown Hospital
Black-Draught Laxative Advertisement Claims Quick Relief
An old style ad touts Black-Draught as a four generation laxative that relieves constipation and related symptoms such as headaches dull feelings and bad breath. It urges buyers to purchase at local drug stores and do it today.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ld Wow
Dune
Rylon
India
Sabe Rosenzweig
Sin Classified Sas
Robson
Mike Franssen
Ovar Appliance CO
Baytown, Texas
Sheryl Hae Teel
E. H. Teel
203
South Fourth
Highlands
E. M. Pitts
E. H Teel
Lynn Knight Circle
Pin
Seyra
P.W
Ismotx Jayne Co
Automvo.le
Daniel Insurance Agency
Renzalis
F.B.A
Thad P. Fenelon
Phone Med
Women's Council
Homemakers
Wooster Garden Club
Pe James
Ocie
Sweth
J. 0. Smith
East Alva
H. Williams
Route 2
Helping Hands Society
WSCS
Norman Lee
Bmirs
Walter Stout
East Pearce
Sr. Stout
Ashbel-Smith
Chadwick
Dallas
J. B. Moore
Mentor Street
Fis
Texas At Gaillard
Bischie
Evan Suede
Shide
Fland Sbyls
Moore's Shoe Store
West Texas Ave
Green
Brown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!