Mrs Paul Anderson to lead Opti-Mrs for 1960 62
Mrs Paul Anderson was installed as president of the Opti-Mrs for the 1960 62 club year at a banquet in Parks Dining Room Andrews. Mrs Kenneth Ford was secretary treasurer with Shaddix Hugh Harts and Mrs T H Dr P Shaddix as directors. George Lerch of the Baytown Optimist Club installed the officers. Capt Gus George head of the Harris County Sheriff's juvenile division spoke on Parents Responsibility advocating more school authority for discipline.
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Paul Anderson
Parks Dining Room
Andrews
Kenneth Ford
Shaddix Hugh Harts
Ins
T. H
P. Shaddix
George Lerch
Baytown
Witton Roper
Gus George
Harris County Sheriff's Department
Wilton Roper
Houston Sheriff's Department Juvenile Division
Prize Winner at Double Six Forty Two Club Meeting
Mrs Scott Sitton won the high prize at a Double Six Forty Two Club gathering held at Mrs Eddie Heintschels home 503 South Fourth Mrs Bill Eaves took the low prize and Mrs Bill McBride received the H prize The group will meet in October with Mrs Bill Kelley 1905 Amy
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Scott Sitton
Eddie Heintschel
South Fourth
Bill Eaves
Bill McBride
Bill Kelley
Amy
Coiffures like 1920s styles explained by top stylist
Richard Ombres, a leading hair stylist, visited Baytown to teach area beauticians and advise a beauty shop on fall and winter fashion. He predicts minimal curl, full body hair, soft flowing curls toward the face, and the continued rise of hair coloring as fashion news with natural tones and highlights.
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Bobby Sutphin
Richard Ombres
Baytown
Ombres
New York
Pennsylvania
Florida
Orn‘bres
Plains
Ombres Rise
Pat Hightower Crowned Princess at Second Baptist GA Program
Pat Hightower was named princess for the Girls Auxiliary program at Second Baptist, with C Harrison and Mrs. Paul Ste as princesses in waiting. The event, directed by Mrs. Glen Walker, featured readings, a solo, and a reception in Fellowship Hall, under the WMU leadership of Mrs. K. R. Blomstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patay Hightower
C. Harrison
Paul Steas Princess
J. M. Jones
Baptist Church
Second Bap Women's Missionary Union
APM
Earnestine Masters
Peggy Davis
Carolyn Beastey
Linda Harrison
Sharon Hair
Patricia Shell
Joy Odom
Judy 7 Barthman
Linda Neeley
Debbie “ Johnson
Cathie Mathews
Druvilla Lashlee
Sharon Parker
Kathy Anderson
Beth Anderson
Linda Anderson
Pat Alin
Wanna ‘Liles
Glen Walker
Highlands Second Baptist Churett
Doug Wallace Tri
Upside Down Twenty Dollar Bill Found in Utah Bank
Supt. Lyle Myatt of the Utah Highway Patrol ponders the value of an upside down 1934 series twenty dollar note found by Hyatt's bank employee wife in Salt Lake City. Secret Service Agent Grube authenticated the bill as genuine.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Lyle Myatt
Utah Highway Patrol
Hyatt
Federal Reserve
Secret Service
Robert F. Grube
Highlands Home Demonstration Club Elects J F Wiggins President
Mrs. J F Wiggins was elected president of Highlands Home Demonstration Club at the September meeting held Wednesday with Mrs. N B Austey as host. Officers include vice president Mrs BE E Stag ber and council delegate Mrs Mack Ford alternate, treasurer Mrs Ralph Clemdenen, reporter Mrs H C Pulover, and others. Two new members Mrs L E Marler and Mrs Miles Worthy joined. three guests attended. 15 members were present.
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J. F. Wiggins
Highlands Home Demonstration Club
N. B. Austey
BE. E. Stag “Ber
C. L. Umultinix
Mack Ford
BM . N. Adams
Ralph Clemdenen
H.C. Pulover
Frances Kaminski
Civil Defense
M's
France P. McCulloch
L. E Marler
Miles Worthy
HL AL Barnwell
M. C. Norris
Johnnne Christian
World Mission Study Begins at Cedar Bayou Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church opened a world mission study titled Into All the World Together on Tuesday. Mrs. C. L. Williams led the lesson with Mrs. J. B. Hayes introducing the program, and Rev. Byron Lovelady discussed the Ecumenical Church and the World Council symbol painted by Mrs. Bonnie Wesel. A filmstrip showed church organization and leadership development worldwide.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Cedar Bayou
Bonnie Wesel
Chancellors View on UT Athletics and Scholarships
UT system Chancellor Logan Wilson says athletics and scholarships can peacefully coexist. In the alumni magazine Al Calde, he notes no organized pressure against education aims, stresses balanced priorities, and cites coaches and players as focusing on education first. He became chancellor Sept. 1 and highlights broad support for academics alongside athletics.
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Wilson
Color Advertising Session Begins
The first annual Southwest Newspaper Color Conference opens in Dallas with experts detailing color advertising from design to reader impact and sales effects. Amon Carter Jr. chairs the event as press color awards are announced Friday. speakers include Carl Nelson Ted Gomolak Jack Kaufftan Louis Spillman and others from The Fort Worth Star Telegram The Lambs Council of America The News Virginian and regional outlets.
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Dallas
Southwest
Amon Carter Jr
The
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Carl Nelson
Chicago
Ted Gomolak
Lamb Council of America
Denver
Jack Kauff- Tan
Vicrm
Bureau of Advertising
New York
Louis Spillman
Mews
Virginian
Waynesboro
Southwestern
Texas
Mexican Farm Worker Law Extended by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower extended the Mexican farm worker aid law for six months, delaying expiration from June to December 31, 1961. The extension allows continued use of Mexican seasonal labor in U.S. harvests, amid Senate committee recommendations for broader future coverage.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Senate Agriuultural
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Fabergé Charmer
Ologne
Park
John H. Andrews
H. A. Thomas
D. S. Hoffpaulr
Pat Hightower
Second Baptist Program
Famous Brand Shoes
West Texas
Mrs. Wiggins Heads
RCA Victor
Kovar's TV Center
Texas Ph
Galric
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