Art League Plans Exhibit Booth at Shamrock Show
Baytown Art League approves booth plans at Monday night meeting. Co chairs W H Calaway and Luther Mackrell to manage exhibits and arrangements. Members discuss ceramics history and demonstrations by Mrs Paul. PTA notes include teacher pins and meetings at Ashbel Smith School. Social hosts and circle meetings reported. Next league workshop set for Sept 22 at Lee College art room.
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Art League
Shamrock
Baytown Art. League
Houston
W. H. Calaway
Luther Mackrell
Paul Thehave
J. W. Sweeney
E. V. Erxleben
League
Lee College
Social Calendar Morning Music and church circle events
Morning Music club meets at 9:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Ed J. Jones, 72 Bowie, 9730 am reserved for Lydia class of Centist Baptist. Wesleyan Guild of Grace Methodist Church hosts an event at 7:30 p.m. The Workers Circle of Cedar Methodist meets at Ivy Smith’s Cedar Bayou home. The Tie ith Circle of Cedar Bayou Methodist meets 3:50 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Curtis C. Dante, 1619 Wright Blvd BE. Blanche Barbaloo Circle of Grace Methodist Church holds a meeting at 7:30 a.m. Seale Circle of Grace Street Church meets at 7:30 p.m.
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Centist Baptist
Turea
Ed J. Jones
Bowie
Wesleyan Guild of Grace Methohurch
Workers Circle
Cedar
Methodist ‘Church
Ivy Smith
Cedar Bayou
Tieith Circle
G Methodist Church
Curtis C. Dante
Wright Blvd
Blanche Barbaloo
Circle of Grace
Seale Circle
Reverend Clyde Foltz To Address Lamar PTA
Reverend Clyde Foltz will speak on Appreciating Our Neighbors at the Lamar PTA meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday in the school auditorium Members will plan the Halloween carnival and discuss adopting a budget Mrs A T Adams leads a membership drive All Lamar parents and interested residents are invited A nursery for pre school children will be supervised by Mrs B B Middaugh A reception honoring teachers follows with refreshments provided by executive board members
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W. H. Powers
Powers
Stheel Higrary
Clyde Foltz
Lamar Parent- Teachers Association
A. T. Adams
Lamar
PTA
B. B. Middaugh
Burnet P-TA Sets 20th Anniversary Program
Burnet Parent-Teacher Association will celebrate its 20th anniversary at 2 15 pm Wednesday in the school auditorium. Past presidents will be honored guests. A nursery room will be kept open for small children. A social period follows the program. Theme is Good Neighbors. Charter members receive special invitations.
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Burnet Parent-Teacher Association
P-Ta
San Jacinto P T A Meeting Set for Wednesday
The San Jacinto Parent Teacher Association will convene at 2 pm in the school auditorium. Principal L B Pennington will lead the program Appreciating Our Neighbor and introduce the faculty and P T A officers. Executive committee hostesses will greet attendees after the session.
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San Jacinto
Parent-Teacher Association
San Jacinto’ Elementary
L. B. Pennington
P-Ta
Intermediates Of Second Baptist To Have Picnic
Intermediates of the Second Baptist Church of Baytown will meet at 6 30 p.m. Wednesday at the church for their annual picnic to be held at Cul lom Park in Chambers county. Boys and girls are asked to bring wieners, with drinks and other food provided by the department superintendent Mrs. W B L New.
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Second Baptist Church of
Baytown
Chambers County
Weiners
W_ BL
Just Folks Names Notes Baytown Weather Visitors and Travel
Baytown items list various locals and guests. MR. AND MRS LEO PAGEL and son ALLEN adjust to hot climate in Ruidoso NM while visiting Mrs Patel's parents MR. AND MRS M H STANDEFER. The Standefers reside at 4901 Alabama after selling 2315 Missouri to DE and MRS STANLEY HUMPHREY. Lakewood Drive hosts NEVIL and Alma J. NEVIL from Indianapolis visiting Nevil's mother. The Watkins family plans trips to Knoxville and North Carolina. ME. ANDERS and CS. BARDEN attend funeral services in Dallas. RUSS BYARAH COLLIER returned from Louisiana and Mississippi trips visiting friends in Louisville MS Starkville and New Orleans. Mrs. Georgia COLDIER recently vacationed in Livingston. BRIDEGROOM REININGER honored at a shower for EVA FAYE RENFRO at 2303 Wright Boulevard. RALPH GARRETT and sons JERRY and RONNIS return from Colorado Springs and Estes Park. SYLVIA JEAN FRISKE enrolled at Texas State College for Women in Denton. MR. AND MRS C C WHITLEY returned from west Texas with BALKE from Dollardide.
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Baytown
Leo Pagel
Son Allen
Ruidoso
N. M
Richard Wwatkins
Barbara
Watkins
OG. N. Short
Manchester
Tenn
Knoxville
North Carolina
Washington, DC
Smokies
ME. Anders
CS. Barden
Russ Byarah Collier
Louisiana
Mississippi
Eva Faye Renfro
Rooms Masculine Food- Consider Man In Decorating
New York writer Gay Pauley reports on a view that men are often excluded from home decorating decisions. Margaret Hutchison, a color stylist, says women run most decoration and often make the living room a female showplace while men and children inhabit the rest. She favors including men’s tastes, warns against relying on decorators who push eye color or aging fantasies, and notes a trend toward open spaces and earthy palettes to blend masculine and feminine elements.
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Gay Pauley
New York
Hoarne
Margaret Hutchison
Miss Hutchison
Teen Canteen Opens Each Saturday at Horace Mann Junior High
Horace Mann junior high school Teen Canteen will be open every Saturday night as decided by the Horace Mann Parents club. The group met at 1406 East Texas Tuesday night with Mrs Delmas Smith elected president. Other officers include Mrs Duke Wy Jones vice president and Mrs James F Rhodes secretary.
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Horace Mann Junior High School
Horace Mann Parcents
L. D. Wilburn
East Texas
Delmas Smith
Duke Wy Jones
James F. Rhodes
Robert Kerr
Roy Elms
Julius Plagens
Jones
J. B. Rogers
J.V. Ptacek
Tommy Brown
C. D. Middleeton
Delmas Stith
West Jamies
Test Kitcheneer She Helps Americans Cook
New York features Florence Packman and other home economists who test recipes and cooking techniques in corporate kitchens. Packman works in Lever Brothers kitchen on Park Avenue where crowds watch through portrait windows as methods and labels are refined for consumer use.
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New York
Florence Packman
Miss Packman
Iowa
Dts
Miss Parkman
Lever Brothers
Lever House
Park Avenue
Ike
Miss Parinman
Food Company
America
Births and circle meeting noted in Houston area
McNulty announces birth of son James Rickey at Lillie Duke hospital weighing six pounds. Grandparents listed from Tomball and Dallas. Gordy family reports birth of daughter Robbie Yvonne at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces. Grandparents named from Baytown and San Cas, Puerto Rico. Katie Davis Circle Grace Methodist Church to meet at 9:20 am Friday in church.
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Katie Davis
Grace Methodist
Insurance Women Continue Weekly Classes in Pasadena
The Insurance Women of East Barris county hold the second class of their win Week school on Wednesday at the Pasadena Garden Clubs building. Instructor Chet Caulfield of Houston Fire and Casualty discusses automobile physical damage coverage. The first session featured Richard Kelly of American Indemnity Co on automobile liability. Ruth Fredde opened with remarks. The group meets weekly in Pasadena. September meeting was at Medalyn's Cafe with L A Fite of Shell Pipeline Corp as guest.
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Insurance
East Barris County
Pasadena
Garden Clubs
West Shaw
Insurance Women
Medalyn's Cafe
L. A. Fite
Shell Pipeline Corp
San Jacinto WMU Conference at Highlands First Baptist
The San Jacinto Association of Baptist Women Missionary Union will hold missions and methods conference on September 22 at Highlands First Baptist Church. Rev A L Jordan of Memorial Baptist Baytown will address the assembly. Sessions will cover YWA GA RA Sunbeam and WMS leaders with lunch and dessert provided and a nursery for children. The school begins at 9:30 am and adjourns at 2:45 pm. ST JOSEPH STUDY CLUB meets at 1:30 pm Wednesday at St Joseph's School. Delaware was known as New Sweden in early America.
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San Jacinto
Baptist Women's Missionary
First Baptist Church of
ST. Joseph
St Joseph's Catholic Parish
St Joseph’s School
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Mrs. Wilburn
Alfie Nunan
Benole Wilburn
Grace Methodist Church
Mra Vi
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Burnet P-Ta
Second Baptist
Supermea
Suardian Financial Corporation
POL Own Ofsige
Weat
Texas Ave
Brunton Theatre
ENA
Monroy
Long's Theatre
Mopfice
Fannin St
Atwood
Harrisburg Burg
Gaanijans
Wilma Lois Cole
Miss Cole
Jimmie Paul Spurlock
James Cole
Conroe
Spurlock
H. S. Spurlock
Conrée High School
Robert E. Lee
Paul Nevil
Lakewood Drive
Nevil
Alma J. Nevil
Indianapolis
Nevi
Gibert Reininger
Wright Boulevard
Reininger
Wayne Fisher
S. B. Renfro
Jobs
R. Fisher
Mes
Ralph
Garrett
Jerry
Ronnis
Hackberry
Colorado Springs
Colo
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Estes Park
Cave of the Winds
Seven Falls
Indian Reservations
Colorado
Capisbad
Sylvia -Jean Friske
Texas State College For Women At
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Sylvia
C. W. Friske
Woodlawn
C. C. Whitley
West Texas
Davis and
Guadalupe Mountains
PB. C. Balke
Oleg Cassini
Teen Canteen
Hathey
Te Mayes
Florida
H. H. Parr
Reid
Kathy Hayes
George Simon
Bayvidge Road
la Porte
Houston’s Memorial Hospital
Art Simpson
Fred Hartwing
Will Epest
Hast Harris Courty Nurses Society
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Europe
WMU
Delaware
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Merry Menagerie
Welt Disney
Alus Pavey
Waly Darcy
Baytown Launderette
Hovey
Jone
Ego. Green
Prentice
DAY Nursery
Hawthorne Dial
Wright Packing CO
Old Time Methodist Meeting
Causeway Road
Lively Family
Asadena
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Carnes
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