Delegates Expected For Baptist Student Union Convention
Delegates expected from coastal Seges to Beaumont gather at Lee College for a three day BSU convention hosted by Lee College with Dr A B Padgett and Dr Ben Morris speaking on the theme Stalking Faith at Home. The program includes inspirational messages from Baylor and Wayland College leaders, campus tours, a farmers shindig, and meals in the cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Student Union
Brannor
Lee
Doug Dillard
Baylor University
Baytown
Bumble Oil and Refining Company
Glen Norman
Houston
Lee Auditorium
Sesson
BH Mershall
Wayland College
Plainview
Foreign Mission Board of Southern Baptists
San Jacinto PTA Schedules Thursday Meeting
San Jacinto PTA will meet at 2 pm Thursday in the school auditorium changing from Wednesday. An executive session is at 1:35 pm and officers and committee chairs are urged to attend. President Mrs Hilimen asks PTA members to join the first meeting of the year to plan the October 1 fall carnival and enjoy a fellowship hour afterward in the cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Parent-Teacher Association
Mra
L. E. Hilimen
PTA
Highlands Demonstration Will Elect Officers
The Home Demonstration Club of Highlands will meet tomorrow at 1 pm at the president Mrs J B Hance home for an important business and program meeting. A president and council delegate will be elected during the business session. Afterward Mrs EB Dawkins will present a program on kitchen stools and tea carts. All members urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
Mra J B. Hance
EB. L. Dawkins
Parcentrate Diet Claim Prompts Texan Druggists Survey
A Texas survey of druggists highlights Parcentrate as a popular dieting aid. The text notes a method involving grapefruit juice and two doses daily, claiming it curbs appetite by dehydration and elimination and has sold about 1.5 million bottles in four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
St Annes Guild plans British film show at Parish House
St Annes Guild Trinity Episcopal Church met at Mrs Warne's home to hear Mrs Douglas present a study on Genesis. Plans were made to screen four British films November 16 and 17, including The Royal Wedding and The Gardens of England, with Mrs Linscott and Mrs Humphen arranging. World Day of Prayer services were announced for September 26, and a monthly Reedy Relief collection was noted. Twenty members attended along with two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Stevenson
St Anne's Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mra. R
Gardens of England
Snowdonia
Widdicombe Fair
WK. Linscott
S. G. Humphen
Fey
Guild
Europe
Laura Puryear
Nevasota
N. Naim
Houston
Presbyterian Women Program At First Presbyterian Church
Last night the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church met in the annex with 23 members and two visitors. Mrs Tack Furhee gave the meditation on The Faith That Loves. Mrs Paul Pickle led the evening study covering the last 16 chapters of On Our Own Doorstep. A social hour followed with Mr Bill Warner and several guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Tack Furhee
Sesson
Paul Pickle
Bill Warner
O. & McCullough
Irs
S_ AL McPhat
LaVerne McCutlengh
Bonnie Greahamn
Ralph James
Personal News and Army Families in Baytown Area
Mrs N Wein of Houston visits Baytown with her daughter and family the John McCuiley home. Albert L Jones of Lackland Air Force Base visits his parents Mr and Mrs A Jones before returning to Perrin AFB Sherman after ten day leave. Also in Baytown are Mrs GC W Norris and son of San Angelo and Mrs Laura Puryear of Navasota. Burton of Sir Willems undergoes appendectomy at Baytown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Jones
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
A .¥. Jones
Perrin Air Force Base
Sherman
Jones
GC. W. Norris
San Angelo
Navasota
Gs. R. R. Warren
Utah
Laura Puryear
9400 Students Set Houston U. Record
About 9400 students crowded the University of Houston campus breaking the all time registration record. Officials expect the total to exceed 10 000 by October 1 when the period ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
University of Houston
Sam Houston Alumni Elect Officers in Bay Town Meeting
Ex students of Sam Houston State Teachers College now living in the Bay town area met at the Carter Music Company for their second meeting. Officers elected: S. E. Barnett president Harriet Aydelotte vice president Bert Mattingly second vice president Rose Enoch secretary Betty Hartt treasurer. Directors elected: Mark Carter A C Cheddick Mrs Jesse Kirkpatrick Mrs Jack Hartt. A social is planned for October with invitations to members by written notice.
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Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Baytown
Carter Music Company
S. E. Barnett
Harriet Aydelotte
Bert Mattingly
Rose Enoch
Betty Hartt
Mark Carter
A.C Cheddick
Jesse Kirkpatrick
Jack Hartt
Alamo PTA Opens New School Year With First Meeting
The Alamo Parent-Teacher Association schedules its first meeting of the school year in the school auditorium on Thursday at 248 mm for a get acquainted program. Faculty and new mothers will be introduced. a reception for teachers follows. An executive session is planned at 1535 pm. Attendance pins and a room prize will be awarded at upcoming meetings.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Alamo School
Linda Marie Sjolander Birthday Party Report
A second birthday celebration was held at the Sjolander home hosted by Mrs. EF A Sjolander Jr. Guests included Linda Pittman Linda Wagner and others with refreshments of birthday cake and ice cream. the list contains multiple names and a note on attendees and hosts. A later line notes Milton J. Tripp arraigned on gambling equipment possession after an officer found a slot machine in a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Marie Sjolander
EF. A. Sjolander, Jr
D Miller
Robert John Hanson
Clifford Perikins
Clifford Blensett
Edward Uechert
Linda Pittman
Linda Wagner
Edward Wayne Kelly
Larry Casey
Carrie Lynn Casey
Gery Lynn
Boehme
Boyd Lynn
Warmer
Jonn Hurr
Net
Sherief Lagghs
Ann Arbor
Mich
Milton J. Tripp
Calendar items and a parachuting incident in Baytown
Wednesday entries include Morning Music Club at Baytown Community House 9 30 p m Hazelian Class of Central Baptist 404 Neal 10 am San Jacinto PTA 2 pm Priscilla Sewing Club 201 South Whiting 2 30 pm Willing Worker Circle Cedar Bayou WSCS 9 30 am WSCS St John s Methodist 9 30 am Homemakers Class Stewart Heights Baptist 1814 Fort Worth 9 30 am Navy Mothers Club No 70 Baytown Community House 7 30 pm Wesleyan Service Guild Grace Methodist 7 30 pm Morrell Park Circle of Grace Methodist 218 Morrell 7 30 pm in still air parachuting man weighing 150 pounds will drop from eight to 10 feet per second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Community House
Hazelian
Central Baptist
Neal
San Jacinto Pta
Priscilla Sewing Club
South Whiting
Willing Worker Circle
Cedar Bayou
St. John's Methodist Church
Homemakers
Stewart Hei
Sts Baptist
Fort Worth
Navy Mothers Club
Baytown
Wesleyan Service Guild
Grace Methodist
Morrell Park
Morrell
Drawing To Set Education Board Candidates Order
A statewide drawing will determine the order of 48 candidates for 21 state board of education posts on the November 8 ballot. Three members of the old board may be disqualified if they resign. questions about Alister Matkin and other candidates surface as Fort Worth and Brownwood contenders arrive by plane and airliner.
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Nolding
Alister Matkin
Center
Ernon
Singleton
Dallas
Ae “ Co
Cecil Morgan
Fort Worth
Gordon Griffin
Brownwood
Griffin
Andile Morgan
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Lee College
Brannon
Dr. W. F. Howard
Dbr
Adorable Beauty Salon
Minnesota
Society
Chris
St. Anne's Guild
Presbyterian
Howard
Burton
Sir Willems
Baytown Hospital
Houston U
Jackie Conway
Jack Conway
West Sterling
David L Hornsby
Lester Conway
D. L. Hornsby
Zavalls
Will Short
Colmesneil
Joseph Merka
North First
Kohltfarber
Sam Houston
Alamo Pta
W. HH. Metcher
Derrylene Turner
T. D. Turner
Gresham
V. 3. Turner
Airs
Jewell Gray
Education Board
United States
Harpers Ferry
S.M.L
Brentwood
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