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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1966
Page
8
Mrs J G Buehler, president of TOPS Take Off Pounds Sensibly, heads a Houston area club based at Gulf Coast Hospital and Clinic lobby. Since joining in 1965 she has lost weight. the group uses a discipline focused on group therapy, rewards, penalties, and weekly weight loss leaders.
Mrs. J W Timmons elected president of the Highlands Book Review Club for 66 67. The Timmons family, long time Highlands residents, attend First Baptist Church where they lead Sunday School activities and Mrs Timmons chairs the Mission Study. The club, founded in 1940, has 24 members and meets monthly with hostesses and reviewers.
Central Names Circle officials were named at the Alma Rohm Circle Women’s Missionary Society of Central Baptist Church meeting. chairman Mrs Ronald Horacefield co chairwoman Mrs Billy Sherman prayer Mrs Milton Isaacks publicity Mrs Jack Dickerson social Basil Elton McDaniel community missions Mrs H M Mallory mission study Mrs J Hollaway stewardship. The program titled study of Major Cultis Jehovah's Witnesses was presented by Mrs Henry Ward and Mrs Paul Turner. A business meeting concluded the program.
Mrs. Jack Walker elected Valentine Sweetheart of Xi Gamma Chi chapter Beta Sigma Phi at a chapter meeting led by president Mrs. Harold Sholes. She will be honored in February and entered in the Beta Sigma Phi International Valentine queen contest.
Plans finalized for the annual Get Acquainted Party to be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. in St Joseph's School Auditorium. The event marks the membership drive for the Catholic Daughters of America with a documentary film To Be and To Do and remarks by Miss Adline Englert and other church and district leaders. Over 135 invitations mailed. call 582-6833 for attendance.
Celanese Women's Club at Holiday Inn showcased transitional fashions for Gulf Coast women. Over 30 outfits covered junior to mature sizes with items from knits to tailored suits, featuring berry grape pumpkin avocado hues, brass buttons, scarves, and varied textures.
Mrs S J DuBose elected Valentine Sweetheart by Rho Zeta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at a meeting this week. She joined in 1963 and has served on the service committee social cochairman extension officer and is vice president this year. Programs were Self Analysis and Finding the Real You by Mrs Bill King and Mrs Gene Fountain. A sal a luncheon for rushees is planned at 1802 Hartt Saturday. A fall skating party is set for Oct at Roseland Pavilion. President Mrs Bill King announced her husband’s transfer to Madrid Spain forcing resignation. Hostesses were Mrs Jerry Bullock and Mrs Vic Sagis. Next meeting Oct 3 at the home of Mrs DuBose 1801 Tri City Beach Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Allen Byars occupy 303% Gail lard after their August 13 wedding at Northside Baptist Church in Highlands. The bride Marilyn Ann Burns is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Burns of Crosby. Groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hermon of 109 E. Hunnicutt. Attendants include maid of honor Carolyn Harmon and bridesmaid Dianne Burns. Best man Kenneth Tillman and groomsman Charles Morgan served with ushers Johnny Burns and Darrel Harmon. A reception followed at the bride's parents' home. Mrs. Byars is Crosby High School graduate and employed at Equity Export in Deer Park.
Miss Ginger Lawrence bride elect of Jimmy Benskin of Texas City was honored with a bridal shower at Mrs. G. F. Kitzman home. Registry table with net gold bows wedding rings and miniature bride. Centered refreshment table yellow white flowers cake decor and crystal punch service. Hostesses were Gertrude Jett J F Rawe Larry Crain T A Eilers Mary Jane Mallory R. H. Bullard and Jay Allen. Out of town guests included Mrs. Geraldine Selensky Bryn Mrs. H. C Samford Mrs. G. C. Benskin Mrs. Lynn Allen Galena Park Mrs. John Tobin and Miss Lisa Tobin Highlands and Miss Kathy Partin Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Brown of 2900 N Alexander hosted a 25th wedding anniversary open house on Sept 15. Red and silver colors, red rose bouquets, and a three tier cake with red rose buds decorated the party. Ninety three guests registered, including Mrs. Jimmy Nelson and Mrs. Mor rig Gill among others.
Connie Donnelly to be installed as worthy adviser at 7 p m Saturday in Cedar Bayou Masonic Hall Cedar Bayou Assembly 117 Rainbow for Girls Also installed will be Renee Carroll as worthy associate advisor and Glenda Butler as installing officer A long list of officers and hostesses are named with details on theme color flower scripture and symbols followed by a reception and benediction invitation to attend through the press
Baytown Police Wives host white elephant sale at 7 p m hosted by Mrs Glen Rosier 206 Harald Pilot Club meets at 7 30 p m at Tower Beauceants also at 7 30 p m at Goose Creek Masonic Hall TOPS gathers at Gulf Coast Hospital and Clinic Lobby Hiappi Mappa Beta Sigma Phi meet at 1 30 p m First National Bank Friday Goose Creek Girl Scouts meet 9 30 am Ashber Smith Girl Scout House Duplicate Bridge at 10 p m Bridge Studio Saturday Duplicates Bridge at 7 38 p m Bridge Studio Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square Dancers perform at 8 p m Knights of Pythis Hall Carousel Dance Club Hawaii an dance at 9 p m Knights of Columbus Hall
Yaupen Garden Club met for dinner at Mrs. C. H. Homer home with co-hostesses Mrs. N. D. Jones Mrs. M. L. Rid dick and Mrs. R. E. Seale. Slides of past flower shows were viewed and the year’s program discussed. Guests included Mrs. Thomas E. Smith Mrs. Q. L. Clevenger Mrs. J. R. Stevens and Mrs. A. S. Kendrick of Sweetwater grandmother of club president Mrs. S. H. Warren.
Miss Margie Sawders became the bride of Marvin Greenlea in a double ring ceremony at her mother's home. The Rev. Louis Gant officiated. They will reside at 5421 Hazel after a wedding trip to Waeo.
Mrs David Kadjar was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Jim Gerace with co hosts Mrs Leslie Gray and Mrs Moody Barker. The home featured yellow and white stock and a white cutwork linen cloth with silver and crystal appointments. A corsage of baby socks and a baby book was given to the honoree. About 30 guests attended including Mrs Noma Alexander of Abijene Kadjar's aunt.
Fat over fat loss claim for Galaxon fat loss tablet promises dramatic weight reduction without two doctor prescriptions. The ad claims guaranteed satisfaction with full money back refund if not satisfied. price listed as $3.00. Sold by Scarborough's Pharmacy at 16 N Maln Mall.
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