Kappa Kappa Rho Zeta Honor Rushees In Costumed Night
Kappa Kappa and Rho Zeta Beta Sigma Phi announce rush parties Saturday night at the Community House 7:30 p.m. with a beatnik theme. Members and spouses attend in costume. plans include a Poly-Asian party, supper, swimming, and a paper sale fundraiser. Dr. Paul Ledbetter Jr. of Ludtke spoke on psychiatric social work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Jackson
Kappa Kappa
Inter
North Commerce
Beta Sigma Phi
Leonard Stasney
Ares
Geri Benton
D. J
Faddin
Ruth Ann Mills
Paul V. Ledbetter Jr
Edna Sides
Sylvia Houston
Ludtke
Delores Parrish
Sam Anderson
Thomas Clark
Evie Lee
Smith
Robert Witt
Charles Smith
Johnny de
Robert Dippel
Ledbetter
Baytown
Houston
American Association of Social
San Jaqcinto
American Association of Social Workers
Roger Davis
Monte Young
James J. A. Davis
David McKinney
Parties Planned by Mothers for Kindergarten
Mothers from First Baptist Kindergarten organized seasonal party plans at a church meeting. Mrs. Earl Bowers and Mrs. P. Milner led mothers to arrange Halloween, Christmas, Valentine and Easter activities with excursions to the fire and police stations, a telephone company and an egg farm. Officers named include Mrs. John W. Howard as president and Mrs. August Sheppard as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother’s Club
Earl Bowers
Milner
John W. Howard
August Sheppard
Walter G. Daniel
J. L. Patterson
Dan Mundinger
Leonard D. Braswell
Braswell
Robert H. Steffler
Earsel Carroll
H. D. McClellan
Lamar PTA Carnival Set for October Twenty Ninth
Lamar Parent Teacher Association plans a carnival from 5 to 9 pm on October 29 at the school. A PTA budget was explained and adopted at a PIA meeting. Mrs. Mullins and Mrs. McKinney presented a skit Two Friends Discuss PTA. Dudley Huckabee introduced teachers as enrollment stands at 628, up 36 from last year. Library bonds passed and Miss Mollie Stasney's fifth grade won the parent turnout prize. About 200 attended the post meeting refreshments in the cafeteria.
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Lamar Parent Teacher Association
PIA
R. L. Mullins
Carl McKinney
Dudley Huckabee
Three To Attend Lubbock Meet
Dabney-Goodwin Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy held its September meeting at Goose Creek Country Club after attending the Constitution Week luncheon by John Lewis Chapter DAR. Mrs. W. H. Williams chaired a brief business session and three delegates were chosen to attend the Texas Division Convention in Lubbock October 4 to 6. Delegates named were Mrs. Frank Goss, Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. Gordon Farned. Mrs. Williams gave a short program on the founding of the era.
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Dabney - Goodwin
United Daughters of the Confedency
Goose Creek Country Club
John Lewis
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. H. Williams
Texas
Lubbock
Frank Goss
Willams
Gordon Farned
Williams
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
WSCS Marks Twentieth Anniversary at Cedar Bayou Church
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church hosts the twenty year celebration of the Women’s Society of Christian Service. Mrs. Fowler receives life membership and a past president’s pin, presented by Mrs. Rabin, with Mrs. Wilson in charge and Mrs. Moore recounting the group’s two decades of achievements. A centerpiece emblem by Mrs. Williams and a 20 candle cake by Mrs. Wilson highlight the event attended by 42 members.
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S. H. Brooks
C. L. Willis
Jack Fowler
Wilson
Frank Dean
Wom J
Society of Christian Service
A. W
O. W. Fayle
M. Ac
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Parker
R. E. Casey
Woman's Society of Christian Service of
Cedar Bayou
Three Beauceants Leave For Des Moines
Mrs. Homan Y. Reed, Mrs. Roy, D. Kilough and Mrs. Jack E. Curry, members of the Baytown Assembly of Beauceant, depart for Des Moines for the event.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Sembly
Roy D. Kilough
Homan Y. Reed
Baytown Group
Roy
D. Kilough
Jack E./ Curry
Baytown
Assembly of Beauceant
Will
Births and club notices from Gulf Coast area papers
The announce births include Charles Light Jr weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces born Monday at Gulf Coast Hospital and Kelly, daughter of Henry and family, 149 Katherine. Grandparents are J A Farmer of Pasadena and Gordon Ware of Clear Lake. Local Baytown club notes upcoming meetings, officer elections, tea, birthday celebrations, and charity work with Supreme president guest for birthday event.
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Charles Light
West Murrill
Fredrick Charles
Gulf Coast Hospital
Rodney
Jeffrey
Henry Sack Farimer
Katherine
Kelly
Pen
Jay
Kenneth
J. A. Farmer
Pasadena
Gordon Ware
Clear Lake
Masonic Hall
Baytown Club
Irrigation Declines Ground Water Levels in Texas Plains
The Department of the Interior reports irrigation pumping lowers southern Texas high plains groundwater as natural recharge remains minimal. About 49 million acre feet drawn from storage out of roughly 100 million acre feet available highlights ongoing water depletion.
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Washington
High Plains
Texas
Department of the Interior
Unity
Oma
Chaurches
Eign
Martha
Mary
Naomi
Ogallale
Woman's Society of Christians Service
Grace Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Guy Edwards
Champ Crawford
J. K. Pye
Hugh
Church Political Activity May End Tax Exemption
Treasury warned that churches using parishioner funds to distribute political campaign material risk losing tax exempt status. IRS would assess each lease or action on its own merits before determining tax consequences. TAFT says some churches are taking contributions to fund anti Kennedy literature, threatening exemption under rules barring partisan activity.
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Washington
the Treasury
Internal
TRS
Charles P. Taft
John F. Kennedy
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Film Life of Joseph Shown At Community House
"Life of Joseph" will be shown at 7 p.m. Monday in the Community House. In color the film portrays Joseph from boyhood through his enslavement in Egypt to his governance. Sponsored by St. Joseph's Altar Society, no admission but refreshments sold. the public may attend.
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Joseph
St. Joseph's
Two Showers Honor Miss Cartlidge in New Bride Season
Miss Deana Cartlidge bride elect of J. E. Tillman received two showers. One Monday at 1301 Olive hosted by Mrs. D. P. Davis, with kitchen and rolling pin motifs. A kitchen shower at Miss Hillard’s 45 Live Oak featured pin shaped sandwiches, cookies, and punch. Seventy-three guests were noted between events with corsages for the honoree and gifts including an electric skillet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deana Cartlidge
J. E. Tillman
D. P. Davis
Olive
Mila Hillard
Barbara Evang
F. H. Dauphin
J. 7. Striking
Lillian Williams
W. E. Engleman
C. F. Rowe
H. Dee Cartlidge
Fuwre
Misa Cartridge
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Charles Hilburn
Mickey Pillows
Charles Blasingame
Ernest Smith
W. Gulf
WSCS
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W. É. Wilson
Ecting
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Reed
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Cartlidge
Jerry Wayne Lebouf
Mra
Lee LeBouf
Sunset Drive
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Raytown
Franz Graf
Houston Music Hall
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