Calling All Home Makers By Tony Somillaci
A brief home making service notice invites readers to stop in for guidance. The piece emphasizes basic rules for taste and practicality and offers professional help with a welcoming invitation to talk.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1965
Page
5
A brief home making service notice invites readers to stop in for guidance. The piece emphasizes basic rules for taste and practicality and offers professional help with a welcoming invitation to talk.
Cedar Bayou Rainbow Assembly 227 plans an installation of officers at 7 p.m. Saturday inviting the public. Mary Upton will be worthy adviser with Glenda Butler and Jeanne Lemmon among others named for roles. Installing officers include Pat Moore and Charlotte Wilcox, theme Love, flowers roses and cockscomb, scripture John 3 16.
The Mary Tarrant Circle of St. Mark's Methodist Church plans a coffee at 1 a.m. September 28 in the parsonage. The group will fill pews for the revival meeting October 4. A new study course on Acts begins October 18. Members included Mrs. Charles E. Littlepage and the event featured modeling by Mrs Keiper and Mrs M R Bailey.
Mrs C L Thorpe has returned from the state board meeting of the Federated Music Clubs held in Waco Sunday. She is first vice president of this district.
A reader asks if it is right to resent strict parents who monitor mail, dress, and calls and demand chores for privileges. The answer urges not to waste energy on resentment, to follow rules while hoping for a better future, and to aim for love and obedience where possible.
An old Baytown Sun advertisement offers Marian Martin baby print hi waist dress patterns in teen sizes 10 to 16. It details yardage for size 12 and lists price 50 cents with 15 cents extra for first class mail. Address and order details appear for Pattern Dept in New York.
Rho Zeta Sweethearts of Beta Sigma Phi, tied with two winners, are Mrs Dave Murdoch and Mrs Robert Crain for 1965 66. Mrs Crain a Houston native with one child pledged in 1964 and serves as service chairman this year. Mrs Murdoch, born in Baytown, has three children and her husband works at Culpeppers. President Leon Sanders announced Oct 4 meeting at Mrs Jim Maroney home. Charity drive supported Hurricane Betsy victims connected to member Mrs J Turner.
Miss Donna Jane Morris and Harold Edwin Wert wed in a Sept. 19 ceremony at St Mark’s Methodist Church Baytown. The bride wore a candlelight lace gown with elbow sleeves and a lace appliqué veil. She carried a Rainbow Bible and lavender flowers complemented the lavender and white décor.
Mrs. Buford Fulcher chosen Xi Gamma Chi Sweetheart after serving in multiple roles in Rho Zeta and Xi Gamma Chi chapters. At a Monday meeting, Baytown invited to Houston City Council style show Oct 9 at Shamrock Hotel Emerald Room. Exemplary Day planned for November with Xi Gamma Chi as hostess.
Court Mater Dei of Catholic Daughters plans a 1965 Membership Drive culmination with an 8 p.m. Tuesday social at St Joseph's School Auditorium. Women of the parish invited. Miss Adline Englert will preside with Father Denis Kennedy and others as guest speakers. Membership applications will be accepted. a reception for new members is set for November 14. The group has raised over $3,000 for charity in six years, emphasizes unity and charity, and traces origins to 1903 Utica founding by Knights of Columbus.
In Chicago the wives of astronauts gathered at the Presbyterian St. Luke’s event to enjoy a space themed fashion show. Mrs. John W. Young and others attended as 4,000 guests watched 115 models parade furs clothes and jewels in settings named the Space-age city and meridian ballroom among celestial decor.
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