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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1951
Page
4
Woman's Page notes Bliss Alanna Watson reviewed The Snow Goose by Paul Gal Heo for the Jaycee-ertes meeting at Community House. The tale centers on an old lighthouse keeper and a gift that aids in a rescue.
The Circle of Bt Methodist Se circle met with XS 7s. W Durham joined as co- organizer. P Blumbers led the program assisted by Mrs L Orr who read a narcotics story and by Mrs CH Marshall who gave a temperance devotional. During business, two circles agreed to sponsor a Brownie Troop. Cake and coffee were served to 20 members.
Judy McDonald serves as secretary Ald Crawford reports on the election Evelyn is treasurer and Oya Sevage leads song. The group closes with a friendship circle and cheers.
Past Matrons Club gathered at Mrs Glen Barber’s home on 205 West Wright for a business meeting followed by bingo. Refreshments were served by Mrs Alma Moore, Mrs Callie Terry, Mrs Myrtle Perry, Mrs John Macke, Mrs F T Kinnaird, Mrs ML Busch, Mrs C HL Young and Mrs JF Jennings.
Lou Drury of 208 East hosted a Memorial Baptist Church circle gathering on Monday for the Jo ness and Professional Wo cie. Miss Fay Burns Mrs. Lou Clark Ashler Rosa Porter and H H C Moore led a stewardship discussion. Supper followed the program.
Mr and Mrs Albert E Ethridge of Clovis New Mexico announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Margaret Irene to John Soycdt son of L Nesselrode at 2520 Vir 16. The couple plan a ceremony after she graduates from high school and a TAPa Gestite.
Fragmentary report notes class start time at 3 PM. Mentions study leaders Mrs. Paul Wevil and Charles Jones, with garbled terms referencing Brag as green salad or vegetable and meat visions. No clear event or outcomes established.
Fragmentary note appears to discuss a fading girdle fashion and an evolving foundation garment. Text references a waist reduction and loosened fit, with unclear sequence of events and dates. No identifiable people or organizations are clearly stated.
The event funds the club’s budget for community projects. Proceeds support the group’s annual initiatives and outreach efforts, with attendees contributing to the overall mission. Local members organize the show to showcase style and civic involvement.
Ancatalog style note from a 1940s era piece describes theater lamps and accessories, with references to fashion fittings and wardrobe storage. It mentions Bliss Erbach commentary on mineral colors and fabric back samples, plus a sale scheme for room wardrobes and dampness remedies.
The Big Town Sun promotes a fall-wash fashion book and sewing patterns No. 2558 2335 2481 2596 2045 with sizes 14 to 42 and 6 to 24. Features include buttoned fronts panel pleats cap sleeves and waist sizes plus two skirts from one pattern. Patterns sell for 20 cents with order details and price.
Mr. and Mrs. Jill Nesselrode announce the birth of their daughter Sheryl Lee on September 20 at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital. The baby weighs seven pounds five ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Morris of 125 Weaver and Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Nesselrode of 2820 Virginia.
Four men's organizations clash in the Fed Feather event on KHREL with Ro Club, Lions, Kiwanis, and a fourth. Women’s teams, led by the American Association of Women and Pilot Club, beat Business and Professional Women as they prepare to face tomorrows winners. Quizzes run for three Wednesdays with October 17 set for a key matchup. Broadcasts at 9 p.m. feature Gentry, Hauger, Horn, Sherwood, Keys, and Wwee parrying Kiwanis. Professional Women and Orza Ports teams also compete as plans for supper and a Diane Keaton review are noted.
Calendar item outlines Wednesday events at multiple homes including Mrs Hilgore and Mrs pm ust, with Morning Music at Chih and 30 am times listed and Citizen's Na meeting at 30 asm, showing a community schedule with informal venue references.
A home treatment using Vicks VapoRub in a vaporizer or boiling water offers rapid soothing relief for croupy coughing in children. Two heaping spoonfuls in steam allegedly carries medicated vapor deep into the throat and bronchial tubes to ease irritation and restore breathing.
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