Garden Club Federation Meets Here
The East Harris County Federation of Garden Clubs met with Mrs. W. F. Whitten presiding in the absence of the president Mrs. Jack J. Cinque. An attendance award prize was announced for the club with the highest attendance percentage for the year. An invitation was extended for federation members to join the Horticulture Club for the Rose Festival in Tyler on Oct 16 and 45. For details contact Mrs. Dal Grige. Mrs. Henry Dismukes spoke on Screening through Landscaping, noting how screening can improve entrances, provide privacy, hide facilities, and guide property lines while stressing maintenance and personal style in gardening. The Oct 18 meeting will be at First National Bank with Brooks Sasse speaking on General Cere of Caila Lilies.
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East Harris County
First National Bank
Brooks Sasse
Luncheon Honors Fuller-Terry Bridesmaids at Goose Creek
Miss Jean Fuller, bride elect of C. Frank Terry, was honored at a bridesmaids luncheon at Goose Creek Country Club. Hostesses Mrs. W. C. Rogers and Mrs. Hardy Scar Borough presided. Guests included Mrs. Charles Terry, Mrs. L. L. Fuller, Mrs. Roger Laramore, Miss Nancy Tapp, and Miss Betty Rae Fuller. Pink floral centerpieces and a silver chest at the bride's place framed the event.
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Jean Fuller
C. Frank Terry
Goose Creek
Country Club
W. C. Rogers
Hardy Scar Borough
Charles ‘Terry
L. L. Fuller
Roger Laramore
Nancy Tapp
Betty Rae Fuller
Channelview To Host Methods Conference
San Jacinto Women’s Mission ary Union WMU will hold a methods conference Monday and Tuesday at First Baptist Church Channelview to train new officers for area leadership. Representation includes Channelview Baytown Crosby Highlands La Porte and Mont Belvieu with sessions at 7 p.m. Monday and 9:30 a.m. Tuesday followed by coffee. All WMU members are welcome.
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San Jacinto
Case of the Worried Waitress in Perry Mason Book
Erle Stanley Gardner delivers one of Perry Mason's most puzzling cases with dramatic turns and a stunning finale. A concerned waitress appears central to the mystery as Mason untangles motives and deception.
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Erle Stanley Gardger
Perry Mason
Young Homemakers Plan Organizational Meeting
Young Homemakers invite women under 36 or enrolled in high school to an organizational meeting at 7 30 p m Monday Sept 26 in the Robert E Lee High School living room Mary Beth Young sponsors include Grace Edwards Rose Cleveland Carolyn Gro bauh and Elaine Shankles The Texas Education Agency backs the state chartered group with 45 members sought and contactable after 4 30 pm at 383 3216 Also notes the program and a library book brief on Johnny Lost by Philip Jones assistant to publicize the week long event
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Robert E. Leemambhere High School
Mary Beth Young
Ross Sterling High School
Grace Edwards
Rose Cleveland
Carolyn Gro
Bauh
Robert E. Lee High
Sehoo
Elaine Shankles
Sterling
Texas Education Agency
Johnny Lost
Philip Jones
Young Homemakers of Texas
Baytown
Community club schedule from East Harris County week
A readable list of weekly meetings and events across several groups including Daughters of the Confederacy Pitot Club nurses and hospital staff, university women, Catholic groups, book clubs, bridge clubs and social clubs scheduled from Monday through Saturday at Baytown and nearby venues with times ranging from early morning to night.
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Usted Daughters of the Confederacy
Bayway
Tower
East Harris County
Gut Coast Hospital
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
American Association of Universiy Women
Citizens National Bank
Catholic Daughters
St. Joseph’s Catholic School
Files
National Bank
Baytown
Holiday Inn
Priscilla Club
Jett Harbour
E. Texas
Ladies Golf Association of
Circle Meets For Officers Election At Wo men's Missionary Group
Maurice Doyle Circle of Memorial Baptist Church met at Mrs. J. B. Bray's home to elect officers. Elected were Mrs. Bray chair, Mrs. Q. W. Kennedy prayer chair, Mrs. C. A. Winningham cochair, Mrs. Otis Goss community chair, Mrs. Winningham program chair, Mrs. Fred Litton assistant program chair, Mrs. R. L. Lawless stewardship chair, Mrs. W. F. Caraway corresponding secretary, Mrs. J. J. Lisenbee recording secretary, and Mrs. Willard Story mission study chair. Mrs. K. G. Kretzschmar led the program and closed with a prayer. Next meeting set for Oct. 25 at Mrs. Willard Story's home, 3113 Tamarach.
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Maurice Doyle
Women's Missionary Society of Memorial Baptist Church
J. B. Bray
Bray
Q. W. Kennedy
C. A. Winningham
Cochairman
Otis Goss
Winningham
Fred Litton
R. L. Lawless
W. F. Caraway
J. J. Lisenbee
Willard Story
K. G. Kretzschmar
Tamarach
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Garden Club Federation
Fuller
Terry
Channelview
Teresa Leynn Hudman
Carlton Hudman
Gresham
C. C. Hudman
Emmie Hudman
Pasadena
Grace Avant
Thers
Yasaah Baytown
Eace
Regtown
Linda Sue Biggs
Donald Thomas Lumus
James Walton Lumus
Palomar Drive
Charles F Biggs
Shreveport
Biggs
Baylor University
Lumus
Baylor
Broadmoor Baptist Church
Young Homemakers
Are
Yeas
Goose Creek Country Club
Wooster Garden Club
Bruce Day
Yaupan
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Beouf House
Gulf Coast Hospital
Lee College
Bui AleNeill
Bayshore
Morrell Park
Ehuck
Lee Drive
Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square
S$ Puma Intents of
Pythias Ffall
Circle
Daron Glyn Smith
Glyn M. Smith
Claude EL. Shamblin
Sybil Smith
G. W. Shamblin
W. C. Jones
le Lively
Dvew School
Beal's
Auto Descouet Center
Gillette Custom
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Plymouth
Poplin
Cope Cable
Universal
Itfransistor
Auto Radio
Pas
Galette
Ted
Cote — Ant Ee Trade Peice
Nter of
Gillette
Fee
Kmart Plaza
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