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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1965
Page
4
The column invites readers to share amusing experiences and seeks Helen Bottel’s help. It mentions a weight loss note with calorie charts and sample meals and invites reader submissions addressed to Helen Bottel in care of The Bay Town Sun.
National Secretaries Association holds a Monday 7 p.m. session titled A Better You at Citizens National Bank. Ben Shaw conducts the series and Mrs. Cave Kominek, president, notes lectures are open on a one night fee basis.
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church circles schedule a study on Race Relations starting November 19 at a Joy Circle meeting hosted by Mrs. CA Deckert. Each circle will lead one session, with World Community Day sewing bags chosen as the project.
The Cedar Bayou Junior High School Students Parents' Council begins its new year with a get acquainted meeting at 7 PM Monday in the school auditorium. President Mrs Jack Gardner says the yearly guest fee is $1 per couple to foster better relationships. The council aims to connect parents, teachers, and students through programs about the curriculum and supervised student recreation. Enrollment can be arranged via students delivering forms to Mrs Dave Moore, membership chair. Officers include Frank C Henderson first vice president and several other officers listed.
Mrs G Kretzschmar district superintendent of Humble Production and Mrs 3 W Evans operation superintendent of Gulf Coast Industrial Gas System were guests of honor at a Bay town coffee hosted by Mrs J H Kinsey. They recently moved to Graywood from Rozenberg and Houston respectively. Hostesses included Mrs Kinsey Mrs E J Anderson and Mrs H N Mosley with assistants Mrs Dan Alteberry Mrs James Cowhig and Mrs L W Foerster. The 50 guests were served fruit juices coffee and pastries on a white cutwork damask cloth centerpiece featuring a pink rose arrangement in a crystal bowl.
Goose Creek Past Matrons meeting with Mrs. Maevanee Millican and co hosts reviewed summer trips including Europe. Mrs. Patillo chaired in the president’s absence as Ursula Canant delivered the secretary report. Fourteen members attended and refreshments followed. Next meeting set for 7 30 p.m. October 21 at Mrs. Cleo Read’s home.
Morrell Park Garden Club announces the annual Chuck Wagon Supper to be served from 5 30 to 7 30 p m at Fireman s Hall Tickets cost two and must be purchased in advance by calling Mrs Jimmie Sanders 582 7168 George Adams 582 6821 or G H Ficklin president 582 7163 no tickets at the door The arrangements were shared at the club s last meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs C E Wyatt.
The annual San Jacinto Association Woman's Missionary Union Methods Conference meets at 7 p.m. Monday at First Baptist Church with the theme A Church Purifying Its Mission Through Proclamation and Witness. Several officers and auxiliaries hold separate conferences led by named chairmen. a nursery will be provided. Vittorio Gassman plans Broadway dramatic scenes titled The Heroes for next season.
Mrs. Mark Carter long time Harris County School Board member since 1935 runs unopposed for the county election scheduled in October. The Baytown leader reflects on decades of service, school district governance, and youth programs while noting her family and community roles.
Lifetime replacement offered for retired Tiffin crystal stemware patterns through the Pattern Program. Customers can replace broken pieces or add to existing sets with delivery in a few months, ensuring value retention as many patterns date back 30 years or more. Drew's in Baytown participates with dealers offering this service statewide.
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