PW Club Plans National Business Week Observance
Baytown PW club shifts focus from social events to service during National Business Women's Week. Members will participate in a rally and letters for the United Nations as part of the observance, while continuing October meetings and hosting a Galveston convention October 18 19. The Houston club also marks Woman of the Year. National Federation notes 160 000 members in 2700 clubs across 50 states plus Hawaii Alaska DC.
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Baytown
Houston
Baytown Club
Eva Scranton
B and P
Houston Club
Galveston
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Hawaii
Alaska
District of Columbia
Royal Banquet at Stewart Heights Hosts Crowned Leaders
Creig and Mary led a Royal Banquet at Stewart Heights Baptist attended by intermediate department workers and guests. Norma Lyons, Jolene Crocker, Gerald Dickerson, and Frank Carolyn joined for a 100 attends, with C Lyons addressing the group. The hall was decorated in gold and colors, while pastor Clifton Smith led the crowning and devotional Grand March. A memory books collection closed the event.
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Creig
Mary
Royal Banvip
Stewart Heights
Baptist Et Pancock
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Er C. Lyons
Plase
Ey Clifton Smith
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Minerva Club Delivers Flexible Budgeting Advice
Mrs Roy W Comeaux urged Minerva Study Club members to budget time wisely yet flexibly at the Community House. She presented a leisure film program and hostess duties, recommending a personalwork plan while avoiding rigid perfectionism.
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Roy W Comeaux
Minerva Study Club
Comeausx
Comeaux
Advice for Leisure Time from Mrs Comeaux
Mrs Comeaux a busy housewife and mother of seven urges women to schedule major chores first and allot time for smaller tasks daily and weekly. She emphasizes planning and enjoying life daily as time is God given. Thirteen club members and guest Mrs Vaughan Lir olte attended. she served homemade ice cream and cookies.
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Comeaux
Vaughan Lirolte
Balinese Cooking Highlighted By Visiting Dancers
Balinese traditions of hospitality centering on cooking were showcased at a luncheon by Balinese dancers and musicians on a winter tour of 26 cities. Mayor Anan Agung Gde Ngurah Mandera led the kitchen, preparing chicken with spices served over rice, while noting Balinese ingredients are hard to find in America. Frederick C. Schang of Columbia Artists praised Balinese cuisine and dancing as renowned cultural offerings.
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Pliaten
Anan Agung Gde Ngurah Mandera
Bali
John Coast
Carolina
Shang
New York
School Board Will Honor Fx Members Dinner Event
The Baytown school board plans a 7 30 pm dinner in Robert B Lee cafeteria to honor living former members since the district’s 1921 creation. Lifetime certificates and service awards will be presented by President A R Stark. Rev Clyde Foltz will address attendees and Mrs John Petrasi will sing. invitations have gone to about 50 former board members.
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Baytown
Robert B. Lee
A. R. Stark
Clyde Foltz
The
First Christian Church
John Petrasi
Julia Lottie circle devotion at Cedar Bayou church
Mrs Oliver led a Thursday morning service for the Julia Lottie circle of Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. The devotions used Galatians chapter six and scripture on Friends. A prayer, flowers, fundraising salsa, chili supper plan, covered dish lunch, and quilting followed.
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Dave Oliver
Julia Lottie
Cedar Bayou
Seth Ward Binle
Lyles Presides St Mark's WSCS Meeting
Mrs. Lyles presided over the St Mark's Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting held Thursday in the church. Mrs. J J Gifer led the program. A devotional titled World of Reconciliation was given by Mrs. L E Orr. The highlight was a skit Presidential Timber by Mrs. B J Alford and Mrs. V R Reese. About 20 members attended.
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Henry ‘Lyles
Women's Society of Christian Service
St Mark's Methodist Church
J. J_ Gifer
World of Reconciliation
L. E. Orr
Presidential Timber
Xfrs
B. J. Alford
V. R. Reese
Want To Enter Your Specialty In Fair
Women wishing to display handwork or specialties at the Baytown Fair submit entries at the exhibit booths Tuesday until 3 pm. Needlework, art, and foods divisions list items and committee chairs including Mrs. J. H. Slone, Mrs. E. F. Bind, Mrs. C. K. Spencer, Mrs. W. D. Woods, and others assisting with quilts, paintings, canning, and breads.
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Baytown
J. H. Slone
E. F. Bind
C. K. Spencer
C. D. Thompson
C. C. Butler
W. DO. Woods
Mary Stumbo
L W.thur- Man
C. W. Hanson
R. F. Wright
H. L. Dawkins
Knights To Kick Off Festival Saturday Night
The Knights of Columbus host a two day fall festival at 2500 West Main beginning Saturday with a barbecue dinner from 5 to 6 p.m. and a dance with Rey Krenek's band. Sunday features a chicken barbecue at noon, Chester LeRoy and his ventriloquist mannequins at 3 p.m., and additional amusements for the public.
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Knights of Columbus
Rey Krenek
West Main
Student Council Officers Named At San Jacinto
Neéta Gail Hellmen is the new president of the San Jacinto Elementary School student council. Kay Clack is site-president, Brenda Farr secretary, Julia Patterson chief of halls, Carl Wayne McAfee chief of grounds, James Shires chief of cafeteria, and Bill Miller chief of safety.
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Neéta Gail Hellmen
San Jacinto
Kay Clack
Brenda Farr
Julia Patterson
Carl Wayne McAfee
James Shires
Bill Miller
Queen Esther Class Hosts Chicken Supper at Church
The Queen Esther Class of First Baptist Church honored their husbands with a chicken supper Thursday night. About 17 members and husbands attended. The weekly class coffee will be hosted Friday at the home of Mrs. Sutton.
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Queen Esther Glass
First Baptist Church
2M. Sutton
Cook Ahead Dishes and Rules for Pork Roll Entrees
New York cooking tips discuss making dishes ahead of time with pork and apple rollups as a main course. Recipes include a raisin apple filling, oats and ground pork meat rolls, and a sweet sour sauce prepared in advance. Also notes a quick method for broccoli sides and a separate chili sauce topped beef bake. Mention of the first San Francisco to New York auto trip in 1963.
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Gay Pauley
New York
San Francisco
AAUW Names Committee For Enlightened Americanism
The American Association of University Women held a workshop on Enlightened Americanism at Mrs. Adrien Drouillet’s home on Alabama Street. A permanent committee was formed led by Mrs. Drouillet to advance the project with members listed, and the next meeting date was set for late April.
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American Association of University Women
Adrien Drouslet
Alabama
W. H. Bridges
Drouithet
84 Club Members Hostess on Thursday Meeting
Mrs. Frank Baskdett hosted a small gathering at 412 Neal for the 84 Club with garden arrangements of zinnias and coffee served. Prizes listed as names of 42 were noted, next meeting set at Mrs. Harold McFarland’s home, 1409 Burbants, at 7 80 pm October 9. The piece also mentions Benjamin Franklin growing the first crop of ordoricom in the United States.
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Frank Baskdett
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