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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1967
Page
8
The piece recalls a frenzied morning race to outfit students for sudden cold. One student searches drawers and finds a blue jean jacket and an outdated windbreaker while others swap wool and shirts, noting growth and previous wardrobe hoarding. Becky keeps sweaters year round, and humor centers on misfit attire and hurried choices.
Miss Elizabeth Schmidt a Swedish exchange student spoke to Crosby Sorosis Club hosted by Mrs. L. Anderson at her home with co-hosts. Dr. and Mrs. Leslie Hinton host the student for a year of study in the United States. The meeting introduced the year’s projects and club president Mrs. Robert Cunningham spoke on the club’s purpose. Supper followed as flowers decorated the room. guests Bennie Doskecil Jr. and Mrs. Ramon Harben attended.
Stephen F. Austin Elementary PTA will sponsor a Halloween carnival from 5 to 7 p.m. on October 7. Mrs. V. E. Lamb, budget and finance chairman, presented the plan at the PTA meeting in the school auditorium. Rev. C. T. Caruthers delivered the devotion. District workshop in Houston announced. Principal Kelly Martin introduced teachers and theme room representatives. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ravert Fulton and Mrs. Jesse D. Jackson.
Ola Jean Nichols daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecily V Nichols HO Agslea will become worthy advisor in a public installation at Crosby Assembly 5 Rainbow Girls Saturday at 7 4 pm at the Sampson Loders in Highlands Nancy Threadgill daughter of Mr and Mrs James L Threadgill Highlands will be installed worthy associate advisor officers Debbie Fleming charity Cindy Renter hope Connie Scott faith Janet Cezeaux ru corder Casandra Tomlinson treasurer Louise Nichols chaplaing Becky Ecles dii teader Becky Barnatt Tove Debbie Welch religion Kia Lewi Biay tn nature Vickie Williams immortality Donna Lang fidelity Linda Lloyd patriotism Paty O'Brien services Paul Nalley confidential observer Judy Parrish outer bacive Himbat ehord director Serving the assembly of mother advisor is Mrs Ruby Gs FRA Janet Corgaux ing officer Other inst ceili vers dil be Mary Skeins installing marshal Mrs W C Moody installing chaplain Milene Hicks installing receiver and Bry M E Castleberry installing musician Miss Nichoals has chosen Gaedy Is Stenger Trends Heart ng He is her sare Sliver and orchil are pH with the orthig ax her fewer ALD friends are installation commimany ant the Prophign
The La Porte couple Milas Sharpy Blackshear and Lynn Beant plan marriage with the bride employed in La Porte and the groom a Robert E Lee graduate employed in Deer Park. The wedding will be at a local church in La Porte. friends are invited to the ceremony.
Pilot Club schedules annual Smorgasbord at Circle Center on November 4 with proceeds aiding a special education project. Members gathered at Mrs Gray’s home for a directors meeting to set tasks and report hours, with three women named to manage race-related sales and a donation totaled by attendees.
Goose Creek Girl Scout leaders gather to start the fall season as twenty troops from Saugus and surrounding areas prepare programs in Origami, paper crafts, and service projects. Mrs. Carpenter chaired the September meeting. leaders' field day and registration fees were set, with activities running until 4 30 p m.
The couple Shirley Kathon Parrish and Michael Wallace Nichols plan to wed Tuesday at Northside Church. Rev L Celtiosa will officiate with Darnski Sullivan as organist, Mike Rogers as soprano. Attendants include J A Hargers and Pat Nichols as maid of honor and best man, bridesmaids Lisa Kay Nichole and others.
A couple from Houston announce engagement plans for Lem Gwerstelyn Jeane to Robert Boucher. Lem is daughter of Mrs. John Oz Lean and the late Mr. Seo, a graduate of Sam Houston State College, and attending graduate work at a hospital in Tristan. Robert Boucher, a UT graduate, is employed at Houston Lighting and Power.
Xi Theta Gamma Beta Sigma chapter honors Mrs Fotirny Ladtke as sweetheart at Citizens National Bank venue. Perry Beauchamp announces Oct 3 meeting for chapter anniversary and invites former members. Members plan a Saturday theater trip to see Harvey at Bay Theater.
Psi Alpha Phi Alpha members and guests attended a Mexican party dinner at the Optimist Club. Tony Hinaysa played Spanish guitar, Rosie Suarez and Nash Fuentes danced the Mexican Hat Dance, followed by a performance of Dubs Erkize. Decor featured bright streamers and festive colors. Hostesses were Mrs. Jimmy Johnson Mrs. David W. Evans and Mrs. Jimmy Plato.
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