Baytonians Celebrate H. P. and G. Archer 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Archer of Baytown will host a 2 to 5 p.m. open house Sunday at their children's home to honor their 50th wedding anniversary. Attendees include their children and grandchildren with guests from California and Texas. The couple married in Lawton Oklahoma and have lived in Baytown since 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Archer
Baytown
David E. Lane
Freinds
George Baldridge
Melvin Archer
George Archer
J. W. Miller
New Hall
Calif
Alvin R. Archer
San Martin
John D. Miller
Brownshoro
Jewel C. Miller
Houston
Lawton, Okla
Polly's Pointers Boil To Remove Rust
Readers share quick home hacks for stain removal rust from fabric using boiling with cream of tartar or lemon juice and salt, sun drying, and other tips. Additional notes cover keeping white pants white with heavy duty detergents, repurposing a matchbook cover as a small dustpan, using gummed address labels, and bagging fish to scale without splatter.
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Polly
Melissa
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Consumer Service
Lorraine
Juanita
Doris
Upstanding Attitude May Cause Problems
New York report quotes Dr. Catherine Carlton, president elect of the American Academy of Osteopathy, linking poor posture to modern fashion and medical complaints. She notes slouching in offices, says posture affects organ impulses, and advises walking swimming and bar hangs to straighten the spine, with garter belts as an option for camouflaging lazy muscles.
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Kathy Buchanan
Catherine Carlton
American Academy of Osteopathy
Sun
Glenn Folkes
New York
NEA
Fort Worth
Dr. Carlton
Seventh Avenue
Fashion advice from Dr Carlton on posture and footwear
Dr Carlton warns against empire waistlines and unbraided outfits that restrict breathing and sag breasts. She promotes natural waists, supportive bras, balanced shoulder wear, and shoes with arches. For posture, the Earth shoe and a proper arch are beneficial. look in a mirror to correct stance.
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Carlton
Xi Theta Gamma Beta Sigma Phi Meeting Plans
Xi Theta Gamma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi schedules a 7 30 p m meeting on October 5 at Grace United Methodist Church Woman's Building with hostesses C G Hudgins and Larry Ray. Duane Lowe and Larry Holt will present the program Communications Language and Life Style. A Tush social is set for October 9 at the Optimist Building with committee members Jim Sanders Buddy Barber Joe Seburn Roger Adams Don Brewer and Darrell Kleypas.
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Roger Adams
Don Brewer
Darrell Kleypas
Joe Wilson
Barber
Jim Gerace
James Sharp
Gerald McShan
Rho Zeta
Rod, Reel and Gun Club
Austin PTA to Host Speaker Stephen F. Austin Elementary
The Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in the school auditorium with guest Dr. Johnny Clark. Classroom visits and teacher meetings are planned, babysitting and movies provided, and a carnival with spaghetti dinner and comedy play scheduled for Oct. 23. New officers include Mr. and Mrs. John Chappell presidents and several others in vice president, secretary, treasurer, historian, and parliamentarian roles.
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Stephen F. Austin
Parent-Teacher Association
Johnny Clark
John Chappell
F. M. Swindall
Rolfe Wooten
Ray Ripkowski
Donald Herrington
James Timmons
Shirley Englemann
Cleve Pardue
Club Lists New Officers
The Women's Ministries Department of the Gospel Lighthouse Assembly of God Church meets weekly in the main auditorium. Newly elected officers are Mrs. G L Gillen president, Mrs. Carroll Lansford vice president, Mrs. Lorene Walker secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Jeanette Summersill and Mrs. W J Mainer committee women. Two completed WMD projects include furnishing a kitchen in the fellowship hall and a new piano for the Thain auditorium.
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Women's Ministries Department
the Gospel Lighthouse Assembly of God Church
G. L. Gillen
Carroll Lansford
Lorene Walker
Jeanette Summersill
W. J. Mainer
Fellowship Hall
Thain
Sidewalk Art Sale and Prayer Rally Announced
The Art League of Baytown hosts a sidewalk arts and crafts sale with paintings at reasonable prices at Texas Super Foods starting 9 30 a m on October 1 and 2. Jean Bitterly and Earlene Casey will demonstrate. The Greater Houston Prayer Crusade holds a rally at 8 p m on October 4 at the Houston Music Theater followed by appointing prayer captains for hostesses.
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Art League of
Baytown
Texas Super Foods
Jean Bitterly
Earlene Casey
Greater Houston
Houston Music Theater
Moose Lodge 1050 Gumbo Sale and Flea Market
Baytown Moose Lodge 1050 hosts a Friday and Saturday sale and gumbo feast starting at 9 a.m. Donations are 1.50 for adults and 1 for children with pickup available. Gumbo served from noon by chefs Charlie Morse and wife. Contact Bob Mulvihill 427400 George Scott 422-7644 or lodge 573-1012 for details.
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Baytown
Moose Lodge
Cedar Bayou Bridge
Charlie Morse
Bob Mulvihill
George Scott
The
Coffman Family Reunion Held at Moses Home
A Coffman family reunion gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs A D Moses in Baytown with about 40 guests from Snyder Chester Pearsall Uvalde Pasadena Houston and Highlands attending the dinner dance The Young People of Gospel Lighthouse Assembly of God Church provided entertainment with an ice cream supper following a weekend volleyball game.
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Coffman
A. D. Moses
Baytown
Snyder, Chester
Pearsall
Uvalde
Pasadena
Houston
Highlands
Gospel Lighthouse Assembly of God Church
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Arts & Crafts
Joyce
E. Lobit
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Ae Rshomanes
Timntty Tabernacle
J. J. Krimmer
Ny Re
Nell’s Frame Shop
CST
Amy
Solomon
N. Pruett
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