Barbara Jean Halvorson Engaged to Paul Ray Laake
Mr and Mrs Howard A Halvorson of Dallas announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Jean to Paul Ray Laake son of Mr and Mrs Paul Laake of La Porte Texas The wedding is set for Saturday June 4 at St Johns Episcopal Church Dallas Barbara Jean graduated cum laude from the University of Minnesota in 1954 Paul Ray recently completed a masters degree from the University of Texas The couple will reside in La Porte Texas Mr Laake is a teacher in the Seabrook School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Halvorson
Paul Ray Laake
Howard A. Halvorson
Dallas
Texas
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Barbara Jean
Paul Laake
St. John's Episcopal Church
Barbara
University of Minnesota
Paul Ray
University of Texas
LaPorte
Laake
Seabrook School
Mrs Will is Vogelsang Hosts Walkers Creek H D Club
Walkers Creek Home Demonstration Club met May 13 at Mrs. Willis Vogelsang home. Twelve members attended with one visitor, Miss Olga Lang. County agent Mrs. Alice Hughes led a program on living room color and finishes while Mrs. V. L. Angell directed the recreation. Mrs. Vogelsang redecorated her living and dining rooms in Camellia Park and served a dessert from her deep freeze with ice cream, frozen strawberries, whipped cream, and iced punch. Next meeting set for May 25 at Mrs. Henry Reeves’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkers Creek
Camellia Park
Henry Reeves
Barbara Keer to Be Bride in Milano Connection
Mrs. A. R. Graham hosted a bridal shower Saturday from 3 to 5 honoring Miss Barbara Keer of Austin, bride elect of Jackie Burkett of Milano. The event celebrated the upcoming wedding with friends and family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Graham
Barba Keer
Austin
Jackie Burkett
Milano
Austin Guests Attend May 20 Reception in Milan
In Austin on May 20, a guest party traveled to Milan with his mother Mrs Burkett her mother Mrs Keer and Miss Jacalin Keer. Mrs Graham offered cake squares and punch while Trudie Elsenburge registered the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Milano
Burkett
Keer
Jacalin Keer
Francis Cox Family Honored At Mary Hardin Baylor Dinner
Francis Cox, head of the Yee high school band at Cameron, and his family were honored guests at an all college dinner in Hardy hall at Mary Hardin-Baylor on Thursday May 19. The Cox family and Kay Cox, a sub college piano student, are former MHBC music participants. Dr Donald I Sonnedecker Miss Julia Bell James and Dr Walter Gilewicz have ties to the MHBC music department. Dr Arthur Tyson, the president, praised the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Cox
Yee
Cameron
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Hardy Hall
Cox
Kay
Mary Hardin-Baylor Department of
Kay Cox
Donald I. Sonnedecker
Julia Bell James
Walter Gilewicz
Belton
Effie Cox
Arthur Tyson
James
Card of Thanks from First Christian Church Ladies
The ladies of the First Christian Church thank merchants for advertising and everyone who contributed time and recipes for their Personalize Cook Book. We express sincere gratitude for the support and efforts in collecting submissions and making the project possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the First Christian Church
Gratitude for Care After Mrs. Carrie Meyer’s Passing
Otto Meyer and children express deep thanks for food, flowers, and kindness shown during illness and after the death of Mrs. Carrie Meyer. They especially thank the Sisters, Nurses and Doctors of St. Edward Hospital for devoted care to their mother and wife. God bless you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Meyer
St. Edward Hospital
Otto Meyer
Ladies Night Delight At Kiwanis Dinner And Concert
Kiwanis wives enjoyed a barbecue t bone dinner and a musical program. Eight year old Danny Ray Kelly played piano and sang with his brother David joining in. Teen singers Yvonne Storey Joyce Wallace and Wilma Baldridge performed, Frances Michalka on piano. Earl Curtis spoke and club president Wiley Loughmiller announced plans for future Ladies Nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Robert Nelson
Wiley Loughmiller
Earl Curtis
Danny Ray Kelly
Mr. Sandman
David
Danny
New Orleans
Davy Crockett
Yvonne Storey
Joyce Wallace
Wilma Baldridge
Ral
Frances Michalka
Loughmiller
Charles Howard
John Boyce
Senior voice recital honors at Alma Reeves chapel
Music by the Chevaliers opened the evening with a dinner followed by Lucille Swindoll of Houston presenting a senior voice recital in Alma Reeves chapel at 8 p m. The arrangements committee included Mrs. Bernia Tyson Miles Mrs. Ruth Springer and Mrs. W H Sharp.
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Chevaliers
Lucille Swindoll
Houston
Alma Reeves Chapel
Bernia Tyson Miles
Ruth Springer
W. H. Sharp
May brings good supply of broilers and fryers to market
Mrs. Alice G. Hughes notes May brings ample broilers and fryers for sale. Consumers should buy from markets with proper handling and ice or refrigeration, store raw chicken promptly in the refrigerator, and freeze or refrigerate giblets carefully to prevent spoilage.
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Alice G. Hughes
May
Freezer storage extends shelf life of chicken
The fragment notes that at higher temperatures enzymes activate and speed off flavors and color. In the ice cube or freezer section of a refrigerator at 15 to 20 degrees Fahrenheit, frozen chicken may keep from two to four weeks.
D A R Plans Bronze Marker at Grave of Mrs Minnie Phillips
Members of the Sarah McCalla Chapter D A R met in Rockdale at 10:30 a m on a Wednesday, May 18, to place a bronze marker on the grave of Mrs Minnie Perry Phillips. Miss Alice McGehee read a tribute. Mrs H T Coulter served as chaplain. Mrs Boswell Newton and Mrs Lawrence Warren, daughters of Mrs Phillips, hosted the after service reception at Mrs Newtons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McCalla
Daughters of the American Revolution
Rockdale
Minnie Perry Phillips
B. J. Baskin
Alice McGehee
Phillips
H. T. Coulter
E. C. Cole Addresses Lions Club on Local Industry Ties
E. C. Cole, principal speaker at a Lions Club luncheon, stressed the need for local organizations to back and cooperate with existing Cameron industries while promoting new business. He highlighted rail industry assets brought to Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Cole
Lions Club
Cameron
Lions install new officers and directors at annual meeting
The club lists 24 families paying 21 947 78 in taxes yearly. C J Sutter was elected secretary treasurer after Harsh Brown moves. Installations set for June with George Bowman as president and officers including Humble, McKee, PRESCOTT as vice presidents. Outgoing president Marek. Second term directors Sutter, Hannon, Lester. first term directors Wiggs Triggs Williams. Slaughter named Lion Tamer and McKeown Tail Twister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Sutter
Harsh Brown
Sutter
George Bowman
Don Humble
Lewis McKee
Jack Prescott
Lee Marek
W. J. Hannon
Ray Lester
Jimmy Wiggs
Claude Triggs
Richard Williams
Jack Slaughter
Jim McKeown
Three Yoe Seniors Honored At Party
Mrs. Porter Young hosted a Coke party at her home Tuesday afternoon honoring Helen Armstrong Joyce Wallace and Ann Wimberly all 1955 graduates of Yoe High School. Attendees included Nancy Grabein Gene Bradbury Nan Hubert Gloria Weems Nita Nabours Yvonne Storey and the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Young
Helen Armstrong
Joyce Wallace
Ann Wimberly
Yoe High School
Buckholts Bank Assistant Dies Not Applicable
Raymond Posival, assistant cashier of Buckholts State Bank, is listed as a patient at St. Edward Hospital after undergoing surgery Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Posival
Buckholts State Bank
St. Edward Hospital
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H. D. Club
Barbara Keer
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Inro
America
N. Travis
Grabein Chevrolet Co
Ladies Ite
Governors’ Conference
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Wek
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