Birthday Party Scene With Gifts and Outdoor Games
A hostess provided balloons yoyos and games after a birthday song and opening gifts. Guests included Nancy Boedeker Linda Cortemelia Marsha Maris Debbie Mullinnix Suzanne Priest ly Tommy Brashear Margaret Mary Denena Priscilla Corpora Mary Jane Fleming Cindy De gelia Gary Aalen Elizabeth Lyons Michael Cheek of Hearne Mark and John Simon of Bryan Kathy Lutz and Charlie Briggs of Calvert enjoyed cake ice cream candy suckers and bubble gum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Boedeker
Linda Cortemelia
Marsha Maris
Debbie Mullinnix
Suzanne Priestly
Tommy Brashear
Margaret Mary Denena
Priscilla Corpora
Mary Jane Fleming
Cindy Degelia
Gary Aalen
Elizabeth Lyons
Michael Cheek
Hearne
Mark and
John Simon
Bryan
Kathy Lutz
Charlie Briggs
Calvert
Monthly Meeting Held By Friendship Sunday School Class
The Friendship Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church held its regular monthly business and social meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs. Mack Hoyt’s home with co hostess Mrs. L. H. McWilliams. Mrs. E. H. Crowder led the devotion on Giving God the Leftovers. Seven members and one visitor attended the social hour with cake punch and nuts served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Sunday School
First Baptist Church
Mack Hoyt
L. H. McWilliams
E. H. Crowder
God
W M S Holds Monthly Business Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society met at First Baptist Church on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Houston A. Young presiding. After prayers by Mrs. W. S. Hoyt, minutes were read and treasurer Mrs. Charles Miller reported finances. Counselors Mrs. A. L. Turner and Mrs. Jack Mathews presented three members who summarized the Forward Steps program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Houston A. Young
W. S. Hoyt
E. H. Crowder
Charles Miller
A. L. Turner
Jack Mathews
Girls’ Auxiliary
Royal Service program guest speaker set for June 27
Margaret Cox explained the G A Emblem, Denise Luster gave the G A Allegiance and Becky Russ recited verses as girls received inscribed bracelets from the W M S. G A Director Mrs J D Fleetwood could not attend. Rev and Mrs Bennie Griffin, West Africa missionaries on leave, will speak at the June 27 Royal Service. Officers urged W M S Leadership Course for June 27 28. Nineteen members and one guest Mrs Gilbert Stubbs of Bryan attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cox
G. A
Denise Luster
Becky Russ
J. D. Fleetwood
Bennie Griffin
West Africa
Gilbert Stubbs
Bryan
UT classmate Judy Phillips visiting Pope home
A guest of Miss Jeanne Pope this week in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Pope, is a classmate from the University of Texas, Miss Judy Phillips, whose home is Saudi Arabia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Pope
W. W. Pope
University of Texas
Judy Phillips
Saudi Arabia
Guests in the Potter Home From Baytown to San Antonio
Last week visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Potter and their children included Ann Bernshausen and Martha Potter from Baytown, Mrs. Henry Hornsby of Galveston, Mrs. C. C. Potter and Dorothy of Houston, and Mrs. J. E. Moore from San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Potter
Ann Bernshausen
Martha Potter
Baytown
Henry Hornsby
Galveston
C. C. Potter
Dorothy
Houston
J. E. Moore
San Antonio
Weekend Guests At Pope Home Named Dess Family
Weekend guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Pope were their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dess and sons of Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ww. Pope
Larry Dess
Sons
Austin
Mrs Harrigan Visits Allen Park With McQuade and Florini
Mrs. D. H. Harrigan departed this week for an extended visit in Allen Park Michigan to stay with Mr. and Mrs. John Edward McQuade and Mrs. Diane Florini during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Harrigan
Allen Park
Michigan
John Edward McQuade
Diane Florini
Miss Karen Rodgers Visits Grandparents on Summer Trip
Miss Karen Rodgers of Austin stayed with her grandparents Mr and Mrs T J Rodgers last week while en route to Yellow Stone National Park Wyoming where she will spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Rodgers
Austin
T. J. Rodgers
Yellow Stone National Park
Wyoming
Keene Family Visiting Crosses This Week in Lorenzo
Mrs. Leon Keene and her children Keren Lee and Coy of Lorenzo are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Coy Cross this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Keene
Keren Lee and
Coy
Lorenzo
Mrs
Coy Cross
Grandson’s Wedding Seen During Houston Visit
Mrs. Maggie Griffin returned from a trip to Houston where she visited her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Morris and attended the wedding of her grandson Billy Morris to Jacqueline Ninemire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Griffin
D. W. Morris
Houston
Billy Morris
Jacqueline Ninemire
Miss Patricia Bookman Visits Fort Worth Family
Miss Patricia Bookman of Fort Worth is a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horlock this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Bookman
Fort Worth
J. W. Horlock
Perkins Kin Visit From Baytown and Houston
Visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Perkins this week include their granddaughters Suzanne Perkins Diane Perkins of Baytown and Becky Perkins of Houston.
Stogsdill Family Visit Over Weekend in Houston
Mr and Mrs Jim Stogsdill and daughter Stacy Lou of Houston visited her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Henry and other relatives during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Stogsdill
Stacy Lou
Houston
Roy Henry
Granddaughters’ recital brings Lunsford and Russ guests
Mrs. Charles Lunsford of Center and Mrs. Frank Russ of Somerville visited Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Russ last weekend to attend the musical recital of their granddaughters Karan Ann and Becky Russ. Karan Russ stayed in Center with Mrs. Lunsford for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lunsford
Center
Frank Russ
Somerville
Bryan Russ
Karan Ann
Becky Russ
Karan Russ
Lunsford
Russ Family Heads to Port Alto Bay Cottage
Mr and Mrs Bryan Russ Becky and Rusty departed Wednesday for Port Alto to spend several days at their bay side cottage. Mr and Mrs Harry Russ and daughters of Houston and Mr and Mrs Frank Russ of Somerville will join the family party later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Russ
Becky
Rusty
Port Alto
Bayside
Harry Russ
Houston
Frank Russ
Somerville
Cooper Couple Return From Port Neches Visit
Mr and Mrs Ben Cooper returned Tuesday from a weekend trip to Port Neches where they visited their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Paul Elliott and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Cooper
Port Neches
Paul Elliott
Edinburg Guests Visit in Houston Weekend
Miss Marlee Gilmore of Edinburg stayed with Miss Caren Cruse and her parents Dr. and Mrs. Ray Cruse last week. Dr. and Mrs. Cruse with Caren and Bobby visited in Houston over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlee Gilmore
Edinburg
Caren Cruse
Ray Cruse
Cruse
Caren
Bobby
Houston
Cooking Treasures Chicken Parmesan Recipe Card
In this period article a chicken Parmesan recipe is shared using a broiler fryer 3 pound cut into pieces 12 cup melted butter 12 cup dried bread crumbs 3 ounce Parmesan cheese 1 clove garlic minced 1 tsp salt 2 tsp parsley flakes 12 tsp oregano 12 tsp thyme 12 tsp black pepper 1 Tbsp butter Skin removed. coat each piece in crumb mix then butter. Bake in moderate oven 350 degrees until tender 1 to 1 14 hours.
Mrs Mae Sample thanks friends for support after loss
Mrs Mae Sample expresses gratitude for loving deeds and floral offerings shown after the death of her son Lewis G Sample. The note thanks friends and acknowledges their kindness.
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Mae Sample
Lewis G. Sample
San Antonio Visit Highlights Hairrell Family Trip
Mrs Ruth Hairrell and Miss Beverly Hairrell visited in San Antonio Monday and Tuesday with Mrs W E Cockerham. Mr and Mrs Bill Burney Jr and children of Tyler visited his parents Mr and Mrs W M Burney on the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hairrell
Beverly Hairrell
San Antonio
W. E. Cockerham
Bill Burney Jr
Tyler
W. M. Burney
Don Hurst and Don Hester Return From California Trip
Don Hurst and a friend, Don Hester of Temple, returned this week from a weeklong visit in La Mirda California. The travel pair shared notes on the trip and discussed plans upon returning home.
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Don Hurst
Don Hester of
Temple
la Mirda
Calif
Boys State Attendees From Local Area
Johnny Perry, Mark Ballard and Simon Martinez attend Boy's State in Austin this year, representing their community and taking part in civic leadership activities and government simulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Perry
Mark Ballard
Simon Martinez
Boy’s State
Austin
Confederate Victory At Yorktown In Peninsula Skirmish
Confederate forces under Colonel Daniel H. Hill repelled a Federal advance toward Yorktown on the Peninsula. Union troops, bolstered by reinforcements at Fortress Monroe, suffered heavy casualties while Hill’s North Carolina units inflicted distinct losses, forcing a retreat as Magruder redeployed. The Confederate commander downplayed the engagement, noting the main conflict lies ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorktown
Virginia
Daniel H. Hill
North Carolina
U.S
Fortress Monroe
Benjamin ¥. Butler
Massachusetts
Butler
John B. Magruder
Magruder
Richmond
Big Bethel Church
Hill
Mexico
Philippi
Manassas Junction
Picnic Outing at Fort Parker and Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs C E Williams and family enjoyed a picnic at Fort Parker on Sunday. Weekend guests at B F Rikard's home included Mrs H H Blackmon Martha Hardcastle Harold Thornton Claud Allen Neal Rhoades and daughter Sue. J H Fox and daughter Susan attended Betty Foxs graduation at Stephens College in Columbia Missouri and returned home with Betty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Williams
Carson Edward Jr
Larry Don
Alvis Bishop
David Lynn
Edward Williams
A. H. Chapman
Fort Parker
Tha Hardcastle
Harold Thornton
Baytown
Claud Allen
Neal Rhoades
Sue
Lancaster
J. H. Fox
Susan
Columbia
Missouri
Betty
Stephens College
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Confederacy
Robert Stonedale
First
Colonel Hill
West Point
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D. H. Hill
B. F. Rikard
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