Nursing Home Residents See Guys and Dolls
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Royce of Clear Creek Little Theatre donated tickets for the musical Guys and Dolls to Powell Nursing Home residents. Attendees included Fred Johnson Elisha Perkins Libby Casteel Betty Ray Ruth Guss Doris Hallmark Lori Ammann Gayla Flournoy and Janelle Fournoy activity director. Transportation was provided by the Galveston Community Action Council Senior Citizens Group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Royce
the Clear Creek
Little Theatre
The
Powell Nursing Home
Fred Johnson
Elisha Perkins
Libby Casteel
Betty Ray
Ruth Guss
Doris Hallmark
Lori Ammann
Gayla Flournoy
Janelle Fournoy
Community Action Council Senior Citizens Group of
Galveston
Thought For Food Weiner Grilling And Lamb Salad Recipe
Outdoor grilling tips suggest using large meats and cheese filled weiners, with bacon wrapped variants and broiling thicker cuts. A lamb salad recipe serves four, halved for two, combining lamb, celery, egg, olives, pimiento, and curry mayonnaise on lettuce. Chill before serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nere
Happiness Is a State of Mind in a Gulf Coast Town
A Midwest friend writes from a small Gulf Coast town about retirement happiness. He details living on social security, a paid-off cottage, a garden, neighborly sharing, occasional selling, and daily activities like chess in the park and keeping up with Little League and college teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Gulf Coast
National choreography conferences held across five U S cities
The National Association for Regional Ballet sponsors the 1972 Draft of Choreography Conferences with NEA support. Five five day events occur in Madison Winston Salem Ft Worth San Rafael and Schenectady this summer, featuring Todd Bolender as director and offerings in ballet technique music and lighting design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For Regional Ballet
National Endowment For the Arts
United States
Madison
Wis
Winston Salem
N.C
Ft. Worth
Texas
San Rafael
Calif
Schenectady
N.Y
Texas Christian University
Betty Watson
Judy Massey
Kim Steele
Kathy Anderson
Leslie Lofland
Randy Molina
Thor Anderson
The
Ballet Theatre
Bay of Galveston
Marc Ligon
Todd Bolender
Bolender
American Ballet Theatre
New York City Ballet
Joffrey Ballet
National Ballet
Europe
Unite States
Canada
Craft of Choreography
Three NAACP Delegates Attend July Convention
The Mainland Branch of the NAACP sent three delegates to the 63rd National Convention July 3 7 in Detroit Michigan Jessie Collins president Howard D Williams vice president and Johnnie Henderson member Alternates were Mrs Willie B Williams Mrs Mary Someny and Mrs Howard D Williams public chairman The NAACP will have its regular meeting on Monday August 7 at 7 30 p m in Texas City at the Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainland
The
NAACP
Detroit
Michigan
Jessie Collins
Howard D. Williams
Johnnie Henderson
Willie B. Williams
Mary Someny
Texas City
Community Meeting Schedule For Local Groups
Thursday Naomi Circle No 4 Rising Star Baptist 6 30 p m in home of president Mrs Cora English Mission No 2 7 30 p m in home of president Mrs Frank Eskridge Bible Band Progressive Baptist Church 7 p m in home of Mrs Dorothy Solomon Mrs Sarah Morris president Pride of La Marque Society No 166 6 30 p m Masonic Hall Robert Vaughn W S Friday Sweet Aster Courts No 327 Heroines of Jericho 4 p m Masonic Hall Mrs Inez Tave lor M A M Saturday The Community Bible Club 7 p m in home of Mrs Ester Parker Mrs Dan McGill president Independent Union Colored Laborers No 10 7 30 p m Masonic Hall L Winn president Faithful Youth No 17 O E S 9 a m Masonic Hall Mrs Sumpter Bell sponsor Monday Silver Circle No 101 Or der of Eastern Star 7 p m Masonic Hall Mrs R M Hicks W M Tuesday Bible Band Rising Star Bap tist Church 6 to 7 p m Rev D N Benford teacher Mrs Juanita Lusk president Nurse Aid Progressive Baptist Church 7 p m Mrs A Alexander president Wednesday Girl's Auxiliary of Greater Bell Zion Baptist Church Mrs Z Phillips matron Zion Courts No 505 Her oines of Jericho 6 30 p m Masonic Hall Mrs Emma Johnson Matron Highland Men's Social Club Park House 8 p m S Brad shaw Jr president Senior Usher Board special meeting 4 p m Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church John H Ross president
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
Rising Star Baptist Church
Cora English
Frank Eskridge
Progressive Baptist Church
Dorothy Solomon
Sarah Morris
Pride of la Marque Society
Robert Vaughn
W.S
Community Bible Club
Ester Parker
Dan McGill
Independent Union Colored Laborers No
Masonic Hall
L. Winn
Faithful Youth No
O.E.S
D.N. Benford
Juanita Lusk
Nurse Aid
A. Alexander
Greater Bell Zion
Park House
S. Bradshaw Jr
Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church
John H. Ross
Vows Solimnized Dozen Of Feats Kathy Jones And Henry Oldag
Kathy Jones and Henry Oldag exchanged nuptial vows at Queen of Peace Catholic Church La Marque on Friday July 21 in a double ring ceremony. Rev Frank Lagana officiated with a lavender and lace theme. The bride wore a white voile gown with lavender ribbon and crocheted lace details. maid of honor was Stephanie Jurca and junior bridesmaid Jo Ellen Jones. Best man was Andrew Oldag with Stephen Treaster as junior groomsman. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home. After a wedding trip the couple will reside at 824 Ross Avenue La Marque. The bride is a 1970 La Marque High School graduate employed by American National Insurance in Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Jones
Henry Oldag
Queen of Peace Catholic Church
la Marque
Frank Lagana
Damon Harkreader
Cynthia Willard
W. H. Jones
Frank Oldag
Stephanie Jurca
Jo Ellen Jones
Andrew Oldag
Stephen Treaster
W. H. Averitt
Becky Averitt
Brenham
Gwendolyn Juréa
La‘Marque
Ross Avenue
la Marque High School
American National Insurance Company
Galveston
Balques Host Family Reunion in Hitchcock Texas
Summer guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Balque of Hitchcock joined by Mrs. Birda Morgan and daughter Mrs. Louise Roquemore and son Darrall Paul of Thibodaux Louisiana. The group toured Dallas Six Flags Galveston and beachfront. A seafood dinner at Albert Feast Cafe followed along with tours of Mainland area. Mr. Willie T. Stone and sister-in-law of Dallas attended a weekend reunion dinner in their honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Balque
Hitchcock
Galveston
Beach Front
Balque
Mainland
Willie T. Stone
Dallas
Unon Carbide Declares Fifty Cent Dividend
Union Carbide Corporation board declares its 221st consecutive dividend of fifty cents a share payable September 1 1972 to stockholders of record August 4 1972. The last quarterly dividend was fifty cents a share paid June 1 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Union Carbide Corporation
Charter Flights Warned Illegal By CAB
The Civil Aeronautics Board alerts that European charter flights advertised publicly or offered to instant club members are illegal and risky for buyers. Promoters may fail to deliver return trips or any transportation, leaving travelers stranded or inconvenienced with altered departure dates and places. Passengers should deal only with legitimate chartering organizations to protect their money and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Bureau of Enforcement
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benno Anderson
Center
al Esposito
Stephen Caldex
Calder Race Course
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Andersons
Irene Hayes
M.J. Robinson
Francis Nugent
Schreiber & Miller
Galveston County
Oak St
la Marque Jaycee-Ette
Jaycee-Ettes
Wanda Phinney
Diana Keller
Sweet Aster Courts
Jericho
Inez Tavelor
Mrs. Henry Oldag
Balques
Six Flags
Morgan
Thibodoux, la
le Si - U - Ette
Unon Carbide
Consumers’ Corner
Italy
Joe Giacona
Rome
Scandinavia
Sicily
Giaconas
Joe
Palermo
Giacona
Business Machines Company