Tri-Club Flower Show Staging Committee Named
Texas City La Marque and Community Garden Clubs form the staging committee led by Mrs K J Carney Mrs G M Prescott and Mrs G A Speck to plan artistic horticulture and display entries for the Tri-Club Standard Flower Show set for April 14 at Nessler Civic Center Texas City from 2 to 8 pm Advance artistic registration ends April 6 and entries are accepted April 7 to 10 30 am with rules details from the artistic chairmen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Club
L.G. Geddes
Arcadia
L. A. Sadler
Texas’ City
J.C. Young
Texas City Garden Club
Texas City
la Marque
K. J. Carney
G.M. Prescott
Nessler Civic Center
M. W. Watson
M. H. LaRue
G. Wofford
T. G. Geddes
J. S. Oldenburg
Tolbert Exchange Club Luncheon In Texas City
The Friendly Exchange Home Demonstration Club held its annual luncheon at Mae's Restaurant in Texas City on March 18 with twelve members attending. The reg ular meeting at Mrs Elbert Tolbert's home on March 22 featured Mrs Henry Mays as president, with special guests County Agents Donna Pesky and Marcia Warden speaking on credit. An hour workshop followed before lunch served by hostess Mrs Agnes Solomon, who welcomed new member Solomon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Exchange Home Demonstration Club
Mae’s
Texas City
Elbert Tolbert
South Cobb
Henry Mays
Donna Pesky
Marcia Warden
County Home
Agnes Solomon
Texan Nominated for National PTA Vice President
Mrs N Ledger of 209 S Main Street Copperas Cove former Texas state PTA president has been nominated for National PTA vice president from Region VI If elected at the 1971 convention in Oklahoma City May 23 26 she will represent Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Missouri Oklahoma and Texas as Region VI vice president
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Ledger
S. Main Street
Copperas Cove
Texas
PTA
National
Oklahoma City
Ledger
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Oklahoma
Advertising Exposure Gaps Highlight Gender Messaging
A research company reports that women view 305 advertising messages daily while men see 285. The figures underscore gender differences in media exposure, suggesting varying audience reach and potential implications for campaign targeting and creative strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Viewers
Elks Auxiliary Elects Officers for 1971 72
The Mainland Elks Ladies Auxiliary announced new officers for 1971 72 with Harriett Russell as president Eleanor Phillips as first vice president Greta Cross as second vice president Jeanne Abernathy secretary Minnie Bish op treasurer Verda Katruski chaplain An installation dinner is planned for April 15 at 7 p m and a business meeting on April 1 for further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainland
Elks Ladies Auxiliary
Harriett Russell
Eleanor Phillips
Greta Cross
Jeanne Abernathy
Minnie Bishop
Verda Katruski
School Lunch Menu Week of March 29 1971
Elementary and secondary menus list daily options for March 29 1971. Lunches include chicken fried steak, hamburgers, braised beef, barbecued turkey, beef stew, varied salads, vegetables, fruit, pudding or ice cream, bread and milk. Numerous dishes feature canned fruit, traditional sides, and dessert choices across both levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mainland Community Club Plans May Spring Tea
Mrs Hattie Mae Harrison hosted the Mainland Community Club meeting led by president Mrs E M English with devotional guidance from Mrs W L Miller. Plans were made for the annual spring tea in May, chaired by Mrs Robert Morant, with next meeting April 7 at 7 30 p.m hosted by Mrs Milton Jubert. Condolences to Mrs Allen Sneed at Danforth Hospital and Mrs Robert Runitt at Galveston County Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Mae Harrison
Mainland Community Club
M. F. English
W. L. Miller
Robert Morant
Milton Jubert
Allen Sneed
Danforth Hospital
Robert Runitt
Galveston County Memorial Hospital
Newcomers Listed in Community Public Service Figures
The article lists new residents as of March 23 1971 for multiple names and addresses including Larry Beil 220 Orange Mike Wheeler 23 411 Ave A Gary Pitts 2217 Meadowlane Jerry R Hocutt 310 Plum James R Turner 603 Azalea John Delaney 1808 Nashby Elijah Burrell 6002 Willis Cr Bobby Blanken ship 1005 Camp Circle Ken McTague 2527 May Vita Harner 1115 3rd Street Patricia Brown 605 Lake Apt B Glenda Williams 5912 Anderson Minnie Youngdale 1107 Pirtle Calvin Narcisse 1101 Linden Hugh S Bates 505 Duroux Marvin C Williams 8010 Jonquil Ronnie G Burleson 4 P L Trat er Pk Joyce Turbeville 318 Newman Rd Alton Guice 1022 Ross Fred Alaniz 1306 Lyric Lane Dennis Doherty 1611 Oleander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Public Service Company
Larry Beil
Orange
Mike Wheeler
Ave A
Gary Pitts
Meadowlane
Jerry R. Hocutt
Plum
James R. Turner
Azalea
John Delaney
Nashby
Elijah Burrell
Willis
Alvin Junior College Students Lead Gulf Coast Conf
Roger Rhodes, president of the AJC Student Government Association, notes the Alvin Junior College group was elected secretary treasurer of the Gulf Coast Junior College Intercollegiate Conference after leading the local government efforts. The administration touts campaigns against tuition hikes, student faculty communication seminars, and an anti pollution drive. The group aims to exchange ideas to help each college student government solve local problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Junior College
Gulf Coast Junior College
AJC
Roger Rhodes
AJC Student Government Association
James Buchanan the only life long bachelor president
The article notes James Buchanan as the sole U S president who remained a lifelong bachelor, highlighting this distinctive personal detail about his tenure in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Buchanan
Miss Eva Sue Eakin to Wed May 22 in La Marque
Miss Eva Sue Eakin and Morris Samford Jr plan a May 22 wedding at First Baptist Church La Marque. Eva Sue, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene E Eakin of La Marque, and Morris Samford Jr, son of Mr and Mrs Morris Samford Sr of Carthage, are both connected to Stephen F Austin State University. Eva Sue is a La Marque High School graduate and S F A State freshman. Morris is a Carthage High School graduate and S F A State senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene E. Eakin
la Marque
Eva Sue
Morris’ Samford Jr
Morris Samford Sr
Carthage
la Marque High School
Stephen F. Austin State University
Carthage High School
Stephen F, Austin State University
First Baptist Church
Caldera
K. J. Hile
Jessie Lee
Joseph Colden Hux III
J. C. Hux
la Marque Nursery
Pioneer High School
San Jose
California
Pepsi Colar Company
Queen of Peace Catholic Church
Sophie Louise Walker
Theral H. Walker
John Taylor Hander
First Presbyterian Church
William W. Hander
American National Insurance Company
U. S. Navy
School Choir Concert Set for March 30 at La Marque High
Some 700 choir students from Intermediate and elementary schools will present a musical program on Tuesday March 30 at La Marque High School auditorium. George Walters music chairman opens at 7 30. Choirs from Lake Road Inter City Simms Westlawn and more perform varied pieces directed by Norma Key Jean Epley Lynda Wells Carolyn Holloway Nolza Stonum Steve Dunlap C J Williams Mamie Taylor and others. Finale features America Our Heritage with trumpet accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Marque High School
George Walters
Lynda Wells
Lake Road
Simms
Carolyn Holloway
Nolza Stonum
Westlawn
Top Auto Mechanics Sought By Plymouth Trouble Shooting Contest
The annual national search for top young auto mechanics includes a College of the Mainland team. Two students will join via intra class competition to represent the college in Dallas. The contest blends a 30 percent written exam with a 70 percent mechanical challenge. Winners earn trips and over 125000 in scholarships and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
College of the Mainland
Plymouth
Artie Rusk
Industrial Education College of the Mainland
Jerry Preas
Automotive Tech
Dallas
Indianapolis
Speedway
Unitarian Talk By Bridge Director In Galveston
William Dunaway of First Presbyterian Church and The Bridge will speak at the Galveston County Unitarian Fellowship on March 28. The group meets 10:30 a.m. Sundays at Fellowship House La Marque, with nursery and Sunday school. The Bridge, at 18th and Winnie Galveston, houses runaway teens and runs the Bay Area Young Adult Project with a $60,000 Justice Department grant, seeking $20,000 more to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
William Dunaway
First Presbyterian Church
Galveston County Unitarian Fellowship
Fellowship House
Ross Street
la Marque
Bridge
18Th and
Winnie
Bay Area Young Adult Project, Inc
America
Dunaway
Justice Department
WSCS Officers At Lakeview Meet
Officers of the Houston East District Women s Society of Christian Service held a pilot study Friday and Saturday at Lakeview Methodist Assembly in Palestine. District officers included Mrs Edwin T Summers Mrs Bunyan Ross Mrs L M Hayes Mrs C D Thompson Mrs J H Jones and Mrs Thomas Flanders with about 95 in attendance. Leader for the weekend study was Mrs R M McKinney chair man of the pilot study task group. Alma Hegar of the Wesleyan Service Guild also attended from the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston East
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Lakeview
Anne Sheppard Pledges AXD at North Texas State
Anne Sheppard accepted an invitation to pledge Alpha Xi Delta at the Epsilon Omega chapter on North Texas State University campus. The national sorority has 118 chapters and about fifty thousand members. Miss Sheppard is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J K Sheppard and a La Marque High School graduate of 1970. She is a second semester freshman majoring in music education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Sheppard
AXD
Alpha Xi Delta
Epsilon Omega
North Texas State University
United States
Miss Sheppard
J.K. Sheppard
la Marque High School
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Exchange Club
Mrs Elbert
Tolbert
Elks Auxiliary
Miss Eakin
Eva
Eakin
Mediate School
C. J. Willams
Mamie Taylor
Ronald Williams
Com
WSCS
Trict
Alma Hegar
The
Wesleyan Service Guild
Solomon
Solids & Co
Theu
Salem
Bent Dickinson
Vogue
Your Electric Light & Power Company
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