Early baby shower turns into out-of-town party tale
Out-of-town guests gathered in Texas City for a celebration tied to an upcoming baby shower. Margaret Gayle Teeter arrived early on December 3, prompting a playful mix of duties with Toni Garrison Teeter, Jimmy Teeter at sea, and hostesses Mitzi Hays McMillen and Lisa Reeves Stephens improvising as the delivery details unfolded. humorous notes about cooking and a freezer full of sinful sweets capped the story.
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Around Texas City Christmas Party Links Growing Families and News
The Texas City social scene centers on Lisa and Mitzi hosting a brunch with friends and relatives. Guests share updates on pregnancies, new babies, and family events, including Lisa and Steve Edwards expecting in July and Shellyn Rhoden welcoming Ryan Scott Rhoden on Dec 8.
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Slides prove she should have gone
In Texas City Pat Brown organized a 14 member tour group from local area to Whyalla South Australia as part of Texas City sister city ties for the Sesquicentennial. The group visited Adelaide Whyalla Barossa wine country a sheep station and Sydney Opera House enjoying koalas wombats dingoes and local hospitality. All four Texas City participants Geraldine Brown Cathy Gillentine Ethel Childress expressed enthusiasm and hoped for a return trip noting friendly Australians and fond memories including opals and mementoes from Whyalla.
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Students Serve as Officials in Texas City Youth Day
Seventeen high school students were elected by peers to serve one day as city officials during Youth and Government Day sponsored by the Noon and Evening Optimist Clubs of Texas City. They attended a council meeting, planned their day in government, met peers, chaired a commission session, toured the city, and joined a celebratory banquet with awards for Outstanding Boy Randy Plummer and Outstanding Girl Melissa Cartwright, plus a $50 savings bond forOutstanding Senior Student Karen Decker. Regina Outterside was named Optimists queen.
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