Bluebonnet Flour Hour Bake-off Winner Announced
Jayne Sedate of 2837 E 21st Street won the grand prize at the Globe Theater bake-off Saturday with a white chocolate mousse iced cake featuring lady fingers and genoise. The event drew over 250 food entries and ran alongside the Globe Theater activities.
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Jayne Sedate
E. 21St St
Globe Theater
Bluebonnet Flour Radio Hour at Globe Theatre
A 1936 Texas Centennial musical comedy mixed with puns and weak plot. Rick Wells and William Stebbins star as Stephen Austin and Samuel Houston in a disjointed live radio drama within a Bluebonnet Flour Co sponsorship. Notable numbers by Cynthia Cole and a chorus of Flour Girls propel a colorful staging under David Weaver. Admissions $7 adults $4 students seniors.
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Samuel Houston
Austin
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Houston
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Susan Andersen- Karakashian
S. Lynn Schofield
Jeanne Mayers
Sandra Parker
Cynthia Cole
O’ Texas
Suzanne Bullard
Bluebonnet Belles
Jan Collerd
Rick
June Smith
David Weaver
Cole
American actor Wanamaker wins bid to rebuild Globe Theatre
Sam Wanamaker won a 17 year battle with London's Southwark Council to redevelop the Shakespeare's Globe site on the Thames. The settlement grants a 125 year lease and covers $10.8 million in damages while a 1,000 seat replica theater is planned to host Henry V and other plays under Wanamaker's Shakespeare Globe Trust.
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Youth Choir Ambassadors Chosen for Chamber of Commerce
The Youth Choir of First Baptist Church has been named official ambassadors for the Greater Odessa Chamber of Commerce on July 4. President-elect Bill Griffin praised the invitation to perform at Gunnison Colorado's Independence Day celebration and said the group will represent Odessa and the chamber with pride.
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Crisis inertia fuels divorce struggles and recovery
Phyllis Gillis recalls a brutal two years during her divorce marked by cut utilities, canceled insurance, and halted child support. She labored in a hot kitchen to survive, later building a PR firm in Princeton and advising that equitable asset division often fails women who stay at home. She argues crisis inertia and the 1970s reforms did not fully ease fair settlements.
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