Bridge Club Gossip and Winners From Local Gatherings
Mrs W H Bauer Jr hosted the Eight Trix bridge club with guests Mrs Tony Holladay Mrs Dan Heard and Mrs Mickey Davis. Winners were Mrs Jay Hubbard Jr Mrs Curtis Nelson and Mrs Davis. The Wednesday Luncheon Bridge Club met at Mrs Curtis Nelsons. winners were Mrs Oshman Mrs Sam Seale and Mrs Jim Rudell. Breakfast Club at Mrs WB Mickle featured guests Mrs J C M Cryer and Mrs Don Lennertz. top winners were Mrs Rae Elder Mrs Roy Whitmire and Miss Etalka Wedig. Club Seventeen met at Mrs H C Smiths. guest Mrs Ben Sloane of Austin. High was Mrs Cryer and second Mrs Regan. next meeting at Mrs Terry Bunchs.
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W.H. Bauer, Jr
Trix” Bridge Club
Tony Holladay
Dan Heard
Mickey Davis
Jay Hubbard, Jr
Curtis Nelson
Davis
Peter Oshman
Oshman
Sam Seale
Jim Rudell
WB. Mickle
J.C.M. Cryer
Don Lennertz
Bridge
Rae Elder
Roy Whitmire
Etalka Wedig
H.C. Smith
Ben Sloane
Austin
W.C. Regan
Terry Bunch
Walter Payne
Takawasin Camp Fire Girls elect officers and plan Venture Craft
Tivoli News reports the Takawasin Camp Fire Girls elected Jackie McGuire as president Nelda Tarias as secretary and Rosemarie Conner as treasurer. They launched Venture Craft studying ideals life quality and stress coping. Crusade participation set for April 23 with many Easter weekend visits and family gatherings noted.
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Takawasin Camp
Oficers
Jackie McGuire
Nelda Tarias
Rosemarie Conner
Tokawasin Camp
Omiccon Alpha pledges and officer change noted
The Texas Omicron Alpha Chapter met at the First State Bank on Tuesday April 8 at 7 30 p m New pledges entered the Ritual of Jewels Chapter Mrs B B Browning Miss Billie Geer Mrs Monty Goss Miss Linda Hobital and Mrs Lamar Marshall Jr were initiated Mrs Bill Swope elected treasurer for 1975 76 replacing Mrs Fred Wilkerson who resigned After business Mrs Reuben Petrusek presented Gardening in the Home door prize won by Mrs Harry Frankson
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Texas Omicron Alpha
First State Bank
B.B. Browning
Billie Geer
Monty Goss
Linda Hobital
Lamar Marshall
Bill Swope
Fred Wilkerson
Reuben Petrusek
Harry Frankson
Volunteers Organize Gulf Coast Nursing Home Auxiliary
Eighteen prospective volunteers met with Mrs. Nancy Turner, director of activities at Gulf Coast Nursing Home, in the First National Bank Community Room at 10 am to discuss forming the auxiliary. A follow up meeting is set for 10 am Tuesday, April 15 at the bank to elect officers. interested women may call three coordinators for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Turner
Gulf Coast Nursing Home
First National Bank
Gulf Coast Nursing Home Auxiliary
Paul Stapp
Ronald Kuerner
Don Fisher
Seafoods Boost Family Meals Says Nutrition Expert
Mrs. Mary Sweeten, foods and nutrition specialist, notes sea foods satisfy family appetites. She highlights protein minerals iron calcium and vitamins A and D. Seafoods are easy to prepare and good substitutes for red meat or poultry in casseroles soups or stews. Red snapper in season can be baked or broiled with lemon and butter served over rice.
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Mary Sweeten
Asparagus highlights for spring meals and light meals
Fresh asparagus stars in springtime dishes with poached eggs and Hollandaise or Parmesan sauce for lunch or supper. Lighter options include asparagus stalks with eggs and cheese, served with English muffins or toasted gluten free bread for dieters.
Eggs and Asparagus with Parmesan Sauce
A recipe details a method to prepare four servings by making a creamy Parmesan sauce then cooking tender crisp asparagus and poached eggs to serve atop the vegetables. It lists butter flour milk cheese seasonings and the steps to finish the dish.
School Cafeteria Lunch Menu Calhoun County Schools
Calhoun County elementary and junior high cafeterias offer Friday fried fish with catsup, buttered potatoes, tossed salad, hot rolls, fruit pie and chocolate milk. The menu spans elementary and junior high meals in the district.
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Calhoun County School
Calhoun
College Station Shoe Trends Dip in Spring Styles
Shoes styles are changing this spring with wedges in wood veneer canvas and leather and natural fibers. Flats with a small heel return, while platforms fade as heel heights stay at three to four inches. Claudia Mitzel of Texas consumer education notes the shift toward simpler soles.
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College Station
Claudia Mitzel
The
Texas
Food sale at Grace Episcopal Parish Hall April 17
The Grace Episcopal Church Women sponsor a food sale of fresh and frozen items in Grace Parish Hall from 9 to 1 on April 17. The event is open to the public, cited by the Agricultural Extension Service of the Texas A&M University System.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal
Grace Episcopal Church
Agricultural Extension Service
The
Texas A&m University System
Regan Family Trip Covers Dallas Austin Visits
Mr and Mrs W C Regan returned from a Dallas trip visiting their daughter and family Tom Pritchett and children Leslie Ann and Jack and Mrs Regans parents J P Lynch They then stopped in Austin to see son Rex Regan a UT student Mr and Mrs Ben Sloane were guests of Gene C Traylor yesterday They then visited uncle Jess Holman at Gulf Coast Nursing home and joined cousins Mrs W Tanner and Mr Tanner for luncheon Also Tye Holman and Mrs Phil Holman of Weimar visited.
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Gordon Diesen
Corpus Christi
Joseph Yaklin
E.E. Schultz
Hallettsville
Schultz
Eunice Davenport
Charles Sommer
Ross
Darren
Palmer Sommer
Otto Orsak
Schultzes
Arlington Texas
Eugene Prasek
Denise
Dana
Dick Schultz
la Grange
W.C. Regan
Dallas
Tom Pritchett
Leslie
Ann
Jack
Ben Sloane
Gene C. Traylor
Austin
Tye Holman
Phil Holman
Weimar
Jess Holman
Gulf Coast
W. Tanner
Mr. Tanner
Drab Paris Fashion Show Signals Somber Fall Line
Paris AP reports French designers favor drab, somber tones for fall with skimpy cuts hinting at fabric savings. Yves Saint Laurent presents mostly classic looks with fewer pants, more jumpsuits for men, velvet skirts, capes, rain gear, and quilted jackets. Kenzo Takada contrasts with bright colors and varied silhouettes.
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Paris
Sain Laurent
Kenzo Takada
Seadrift Groups Meet for Canoe Club and Girl Scout Activities
Seadrift Girl Scouts troop 87 met April 7 at First Baptist Church with a bayfront hike and seawall rest. A canoe race held April 5 in Angleton saw Terry Braun and Ricky Carter of Seadrift placing second. Canoe Club met April 7 with 12 members. plans for Water Holiday on April 26 include a Swinging Bridge start at 8 30 and a bayfront booth. Various locals visited relatives and attended church and conventions in San Antonio and Fulton.
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Girl Scouts
First Baptist Church
Rodl
Bayfront
Angleton
Terry Braun
Ricky Carter
Seadrift
Seadrift Canoe Club
Therr
Calhoun County History Committee Schedules April 29 Meeting
The Calhoun County Historical Survey Committee rescheduled its meeting to April 29 at 7:30 p.m. in the First State Bank. Mrs. Katie Guidry will present a pictorial history of Calhoun County.
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Calhoun County Historical Survey Committee
First State Bank
Katie Guidry
Calhoun County
Dear Ann Landers exposes a troubled marriage dilemma
In a reader’s letter a 77 year old man and his 60 year old wife discuss a thrice weekly arrangement with a mutual friend. Ann Landers warns the arrangement breaks the Ten Commandments and urges men to curb flirty behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Florida
Ilinois
Seadrift PTA to present student fashion show
Seadrift PTA invites the public to a 7 p.m. meeting at Seadrift Elementary School on Monday. The program features a fashion show by seventh to ninth grade home economics students from Fannin Junior High, announced by Linda Parnell. About 25 girls model their self made garments.
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Seadrift
Seadrift Pta
Seadrift Elementary
Fannin Junior High School
Linda Parnell
Boring for children as good on some occasions
Dr. Jennie Kitching in College Station says occasional boredom helps children develop independence. Too much stimulation can make a child passive and reliant on others or inanimate objects for ideas. Unplanned downtime allows self generated play and calm thinking, fostering personal responsibility.
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College Station
Jennie Kitching
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
Dr. Kitching
Best local history book wins Texas award Georgetown TX
Georgetown to receive Texas Historical Commission award for Land of Good Water Takachue Pouetsu Williamson County history by Clara Stearns Scarbrough. Frank M. Covert III presented the honor at the Woman's Club of Georgetown meeting. Scarbrough chairs the Williamson County Historical Survey Committee and writes for newspapers.
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Georgetown
Williamson County
Texas
Clara Stearns Scarbrough
Texas Historical Commissioners
Frank M. Covert III
Scarbrough
Woman's Club of
Lamb of
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