Dresses and honors at Friday bridesmaids luncheon
Miss Sheri Horine and her mother hosted a Friday bridesmaids luncheon for Mrs. James May, the former Dissaets Laurel Wallace. The Horine home featured lavender pink and white flowers matching the wedding colors. Special guests included Mrs. James B. Wallace and other relatives of the groom plus several local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James May
Laurel Wallace
Horine
James B. Wallace
John Vincent Hayes
A.J. Marshall
Jerry Halsey
Kenneth Bryant
Fletcher Wallace
Charles T. Wallace
Controe
Texas
W.D. Barnes
Cynthia Marshall
Bobby Smith
Tucson, Ariz
W.C. Marshall
Shirley Marion
Personal Notices From Regional Social Calendar
Mr and Mrs Cecil Kleere returned from a camping trip to Inks State Park and Buchanan Dam. Mrs Wallace Dierlam and Mrs Byron Olhausen were lay delegates from First United Methodist Church to the annual conference in San Antonio at Travis Park Church and La Villita. Curt Schmidt of New Braunfels and Wm Schmidt and children Amy and Will of San Antonio visited the Mowens for the weekend to attend the confirmation of Curt Mowen by Bishop Harold Gosnell at Grace Episcopal Church. Other guests included Jerry Stokes and son Ryan of Tallahassee. Henrich Schaper of Hanover Germany and Miss Astrid Schaper willleave Thursday after visiting Annabelle McDonald as they begin their trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Kleere
Inks State Park
Buchanan Dam
Wallace Dierlam
Byron Olhausen
First United Methodist Church
San Antonio
Travis Park Methodist Church
la Villita Convention Center
Curt Schmidt
New Braunfels
Wm. E. Schmidt
Amy
Will
Wm. R. Mowens
Curt Mowen
Harold Gosnell
Grace Episcopal Church
Mowen
Jerry Stokes
Ryan
Tallahassee
Fla
Henrich Schaper
Hanover
Germany
Annabelle McDonald
Astrid Schaper
AFS
Tami Parsons
Gaylynn Wall
U.S
Second Place Winner Improves Room in 4-H Project
Patti Maguire begins her room improvement project with sister help and parental support. They plan from decorating books and stores, document progress with slides, paper a wall, paint others, and reconfigure furniture for space. Father builds desk, shelving, and chairs. sisters share beds and storage. The project saves over 100 dollars, while Patti earns honors as Lakeside 4-H Club member, recreation chairman, reporter, and future secretary, and competes at state level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patti Maguire
Patti
Lakeside 4-H Club
County 4- H Council
Homemaking workshop on birth defects and genetics
A Thursday morning workshop at Calhoun High School, Homemaking Department, covers birth defects and genetic counseling. Sponsored by the National Foundation of the March of Dimes, with a Beaumont representative to boost interest in future generations. Films include Keep on Walking and From Generation to Generation. Free admission. open to interested youths and adults. Contact Mrs. Montier at 552-5870 or 552-3775.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun High School
National Foundation of the March of Dimes
Don Montier
Beaumont
Local Graduate Alex Hernandez Completes UH BA in Political Science
Alex R. Hernandez of Port Lavaca earned a BA in Political Science from the University of Houston on May 17. A Calhoun High School graduate of 1970 he will attend Northwestern University School of Law in Chicago this fall. He is married to Andrea Pena and they have two children, Alex Jr. and Rachel Rene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex R. Hernandez
Jesus G. Hernandez
Port Lavaca
University of Houston
Calhoun High School
Northwestern Univeristy Law School
Chicago
Andrea Pena
Alex, Jr
Rachel Rene
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Reflects Daily Dilemmas
A 1975 Ann Landers column features reader questions on danger in a car, misjudgments about strangers, and relationship ethics. The adviser warns against leaving a car unlocked, urges police contact, and gently guides readers on moral choices while offering a sex education booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
Ann Landers
Sne
Dad
P.O
Elgin
Enterprises, Inc
Farewell visits for AFS hosts Astrid Schaper guests
Port Lavaca hosts Astrid Schaper and her Hanover Germany parents with a busy itinerary. They attended a tea at Dr and Mrs Willmanns, toured industrial sites, enjoyed a Texas barbeque, shrimp party, high school tour, and boat trip, with dinners and lunches planned through Thursday before trips to Houston, New Orleans, Washington, and New York on the final leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFS
R.R Willmann
Rockport
Port Aransas
Corpus Christi
Texas
Walter
New Orleans
Washington, D.C
New York
Hanover
Port Lavaca
Parmesan Chicken Oven Fried for Four
A crisp crusted chicken dish uses herb stuffing powder Parmesan and parsley. Moistened chicken coated in stuffing bake skin side up at 400 degrees for 50 to 60 minutes until tender. Finish with lemon juice and serve four portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Point Comfort Club Announces July Beach Party
The Point Comfort Home Demonstration Club met June 4 at Mrs. Carlos Mireles home. Mrs. James Tanner won the door prize. Mrs. Richard Miller gave the Council report and committee assignments. The next meeting will be the club’s annual beach party on July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Comfort Home
Carlos Mireles
James Tanner
Richard Miller
Cubs to meet at Ganado for District Family Day
Indianola Cub Scouts and families converge at Mauritz Scout Reservation near Ganado for a 1:45 PM Saturday Family Day with 12:30 to 1:30 PM gathering, flag ceremony, races, district Olympics, and a caravan to Corpus Christi on July 12 for Council Olympics, plus a campfire program and skits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scouts
Indianola
Mauritz
Ganado
Corpus Christi
Buccaneer Stadium
Lamar student Janice Wilson earns 4.0 average at Lamar
Beaumont Janice Wilson of Port Lavaca is among 318 students with a perfect 4.0 GPA for the Spring 1975 semester at Lamar University. The academic deans announced the list from Lamar seven undergraduate colleges, noting 53 May graduates. Wilson earned a mathematics degree in recent Lamar commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Janice Wilson
Port Lavaca
Lamar University
Lamar
Wilson
Kitching Named as Assistant Director in Texas Extension
Texas Agricultural Extension Service appoints Jennie C. Kitching as assistant director for home economics. She has led the Extension Life Program for six years and will coordinate with state agent Claudia Williams. Kitching, president of the Texas Home Economics Association, will chair the American Home Economics Association meeting in San Antonio this month. She holds a B S from East Texas State University 1963 an M S from University of Tennessee 1966 and a Ph D from Florida State University 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Jennie C. Kitching
Claudia Williams
John E. Hutchinson
Agricultural Extension Service
Kitching
Texas Home Economics Association
American Home Economics Association
San Antonio
East Texas State University
the Univ. of Tennessee
Florida State Univ
Missionettes visit Astroworld and community trips
The Missionettes from the Assembly of God Church visited Astroworld. Members listed include Mrs. W F Neill Frances Neill Sherry Bowman Gwen Bishop April May Jamie Amason Kim Cady JoAnne Cady Pam May Vickie Gann Carla Bennetsen Missy Holder Mary Jane Trousdale Kathy Lawson Jeanette Gray April Blevins Tammy Storenski Lora Smith Lesa Bowman and Mary Alice Rivers. Families and friends traveled on extended trips across Texas and into Canada and Arizona with visits to Waco Winnipeg Payson and Salt Lake City before returning to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God Church
Astroworld
Mrs. W.F. Neill
Frances Neill
Sherry Bowman
Gwen Bishop
April May
Jamie Amason
Kim Cady
JoAnne Cady
Pam May
Vickie Gann
Carla Bennetsen
Missy Holder
Mary Jane Trousdale
Kathy Lawson
Jeanette Gray
April Blevins
Tammy Storenski
Lora Smith
Lesa Bowman
Mary Alice Rivers
First United Methodist Church offers junior high sex ed course
Beginning June 11 through 13 at the First United Methodist Church a sex education course for junior high youth and their parents will be held. The First Baptist Church youth headed to Glorieta must have their balance deposit paid in the church office before departure. Reservations cover trip to Glorieta and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Glorieta
Ten colleges share $20000 Hubbell scholarships
The American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers announces ten colleges will each receive $2000 to aid young composers performers and future teachers. Howard University University of Wisconsin University of Miami Ithaca College North Texas State University Peabody Institute Syracuse University Mississippi State University University of Utah University of Washington funded from Raymond Hubbell estate creator of Poor Butterfly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Raymond Hubbell
Stanley Adams
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Howard University
University of Wisconsin
University of Miami
Ithaca College
North Texas State University
Peabody Institute
Syracuse University
Mississippi State University
University of Utah
University of Washington
USCAP
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Sheri Horine
Maurice S. Horine
Gerhard Frels
Cuero
Daugher
Alene Joyce
Rayburn Alan Haynie
Seadrift
Joe D. Haynie
Salem Lutheran Church
George Haynes
Walter Maguire
Dear Ann Landers
Mom
Ann
AFL
Tom Parsons
Ralph Wall
Schapers
Mrs. Parsons
Cubs
Wright’s Sewing Center
E. Maing
Calhoun County Office Supply
Margaret Chatham
W.F. Neill
Waco
Mr. Neill
David Neill
Jimmy
Missy
Tex Inman
Wendy
Tammy
Baytown
Jerry Weaver
Dan Ross
Monica
Dianne
Susan
Brookshire
Ruth Gaines
Walter Dierlam
Danny and
Randy
Luling
John J. DeForest
Leon Medina
Langdon
North Dakota
Rita Madden
Winnipeg
Canada
Payson
Arizona
J.W. Sparkman
Ruby M. Day
Bryan Canyon
Salt Lake City
Garland
K.D. Mc
Texas Floor Co
W. Main
DIAL
Ramsey Carpet Care
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