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Newspaper
Port Lavaca Wave
Location
Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1975
Page
3
Mrs D V Dunlap serves as vice president alongside Mrs George Haynes secretary, Mrs Cecil Mae Fenner treasurer, and Mrs A H Wagner parliamentarian in the Wave Photo caption detailing the organization’s leadership.
Calhoun Home Demonstration Council met in the Agriculture Building at 9 a m with 14 members and County Agent Mrs Shirley Dodd present A special guest was District 11 Extension Service Agent Mrs July Sanders from College Station The meeting noted 28 members attended the Victoria April 15 event Nominees for T H D A chairmen were named Mrs Charles Crober and Mrs C G Holder Jr Members urged to memorize the T H D A creed and songs A bus to the State Convention in Abilene Sept 23 24 25 was announced with a chartered bus for the National Meeting in Orlando Florida Sept 15 18 A committee was appointed to revise the Standing Rules
Tivoli residents hosted and visited friends with multiple gatherings. Isobel Lee and fellow graduates were celebrated with a pre graduation fish fry at Lions Park attended by twelve of fourteen candidates and about forty five guests. Other notes cover Mr and Mrs Huffman eye surgery in Irving, Mrs Minnie Gilbert’s 42 party in Tivoli, San Antonio trips for husband and wife couples, and Hochheim Prairie Farm Mutual convention attendance with related sightseeing.
Point Comfort residents gather for church meeting May 18 to 21 with Bill York of Victoria and a covered dish dinner at Olivia Community Center after Sunday service. Support for Point Comfort Little League fundraising draws June 3. Local social updates include visits, weekend travels, and a homecoming from Don Ezzell.
April Queen of Group 1 Mrs Sam Tuttle was crowned and given a charm at the Monday 7 pm meeting attended by 18 members plus seven visitors from Point Comfort Club. Queen for the week was Mrs James Fussell with a 3% weight loss. New member Mrs Leroy Hahn to present Show and Tell next meeting. Mrs William Hahn Sr read Have Your Snacks and Diet Too. Mrs Sam Tuttle encouraged backsliders. Stormy Heiner led a foods calories program and group exercises.
Susan Gibson bride elect of James E. Ketch was honored with a miscellaneous shower in Mills Hall on ISU campus. Gibson, who will graduate this month, and Ketch plan a late summer wedding. Guests included Judy Huck Theresa Brown Debbie Austin Vickie Anderson Linda Shireman Marilee Wall Lou Vijayakar Chris Johnson Pam Fitzgerald Betsy Bowen and Mrs Betty Ketch mother of the groom.
Kim Evans from Kingsville spent the weekend at home with his parents Mr and Mrs Harold Evans. Mr and Mrs John Manselka of Victoria were Sunday guests of their nephew and nice Mr and Mrs Harold Evans. Porter Nunley has returned home from DeTar Hospital. Ricky Sikes won a 3rd place trophy in motorcycle class 125 and Jerry won 1st in class 100.
Mrs Warren H Parker hosted a Tuesday luncheon bridge at her home. Winners for the afternoon were Mrs Roy Whitmire and Mrs Dick Traylor Sr.
Mr and Mrs Mike Gibson of Port Lavaca announce the birth of twins Cristin Denise and Leslie Anne May 4 at Deer Hospital in Victoria. Cristin Denise arrived 10 20 weighing 6 pounds 0 ounces and Leslie Anne at 10 21 weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces. Maternal grandparents are Clayton E Brelsford of Wilmington NC and Mrs Brelsford. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs J Audrey Gibson of Tyler Texas. Maternal great grandfather is Harry E Brelsford of Royal Oak Michigan.
Miss Susan Saylor bride elect of Craig Basham of Dassetta was honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Bill Hahn. Daisy corsages were given to the honoree and her mother Mrs. Billy Saylor and the groom’s mother Mrs. Byron Basham. Grandmother Mrs. George Cannon attended.
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