Hospital Auxiliary Presented Review
The Champ Traylor Memorial Hospital Auxiliary held its first general meeting of 1975 76 at Town Hall with 25 members and guest Mrs Ben Comiskey of Houston. Mrs Comiskey reviewed A Personal Country by A C Greene. Officers were elected and orientation for new members conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Traylor Memorial Hospital
Town Hall
First State Bank
Ben Comiskey
Houston
Comiskey
C Greene
J. D. Hamilton
J. E. King
W. Maguire
Max Sturm
King
Nancy Edwards
de de Shillings
Shirley Roeder
S. A Bradley
Frank Diehel
Poor Man's Benefit Dinner For Church Set
Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church plans a Poor Man's Supper on November 15 from 4 30 to 9 p m in the School of Religion. A bowl of potato soup and a slice of bread will be served. tickets start at a $2 donation. Proceeds aid Oblate missions in Quiechapa Tequisixtlan and Huamelula Mexico with Father McNally Sister Gabriel Ann Tamayo as general chairmen and Marvin Hirscher as general chairman.
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Our Lady of the
Tequisixtlan
Huamelula
Mexico
Marvin Hirscher
Eugene Balaska
John Blinka
Joaquin Cruz
John Dodd
Alberto Moreno
Faustino Saenz
Juan Salazar
Bill Schmidt
Baptist Group Delays Meeting in Fellowship Hall
The WMU Royal Service Meeting of the First Baptist Church is postponed until Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Mrs E King will lead the program and new officers for the year will be presented.
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WMU
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Point Comfort Home Demonstration Club Meeting Recap
The Point Comfort Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs James Tanner as hostess and Mrs Henry Garza leading the prayer. Meeting notes mention a plan to place a Country Store at Gulf Coast Nursing Home as a club donation. Next hostess is Mrs Robert Smith for November 5. door prize won by Mrs Carroll Kauepper. bicentennial quilt to aid fundraising. info line provided with two phone numbers.
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Point Comfort Home
James Tanner
Henry Garza
Gulf Coast Nursing Home
Robert Smith
Carroll Kauepper
Ann Landers Columns On Bedwetting And Family Bully
Readers recount how to handle bedwetting and a domineering elder in a two part query. A nurse urges professional help for nocturnal wetting seen as symptom of deeper issues, while Beat Down seeks guidance to confront a volatile elder who undermines marriages.
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Ann
Mrs. K
Make a quilted bedspread with little effort and cost
Dear Heloise offers simple tips for a quilted look using bed linens and two mattress pads. Instructions include layout, cutting, sewing, and a possible ruffle addition. Readers share mop, bread bag clip, and pineapple top hacks, plus storage and freezing ideas.
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Heloise
Dinner Planned for Our Lady of the Gulf Turkey Dinner
Mrs. Max Pina Jr presided at Our Lady of the Gulf Altar Society meeting on Oct 16. Final plans for the annual turkey dinner on Nov 9 from 11 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. with tickets 2 for adults and 1 25 for children. Plates to go and desserts available. Tickets in advance from members. Members to Parish Hall at 7 and 3 30 p.m. Hostesses named as Mrs Ray Davila Mrs John De la Cruz and Mrs John Paul. The Rev Don McMahan spoke of his Vatican Rome assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Pina Jr
Our Lady of the Gulf
Ray Davila
John de la Cruz
John Paul
School Lunches Menu For Thursday
Thursday menu lists hamburgers with pinto beans and hamburger salad. Side items include potato chips and Jello with milk.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hospital Auxiliary
Richard Mauer
VFW
Sid Ward
A S. Johnson
Susan Franklin
Clyde Franklin
Susan
Port Lavacans
T J Franklin
Ed Bonds
Angleton
Rudy Podhora
George Fred Rhodes
Paul Summers
Kingsville
John E Conner
Texas A&i
Port Lavaca
Ester Brown
Riverside
Calif
J. J Rhymes
Lillian Childress
Europe
Rhymes
Jean-Louis Scherrer
Paris
Kenzo
Fiji Island
Point HD
Men’s Department
Virginia Place
Sizes & CO
Ann Landers
B.D
Big Brother
Robert Moulton
Mary Archer
Helen Williams
Mrs
Quinton Rogers
Don McMahan
Vatican
Rome
Perma Press
Uol
Fabio Mart
Virginia
Fairway Shopping Center
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