The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 65, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 4, 1941 Page: 4 of 16
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With other children under trained
supervision.
The kindergarten curriculum in*
eludes frequent tripe to place* of
interest and a variety of con-
structive activities to further de-
velop {rood thinking, clear speech,
and self-control.
"Programs for the children will
consist of music, language, lit-
erature, nature interests, and art
work and have been planned tar
suit the needs and appreciation of..
the young children, Mrs Jones
said.
Mrs Jones will be at her home
at 700 North Jones street until
September 10, after that she may
HH Marten? Deitrch runs a costu-
USm mer* gamut for the first time
HR in her life in Universal'* “The
B I Flame of New Orleans," coming
II I to th? Texan theater.
Hp Never before has the star been
cast in a picture which represent-
bH ed her, sartorially speaking, at
HH both ends W the social scab.
■H Once, In "Scarlet Empress." she
wore the rich robe* of czarist
Bp; Rusf-sl, but generally she has
been cast as an adventurous lone
dKt wolf, given to bizarre costumes.
Wm In such classics as “Destry Rides
Sgll Again" and “Seven Sinners." she
. has lent her own specia: distinc-
tion to knee-length spangles and
coq feathers. In “The Flair..* of
New Orleans," however, she has
at last a wardrobe that does Jus-
*"* tic* to her style and bendy
Designed by R-.-.c Hubert, ace
y" Hollywood couturier, her clothes
. am almiut ontimlw rJf thn fviman.
PERSONALS
ASKS DIVORCE
HOLLYWOOD, Sept 4 Cl)
Harriet Clarke Barnett
charged her husband. Or
Leader Charlie Barnett, wj
serting her after eight moi
marriage. Mrs. Barnett, an
tant mother, filed a suit f<
a month separate maintt
They were matried last” yi
Miami.
ape almost entirely of the roman-
tic period of 100 years ago. She
does not wear crinoline, since the
picture's locale >* New Orleans,
which never fully accepted the
Southern Colonial mode. In New
Orieang the styles were frilly,
bouffant and feminine. —
Eclipsing all others in the fabu-
lous e wedding gown of heavy
white satin, princess sleeves and
embroidered in lilies of the valley
and seed pearls. The six-yard
New Teachers Mrs. Bauer WiB
Added at Crosby Open Kindergarten
Mrs. J. W. N-ttlepa^Ittss
Anna BeB .{fettle* of Livingston
are guotofin the home of Ur.'
and Mn B. Nettles.
Mr. anil Mrs A. T. Cole have
returned following a two weeks'
vacation trip to Monterrey and
Mexico City. *
Mr and Mrs. M. A. Ellis and
"family of Cedar Bayou have
moved to Cleveland to make their
home. '
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Futvoye of
Oedar Bayou had as their redent
guests Mrs. Futvoye s sister. Mrs.
W. A. Davis. Mrs. HoIlii Davis,
Mist Allene Malone and Mr. and
Mrs. Lionel Hodges of Ruvle.
Michael Kirkpatrick has return-
ed from a month’s visit in San
Franctsoo t2stif_ wKhbWgrend-
parents, Mr. and Mrs Clyde Zer-
■ by.
. Miss Aline Meyer, student nurse
at Hermann hospital. Houston,
and two classmates. Misses Rath-
erine Lusk of Tomball and Nor-
ma Mae DuBcris of Luhng. vis-
ited Miss Meyer's sister, Mrs. Coy
• E Thompson of Goose Creek.
Mrs. Glenn Barber has returned
from Joanutn where she attend-
ed a family reunion She wa* ac-
comnanied bv her niece. Mrs. J
E, Edwards and son, David, of
Goodrich.
Mra. J, P. Bauer, <03 Michigan
Street, Baytown, today announced
plans for the opening Monday of
her kindergarten classes
The classes will be held at her
home each morning, and in the
afternoon, special classes for pu-
pils who enroll late and who want
to make up, will be held
Special training wiU be given
5-year-old children who will en-
ter school next year, and they
will be given a full-nine-months
in first grade work. Older chil-
dren who are failing in their reg-
ular schcoi work will be given
coaching. Mn. Bauer said.
“Each pupil who completed the
full nine months work will he
capable of doing ser-ond grade
work Wtien thev enter schoolw
she added.
In addition to instruction there
will be singing, drill* and exer-
cises. Mrs. Bauer will begin in-
struction Monday morning to co-
incide with the regular school
schedule.
aiHj aera pwiA toe nx*|sra i . *7*
train weighs sixty pounws. It is 19*° totaled 234.321
one of many gowns in which Mia* -...
Dietrich waa carried fronadre*- OOH*T WAP
sing room to aet standing upright PYORRHEA !
in a truck because the gowns Guini jtch
were so elaborately made she become mlehtv tr
could not enter the doorway of ^ murn yo
her automobile. , the first bottle o!
.Only slightly less spectacular fails to satisfy,
was her opera gown, of layer* of DRUG STORE.
m/oopee!
HEAP BARGAIN /
CALUMET BAKINS POWDER
sow otar Mk
I0» fcr x/l b.JfffQH AU SIMS !
deemer Lutheran church, meeting Elizabeth Gray Circle
SS5&rgS££S= Holds Bible Study
"The Organization of the Missouri Elizabeth Gray circle of Central
Synod '' Rev. G. W. Obenhaus Baptist church met for its regular
conducted a quia contest sale study Tuesday at Mrs Fan-
A song practice and business me Foster's borne with Mrs. R
hour followed. -• G. Milner presiding. Mrs W, J.
Sixteen members were present. Idttle brought the devotional and
The group wifi meet cn Septran- Md the study program,
her 17 with Mr, and Mrs. Choi- During the business hour Mrs.
<d»er. Dave Martin waa elected chair-
—-—~~ r-*. man and Mrs. Milner, co-chaJ*man
••if the circle.'
Willing Work.,,
lo Meet lotugnt The ^reie m«et next Tues-
The .Willing porkers class of **”- N- E Wh!taJrer'
Grace Methodist church will .bold Othri** prmmit _ borides .Bout
Its monthlr social at 7:36 pm. to- mentioned were Mesdames O,. R
night at the church.,, Wiikey. L F. McFarland aqd
. Hostesses Will, be Mesdames ■ Fannie Foster. y ... ...
George Floyd Lancaster was
complimented on his sixth birth-
day recently at a party given by
her mother, Mrs George Lancas-
ter, at her home, in Wcoster.
Games and contests provided di-
version for the guests, bal-
loons were given a* favors, and
pictures were made ot the group.
Ice cream' and cake were served
to Donnie CoUma.“Lee. Nelda. and
Jane Olson, Marshal Wayne and
Annefle Watkins, Elaine Cefcer.
Dorothy Ann Bonner. James and
Billie Jackson, Alton and Char-
lotte McNulty. Melba Sue Mat-
thews. Raymond Lee Hardv. Don
and Betty Lindsey. Nancy Hatch-
er. Betty Pryor. Gay Lynne Hen-
YfTdwW Hans, Eddie Buehek.
Karrie Ann. Bobbie Jean, aad
Barry Laneaster. Curtis living-
4S66 of,.-New Orleans La- Mes-
dames M' Ctruti, Sr, C E. Hardv.
W B. McNulty, Glenn Sullivan,
C H Lancaster. Bo Hatcher. J.
K. Lancaster. W. Henry, J. Bon-
ner, and J M. Coker.
WITHOUT A PENNY •
FORT WORTH. (OS—’The nerv-
ous young man fumbled In bis
pockets a moment, then ruefully
admitted: “Judge, I haven't got
a nickel—what does it cost to get
married?” Justice of the Fewer
Hurley grinned, agreed that in
that cake It could be done for
nothing.
Committees Named
For Installation
- Committees for the formal in-
stallatter- of new officers cf Sig-
ma Alpha Chi to be held at «
pm. Friday at Bavtown Commun-
ity House have been announced
by the retiring president, Mias
MThe MmmittreT^arge of dec-
orations is comnesed Of Miasea
Gloria Carter. Ethel Stovall, and
Dora Elies Balter. Misses Eva
Mae . Massey. Altine Simmons,
Margaret Beth Ward, and Bobbie
Lee Rive* will be in charge of
refreshment*. .
All members of the organiza-
tion are asked to be present
Homemakers Meet
At Gregory Home
Homemaker* class of Central
Baptist church met Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. E, H. Gre-
gory, The meeting opened with
lenience prayer, after which Mrs.
C C Steed conducted the devo-
tional. S': ■:
Distress FrMrs
David Pollock Is
Honored at Party
The J. Kirkpatrick home on
Crystal Bay was the scene Tues-
day afternoon of a party at which
Mrs. Kirkpatrick, assisted bv M-s
John Pollock, htnored David Pol-
lock on his seventh birthday.
Favors were given to the guests,
.and a aerie* of games provided
entertainment for Ybe afternoon.
Cake, k* cream and ranch re-
flecting a pink and blue motif
were served to David and Donnie
Mart Sherwood and Michael
Hensicv, Carolyn and Stewart Fra-
zier Toramv and Frank Smith.
_ Dick and Allen Dayton. Paid and
The Bluebird Sewing club met Johnnie DeVerter, Sandy Gaston.
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Jack and Bill* Brndv Barbara
G. V. Daniels. Refreshments of and Pobby Otis, and Michael
ice cream and cookies were nerved Kirkpatrick. ?
to Mesdames W. L Todd, B. D. —-—---
Bethany Class v
Meets Wednesday
The regular meeting of Bethany
dam of Central Baptist church
waa conducted Wednesday at the
home cf Mr*. W Tomlinson Mr*.
R. L William*, the president, waa
in charge, and Mrs J. R. Moran
led opening, prayer. Others who
participated were Mesdames Ed
Jones, and S. A, Crabb .
Others present inciudid Mes-
dames B A. Peters, It A. Peter*.
H Spell. S S Earl V E Shu-
make, R. Garrett. B. Herblin. E.
M. Gardener. G. B. Holhngshead,
«ld G. Springfield.
Mrs. Parrott Is -|s
Class Hostess
Mrs. U J.*TParrett wA hosteas
tit her beme Wednesday to mem-
ben of Reapers dam of Central
Baptist church. Mrs. C Griffin
was in charge Of the meeting, and
the devotional Was conducted by
Mrs. L. |FMcPndand. Ctosiny
prarer Was led h Mrs C V
Smith.
The losing group in o recent
KATE SMITH SAYg
Phorte 520
THE NEWEST IN TOWELS
Mrs. Coady Heads
Club for
Third Year
Miss Sansing,
Ernie Hunt, Jr.
Wed Tuesday
M. J. Coady was installed
president and choral director for
i consecutive season Wed-
the third
at a meeting of the Wed-
Moraiug Music club at
Baytown Community House.
Other officers who were install-
ed were Mesdames J. R. Cbne,
vice-president: L. C. White, secre-
tary: Paid Back, treasurer and
reporter; W. T Under, critk;
and C- ft Martin, jnanlst
, New music was distributed, and
30 minutes of choral practice fol-
lowed The dub read in unison
toe “Club Collect" Mrs. L C.
White diattisaed 'Tbe Co-opera-
tive. Beginner” which'Was pre-
pared by Mrs. R. Paul FufwMer.
Mrs Under played s pun ante,
.*--1.- -- E- K,---«,»
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sansing
of Highlands anounce the mar-
riage of their dau^ter. Miss Lee
retta. to Ernie Hunt, Jt, son of
Mr. and Mri. E. W Hunt of Bay-
town on Tuesday, Sept 2 at the
First Baptist cfaureh in Highlands
with Rev. O. Keefer, pastor,
officiating, v
Attending toe <
Attending the coflple Were Mitt
Artie Uw Cloud and Tommie
King. Jri
Mrs. Cummings Is
Luncheon Hostess
Arrangements of fail
adorned the C. R. Cummings home
Wednesday when Mrs. Cummtogs
Chopin's Waltz'm E. Minor, fol- r waa, hostess to board members of
lowed by a vocal solo by Mrs M
l J. Cbady. "Soivejg'sSong" 'Griegi.
. Wre- Homer L Atemons, pianist
rendered Nevin's “Mikhty Lak^a
Rcse." and Mr*. Paul Black closed
the program with a vocal sole,
“Lullaby,” tBrahms). *
H. E. O. Club Meets
With Mrs. Irons
the Tri-Cities branch Of the
American Association of Univer-
sity Women.
The dining table wa* centered
with a crystal bowl of the flow-
ers.
Included in the oersonne! were
Mesdames N; S. Holland, L. P.
Hodges, A F. Lockhart George
Bruce, W. L. Hfrey, F. J. Spuhler,
J M. Shearer. R S. Frazier, L. J.
T T
Meny Hall To
Open Sept. 15
■wrinajp
Theaters
The Merry Hajl School for pre-
school children will open iU
eighth year, Monday. September
15. with registration days on Sep-
tember 10, It U Mrs. J D.
Jones, principal announced today.
The school. located at 310 Ash-
by street Wooster, will provide
NOW SHOI
ARCADIA _
Am-
AHm
Faye and John Payne.
TEXAN—-Tom, Dick, and Har-
ry* with Ginger Reger*. George
Murphy. Alan MarUmO, aad
Mrs. W. K. Puderbaugh, a guest
Was high, scorer and Mrs. J. W.
Frj-mire was second high when
the H. E. O. Bridge club met
Wqlacsday With Mrs. W. B. Irons,
v Light refreshments were served
after the games to Mesdames Pu-
derbaugh and E. G. Bom guesu.
and Mesdames Frymire, Richard
Hail R. L. Carter. R. B. Warne,
F. W. Jones, J A Davis. A. T
Cole and A. M. Goal and . Miss
Addie Sawey.
Weiler, G. G. Lawhbn, J. A.'An-
derson, -Gwen Disbrow. R. H.
Venn, S. G. Humphrey, and J. A.
Diflwiddie.
Knowles-Holecek
Betrothal Told
Young Lutherans
Meet at Church
Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
nouncc the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Nora Faye, to Joe
Holecek of Bay jCSty......... ------
The wedding will .be an event of
September 30. The couple will
live in Bay City
. KITCHEN TOWELS
fyjauutlfficckx.
rmi GARDEN PRIZES FOR
YOUR TOWELS'— This “har-
vest" from fhe vegetable gar-
den will make youf; tea towels
colorful and effective. Each mo-
• tif takes little time to embroid-
er Pattern 2965 contains a
transfer pattern of 6 motifs av-
eraging SisxS1! inches; mate-
rials required; illustrations of
stitches; color schemas.
Send ten cents in rein for this
The Daily Stln,
George Lancaster
Feted at Party
With three new faculty mem-
bers, the Ctosby high sqhooi and
grammar school will open Mon-
day,-S^tember 8. with class mom
instruction beginning on the aft-
ernoon of that day, and registra-
tion of students in the morning,
SupL Maddox, said today.
The new faculty'member* are
Miss Virginia Milster. who will
tench band and high school Eng-
lish; Miss Go^a Barton, who will
teach the fourth grade in toe
grammar school, and Pruett Val-
entine. who wiU teach mathemat-
ics In the grammar school.
Mr. Maddox .said that he ex-
pected no increase in enrollment
o^f ttst year's OT ppUs, In toe
high achocl aad grammar school.
About MOO of plasternig and re-
pairing has been done to
schools recently, including re-
painting of the school gymnasium
and cafeteria.
whit* chiffon embroider,
paillette*. One of fo
gown* bad layers of chib
enin* from shell pink
pink and another of
black brocade. Her
gowns, one of black vely
trimmed with ermine,
sleeves and aprc„ - » J
One sequence feature* a i
ly feminine rob- de nuit aj
crepe, arlth ruffled lac«l
trimmed in rosebuds and \
Mce and ribbon nigh to
match. ^
If demurenea* mirk*
clothes, the opposit -
mark* other*. There ul
quenco in which is du
the first time, perhaps
rate, shank-ici.gth rutw
drawers of a young la iy <
kw 100 years ago. Win
Dietrich drop* her
impersonation and bvcon
bttue of low waterfront ,
dons the most daring co
all It is an affair of 1
top over fiesh-eover-.a
net and bo* of coq to
Announces That Effective
Monday, September 8
Punch and cookie* were served
to those mentioned and Me*-
dame* Er.eile Landry^ Earl Snoke,
visitors. E A. Alfie T. W. Sor-
reM, George Cowie, Percy Guidry,
James Weir, Jack Gregory. R R
White Dave Martin. Hub Bounds,
John Elkins R. G. Milner, F. T.
Carroll J M. Lilly. W. Calloway,
^and John Jfolloway,
Will Be Initiated Between
Baytown-Goose Creek-Pelly
FROM 6 A. M. TO 1 A. M. DAILY
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Everything the Student Needs
and at Money-Saving Prices, Too!
• P««* and Pencils : • Memo Pads
• Notebook Paper • Al Kinds of Ink
CofaredCanstrectkm
• Notebo^ iMden .
• Tablets e Ciwyafcd
Reinforce- J • Paste, Clips
i • fNdbwiaries
OPERATING on 20 sSl,
Club Elects /
Mrs. Puryj* - .
* Mr*. Robert Purvis wa* elected
president of the Rug club recently
at an organixatton meeting at the
home of Mrs. H. B. Creek more in
Children's Fares
Book of Tea Tickets, A
Children’s Fate............ ... *•%!►.
Single Fere . . . . ... 5c
Tickets Good on Any Tri-Cities Bayshore Bus
Adults' Fores
Books of 26 Tickets, Adoits' Fore.,6c
of 12 Tickets, Adults' Fore book 75c
Fore........ ............. - 10c
> Good oa Any Tri-CMes Baytoore Bos
. IDNANCE PLANT FARES
26 Ride Ro6k $3.25 12 Ride Book. $1.50
Regular Schedules of Buses Operating to Refinery
and Ordnance Plant at North Baytown Will Con-
Calend
tinue As at Present,
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Pendergraft, W. L. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 65, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 4, 1941, newspaper, September 4, 1941; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1027214/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.