The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 58, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 12, 1952 Page: 4 of 10
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About Your Friends Anti Ours
PAGE +- THE BAYTOWN SUN, TUESDAY,. AUGUST 12, 1952:
Wedding Unites Viria Athey
And Joe E. Collinsworth •
JOtPER-—ehar-
viT8«l d-nim lin-d
In red eotton
flannel < *'
Dt'FJFER JACKETAdanlm with
red "lining and leather huekllng.
SLIM SKIRT—charcoal denim,
fnllj- lined In red flannel. *• '
TAPERED SLACKS - charcoal
denim lined In red flannel.
REVERSIBLE VEST-turn out
either the denim or red flannel.
Mr and Mrs. Joe E. Colllnaworth groom'* brother, acted as best man.
will make their new home in Cor- A reception waa held Immediate-
pua Chrlstl. Collinsworth ^ind Mrs ly after the ceremony in the bride's ti
Vlrla Jo Athey were married at 8 mother’* home. . " •
p.m, Thursday In St. John's Me.th- Mrs. JEte^n Collinsworth cut the
odist church with Rev. Walter P. wedding cake and Mr*. Thrash
Gibbs officiating for the dounie poured punch
ring ceremony. Only immediate member* of both
The bride Is the daughter of Mr. t»mllies were at the wedding and
/ arid Mr* fi#. McGuire. 2321 Cedar reception. , • .
* Bayou road. ' * The bride is a Cpdar Bayou high
Colllniwortit is the sen of Mr*, school grduafe She has been work-
L. R. Collinsworth of Houston.
TftV bride Wore'a white linen
dress “with a cotton lace jacket.
FIREMAN’S
flannel.
SHIRT—all red
CL—
TURTLE-NECK BLOISE^ —
made of charcoal denim with red'
knit trim.
KKIRT-red flannel lined char-
coal denim aklrt
She wore Black and white ac-
cessories and a purple orchid cor-
sage. Her only jewelry was a single
strand of pearjs presented to her
by the bridegroom. it.
. Matron of honor was Mrs. J. B,
Thrash. She wore a navy blue silk
taffeta dress with white and navy
accessories and a pink sweetheart
rose corsage.
Ragan Oollinsworth, the bride-
ing at the Rebel Inn.'
Collinsworth was graduated from
a Houston high school and Is now
employed by the O. R. Wilson Oil
Supply Co. v.‘ " , ■ ,
The couple made a wedding trip
■ to Austin,
Mrs. R. Mathefne
Is Christmas
Seal Chairman
—1
Pi
Mrs. Robert Jfatherne will. be
i- the forma! chairman of this year's
! work for the Christmas Tuberculo*
sis seals being done by the Bay-
. town Service League.
y She has chosen Mrs. John M. D.
Hill as her right hand lieutenant.
Mrs, Pat Casey «of Houston and
Mrs. F. R. Stroupe of La Porte in-
structed members of the League
in a meeting Monday at<Bayshore
Motors building. The two women
were members of ther Houston
Anti-Tuberculosis League.
Before the actual work of ad-
dressing envelopes and folding
seals can be begun, the card file
must be brought up to date by in-
s'; serting new names aftd the correct
addresses,
’ The seals will have tb be mailed
aometlme In November, the in-
structors told the women.
Just Folks
Names-1 N'-NoU
The JOHN J. BRIDGES JR, family of
busy entertaining guests during the
aid. guests,in their’horde .were Mr*. Brid
IQOfc Mi,--..
t fewH^Wi
T. M. ROBY, and her niece MISjj CLAU0"uPa^* ^
Lecomptc, La.'
Arriving Monday
ffliiki Rfh Like
roUths Study Foreic
VIRGINIA WIGGINS
visit In their homr.
JAMES T, HARRIS and son, JIMMY and d. ,* ■>,
Rouge.^ The Harris family is on the way JU&f
Brp Staff Correspond."!
,;shington IIP1
•Take a
* jfd Yankee and a peppery
” Irr and the chances are
ither juu-t* nn the Civil
and the
r, i debate «» *••• ——
1 ,irn if the locale happen, to
■ • ..............‘v «» 'me wav tn »u
stopovers in Houston and Dallas Judv Ji,* ^'k .2
MR. „d MRS. BARI,’THRASH « «R
ions, MIKE and LARRY of Mrs. Ully |* rene J C
Charles, La., were weekend tral Baoti.t
;s of MR. and MRS. C. B. Me- d1m chur«h;
IE. Pie" are from ,h. J"
arid
Lake
guest* of MR-----—----------- Dleil ... .
QUIRE. *r® ,r°" the n,
REV. WAYNE MeCLESKEY
and SAM BRAMLETT, both of MR. AND vtw,
the St. Mark'* Methodlat ehureh, },av» ft l
were dean and buslnesa manager, ,, , retur»ri f
respectively, of the Fifth Annual tn? to Clrtut..
Texas conference school of Mis- ~alla*. and HatBpriiL □
,M«. Wd Auri-t . through g -t
itional Farm Youth exchange SIC
her
21, and Shelton, 19, came F“Ir
... .■ -—1» on who "k“
without agreeing
- -..-r between the states.
•: at .on*
a
Lakevlew.
Members of St. Mark's, Grace
memoers oi oi. ra»r* i, urace . ami Vtpo I
Methodist, St. John's Methodist, ER returned'11
and Cedar Bayou Methodist to Los Alamo, vu
churches attended the school, They Peak and other wf ' ^1
received training in the year's ap- In Colorado
proved studies, “Home Missions," Were leaving Lo«?i^f
Human Righta," "Preface to Bible the SPARKY
Study:" and "Africa.” yelling, "ftf
and "Africa.
E. STAuNLEY JONES of India were going'on*^,
' was a speaker at the conference. ieaving New Mexi«,
MR! and MRS. ROBERT JONES , Arkansas, MiuoUrl.
df Bryan are visiting for a few and luouljiu,
days in the home of MR. and “ s,*tes touredT,
n CUTTU Ot A tir-A-a MRS. I.p*nv -VK.Jy
He influence of American A
•X foreign countries - they thy
£fan animal husbandry *tu-
C wd Shelton, who has runhl. ««
i lW-acre dairy tarm in Ala- ^
for four years, choae to go d,ne
lUrugusy because livestock is Wer(
' principal farm "crop” there. list.
' lived on 15 farm* and spent Pe
l.wragc of nine days on each, am0i
1 - »id they had to "prove” for I
Uruguayan gauchos that spoil
*?rich.
in .... ______ __ ..... ____
MRS. T. P. SMITH, 214 W’est MRS- LEON TOMrai*
Mur'rill. Mrs. Jopes and Mrs. Smith dau8hters, NANCI wj
are sisters. 5, recent ten day wjJ
Tompkins' sister RBna
REV. JOHN OSTEEN returned STUART of -Brosraib^. ^
to Baytown Sunday from Bryan with her for a ihoTS*
where he haa been preaching for town. "*■
a two week revival meeting, Mra -—
Osteen accompanied him to Bryan u.n t .
and after staying a few days went VOTERS CNjj
to Arkansas to ' get their son, The GooseCreekudigJ
JACKIE, who has been visiting town League of Wo#* |
with his grandparents. Mrs. Osteen ^ meet at T:50 p*.T ‘
Charcoal Denim And Flannel
Will Be Smart For Winter
and Jackie will return this week, the Grace Methodic
MISS NADINE JIMERSON Is U
diane kay wh.ks Social Calendar
Team these co-ordinates with a
black leather belt with red trim
and you will have a wonderfully
made of grey denim and are lined
or trimmed in red cotton flannel.
They are completely washable. Call
, the SUN office for shopping !n-
interchangeable wardrobe. All are formation.
OBSERVING HER eighth birth-
day Tuesday is Diane Kay Wilks.
daughter W Mr »i— m m
daugbter of Mr. and .Mrs. T; W’.
Wilks, 317 Harvey. Grandmoth-
ers are Mrs. J. M. Pierce and
Mrs. J. C. Wilks of Muskogee,
Okie.
Wednesday........._
Book Review
club. Director’s p.. i i r i
Room at Citizen'* National Bank UlSIlkeS U.O. S
i*
Italian Designer Movie StofS
Reveal Their
Bouffant Skirts
Rt 9:30 a m.
Tri-Cities DeMolay Mother*’
Club, Masonic hall at 7:30 p.m.
s filing Workers of Cedar Bayou xe\V YORK (U.P)-One of Italy's
Methodist church; home of Mrs. top designers, In the United States
Annie Scott, Sjolander road at 9:30 for the first time, says our women
s m. are well-dressed, except for one
Salad Recipes
Actressses Haunt Auctions,
Now Have Bargain Business
leaving Tueaday from Houston to
fly to New York where she will
visit with MR. and MRS. KENNY
MORRIS and BILL SCOTT. She
will spend a week there taking in
shows and the latest fashion*
well as visiting with friends.
BILL TOMERLIN, son of .MRS.
OPAL TOMERLIN, 1500 Willow,
has returned from a two month
visit with his daddy in Salt Lake
City, Utah. Bill drove back in
1934 model car.......
i
Mont Belvleu Home Demonstra-
tion club, Lion's hall at 2 p m.
Humble club. Humble Dining
room at'6:30 p.m.
Wednesday Morning Music dub,
Community house at 9:30 a m.
thing.
"To
r, Madame Biki, who outfits
of Europe's wealthiest Worn*
doNnis
many of them wearing
those bouffant skirts," said the de-
signer,
some
en.
Madame Biki, In real lift! Mrs.
Robert Bouyeure, contends' that
the very full skirts are for the
young and not for the older women
with thicker waistlines,'
She’s also decided ft couple of
other things about full skirts which
"The Man Who Could ‘Grow she said were as popular in Italy
Hair." by William Atwood, foreign as in America,
correspondent for the New York ''They’ll be out of date by next
Herald Tribune, was the book re- *'■ !J “■ v
viewed by Mrs. E. W. Lewis Mon-
day In a meeting of the Lc Livre
Book Review club.
The book was of Atwood’s ex-
periences in France . and about
NEW YORK The salad
seoreti of the stars are out.
Tyrone Power likes combination
MR. and MRS. KEITH DUT-
SON and children, KATY, MAR
CARET and BILL, 1?20 Haw-
thorne, are spending a three-weeks
vacation anywhere and every-
where. The Dutsona left not know-
ing just where they were headed,
but planning on going somewhere
and having a good time.
Mrs. Lewis Has
Le Livre Review
NEW YORK CP) — Frances proximately six feet high and cost
Rainer and Doris Belack went J50.
from acting to auction* in a switch "After that,” she chuckled, “any-
oo the usual big town success thing else I found was just infl-
atory, dental."
The two young actresses started Their bargains interested friends,
salads. Gregory Peck prefers wilt- out t0 storm Broadway. They got however, and it wasn't long until
ed lettuce. Dorothy Lamour goes their name* up in lights all right the two actresse* found themselves
for mixed fruits and canteloupe. . . . over the ,man ,hop where attending auction* to buy for oth- this week in Mason City, Iowa.
Betty Grable likes tomato and they conduct a new and .unique era. This spring they opened shop w _
olive and Bing Crosby, apparent- business known as “Auction in what Was onric a Chinese laun- RALPH McPHEETERS, 320
ly the heartier eater, prefers sjeouts." dry on the upper west *ide of West Main, has been conducting
chicken and mushroom salad. . t ,, . ,h . . . > o Manhattan. the music for a revival meeting in
The salad preferences of dozens . ,, ao, , . » nnri. Now, they attend six to eight Bryan for the past two weeks. He
of American and. English stage explainel "There are lean nerlods exhibition, a day, bidding on items returned to Baytown Sunday.
?rsonalities are in- _____ ____ ”... . ., the customer* have ordered. They ...........-........irrrmr; ...........................
BILL REICHART and brother,
Art, of Houston, are vacationing
first decided to buy up and bar-
gain and Offer it for re-sale.
"We found the moving and stor-
age were eating Into our fee,”
~ ij •otr—
LANGSTON
A MONT BELVIEl! girl is Don-
nis Langston, who Is celebrating
her fourth birthday Tuesday in
the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Langaton of Mont
Belvicu. Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Langston of Mont
Belvleu and Mr. and r, -r.
Porter of Day In-
cluded in a new salad cookbook
Ahgdod* a^Britls^^adio 8writer| B«rcd with ‘'lean pe-dods,” the
and producer. two began to comb the auction
Power’s preference, as relayed galleries from Brooklyn to Hie
year, she-aaid, through an inter- by the authors, calla for tomatoes Bronx' hunting- furnishings for
prefer. "They’re only popular now ,pring onionSi ]ettuce sliced cu- their *P*rtments- Frances, mother
because they’re easier for the man- cumber" hard-boiled egg garlic °* an i'nfant aon, is married to
ufacturers to make.” and a dressing .of olive oil,'vinegar,’ Peter Lawrence, producer of the "that everything
- It doesn.t take much talent tb sait and pcppcr. recent Broadway revival of 'Peter chase for you wlll be Mow whok(.
mak^ gathers and pleats, she said. Peck gtartg hig galad with two Pan.” Dons is married to Phil saie."
Rose, a talent scout for a-recordlng ■ Customer orders have Included,
company. everything from a parrot stand to
Francea said. "Now we take orders
first, and then scour the exhibi-
tions.” -
’’We guarantee," their brochure
-------‘ul— —- pur-
• HAVDWOVEN GIFTS
• BABY BI-ANKETS
• KNITTING BAGS
LOOM & SHUTTLE
STUDIO
911 E, Fa,vie Phone 9MT
WOOD ROLL SI
ADD
"VINMUWr.w.ta
ilwSt it • IwiiihI
k, tgskktfj
HmT Nwo.
r weren’t "rich, spoiled, young mid*
deans” before they were fully piece
eat
.elton won one bout by rid- °^eI
Ibtreback on a bucking bronco.
r both convinced another farm . “
* when they kept up with g
.d hay loading alongside a trot- make
Tteam of horses. Normally, the cann(
. wslk between the hay galley
j snd workers tos* loads onto way <
["wagon as they go. top r
!tws, pretty hard.” Jones said, and 1
t we did it for two days, and As
i everything was ell right." Mam
«two blamed "lousy, old, ]"
jZ" American movies for the
picture that some Uru- L
i have of Americans. They cubes
| thought the bad films gave Por
I communists a lo*t of ammu- and •<]
raisin
two enjoyed their South ideal i
brjcsn trip, nonetheless, but becom
giad to get back home,
is "way behind on my
bit summer the IFYE will send
Choi
are tl
tions.
rea r<
young Americans aboard, chocol
l*«ti Iti iGlifi
s thtfis is s*y ms, *1J
•' k-Mitwty AaUki
‘ sviskv S a|
I color*
candy,
confec
also ii
tions.
Item
'which
L to Iran, Iray. Syra and Tur-
t More than 135 students from
[ participating countries will
here to visit and work on
I farms during the year,
jne of the few international ^andipi
sets carried on without the use wj[b C;
r federal or state funds, the station
Eil financied by money raised be bou
14-H clubs and other inter- on the
1 groups. to get
L 'agriculture department'* outfit f
iy're Stars On
’Character Actors'
SASSE1
Across From Poiteffia I
B*)towii
$611 MARKET
pLLYWOOD, Aug. 12 In pa
i Tandy and Hume Cronyn several
| reigning stars of a sell-out
it downtown Los Angeles. ,,j ^
110 miles away in Hollywood, buj j
m still "character actors." Named
some of the- stories he covered h8Ve 5° hellds of washed
there. Mrs. Lewis did not exolair about ,flt* ng thf sfaPe un^’rvhei11' wrapped in linen and chilled. Place • everything fro
the title She said to read th*Loir* CUu ?^wn to bu8 the body, crisp ]eavbg together and shred Doris, a brunette native of New’, a grand plant
INLAID LINOLEUM
STANDARD GAUGE
for explanation. " she has cut gowns to cling to
Mrs. Paul Edwards was the only women in Milan, Zurich, Paris and
guest" at the meeting along' With Rome, arid her customers have in-
18 iriembers. Refreshments were eluded Ingrid Bergman and Mrs.
served , by Mrs. Fred Jones, Mrs. Arturo Toscanini. - ~
Gordon King, and Mrs. Paul Nebili "Miss Bergman wears suits ev-
The next review will be in Sep- efy daY • • ■ doesn't want anything
tember by Mrs. A! Watson flse” the designer said.
i ----— Madame Biki, a small, red-haired
^ woman nudging 40. is married to a
French-born textile manufacturer.
Regular . •. ;
'Price — $2.45 sq. y«
CLOSE OUT
PRICE .... .
— AS LONG AS IT LASTS —
SO. YD.
Air Conditioned for Your Comfort
512 W. Texa* Diar5085
They have one daughter. Slid is
the grand-daughter of the late
Giacomo P f*-i corrip ;ser.
She has been designing for 15
years and her dodics are among
the world’s most costly. A simple,
uuaavo tun »ur luimaiiru »vK nau lo run to the dlCtiOB-.
Cover with onions, slice,d thin, her living room for $128. ary when a woman asked for.two
and strips of hot,, fried bacon. "My draperies once hung at the lavabos," said' Francis with a
Shred another layer of lettuce, and windows of the., Waldorf-Astoria chuckle.
alternate with bacon strips until Hotel,” she said. A lavabd, they "found, is an an-
the bowl is filled. Use a hot dress- Frances’most sensational buy is tique howl and pitcher comblna-
ing, made with two parts vinegar, a solid walnut chest with 35 draw- tion now much in demand for
one part bacon grease, salt, pep- ers. It measures 10 feet long, ap- home decorating,
per, a litle sugar and lemon juice. v ^
The Kind, Tha* li-
loupe; % cup diced fresh peaches;
'A cup French dressing; lettuce;
V* cup diced applest 14 cup ^hop-
™,V0BK m Mo,. s,r„b,„te. U«. i, M
Mix' fruit wlth’oclery. Soak ,n “"'Y'" »» <*«P-
• • - - • I* ~,in- “2? ,, Quarters this fall. ped nuts, cream Cheese, peanut
LOW COST LOAi
t talented actress and her “ac- ‘‘Evei
Ifroducer and director” hits- cast exc
1 Lav* been appearing here in Marlon
poster," their touring hit Karl M,
I Broadway in which their on- if I w,
" J character is the bed. know I
Aufo - SIGNATURE - Furnihif*
GET $60 TO $1500 THE SIMPLIFIED WAjj
NO BROKERAGE OR HIDDEN CHAM
NO ENDORSERS ... NO RED TAFfJ
Do You Know Your Honeys?
cultur
to get more honey used in the , Honey takes'up" moisture from
home. It has the cooperation of the air so is especially good in
Se'ES"X
U. S. Department of Agri- butter, chopped dried fruits,"
is spearheading the drive grated orange peel.
Madame Biki has a theory about _ .. , nome. it has toe co-operation of the air so is esDeciallv mnd in
clothing bills too. ^ Pvcs Z “can* for mlillers' b8ke«’ whole" Preparation of fX wWch^fouM
of bZ^wluXl? lhewomZ ^ tomatlf/ oUve^lced; ! fd *?*&**?■ ^ *»ft and moisWoods such as
lbZe£ce SRlsnT bT'to ****** * ** ^----- '
her.. That is why you see so few parsley to move approximately 20,000,000
" rriAro nnim/Te a# Akn tunnlfl’e Alrlncf
catbot Zt affoZ cloThes sPraYs and ti .cup chopped cucum- more pounds of the world’s oldest
cannot yet aiiora ciotnes. \ber ' sweetener to market during 1952.
France t^h^Tmer^Tta’stes S™P ^ tomato centers; fill Zund^T^moSsive IZ'-
in"»as the ideas,” she con- *«*«' ^ "
tinued "but thev arc not aiwavs Parley., Place tomatoe* in freezing national Money weeK.
good”’ y 6 y tray. Four IM cups cream salad department spokesmen say the
She summed up the contributions dr?,sin?_!ouni’ *nd.aln!?^ T-T 29*t is iwt>"
The department and the Amer- fruit cakes, steamed puddings and'
ican Beekeeping Federation hope some kinds of cookies and candies.,
Stork Stops \
REDUCE YOI'R PAYMENTS: We will pay jaw Mb*
. . . combine them ail Info one account with u» and *
one small monthly payment to ault your income,
Sm "TO. erl.ndly Comp.ny" Slr«t "
•nptrvlMd snd examined by tb* still sinking Dlpn
GUARDIAN FINANCIAL CORPORAH
OPEN EVERY MONDAY UNTO 8 PN-
•AVTOWN OFFICE: 107 Wgat Texag Ave., Pnone: KH
Next M Beunion Theatre
PASADENA OFFICE! *07 Eaet thaw Ave.. Phone: ORin* *■*•«
Acreea from Long'. Theatre
HOUSTON OFFICE! 711 Fgnnm «t„ Phone; ATwood tMt
Aeroee from Texae'State Hotel
Ottardlan’* laveetment Jertificetee pay you 1* P« *“* j
• t: ■ __
i Cronyns have been veteran The C
way stars for years. But “Fourpe
kmey’vejournied tomovieland ducer S
- in the film factories, the movie r
itars got billing" above Lilli Pi
snared 1
lie movie-makers are deajing “I ca
ii Cary Grant or Hedy La- choose <
H.would be-different” said “I’m no
fa. "But I was a character the corn
f at Metro and Jessica was a start at
‘ ter actress at Fox. and get
■ status here has to do With "We
Ksentia! laziness of those put- ‘Fourpos
I films on the screen. When postpone
p making a movie you don’t busy wit
J.‘or something original. You Cronyr
lit safe. Why blaze trails’ offered
r ™i t say this scornfully, ei- movietov
pe added. “I understand it. ‘‘Fourpo!
essentially acting they're "But v
I# out the impact of a person- ordinate
said.
fflliam Powell M
HESTER ' |
Capt: and Mrs. C. H. Hester of
Salsbufg) Austria, are tha parents!
of baby girl, Christens, born )
to fashion of the three nations *rln« «?<*• fotrJ * 11 wa,nts to increase the na- Sunday. She weighed sevenfounds i
v..... m-------.... - trey, Serve, tion’s supply of bees, because at and 8 ounces.
this way:
"In Paris is ttijemoitnewa; In
DO YOU KNOW
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■■ And as you read
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sk a*»*s sjwsrts g i’sr^ffsisrs
sc;:::,::: ^ Vh-m -
Wilt need fi large white mush- on support price payments. LAUGHLIN
rooms; 2 cups rhicken, cut fine; Your grocer may feature sev- Mr. and 'Mrs. Warner Laughlin
1 teaspoon chopped spring onion; eral honey flavors, so here’s of Mont Belvieu announce the
2 hard-cooked eggs, cut up; 1 tea- guide to buying. Clover honeys and birth of a daughter Pamela Kay
spoon parsley, chopped; Vt cup most of those from the other Saturday; Grandparents ere Mr’
’ . .. .. celery, diced; salt and pepper to legumes including alfalfa^ have and Mrs. E. UugMIn ^d Mr. and
A call meeting of the Wednesday taste. mild, pleasant flavors and are Mr* W H »nL .n
Morning,Music dub will be held at Boil mushrooms for 5 minute* in comparatively light in color. Hon- Belvieu ' qn ■
9:30 a.m, Wednesday in the lounge salted water! drain, dip In melted eys from oraAge and other citrus
of the Community house. * '* '** ’ “ “ “
KINGREY
lid Workhorse1 Ge+tin
Wednesday Music Club
To Have Call Meeting
jf'-
flM name of Hie manager of
Temple Lumber Company?
• His last name i* Wilhelm
All members are invited, Music
for the cowing year’s programs
will be selected.
butter; broil’for few minutes, cool, blossoms in the groves of Califor-
and add other ingredients. Garnish nia, Florida and Texas are prized
wifh lettuce end watercress. Serve for their flavor and aroma, and
ANTIQUE JEWELRY
If you’re lucky enough to have I
.
the above queaton, think of probably HOW
MANY folk* you aee each day whom you do NOT know! Many
To Telsohone School
. Mr.*. Edna Hoot, new employe
at the La Porte, office of South-
western Bell Telephone Co. left
with mayonnatae or your favorite pale, golden color. been given Jewelry that once be*
cooked dressing. - California also produces another
rv.-o’,
| . longed to a grandmother or great-
favorite—sage honey and its sev- aunt, think twice before having
eral natural blends. Other popular any gems reset or the jewelry it-
honeys come from buckwheat, cot- self restyled. Antique jewelry is a
*“ lima bean. l<*ust, tulip pop- fashion, all by itself that’s almost
voti-h Miihorrv always in style. It’s often the clas-1
: A
»ew friendships are awaiting YOU!
All that Is necessary ,. ,
1
•get acquainted."
GET ACQUAINTED WEEK will be an occasion for all "to start,
more friendships.”
■
HELPING HANDS
. The Helping Hands society of
Redeemer Lutheran church will ]ar,’ mesqulte vetch
Monday to attend a four-week ser- meet at 7:30 p.m. Tueaday in the catselaw and fireweed. gic dealfn 0i oM
If boil-overi occur in your oven, the average shopper It is suitable '
t cleaning; the honev In the comb. There is the JIn caring tot th« eyebrows, hairs
that don’t show tip enough for
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THE BIG
LYWOOD, Aug. 12 fljjEl— Passage"
»• Powell sighed he may wacky co
[to retire after 30 years of C®£!
because" the movies don’t duriits wj
Lit?’4*1 mar>y parts “for en star of **
[7? hor,e like me.” won him
t wjyear-oid suave actor ai?d.«inktibn.
mustache, still twitch- _But the
.yrt^ing, have ho hi
Wmanently to his/Palm cause th<
0|.He doesn’t want to. parts for
». * for “a man’of my ‘‘I rea:
i wS,sc.ar6e* be said. Father Ti
to find pictures,” ’Life Wit!
7*^1 3s hp Iramoivl is* Hta
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DAYS ARB
W, Ptoid dressing room ton Webt
Hi. *W too far along to any top i
RP roles. Movie-goers 80,” he cl
i>.*nt to see old goats like —he’s bee
*s. the lovers. and he jt
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beyond, that I don't peals to I
wli happen. I’ll come can keep
IfftY ' . in come can Keep
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NURSES MEETING
The Licensed Vocational Nurses
haa its regular monthly meeting at
7:30 p.m. Tueaday in the auditor-
ovenBi
spillage
There tr
combination
1
to cool before gleaning; the honey in the Comb.
HUH 11 |P ■■ . thria-be thoroughly chunk honey, a . cornmnapon <a T~*. r~“" “v wwqa *or i
lum of the- Community house. All dry and oan be removed with a comb and liquid, or creamed hon- Plucking can be darkened by a bit
licenced vocational nurses and pra- good cleaner or fine steel wool. If ey, Which is finely graunlated and 0{ mascara. This trick makes it a
salt ia used, the oven should be is popular as a spread. much easier matter to take out ■
cleaned immediately after cooling. Almost everyone has eaten hon- those light-colored etraglers that
—'—+» ■ i * tar with hot biscuits and pancakes, will be apparent when you’re un-
der bright lights or out in the sun-
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bicycle Hospital
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average person
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.about 23,040 times a day,
salt is used, the oven should be is popular
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ey with hot biscuits and pancakes.
Largest ana most numerous of it's also an ideal sweetener for
American thrushes is the robin, fresh fruits, such as grapefruit and
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shine.
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bfe Before You Die"
court jury
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 58, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 12, 1952, newspaper, August 12, 1952; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1041882/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.