The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 298, Ed. 1 Friday, May 16, 1952 Page: 4 of 12
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PAGE 4-THE BAYTOWN SUN, FRIDAY, MAY 16, [Q52 _
Cab H„ Star Part h tfc&tfc
BJH One-Act Play Tbaay Circle Chairman
The luscious looking cake, baked sacson, tarry Brook*. Gloria Mrs. J. E. Blackburn has been
by Mrs. Sylvia McKinney for her Smith, Jack Kirkley, and Jimmy elected the new chairman of the
Baytown Junior high dratna class Hill Kettle Rather circle of Grace
presentation of ‘The Fifteenth Behind the stage will be the real ... , .
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omen s
Norman D'O
,et P-TA Presit
106-Page Cedar.Bayou Freshmen Are
Cedar Log Is Honored At Spring Banquet
of Cedar B<
Off Press
!a- Decorations were of May a
was entertained worked in through a picket fW'f*
, banquet in the and vines running along a
the school cafeteria. wall. A pond with colorful*
press, a., ruo-p.ge, or ru ? The banquet was given by the and lilies completed the J?
Edited this year by Bari Minter, home r00m sponsors, Miss Eleanor decorations. pn1
the yearbook is dedicated to Su- M , and z t. Poston, and the D. H. Watkins was
ssry.s *£££, | *. - “ "srrr'1-^ *
Others on the program wet,»
V. Barefield, who gave the
tion; Joseph Wilson, Patrick a!
m and Stephen Linscott JJ
come; Judy Frost and Butch rf
be), dance number: Mr. t
as? fas*, 'sss. aasc.: i-** ** *«* «
Jfflgggga
SSSSSRSs jftflrsssws sssat^isss:
^Xn atT-JOiSJ todayto finally is csnrccred. Player, cr? reporter; Mrs. Steele McDonald,
S.^hMl »ud torium BetD’Heard, Martha Pylate, Rob-'study leader; Mrs. Young, mem-
the schoo auditorium. ert kannarr, Gloria Smith, Patsy bership chairman; Mrs. Paul
Other plays besides The Fifteen- Smith and Don Marmon. Weatherspoon. telephone chair-
th Candle are Murder In the (^airman of the stage crew ia man; Mrs. France* Pulien. wor-
Famlly and Love Hits Wilbur. Dotlgla> McKclIar. His helpers are ship arrangement; Mrs. Jewett
No admission will be charged. ju]jQ Bodriquesi and Jimmy Hill. Stuart, spiritual life leader: Mrs.
An original water color painting G]on8 smith is prompter, Marie Gordon Futrell, song, books; Mrs.
done by a ninth grade student, Muldtcw and Tommy Nelson have M. D. Pumphrey. literature; Mrs.
Nick Campos, will be used as‘one manJged publicity. Sue Baird and Nora Bradbury, fellowship,
of the props of "The Fifteenth Nopbja Tremble are to be in Fifteen member* were present
Candle.” The story is about a jun- ha,gc of makcup. and Tommy at the meeting yesterday, plus one
lor high school girl of an Italian N>lj*n ,vm puli the curtain. new member, Mrs. Gus Rugei. and
family who is trying to continue. * Ushew Wjn be Ruth Farrar,-two visitOES, , Mrs. Earl Sapp of
her education. dhirlpv Jones. Charlotte Miller. Waller ana Mrs. K K. Kitchei.
KVbUS, cTSSSm Mf> *■* i ■- £,*
jsesfiss ssvs J*”“ susf ts l,
year. Special sections are arranged held in the recreation ha . «
for the faculty, classes, sports and ^ r;
Dot Coon was business manager ArcflltSCt RsbST
of the annual, and Mrs. Mildred _ a i D 1
Smith was sponsor. Id IKS At DG l 3
Editor Minter was chcsen for a • . . , ■ v ,
special feature in the favorites C|nmPnl MGGt
section. He was also named most »J|yM
srs, ?s Ji.’srx —“sjrrwrss
sa.i* srta* f «—*— ~
ing. ■ .
Rrber showed color slides ot
Miscellaneous California. Many' of"hTslides
PI |i were taken at Frank Lloyd
onower nonors \Vrights unique summer home in
Barbara Fisher ^The program followed ihc last
business meeting of t -.e s-ason fo.
6f the leaders, during
t tressed the importance The
^tilh cwperation and full muslcd!
lMf by the membership in Carver
*2S2 J5S*,
biSSnJ’JSS St£
teeth C*r«y-
give practical’
GRADUATION SIFTS
from
Irene’s
Fir$t in fashion Fjn.lt j„ a^J
Baytown’* Bxcluciv*
lad Hatter1 Whif
imWDD*-®®— Rex’ the custome
hit-maker for movie scratch!
sighed Thursday that he «We i
nds almost as much time whip- ner’a lit
, up }50 bonnets for poodles, match
jjjfjnd youngster* as he does ftp* Fei
' MISS NEIAVYN GRAM LING
FUTURE BRIDE—Another June bride will be Miss Gramling,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Gramling of Henderson. She
end Othello Oscar (Baddy) Hare Jr. have decided to be married
June 14 in the First Baptist church of Henderson. Hsre is the
son of Mr. and Mra. O. O. Haw af Crosby. Miss Gramling. it—a
graduate of Henderson high school, Stephens college in Columbia,
Mo., and the University of Texas. Hare is a graduate of Robert E.
Lee high school and the University of Texas. The couple are plan-
ning to make their home in San Antonio. *
Wrmen
(15 CAST TCXAJ
JtOr Mu.NCSOTA
son, Mrs. H. A. Goings, Mrs. 0. \V. 0|h„r noVcltv errsages.
Fayle, Mrs. J. H. Jepnings, Mrs, A. ------------------------—____
V. Haynes, Mrs. T. M. Clayton .lr„ *
Mrs. M. B. Carter, Mrs. Cuba
Greer, Mrs. George EUender, Mrs.
R. E. DeBruhl, Mrs. Clayton, Miss
Bettie Jane Kinnaird and Miss Pat mmm7> .
Clayton.
Centerpiece for the lace-covered f » w
refreshment table was an arrange-
ment of a miniature bridal party fjjjspfev
on a mirror surrounded by sweet- ......
MRS. J. D. BAYS of St. John’s Methodist church was chosen chair- -Peas. '>
lan of the Grace Monroe Zone of Women’s Society of ChrUtian Miss Kinnaird presided at the /
?rvice during a meeting at League City Wednesday. punch service, Mrs. Clayton Jr [
Outgoing chairman is MRS. J. E. SEALE of Grace Methodist served the cake, which was made l £ NSfjto
lurch. in the shape of a bride’s book, and \
r, ' _ iL - —. mm J 1a V, „ —a Ji *4 -i nt eif Jiaare \fiaa aki t.an,i nl a -n J AI aniaetc
L. 1,000 creations for .stars "Joan
[ Josn Crawford, Lana Turner, jng hai
L Fontaine agd Jfhe Wyman daughtci
Phis fsmoli* ’’Blactt-and-Gray for Joan
Ipesux -salon Tin plushy Beverly Betty
h yellow
le also makes most of the apiece,
Its’ headgear you see in the tics. Shi
lies, and retails his creations hand-ma
ij stores around the country. , Even '
------------------- proudly
label. Tl
straw hi
flowers
to wear
tours. T
rubber t
of rain.
“We a
Biscuit,
his old :
One o
French ]
peau, Th
a tiny ■
poodle w
The b(
Miss Cn
■Just Folk*-
Names
lk« and Soup
Tonight
It’s the pen created especially for ■- ~= ; ^
her: New Parker “51" in the compact, extra-slim
deni-sire. A smart, jewel-like pen that clips upright
in a woman's purse ... 7 beautiful colors.
p«n $13.00 Sal $22.50
AT ALL
m Amarillo pS «
MACKE. MRS L. J. CHOATE. • • _ here from Houston, entertained
MRS. A. J. NEWMAN. MRS. MIL- Mr. and Mrs. Loranzo Carr are her new {riends Wlth an opfn
TON CONNALLY. MRS. A. E now residing at 903 North Tyler, house iast Frjdav nlght
ALLEN, MRS. H C. ROBERT- Amarillo. The living room was decorated
SON, MRS TOMMY EVANS, Mrs. Carr is the former Miss with greenery, and the dining room
MRS. JESSE, R F N C H MRS. Lorene Gillespie, daughter of Mr. was filled with white gladioli and
SEALE and MRS T V PULLEN, and Mrs. W. E. Gillespie of Cedar other spring flowers.
_u ,ow , ,r. „„ .' , Bayou. Quit's parents are Mr. and Helping with the party were Mrs.
The HENRY LYLES and BILL v|r, Loranzo Carr of Beaumont. C. L. Barnhill, Mrs. L. D. Norris,
have recently returned from a The couple exchanged vows Sat- and Mrs. Lee Hawkes,
west Texas trip to Kerrvihe Sen urday at the Highland Baptist Punch, coffee, cookies and cheese
Marcos, E.rt.s.o d.„, and L..,- .? JTSS*^ “* SZf SR.""*
horn cavern. The l)rjdt wore a bjue sl|g shan. About 35 guests called.
The trio stopped for a few days tung suit with beige accessories. i~"t ■ == ■..
to visit in tlie home of Mr. Lyles’ She carried white carnations on a
sister, MRS. G R. GRISSOM Qf white Bible.
Henderson Miss Melva Carr' sister of the .....
bridegroom, was maid of honor. • -.’.•six’-
E. H. BURNETT, who lived She wore a pink suit with navy Vrf
here 25 years before moving to blue accessories and white carna- ' ’’-./f' ^
«... . , tion*. . ,jrmSnSi
Sidney. Ark., six years ago, was _ urTwraBI
, . ... * , . Best man was W. L. Gillespie, ,
recently-awarded with a *25 bond brother of the bride AH
for raising the heaviest chickens A reception was given after the $
over a nine-week period. Burnett, ceremony the bride's sister’s
Who was an early Baytown mer- !lomai Mrs. W, ^ Rozell ot Beau-
chant, “retired’’ to Sidney to raise mont. *
chickens. He can take care of 11,- ' xhe bride was graduated from
000 broilers. Cedar Bayou high school apd at-
Relatives here are his two tended a Beaumont business col-
daughters, MRS. WALTER iege.
LEHDE, MRS. J. VV. AINS- Carr was graduated from High
WORTH, and a brother, ROY E. island school and is in the Air
BURNETT. Force, stationed at Amarillo.
MR. AND MRS. I. L. JOHNSON
and MR. AND MRS. IT A iMari, Ciiyptfp HpCfpr
THOMAS of Cedar Bayou have IvlulJ JUiClIC IIColCl
returned from Grand Canyon and U-. D;«kLJ-»w Doafii
Roswell, N. Mox, In Roswell, they fluS DillnGoY 10111
visited MAJOR V. R. EPPERSON *
and family. Major Epperson is a Pink bougainvillg, hibiscus and t ^
brother to Mrs. Johnson, roses decorated the Jack Hester
home, 801 West James, yesterday ’'■Rje
JOE E. MOSKOWITZ, who has .0r a party celebrating the second
been ill in Hermann hospital for i.inhday of Mary Suxette Hester.
some time, is now improving his The party was given bv Mery
wife reports. He is able to have Musette’s parents. ’
visitors now. The Moskowltzcs Her birthday cake was decorat- = -hi c
live at 3221 Iowa. ed like a merry-go-round with a
v and Dianne Man- M*xt years plans-tor the Bap-
solo?. and Janelle ti.st Student union (.1 Lee College
id Lavernc Brown "1,1 in,-hide giving baskets to
needy families on holida.vs, the
Stricklin arid Mr? "^ual Christmas hayride and ear-
ere hostess for the oimg. and two regular meetings a
month
Haves had charge Basket* will be given out on
al ' Thanksgiving. Christmas and
Easter They will include cans of
f; or! brought by members of the
if the Garter, high- club.
:ni’ghthqod m Great a business meeting veil! be held
instituted by King the second Monday of each month
lout 1349. _ in the college student lounge. A
ii .....ini..............' i- religious speaker, games and re-
freshments wili be the entertain-
Ty TIAkl no nt on the fourth Monday.
‘Lih I lUPl The refreshments will be pro-
,W Vided by the Women’s Missionary
Unions of the Baptist churches in
'fPR this area.'
The schedule will be September,
A* Central Baptist: October. First
Baptist of Cedar Bayou; Novem-
her. Memorial Baptist; December.
|N|\|||iu ! Wooster Baptist; January, Second
IIWVM Baptist; February, Stewart
, . nntki i Heights Baptist; March, First
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No. 2197 is eut in small, medium, school Punch and cookies were the hostess,
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senior at Robert E. Lee, was the of the picnic,
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party at the Shamrock hotel pool. "Through Charley's Door" hy Em-
Mrs, W, L. Emanuel her aunt, dy Kimbrough at the June jmeet-
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dinner at Felix Mexican restaur- Mrs. C. V. McKean. She review-
ant in Houston. ed Jcbn Buress’s "Little Mule,”
Guests included the honoree’s his first novel, which is a stay of
mother, Mrs. L. S. Emanuel; her how a widow tries to provide for
sister, Nancy Emanuel; Shirley her five children. "Little Mule” is
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 298, Ed. 1 Friday, May 16, 1952, newspaper, May 16, 1952; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1042546/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.