The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 54, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 23, 1966 Page: 5 of 16
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smooth and easy - car* priced
to pv/t more more savings in
youK sewing than ever.
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Tri-Fi Girl Scout Leaders Report
On Monthly Neighborhood Meeting
Although about four months
remain before the ann uni cookie
sales for the Girl Scouts begin,
Tri-Fi Neighborhood be g;sn think-
ing about it when it wag an-
nounced that E. A. Mlllton will
be the nelghborhoa 1 cookie
chairman again this ye a r.
Leaders are making plans for n*X| wee'1 when Mrs. Jimmy
Ezell will be one of the dele-
" (heir Balp> to the convention. Mrs.
-7* sfiMfflSLsr
The neighborhood will have-a BROWNIE TROOP 844
representative it the National
Convention" in
DURING A RECET J T camp -out-et- Peach Craati, these Girt
Scouts participate. J m a Flag Raising ceremony. Left to
right are Jana Lee lit, Clair, Jo Lynn Braswell, Susan Shif-
left, Jane Sultis, Porvty Winegartner and Elizabeth Patton.
MA R THA ANN HEMPHILL
Editor
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Thar Qualt, Rober I” by Mar-
garet A. Stanger — This true
biography of a quail with a uni-
’ que personality captures all the
. wonder, excitement and tender
awareness whieh Rob-w ft brought
to human hearts,
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HINKLE
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hinkle,
151g Echols, announce me mrui aim w* a»uj umc
of a daughter. JUl Lynn, Oct. to their respective units tor the
18 at San Jacinto Methodist Hos- night
pital. She weighed 6 pounds, 12
.1 i/kMlflJJgP MMIHKMKI
BROWNIE TROOP 844
This troop of 16 made a trip
Detroit, Mich., into Gulfgate to See the dino-
- saurs. Their troop birthday was
celebrated Oct. 4, with a party
of cupcakes and punch which
were prepared by the girls. All
twenty members were present
gt that meeting. The leader of
the troop Is Mrs. Bruce Warren
and assistant leader ls'Mrs. Bill
Love.
BROWNIE TROOP 122*
These Brownies made a trip
Into Gulfgate to see the dino-
saurs which had been displayed
at the New York Worlds Fair.
Robin Abbott, Toni Blair, Lou
Ann Bryant, Barbara Brymer,
| Imtm BatWrd, Annette Ed -
mundson,'Karla Ekholm, Jan
Lou Foreman, Patty Gurth, Car-
ole Hurley, Stephanni Johnson,
Debbie Kimmey, * Carolyn Me- /
Lain, Suzanne Michalek, Liz
Ann Morelock, Kathy Neal, Re- ./
nee Northrop, Brenda Spain and
Cheri Webb attended.
Mothers helping with the trip m\
were Mrs. E. L. Ekholm and
Mrs.. George Kimmey. Also as-
sisting was Ann Bullard,’ A/Ca-
dette from Troop 193. Troop
leader is Mrs. W. B. Morelock.
An all day outing to the Hous-
ton Zoo, with hiking/on the na-
ture trails of Heripann Park, is
an upcoming event for this
troop. Mothers and girls-.will
carry nosebag lunches." ~ V
JUNIOR TROOP 171
Newly elected officers for the
year ary Ginger Fulton, Kath-
ryn Morris, and Jane Sultis, pr
trol leaders; Lynda Howell, Je.
Storck, and Anne Kniffen,»as-
itant patrol leaders; Emalee
•idland, treasurer; Sandra For-
tinberry, gcribe.
*'A demonstration and display
fire building was presented
1
Sunday, Octobor
Miss Carolyn Richey Brid
Richard Gresham Of Baytown
^ ’ •' • * * '■■ wv::’ .* ' w\h ‘(I
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Graves yellow throated orchid.
de sole styled with an empire verslty of Texas and pledged
Greahanf are at home in Ama-
rillo following their Oct. 15
marriage in Fort Worth.
The bride is the former Miss
Carolyn Faye Richey, daughter
of Mr. and Mr*. WlUiam Har-
din Richey of Fort Worth. Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Graves Gres-
ham Jr.. 705 Idiewood, are the
groom’s parents. —-■~-‘™
The double ring ceremony was
performed by Dr. James G.
Harris of Fort Worth before
arched candelabra and white
gladioli and chrysanthemums.
Ray Watson Chapel of Uni-
versity Baptist Church In Fort
^B^MlssWRhea1ene 'stewart. oi* Pgdjf.
.......gaS s^H^K K stew^ fc.iy mfd
W$A ^7,,SrriSa,byU£ “ S,
~W': rtim Mallicote,
- --- --- —t For the reception which fol-
lowed in the fellowship hall,
handkerchief was the one her
mother carried in her wedding.
The bride’s sister, Miss Cin-
dy Richey, was maid of honor.
Her gown was of deep pink peau
Her and groom's cake.
bodice and A-line skirt. She car-
ried a bouquet of pale pink as-
ter* with Englsh Ivy.
Bridesmaids, dressed Iden-
tically to the honor attendant,
were Mlaa Clndla Boothe, Miss
Linda Brundrett, Mias Priscilla
Jordan, Misg Kay Lynn Kriegel,
Miss Linda Myers and Mbs
Teri Teague.
Donald Stricklin of Baytown
was beat man. Groomsmen were
id groom s cane.
For travel to Dallas, the bride*
wore a roae knit suit with
brown lizard accessories and
white hat and gloves.
■ The bride attended the Uni-
Alpha' Chi Omega. She ■
alio a member of Young Repub-
lican*.
The groom finished three
years at the Unlveralty of Tex-
as where he was a member of
Phi Delta Theta. He it now sta-
tioned in Amarillo with the
U.S. Air Force.
Among the Baytown guests
were Mr. and Mrs. John P.
Mooney. Mr. end Mrs. John F.
Beck, and Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald Stricklin.
mal gown of candlelight peau
de sole with princess waist. The
court train wag attached at the
baek, Crystal beading and
pearls studded the re-embroid-
ered Alencon lace bodice aftd
encircled the skirt.________t ■
Her elbow length veil of Eng-
lish illusion was held In place
by a double tiered peau pillbox,
also embellished with lace and
pearls. , ,
She carried a cascade of
white roses, stephanotis and
English ivy, centered with
Miss Sandra Boteler, Mias Rita
Couser, "Miss Jane Harris, Mrs.
Reagan Malone, Miss Barbara
Mann and Miss Deborah Mann,
assisted. ______J.
The bride’s table was covered
in white satin and net and cen-
tered with a pink floral design
in a silver qpergne. The triple-
MRS. RICHARD GRAVES GRESHAM
./■■ Married in Fort Worth
L’Heirport |
CUMMINGS
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Cum-
mings, 3418 Cedar Bayou-Lynch-
burg, announce the blrto of 0
son, Alan Trent, Oct. 10 at Gulf
Coast Hospital. He weighed
MMftliWrids. 13H ounces. He
has a sister Susan Kay, 8, and
a brother, John Keith 4. Grand-
... ______ ______parents are Mr. and Mrs. F. 0.
tiered colonnade cake was de- Teten of Hardin and Mr. and
corated in white roses, tipped in Mrs. W. A, Cummings of lib-
pink. The grooms table was ac- erty. Great grandmother is Mrs.
sented with silver appointments I Allie Kay of De Icon.
GREGORY Harold
son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. BIagltoa, celebrates Ida Brat
birthday Sunday. He baa a
brother Timothy Dale who ie
22 month* old. Grandparent*
an Mr. and Mr*. Anthony An-
leune. Morri* Singleton and
the late Mrs. Ida Singleton, all
of Croaby._______
5555S5ES3SSSSS-
ANTIQUE
SHOW and SAlf
Oct. 21,22, 23
Hour*. 12:00 Noon to » P-*«-
Sunday Noon to I pjn.
MOODY CENTER
2IM Beach Blvd.
Galveston, Texas
What, When, Where
.eimetff
ALWAYS FIRST QUAUTY m
PENNEY DAYS COME ONCE A YEAR
ww n . • •• ’ on fire building was presented
Heirport tes-KfnaaL’S -
girls met with Troop 1078
first night at camp in the riding
.... ----------ring where they played games
1518 Echols, announce the birth and sang Until time to hike back
Name drawing for secret pals
. cHinc cs^" Her 'broth?r WaUy~is.I ™
Grandparents are Mr. .and Mrs. been sent and rc-
most
Jill’s great grandmother is Mrs. junior TROOP 0M
Rena Kay Hinkle of Houston. Three patrols, the Snappy Six.
the Shining Stars, and the Way-
outs, have been formed in this
trdnp and the officers have been
elected. Patrol leaders are Bev-
erly Bullock. Nancy Stap, and
Lynn Nesselrode; assistant pa-
trol leaders are Katherine Harri-
son, Jeanne Farmer, and Eliza-
beth Anderson. Troop scribe is
Susan Frost and troop treasurer
is Laura Forsvall.
New members in the troop
At One
Low
Price
Sew eind Save Specials
All these Famous
FABRICS
MONDAY
Duplicate Bridge, 7:30 p.m.,
Bridge Studio.
Lum • Roark, United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy, 7 :S0
p.m., Mrs. J. C. Holsom -
TUESDAY
Pilot Club, noon, Tower.
Golden Age Club, * to 4 p.m.
Trinity Episcopal Church.
American Association of Uni-
versity Women, 7:80 p.m,,
Citizens National Bank.
East Harris County Medical
Assistants, 7:88 p.m., San
Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Classroom. ’
feast Harris County Register
ed Professional Nunes, 7:80
p.m,, Gulf Coast Hospital
Cafeteria. . •
WEDNESDAY
Book Review Club, 9:80 a.m.,
First National Bank.
Baytown Duplicate Bridge, 10
a-m.j Holiday Inn,
Priscilla Clnb, 2:80 p.m., Mrs.
J. B. Hollosray, 8218 N.
Main.
THURSDAY
Goose Creek Co®try Club
Lade* Golf Association 8,
a.m.
Indies Auxiliary to Senior CM-
, JM I-iPfsA Mark'd
Methodiat Scout Bouse.
TOPS, 7:80 p.m., Gulf Const
Hospital and aide Lobby.
Psl Alpha game* party-style
show, 7:80 p.m., Knights of’
Columbus Hall.
FRIDAY
Duplicate Bridge, 10 a.m.,
" -Bridge Studio.
Minerva Study Club, 10 a.m„
Mr*. J. % Heed, 42 SWIIlow
Lane.
SATURDAY
Lamar School Cardval, 4
p.m. V .
DeZavaia School CordvaL B
p.m. r
Duplicate Bridge, 7:80 p.m.,
Bridge Studio.
*1 don't sot
how thoy do it/
Our buyers have amazed
even us—with the year's most
fantastic values! Come see!
Fashion fabric
Clear-out!
right New Members Named
Values to I.!9 yd.
Yd.
•v
Brocades
e 48" Printed Dacron Polyester
iddjCotem'blend In assorted
patterns.
s TT itew slgnsture never press,
^ .......... " ■***•*.....-—.a---—.........—*5,
wash and wear cotton prints,
87” New canvass Print* that are
washable and color fast, 48"
wide. New printed hopsacldng to
big selection of patterns, 48"
. ... .......
novelty paisley prints.
Program On Making Flowers
From Metal AtYauponClub
Mrs. Jack J. Onque present- tries it will find it a most re-
ed a program on metal art warding experience vrith veiy
flowers at the October meeting ,1M'“ ™’"Q" ’’ '“M ^n-
held in the home of Mrs. M. L.
o 48” wide new windjammer sol-
id color fabrics ... all are wash
and wear fabric*, aU are high-
er juteed, and all come to only
the newest colors for fall. SO to
48” Wide.
Acetate and ruy on brocades In 48”
Wide . .. attrai rtl’tre pattern! in 0 col-
on and white. 50 $> Acetate and S0%
Rayon.
Millikens Abbey Flannels
2
ihST^r^Atri* rioriTa1; At Junior Forum Meeting
Kitty Spilier, and Elizabeth An- *
derson. ... Eight new members were ac- ing as second vice
They extended *anks t® *-/ cepted into the Baytown Junior service chairman.
tktTvfwars Po'st 912 to F<>rum* ^A 2 Mrs. Don Roselius explained
of Foreign Wars, Post vu, ior Branscome Mrs. Jerry Bullock. ... ... ....
the flag which they presented Mr George Smjth ^ ^ construction of the patterns that
to the troop. Wilkins Mrs. James A. Davis, she made of the clothes that
TR001* 1K* Mrs. E. L. McGee, Mrs. Louis will be fitted to the dolls that
1)611 Homme and Mrs- James will be sold In November. Dolls
Whitacre. wili be dressed as Little Bo
ing its sixth year. It is com-
posed of ten girl* in the Work-
ien girig ... u* yyu,.- Mrs. Robert Walton was hon- Peep utfle ^ Ridlng Hoo4
shops of Baytown Opportunity ored by the F(^< to her de-j^ ^ 8^^ and the
Si.'VTSs have each pendability and wllltoptess to
j. a vy-y anj have be- tackle any job regardless of sterling otaiy _______
^Jo^^wto bLw size and anJrn of time incuo Mrs. Paul Hemphffl announ-
covered wfth burlap and then red by dedicating the U6M7 ced that Mrs, Taye Devine, giv-
decorated, Other activities in- yearbook to her. Mrs. Walton en her choice of a Christmas
Center annually, has chosen a
Cezeau. — - -—.— -
She displayed various flowers
and jewelry which were made
from can lids, including single
metal flowers, some of, which
were covered with fabric and
some which were painted, a
compote arrangement of styo-
foam- with gold metal array,
and arrangements made tom
numerous small dalsies. Also ftp
eluded among the Jewelry were
butterflies, mushrooms, sham-
rocks, and corsages made with
84* Wide Abbe; t Flannels that never
before have bee n lit this width .
these are Machipig washable and col-
or fast Checks i a id plaids of assorted
fan colors. 80% Hayon and 50% Ace-
tate. • • „ , .
iY*«. *-*, i>, zavusna »
dent. Reports were given by the ,
standing chairmen. . \a>kJ» |
jn^assist g°adyBWMU
SiKE Hears Program L;*
Secret pal* were revealed^ Woman’s Missionary Society terent magazines that Mve^an
,
Richard Cro mpton, Corduroy Prints
Printed Cotton eorduroy from a Fam-,
ous mill In. 8 ine w printed combina-
tion*. Machine washable. Big selec-
tion of fall puttnma. 48” Wide.
Value 1.98 yd.
MckfnJn3 an 4. Mre.
R. L. Turta presented the budg- is needed, they will try to get
et for 1966-67 and it was ap- «• -J . ’ i
proved by the membership. Some of the unusual services * j
rocks, and corsages made wiui Mrs. R. W. Bonham and Mrs. offered Is information that is
miniature flmyers. „ • L. Braswell, served fTallo- helpful tor. transferring famflies.
Mrs. Cinque denWhstrated te ween inspired refreshments by Any country, state c^townx can
procedures followed in making candlelight from a copper **** & introduced through pamph-
the various Items. "Anyone who deiabra centered with a drfcd lets, even to what type of war
— -—r—— -fau arrangement to 24 members ter. '
and guests. - - " ’ ' Feeding instruction for unusual
MOmemaKerS llass Guests were Mrs. Jo* li Pol- pets, plumbing, dress designing
and Mra^ J^KHften. Gr°V”' *^Sroous
■MW. Thom— ■ E. Smith and Hrat Facts.!.-----------------------~
Jrs. O. L. Clevenger were wel- Films and projector can be
the home of Mrs. Ai Zaruba. « «** mwnber* to m u*ed free * chwge. 'TW af
Mrs. E. R. Pavllska is presi- club'
Has Luncheon
Homemakers Class of
Coady Baptist Church met in
set of tapes fo^>a newly pur-
chased speeeh machine. TIk
gift will be presented to the
Center at the annual Christmas
party. Members of the Forum
:t will also help use the speech
MW ; machine to-benefit the children
liWe ouflay, sa.d Mrs. On vvith speech difficulties. .
Mrs. S' H. Warren, president, ..*£*.*]ot* JUhait6-
conducted the business meeting, librarian, gave a lecture on
She announced that the fall ,US6 ^ Sb!
meeting of District IV will be
held Nov. ? and at NASA. The ^nend P^hc
club wiB send two delegates to
this meeting. She also stated £ akn".?^
that % club is invited to the
annual Christmas Pilgrimage at Hon. concerning any subject lf
New Pastels In Wools
Plus Wooi-Mohair-and-
Nylon Blends
Solid wonder washablo wool
flannel. Finished for machine
wash ease. Wool-moheir-nylon
blends in soft heathers, tweeds
end patterns.
54/56"
Wide
y«l*
* Luke werm water
SPECIAL BUY
FUNNEL
A buy for everybody who
sews! Basic cotton flannel in
th# most original, colorful as-
sortment of pattern! we could
find. Perfect for baby clothes,
night clothes, aR your cold wea-
ther design.
Partner For Yotir
Wools, Our Own
Regulated Phis!
A silky-smooth Sanforized® fab-
ric, woven of rayon 65% Poly-
nosic® rayon and 35% combed
cotton, in plentiful profusion of
faR-cuad colors and patterns!
yd-
36' ..
Wide
proves helpful to children’s par-
ties and church grouM,’’ M r a.
White said. A Xerox machinb
for coping can be used far a
small fee for each copy, read-
ocvici pais WCMZ icvcawu. miflian s Xfussmiuuy owwi/ ,
New officers elected were Mrs. of Coady Baptist Church met individual subscription fee. One
sy,aSk,3r%ALE sssn-s
Mr*. David McMillian, secre - Reavia, circle chairman, was in officers of manufacturing ^com-
tary; Mrs. Arnese Allen, treas- charge of service. P«»les listing products of aL
ur^r; Mrs. Joyce Tanner, pro- Those on toe program were most any Mnd that may need
ject chairman; Mrs. Pat Biddle, Mrs.. Bob Keigley, Mrs. Steve Part*. repair or iMCrmatton on
corresponding secretary. Istre. Mrs. George Fannett, Mrs. guarantee. Mrs. Wilhite urged
G^Tleiders^ro Mrs. Forom member, to ure all their
Charles Corneliu* and Mr*. Jim- ka and Mri. C. E. Meadows Jr. services,
my Harshaw. After toe program, toe ladles The meeting was adjourned
A covered dish luncheon was packed about 60 pounds of candy with the reminder that toe next
served to fifteen members, a for boys in s e r v i c e. Twenty regular meeting wUl be in the
».« - new member, boxes were sent to servicemen, home ct Mrs. Daniel Elkin*, of
Irs. Wanda Hamilton. including six boys In Viet Nam 1605 Adam*. Each member was
The next meeting will be Oct. and two in Germany, announced invited to participate hi a card
24 at the home of Mrs. David Mrs. Bob Keigley, community oarty to replace the usual pro-
McMillian, 5303 Vae. missions chairman. gram.
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FASHION CORNER
BROADCLOTH
PRICED SO LOW
Combed cotton sotbriTrl .
ed fypos combed broedeloths,
yard-dyed wovens, oxfords, sol-
ids. ..moehine wash |
touch-up.
yd* •
35/45"
Wide
4--......
, J* .
Wldo
Remnants ;
Monday
Remnant |
Da]
IN MONTHS!
.... : ■. ..
NOW! RENNETS NEW
CHAH6E SERVICE FOR f
YOUNG MODERNS.
Fe«My*a Invites young adults la open
» ahum nsoonpt designed far theta needs.
Come in to your neafeit Fomey* today,
kt us toll you about It Or, phone and
well send you an appMeattote
Int m ns”
Penney't
220 W. Toxai
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 54, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 23, 1966, newspaper, October 23, 1966; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1061854/m1/5/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.