The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 118, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 29, 1955 Page: 3 of 8
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Saturday, Octobar 29, 1955
Marriage
Announced
Mr. and Mr*. D. C. Archer, 814
East Adoue, announce the marriage
of their daughter Yvonne to Ken-
neth Wayne "Johny" McDaniel of
K'-'flton. '"*•—
The couple were wed lait Satur-
day night In the home of Mr. and
Mr*. A. E. Lane, US Weat Hous-
ton. Highland*.
The Rev. Paul Stephen* read the
ceremony In the pretence of the
immediate family.
A graduate of Robert E. Lee
High achool, the bride Is employed
at the Southwestern Bell Telephone
Co. In Houiton.
The groom was graduated from
Houaton echool* and 1* employed
by the Camden Iron Works.
TTie newlywed* will live In Hous-
ton.
To Hav* Luncheon
Nov. 16 I* the date of a covered
dish luncheon for the Fidel!*
das* of St. Mark's Methodist
church. It will be at 8:30 p.m.
In the church. Seventeen attended
a Halloween luncheon this week.
EVERBEARING
STRAWBERRY PLANTS
Cabbage, Collard, Broccoli, Rru»-
sel Sprouts, Cauliflower, Rhru-
bnrb. Horae radish. Asparagus,
Sage, Onion Plants MO for $1;
alto Multipliers.
Burpoes Sweet Pea Seed—Cata-
log price*. Hedge Plant* and
Tulips, Kanuculua and Anemone
Bulb*. 87JO per 100. Daffodil
and Amaryllis Bulb*. Border
and Pampas Gras*, Fishtail
Palm and Kern*, Bamboo In
dump* or do*e out special bulk.
Palms. Banana Plants 4 varie-
ties. One Bed Leaf and One
Dwarf. 2 year Hibiscus Plum
bago, Orchid Tree, PolnsetUas,
Hotly and thousand* more, 815
per dozen.
Closeout beds of overgrown
Hedge, Bamboo, Arbovltaes, Ju-
niper* and Nhade Tree*. Must
move them for space. Pyracan-
tha* looded with berries. Bloom-
lag Potted Chrysanthemum* and
Plant*. New fall shipment of
'Everlasting Vivid Htrawflowers,
tt-48 per 100. 15 for 81.00.
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Chinese Hat Plant. Bougainvil-
leas, Bird of Paradise, White
Tree Ivy. Redbud. Dogwood, W.
Willow, Scotcbbroom, Red or
Silver Maple, many other* 81 ea.
Beautiful Magnolias in cans,
81-M. Special Hedge Bridal-
wreath 5 for 8100 or 8t.OO dot.
Fit*. Grapes, and Muscadines.
87SOO per 100. 810 dot Boxwood
In gal cans 850 per 180. Hybrid
Crotons 8 for 810. Cut Mowers,
Peatmoss Kertilii*r, Flower
Pot*. Penr. Apple, Peach. Urge
Figs, Mulberry and Chinese
Chestnut.
Open -Sundavs
Evening* Til Dark
CHANNELVIEW
NURSERIES
Phone Glendale S-1811
Market St. Rd, Channelvlew
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Pearlie Watts
Will Be Married
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cook, BOO
West Cleveland, announce the ap-
proaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, MUs Pearlie Wetts to A-2c
Ronald Cooper of Charleston, 8. C.
HU parenU are Mr and Mr*.
L. R. Cooper of Hurley, N. M.
The couple will be married Tues-
day In Chir!e*ton.
A graduate of Robert E. Lee
High achool, the bride elect ha*
been employed at General Tele-
phone Co. here. Her fiance wa*
graduated from ichooli in Hurley.
He I* stationed at the air force
base In Charleston.
Beta Sigma Phi
Chapters To Have
Christmas Party
'Anti Social'
Is Planned For
Little Monsters
THE BAYTOWN SUN ’ -FAG!I
Mrs Dunlao Is New
President Of Council
Nam#s-N-Nofei -
Mrs. Giddings To Attend
Convention In San Francisco
The *'gou:r*:< mothers" of the
“fiendish goblin*” attending Woos-
ter Baptist kindergarten planned
an "antl-*ocl*r Thur*day night.
The Mothers dub president, Mrs.
Jack Brown, was her bewitching
frightening self. A committee was
appointed to dream up the "horror
plana" for the Halloween party to
be for the children Monday morn-
ing. Mr*. E. C. Glen waa elected
chairman of thi* group. She has
had many year* of service with
»uch planning and U a long long w,,i
time friend of the Jeckyl’* and Thur*day.
Hyde'*.
The children will be entertained
with a breakfaat In their honor. It
will be served In the educational
building of the church at 8:30 a m.
Monday. On the menu will be
Mrs. B, T. Dunlap 8r. Is the
newly elected president of the
Women's Missionary council of
West Main Assembly 'of God
church.
Officer* were chooen at a meet-
ing of the WMC In the church
auditorium. Others elected are
Mrs. Robert Hill, vice president;
Mrs. Anna Lola Dunlap, secretary
ano' treasurer; and Mrs. J, V. hundred rtien who are active in Girl
Dowling, publicity director and
Mrs. Dunlap.
The group’s present project Is
selling Christmas cards. , e
„ _ , _ , ,, . Girl Scout council will be among
?yn ap. 8*’ „h“ **ld **** the voting members of the National
WMC will meet at R:30 a.m. each Qlri Scout council.
Mr*. J. D. Giddings, president of vllle.
the South Texas Girl Scout Council, Thirteen cadet* were advanced to
and 10 other officer* will attend second lieutenant In the corps. At
the 13rd national convention of present mere are 682 cadets en-
Glri Scouts of the U.8.A. to begin rolled In the ROTC program at
Tuesday In 8an Francisco. 8am Houston.
About 3,000 women and several _ Thurman Is
itry si
pected to attend the San Francisco
meeting,
Delegates from the South Texas
Farewell Parly Fetes
Rev. And Mrs. Diaz
fried black cat tails and pumpkin
Beta Sigma Phi sorority chap- Pudding with a dash of Lon Chan-
ters here will have a Christmas eF sauce,
party, It was announced thi* week The mothers have been asked to
ta the Baytown City Council BSP
meeting.
Mrs. Kenneth Offerman was
The Rev. and Mrs. Julio Dia* of
Baytown were honored at a fare-
well party given recently by the
Women's Missionary union and the
please refrain from discipline dur- Brotherhood of the First Mexican
ing the party. It was agreed and
s-sucf!,? Sirrl!," 2." S?
to be their unusual and abnormal
Sam Powers Jr., 2001 Alabama.
Mrs. Powers Is vice president;
Mrs. Thomas Babin, recording *ec
worst (That’s unusual?)
Following the party the children
retary; Mr*. Hayes Dorris, corre- 'v111 continue their school and are
sponding secretary; Mrs. R. M. ~ ^ear “Mr school clothes under
MRS. SANTOS E. GARCIA
Pair Take Trip To Monterrey
After a trip to Monterrey, Mex., tip length. She carried a white
Sgt. and Mrs. Santo* E. Cards orchid and stephanotis.
will make their home in Houston. Matron of honor was Mr*. An-
Formerly Miss Maria Guadalupe drew Contreras who wore a pink
Pena, the bride exchanged vows gown of erystallne and net. She
with Garcia at 8 a.m. last Satur- carried lime aster*,
day in 8t Joseph Catholic church.
The Rev. Denis Kennedy officiated
in double ring rites before a set-
ting of white gladioli.
Music was by Mrs. Weldon
Herring, organist, and Mrs. Otis
Magee, soloist.
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benito
Pena, 1704 West Gulf, the bride
was given In marriage by her
father. Her gown of white lace
over satin was worn with a veil
of Illusion which extended fingor-
Johnston, treasurer;
Bishop, reporter.
Next meeting will be in the
home of Mrs. Offerman, 182 Bay-
shore drive.
Art Display
Is Planned
Auxiliary
Plans To Aid
Smith Family
The maid of honor was Miss
Angelina Santana, gowned in white
net and lace. Brio'esmaids, in
gowns of pink and lime, were Mrs.
Crux Hernandez, Mrs. Jose San-
ches, Mis* Elodia Salinas, Miss
Virginia Salinas, Miss Adelina Sa-
linas, Miss Maura Loredo, MUs
Armandina Santana, Miss Orlia
De Anda.
Best man waa Andrew Con-
treras. Serving as groomsmen
were Benito Garcia, Jose Sanchez,
Cruz Hernandez, Orthon Molina.
Flower girls were Glenda Maria
Prena, Ada Geraldine Pena and
Sandra Nydla Rivera. Richard
Castaneda was ringbearer.
After the vows, a reception was
In the home of the bride's parents.
Parents of the groom are Mr.
and Mm. Ciprian Garcia of Cali-
fornia.
An art show, calendared for
Tuesday and Wednesday, will he
held in the Ramsey building.
Main and WallisvMe roads,
Highlands.
On display will he painting*
in oils, water colors, tempera,
as well as other media. Other
form* of art, and crafts will
be shown.
Exhibitors are asked to pro-
vide easels or tables for their
own displays. Anyone who wishes
to display hb work of art or
erafb b invited. Entries may
be placed throughout Monday.
The public b invited to at-
tend. Door prizes will be given,
Mrs. Mne Ford, chairman, said
Youth Choirs Are
In Party Whirl
Mr*. Leo thelr costumes. The mother's will
be served coffee and roll* and as-
pirin for the asking.
The teachers, Mrs. F. A. Stasney
and Mrs. 0. J. Lamb, have an-
nounced that the Dads may attend
but only if they are of a very
strong and nerveless nature.
Here Are Rules About
Birthday Pictures
1. Photos must be black and
white, clear glossy prints; snap-
shots cannot be accepted.
2. The age limit for celebrants is
six years. They must live in the
Baytown area.
3. Photos should be suubmitted
one week before the birthday.
When space permits, the pictures
are run on the day of the birth-
day.
4. The Sun b not responsible for
the losg or damage of a picture.
Baptist church of Baytown in the
church fellowship hall.
Rev. Diaz, pastor of the church,
and hb family will leave soon for
the Argentina mission field.
N A Halloween theme was used in
decorating and Halloween favors
were given the guest*.
Mrs. Vita Rendon wa* entertain-
ment committee chairman.
'Bad Luck' Number
Attend Halloween Fete
For the Minerva Study club Hal-
loween party Friday, a "befitting''
totnl of 13 attended in the borne
of Mrs. Vaughn Lirette.
Decorations on the serving ta-
ble carried out the Oct 31 theme
and refreshment* were in Hallo-
ween colors.
A program on "The Magic of
Living” was presented by Mrs.
E. R. Gill. Next hostess will be
Mrs. W. K. Puderbauugh. Mr*.
R. C Anderson will lead a topic,
“Accidentally Yours.”
Plant pine seedlings and let
the abondoned eroding fields have
a chance to produce income.
The delegates
will hear reports on the activities
ot Girl Scouting since the last con-
vention two years ago.
The Girl Scout conventions are
held every other year and are at-
tended by delegates from units
throughout the U. S., Hawaii, Alas-
ka and Puerto Rico. ■
Mrs. Giddings will remain In San
Francisco after the convention to
take a training course of GS board
members. The course will extend
through Nov. 9.
Prior to the convention Mr*. Gid-
dings will visit a former Bayton-
ian, Mrs. R. E. Redway, in Mill
Valley, Calif.
Promotion
Thurman Waeson of Baytown was
recently promoted to Second Lieu-
tenant m the ROTC at Sam Hous-
ton State Teachers College In Hunts-
1863 graduate of
Robert E. Lee high school and is
majoring la mathematics. His par-
ents are Mr and Mrs. B. Watson
of UlO Hawthorne In Baytown.
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Octobar 31 thru Nov. 4
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Thb ho« been “Party Week” for
three of the youth choirs of Cedar
rniinr* Bayou Methodist church.
Carolyn Kay Hollaway, Abilene ,0"JtUeid‘y afternoon
Christian allege freshman from *' a’?1\rh'** *imeJ f,arty; w?th
Baytown, has been named to the **• P*nnY Wl* *“«. Lester
Abilene Christian College A Cappei- “ hos esse*
la Chokus and Women's Choral Wednesday night the Junior
club. High choir had a “Hot Dog" sup-
Carolyn Is the daughter of Mr. per at the church, with Mrs. H. D.
and Mrs. M. E. Hollaway of 112 Hardison, Mrs. Marvin Carter and
Penney’s
A SELLOUT BEFORE!
SPECIAL FOR MONDAY!
At lb meeting Thursday night
the Woman’* auxiliary to Fire Sta-
tion Three voted to aid Mrs. Alfred
Ernest Smith, whose husband and
three sons lost their lives in the
weekend fishing trip.
Mrs. Richard Mock, president of
the club, asked that interested per-
sons nmk« their check* payable to ^-------
The Alfred Smith Fund.. Contact Travis, Baytown, and is a 1955 grad- Mrs. James F. Jackson as hos-
Mrs. Mock, 1308 Willow, phone uate of Robert E. Lee High school, tesses.
7444, or Mrs. L D. Huggins. 703 The A Cappetla Corns sings under Thursday afternoon the Chancel
East Republic, phone 2437. the direction of its blind founder. Choir had a game party. Mrs. Tru-
Cbecks also may be taken to Dr. Leonard Burford. who is also man Hardison and Mr*. Jackson
Fire Station Three at 109 South head of the ACC Music Depart- were hostesses. They were assisted
Main. ment. by Mrs. W. E. Smith.
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 118, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 29, 1955, newspaper, October 29, 1955; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1101104/m1/3/: accessed July 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.