The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 283, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 5, 1978 Page: 6 of 16
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Tuesday, September S, lf7>
Cot/p/e 14/eds In
Catholic Rites
Miss Tena Marie Morrell Miss RebynMorrell was ber
and Steven Fredrick Mikula sister’s maid of honor. Miss
exchanged double ring Diana Ancelet, Miss Donna
New
Arrivals
Choose Lumber Types For Intended Uses
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Edited By Gloria Pfennig
Joseph’s Catholic Church!
The Msgr. J.P. O’Sullivan of- bridesmaids. ..n...
ficiated the ceremony. Mrs. Jerry Merchant was best
E'A wr-trtf'D Generally speaking, itsis al- strength) such as spruce, fir, construction lumber. Use it for it in many lumber yards. It is
w :oT; c u ways wise to spend a few pen- pine, hemlock and redwood, construction, for shelves that used for temporary bracing. -
Mr. and Mrs. CUot Wjjtoa „jes more and ^ ^ best The classifications for are to be painted, for storage Grades for hardwoods are
of Anahuac announce the birth possible material for Oroiects Mt woods are finish and --------------
wedding vows Friday at St. Mikula, sister qf the groom, of Anahuacjmounce thebirth p^ibie material for projects soft woods are finish and com- cabinets, window casings, slid- first, second, select, No. 1
• ^and Mrs. A$oe J. Pina were of a daughter, Alissa Dawn, around the house. ' ' ---: *•'- -----o —
mon lumber. ing, door frames. The knots in common, No: 2 common, No.
Grading may vary in some this grade are sounded and not 3A common and No. 3B com-
'£!?****■ SjSMES <**«**«
Combat Bug Problem
With Cleaner, Spray
Bugs in the pantry are not as
grades but you are
has four No 2 common is too tough
likely to for finish work. Some of the
(oak, walnut, cherry) are dose-
music. Hughes and Aaron J. Pina Grandparents are Mr, and
The bride is the daughter of were groomsmen. Mrs. Curtis Penick and Mr b a de
Mr. and Mrs. Fairl R. Morrell Flower,.^ was Beth and Mrs. Nelson Fancher, all You m almost (
of Baytown. The groom is the Morrell, sister of the bride. of Anahuac. • cost of your material unneces- _____________________. __________.......
. son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Houseparty members were HURST <• sarily by picking the wrong clear) are of the highest qual- sub flooring and it is good used for fine furniture.
John, Mikula of Baytown. Miss Melanie Pooley, Miss ^ and Mrs. Gregory Hurst grade of lumber. ity and are used for the finest
The bride chose a design® *&Bette ” Pierre of 0f Baytown announce the birth For example, buying the cabinet making. They are vir-
gown fashioned in Chantilly Pascagoula, ltfiss., Miss . ........... ■
mon or select. Hardwoods ,d^Lyo“
with a disinfectant cleaner.
Then treat walls and shelves
with a residual insecticide.
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crevices and joints,'' she ad- *>
You can almost double the find'onlyT^ available. ' knots m loose , generally grained, have more color, are
..... Gwte A and B (or 1 and 2 l»*U* «tor fm ;M tor M taS."
gown fashioned in Chantilly Pascagoula, Mss., Mss q{ a ^ Annette, best possible wood, clear fin- tually free of blemishes,
lace and organza over taffeta Sheme Jackson, Miss Annette . 29 at San Jacinto ished stock, for shelves you are The best grade you are like-
featuring a Queen Anne DePalma and Miss Teresa going to naint is a waste. The lv in find in the average lum-
featuring a Queen Anne DePalma, |pd Miss Teresa “iw^aL She going to paint is a waste’. The ly tofind Indie avers* lum
neckline and shepherdess *ff.f^rnn:;V-. •.,____ weighed 7 nounds. 7 ounces, clear finish, the feature for ber yard is C followed by D. A
sleeves. Her mantilla of Following their wedding trip Godparents are Mr. and which you are paying a prem* few wifi carry B. Grade C is
French illusion was edged in a to I^w Orleans, the couple ’ ^ ^ Farrell o{ Mont ium, is covered up with a coat sufficiently top grade for most
wide band of matching lace, wifi be at home m Baytown. d ^ and of paint. -uses. The imperfections are
She carried a handmade lace The bridp is a graduate of, Wa]ter Hurst o{ Yantis
inri linpn hanHkerr'hiof anri Ri. * Passaniafi International .m
and linen handkerchief and Bi- * Passargad International
ble covered in olive wood from School in, AJiwaz, Iran. The
Jerusalem belonging to ber groom i$.;a graduate of I^e
great-grandmother.
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of paint. •» uses. The imperfections are
Standard No. 1 common minor but the wood still is
, lumber would have been good good enough to finish with a
KENNEY • enough—a few knots but they dear finish.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Kenney are not loose and they are Grade D is about 10 or 12
of Houston, formtely of clean, no loose knob, no bad cents less a board foot and is
Baytown, announce the birth splits orbreaks to short, p^'\-'pkfec«y;-«ilifiid; It’s the best
of a daughter, Mary Katherine, fectiy sound and plenty pwd grade you would ever use if
Aug. 27 at Park Plaza Hospital. , enoi^h for the job at hand. painting but it still is- good
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.Ipnnifer and Karen, and a lumbe'r grades in advance. You can find -common, ten is relied utility grade
Mart; Grandparents Most of the lumber you buy boards in four grades. Just be- ber.
! BUYING
LUMBER
BeyimWulijwdelw*-
barfsrMMHMcy-«
w«t«. tick the erode
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enemy lurks and breeds/
When you buy; common You may have to take out When using any insecticide,
CttdHSS 3KSBKS
the best possible lumber for seekawnree. Then, she says, remove them from the area to
vow monev there’s the question of bow to avoid contamination.
JOnr- use an insecticide in a food When insecticide has dried,
area she suggests, line shelves and
Favorite targets of insects drawers with paper before re-
are cereals, grains, crackers turning the contents to the
and prepared mires Some in- now orderly and bug-free pan-
sects bore into eardboardcon- try '
tainers , Putting as many vulnerable
Ms Porto suggests remov- products as possible into Jars
The Baytown Sun prints mg everything and washing or cans - coffee cans mason
Photo
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formerly of Baytown, an-
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are#. and Mrs. M
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and Mrs. Thomas S. Utrasof
of Baytown. . _ .
ents ^re Mr. and Mrs Marvin
Belcher of Highlands, Mrs.
Jeffie bee 4f Baytown, Mr.
ymas of Wisconsin. Great-
great-grandfarteris Jolm Bow-
en rt Mont BeWeu. „ :
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Football
Take Off!
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Community Bridge Chh, 7 Country u«« u«ra
W*- , THURSDAY
Goose Creek Rebekah, 7:3* Women Gotten, 1:31 i.m.,
p.m., Odd Fellows Hafl. ? Goose Creek Counter Ctab.
FRAMING
It’s our
specialty!
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Goose Cheek Country Club.
“Pke Off Pounds Sensibly 12t,
Women, 7:» p.m., Exxon 6:3fl ^ Sa
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Credit Union Building.
Pa Alpha, 7:31 p.m., Mrs.
Edna Riley, 111 Timber
Lane.
Post and Veterans Foreign
Wars Anxttimy, 3 p.m., Post
Ho%ednesday
Dirt Gardeners Horticulture
Oub, 9:30 a.m.
• Prints
•Needlepoints .
• Shadow Boxes
• Originals
Nell’s
Frame Shop
418 E. Taxis
422-4053
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Friday night thousands if Baytonians aid area
residentsbundteoftto warm clothing andgo out
to support their team: No where else in the
nation... do they support the teams like they do
here. This is good. It gives us the unique o|g>or-
tunity to pledge our allegiance tQ something-
as we do. The Ganders or the Rangers... two
fine teams giving their all being supported by
thbusaods on both sides of the creek.
. Baytown .football, Excitement” like no where'
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for glasses or
contact tenses
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Brown, Leon. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 283, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 5, 1978, newspaper, September 5, 1978; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1105024/m1/6/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.