The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 117, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 9, 1965 Page: 8 of 12
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Tuesday, February 9, 1965
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Wacheca Campers Club Hears
Program On 'Fallout Protection
Baytown Grandmothi
Plan Valentine'
Miss Torbron,
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Wilmington, Delaw,
By the time warm*
f rings the iffge .ta
Moors, one took at
may kee
Mrs. Nadine Dunaway invited
e Baytown Grandmothers Club
—have a Valentine covered
dish dinner and games party at
her home at 11 a.m. V
at their recent meetini
izen's National Bank-'^^H^I
Mrs. E,C, Williams gave the
opening prayer and Hag bearers
were Mr*- Beryl Jewell and Mrs.
E. Q. Adams. Mrs. Dunaway,
president, conducted the busi-
ness meeliare^re—i^—
Barron, is president of the Posa
dena Council.
Marry Jan. 26
ti
Mrs.,C: Rex Curtin, vice pres- Mrs. Wert kajd, “
rof District 22 .of Parent Rules ate addition?.!
rules adopted by the i
end briny be., adopted
-rinses.” the standing r
pprpyed by the State
8, Feb. ipoard hi Mahagefif after hemg
2 Mrs. Curtin's topic was "By- voted upon by the local mem-
laws." while Mrs. Wertjspdke berg.” >>
on "Standing Rules."Oif Feb. 5th, Mrs. Ci -Hex
"A parent - teacher: associa- Curtin, PTA .vic&M
Hon needs rules, both specific District 22 and
and general for the conduct of District Evaluations Chairman,
its business," Mrs. Curtin said, attended the Harris County
continued, '“The .specific Council meeBhg "h® at AlZe
by-Which , Its affairs ate High School. Guest speaker Was
governed are the bylaws, adopt- Mrs. Angus McDonald, Austin,
ed by vote of (be members state PTA vice president of
and approved by the State Region HI. Attending the meet-
Boart o^danagers." si ing were 10 state board and
district board members and 210
persons. Mrs.. George Fowler,
Houston, is Harris Councy Coun-
cil president.
mg
Ben Jordan, vice president and, cells and that canned food can
be safely eaten and that once
air Is free of fallout, it is not
dangerous. He also told how wa-
ter is affected.
After'the fiftn a question and
answer period Was held.
Guests at the meeting were
Mrs. Fletcher Hickerson, Mr.
and Mrs. C, M. Tibbets and
Mr, and Mrs. A. L. McWhorter.
specific
embers) A prp
S^needjM
day of the month. The purpose
of the club it an informal get
together for handwork. A name Mr.-arid Mrs. Michael Wayne !
has not been decided. Spuhler are living in San An-
Following adjcurmnent of the tonio fbfwwfng their ma
meeting, campers gathered at Jan. 26 in a double ring
the Ben Jordan home at 702 mony.
Maplewood who were assisted by
"Evolution ...
ihe p-.I.SJD'." was und- *
rtf Mr..and Mrs.,
ry... It included a '
in
program chairman for the
regular meetings presented
Fletcher Hickerson, civil defense
director for Baytown, who gave
■■■allout Protection."
Teachers Association and Mrs.
H, L. Wert, district evaluations
chairman instructed at a work-
shop held at Richey
tary School in Pasac
>u inside,
most, pre
pesliierous annual wi
ictitttry, may have a
— eft over. • >'•"'
A single:-healthy
I font can grow- frotr
si vctal hundred thou
..’'"in a season,. And s
grass germinates in .
....and thrives during *u
frequently not recent
by home gardeners fi
, effectively control it.
Time waj when not
y-faote about crabgr
| c iting <Jown: on’ your
I bt’ees a.nd starting
I ■ \ ■ ted by weed. The
^^^\cals came Into the p
■■coRccpl^HHtl
la; fore eftabgrass spn
veloped But many
i»re - emergentvmttbi
in
Cit-
cne.
er the directi
quartet of cello, viola, and two
; violin solo; trombone so-
ngh horn,solo; -flute, cori ••• -
phone. These she.
,.m the fifth grade »
re; .The
i-
also i
a talk on "F
for members of the Wacheca
Campers Club.
Following his talk, a colored
sound film made by the Depart-
ment of Defense entitled "About
Fallout" was shorn to the
group;
He told the group there are
■ toee kinds ot preparation: Those
are spiritual, mental and physi-
cal. Fallout from a nuclear ex-
plosion would be a potential ktU-
ei of millions of unprotected
persons, but it also is a hazard
that individuals rnd communi-
ties can and should prepare
reasonable program* and ac-
" tions,
It was learned that fallout
^shelters and related preparations
lo; F
net and sax
of dent? were f
. H. L. Wert, through roll
ended with -a pit
college student ft
Mrs. Spuhler is the former.
Miss Rhoda Torbron, daughter
of Mrs. p. F. Torbron arid the
Mr. Torbron of Austin. The
groom's parents, are Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Spuhler, 4812 St. An- .j
drews. M
bride Ts a graduate of
Austin High School and attend-
ed Trinity University.
Spuhler is a groduateof Roh- _
ert E. Lee High Sclx»l and at- Mrs, Michael Wayne Spuhler
tended Lee College. He was ai, “
member of Theta Xl fraternity 3. - '
at the University of Tewur and
.is presently < senior Engineer-
ing Science student *at Trinity
University.-
One of the oasiest*t<v prepare
fillings for white cakeis utterly
delicious; aprieb)preserves mix-
ed with brandv.
I .-s
i Litton rcad,an ap-
plication for membership, from
Mrs' .Frankie Brame.
late
Mrs.
the O, A. Boatwright 1
Moss Hill for the Feb.
home near
F
y a
HtHflPna.
out Avery Dodds will be wagon
master.
Members of the Ladies Auxil-
iary of the Wooster Volunteer
Fire Department recently held
a luncheon at the Frontier Res-
taurant-' . . ' O
Secret pals were revealed and
new names were drawn, * ;
Attending-were Virginia Ado-
be rry, Margaret O'Sullivan, Ann
Boyd, J a c k 1 e Slagle, Bobbie
Creel and Billie Trousdale.
and Mrs. G, JR. Bloodgood
IKirted.. It was voted to
member of the Citizen's
improvement co
on the upcoming
Fletcher Hicketsor. spoke to
and showed films on
Civil Defense.
.. Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Adams
served valentine cake, sand-
wiches, candy, tea ai.d coffee
io ,18 membe rs and Mr. and
ne^ark sweet cherries and) The regular ciub games party,
marinate in brandy., Delicious will be hdd at 7 p.m. Feb. 181 Admitted to Gulf Coast:
over vanilla ice cream ! ' I at CStiren-s Bank,':
also di s-
and at-
tnfing the Dogwood Festival
Parade this spring in Woodville.
Mrs. Oscar Ingram thanked
S£ president, John Fulton, for
letter of appreciation he had
sent to’the younger members
(teenager, and children camp-
ers) expressing Ms appreciation
for their contribution to the club
Mrs. J. C. Forman announced
that the women of the club re-
cently held a meeting in her
home at 1203 E. Fayle. As an
outgrowth of the hand craft en-
ioyed by many
campouts, the
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And Where
mmifUeapeak
'BondiSsue.
What, When,
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Helpful Hints
; Hospital
t of' applj
TUESDAY
Baytown A A M University
Mothers’ Club, 7:30 pun..
Ladies erf the KJZT of St. Jo-
seph’s Catholic Church, 7:30
p.m., Kntghis of Columbus
Ifall.
Goose Creek Rebekmh Lodge
453, 7:30 p.m. lOOF Hall.
Dabnev Goodwin Chapter, Uni- .
ted Daughters of the ( on
federaey, 1:30 p.m.
the annua! Found-
er’s Day dinner of the Pasadena
Alt
j Notes
To prepare brand® cherries
(he speedy way, just drain can-
Baytown - LaPorte tunnel for .a
tour of underwater facilities,
traffic regulation, television
monitors and the fresh, air fans
and their operations. Shelter
rooms were also shown th e
troop. . .
Twelve girl sesuU made tour,-----
Mrs. Ira Toups and Mre. M. J. m
Coady esontted the girts. . ..
tof>. Or, the Chernies
Sequent appli
i:re«t quantiiy to be;
Mrs. R. B. Batthrbee, District
Publications Chairman; Mrs. H.
Cecil Ray Dunn Jt., son of 'Vert’ “stric‘ Eval“ft«f«
, .Mr. and Mn. C..R. Dunn Sr., ^fe,,Wr3;
11 c?b,, itomm it
w glr)u -,jU^D-erj 0 Bowen, Council Pubticaticms
I] Mr. ^and Mrs. Harold Riggina, chairman, ^..di^^as- hdd.
H-iffllls cafeteria of Queen* Inter-
l _ Jim Warren, son of Mr. am, me^ja,e school in Pasadena on
lrMn. .Howard .Warren, 702 S, pS; e,h 9 -
If7th, -Room 104. „ . : - .
Name tags were In foe shape
of hearts, while the cover of
the programs were mude from
valentines with a lollipop across
the front. .
Guest speaker was Mrs, Ang-
us McDonald, Vice President
from Region HI, Mre Fr ank
.*1
i said we have three
wt fallout. They ■
nca and mass. In
allies
are
of the women
women decid-
ed to meet in members homes
each Thursday evening following
the regular campers club meet-
ing which falls' the-first Mon-
the
time
iii.mit.iiii: mmmmrm
on
r
clement of time;
rapidly
rapidly. Dis
measure of . safety inkfoie time
and mind element involv
In mass, the greater the
it the better the f
tkxi of the shelter.
-.......- He also stressed the vital need
for more shelters, saying that
of Baytown’* approximately 40,-
000 population, shelters for 5,-
000 are available here.
jut decreaa-
then more
Woma:
at
es
tance
some
k*'-
WEDNESDAY
Plumwood Garden Club, S:S8
a.m.wIfo Mrs. Ray llelpert.
Priscilla Club 2 :S0 p.m. with
Mrs. W. C. Swain, Hi! Kil-
Heirport
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by helen bottel
H lf» . . •
fs.. , . Wesley Trammell son of Mr.
1.1 Mrs.. E. L. Hodges, 709 E.
1 Republic, Room 119.
CHOCOLATES’
Ns—
Unattended Cigarette Shows
MAHLR
Mrs. Larry Maher
Mon. announce the
•lock's PkonMcits
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Mr.
I
goreitosd.
Jr. of
birth ot * son. Lawrence Maher
HI. He was bom -I
's Hospital' iH’1 Houston.
The baby weighed seven pounds,
eight ounces. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. biaft-
er Sr. of Baytown and Mr, ar«
Mrs. Stanford Ward of Houston.
Great
Viola
John. P. Maher of Laredo and
George L. Conway of Baytown.
Maher will graduate from Den
lal school in May. Hie baby was
bom' in foe hospital where his
mother trained to be a nurse.
Golden Age Club, t p.m. 8t
James House.
Br5**amDBridnf StuSo**’ Dear Helen; Inter I worked for,a painter as cause you don’t paj jour way
Womea of the Moose Lodge Here' is my static in answer his apprentice for 75 cents an! through college that way. hut it's
*87, * p.m.. Moose Lodge. ' 10 Mrs. I .W\ who doesn t think; hour. And I had a lot of belter limn nolhing. College
m~*. r.a,„ rsnt, a.*o am newspaper boys should be - (earning and yelling paid fwit.. .....,-------, v
tipped! , - ! If il gels around youWa hard-!»«««» «•» advantage of students
wihJhlah oTat'Pool’. 'n.»w ru;. n«.n vnni worker, you don’t have anvibecause they know they’ll ..take
■saaasiass: iMMaj-ai* - «*«*.^ «**-**-•?*■
then ,you are in no position to|HGRKING TEEN . I LEGE MAN
judge whether foe oo> is entitled)
to “tMcens" of appreciation.jV®31 Helen: : This column is dedicated to
Boys do get ill, and those 15-501- A lot of us college students! family living, so if you're having
customers care little about this are working for from Tfr cents, trouble, let R’len help YOU.
when their paper is due. Parents an hour. icoMe-m i ■ fet-n;- ■ to chc will also welcome your own
have to fill in for the boys-- $1.25 an hour Amice rtaiion amusing exnerirnces. Address an, ICU. -
therefore I,know what a thank- or supermafke?). i Helen Bottel in care of Baylrwn Mrs. B. S. Thrower, g» Cedar
less job it really 'is. Jips or We don’t like it very well be-’Sun,.235 E 45th; New York, N.Y.1 Bayou Road, jtomn 222. _
thanks are hard to come by. Peo- -------------r----—---—----------—----j Mrs. Victoria Swanson. Gw
take unfair advantage when - )by. Room 321. .
£ business with a child. How *■ Tiir n At*t* 0Jimjwji m>iiifffft Stanley C. Kubin, Crwby,
» B0SS com to omm
saaf5«SPMSt^:' - m '' ufflSSfc?-"vs-i
still more “gentleiriep" around ’ H1. Z. fZ'?. ,i Willie E. Alley, Hfl TrevKI.
than you would believe!My oWST "jH . ■mF .W? «wlw j Room .731
husband's lips have patrUfor JkK '4 - * Mrs. W B New. 305 E. Lohrt,
many a school book lor’four ‘ Brwf 'HI A ' Room 321
boys are conscientious, hard- „ , ItW ^3 New Arrivals:
working businessmen. Let x‘ ^ Me ( .rev.
Hie children s lie v'
their to
accepting a tip ~ MRS. a. c. Pr ■ ■ -- ------, ...
you are setting a table;
for four, have two sets of salt j
and pepper shakers on foe-table j
to eliminate passing; t
ret a. yrnm
fcsaw t :
mum
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Admitted toSan Jacinto Meth-
odist :
Y M. Lannon, 1514 Htiw-
t.riorne, Room 204 -----
Kenneth H, Smith, Baytown,
Room332. ——’4rr
Shlriey W a t k 1 n «, Baytown,
Room
Mrs. James E. Moses, 4007
Raccoon, Room 222. .
Mrs; J E. Partin, 3523 Gail.
Room M.
Milburn D. Hunel 2012 New
Jersey, Room 331.
Mrs. MUdr® Smith, US Mari-
water and
... afo are eSeetcd by fallout, he
(Tld methods of preparing food
. that had been contaminated for
safe eating. He said that radio
active fallout only attacks living
In
how
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SINGER*
FABRIC VALUES!
grandparents are Mrs.
Frank of Houston, Mrs.
e Ot St. Paul’s
Chit rep, 1 p.m.
I.ydla (T
Church.
Good Selection of Materials
:
JOHN'S TRIM SHOP
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Cralginont Garden ttob, 7:8*
p.m.. First National Rank.
C rib to College Mothers M
with Mrs. Wesley K I s 11
81*8 WhHXMMl*. ..
v.JMhw JPamH Toarhor AasacL
Smart New Look for ’65
HHH
You’ll realiy go creative
wlfen you see our fabulous
collection of dressy fabrics
. for suits, dresses, and '
IP YOtT HAVE A 0
VOI RE RICH EN04
NEED1 A FAMILY ME
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this exciting fabric, collection
at SINGER today!
THIS WEEK ONLY!
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Municipal Library. ------
Baytown ’junior Forum, 8:38
a.m., First National Bank.
FRIDAY _______
Adult Training Union Claaoea
. of C o a d v Baptist Church,
V alentine social, 7 p.m. wttli
Mr. and Mrs. George C.
Jeaalsche, 3815 Roberts
Blvd.
Ladles Auxiliary, to Texas So-
ciety ot Professional Engi-
neers, 1#:M n.m:, Goo so
Creek Country Ctulf
SATURDAY
Baythore Wagon B’ h e e T
Squre Dan cert Club, 8
>:A*l. UcM* •< Fythla’a
Hall.
If a recipe call* for aherry
and doesn't specify the type to be
you’ll ppobably be aafe in
using medium sherry.
or |(|«Kd
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Y*h ***** r»w «»«
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Ti
OMCk-Up
"lL ROIU1
i-WAYS
NO CHARGES! NO
ALL SALES FINAL
—--ON THIS SALE -
mn
Cutlass Sailcloth
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Dear Helen-
L ’
Lace Orleans
So Mrs. V.E.H. is aggravated
because teens won’t find work.
Maybe in her neighborhood peo-
ple need windows washed, etc.,
but not in mine. They won't ac-
cept workers oft foe street be-
cause -they’re afraid to. Our
neighborhood isn't safe to go
out in at night to baby-sit. The
kids want To work, but ho 4W1*™
will hire,* 14-year-6kl. — JUDY
■ ^
Rugged *l!-p“r.p1,,f
cloth’. Pcrfrtt for
sportswetr skirts,
shorts, sikeks. Home-
decorating, tod!
He*vy-weight TOOfJ,
cotton m eoior-coordi-
n*ted solids, prints *nd
polk* dots, W*sh»ble
and ere*»e re*wt*nt.
45' wide. .
L ’
>Jl f. tin, *v».
0« tot-tfM
-i.
The favorite “Ounv**
type lace *o in fashion
for everythinf
from cotta to b*thmg>
suits! In favorite colors
_ with color coardiiuuwt
i SINGit iiningi.
Wtthtblt. 54/36*
wide.
Metropuitan
Country Club FASHIONS
COUNTRY-CLUB CENTER
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now
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4312 Craigmont Bhrd.
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Dear Helen:
I agree there is plenty of work
for teenagers if they’ll accept
it. I need a handyman right now,
but can t find one. The troubled*
parents givf dRete“aSn®wn *o
irfuch spending money they turn
up their noses at honest labor.
CP.
Dear Helen:
A Youth Employment Service,
run by teens wotiki be a big__
help. How about It? — TEEN .___, . . i ..-.; ■ . . | Mr. —I Mi*. Jit <Y»am *prf :j
when she entertains the boss — or for any Important occasion— . fY—h. vhool
Dear Teen’’ ! the now brid* will be particularly gratcfol If her parents’ wed- ____
Yes how 'ABOUT IT? Why ding gift was sterling silver flatware. 8t«riinrs*rfoedaM». atom h l ^m, bria wfdLwfcto.
Han't you start foe bali reBm«7 ! ’ “ I “I I 8 i s--^aa„ M| H,t ■— [|W Rm
j_Ubie i* at tr actively *et, And in food U$te. act te ttw rrnhyKim? ahinT
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Look foe McCall s aorf 1hupllc(ty paiterat...
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If you're one of the 57,200 owners
Wdtdilg from Bnick, Chevfr
Ford, Olds, Plymouth and Pontiac
next week
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Dear Helen ■ Here are seme entertaining tips fer »** homemakers:
I dwtwld like to inform Mrs. H. * Vt* ‘hat can and Isrmrt the serving dishes.
-Where are plenty of teens where; he prepared well in advance. . Arrange the centerpiece, keep.
II live who are doing odd jobs; * In edditimt to t grocery lisL ing it below eye level Candles.
) at reasonable wages.. Ibis sum,„ make a ch«k bst of everything however, should be 18 inchea
i-1------ t that needs to be done. above’table height ,
r : .-Be sure your sterling flatware. • Relax before guests arrive by
j is gleaming, and your chuia and allowing plenty of time fee *
) glassware clean and sparkling.; hot tub, make-up, etc.
• Bet the table early in the day i» Enjoy your own party 1
year store 188* ha* played
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town Opportunity School attend-i f" , 1 Pi---------- ' * —♦______
^V»“Sl5>csT:Mrs. t. L. Barrow Gives Tips
pSntti ‘ Mn. "VjsfnvA Jr! On 'Patio and House Plants'
and Mrs. M. J. CoSy. AtttnC- ' - ... .
tog —i* Cawkbm Crifilth. B*t-... Mrs. E.'L.. Burrow tpofcc tolaaktog th* quMtten, "Why do
ty Jo Cbndy. Jsnie Uc*ri, Mari- the Country Club- Oak* Garden we rate house nlamef TVj-
lyn Morris and Tootsie Netoaa. Oub at foe February BM*I|M “
Also, Roger Young, Wayne in foe homr of'Mrs. t. M.
Hardison, Joe Sandlin, Jack Smith. 5607 Ash wood, Mrs. A. T-
Fellows was co-hostn s.
Mrs. Barrow began her talk
. ‘Patio and House Plants" by
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DEAR SIR:
Rotei art red. violets are blue—
What valentine gift wtU SHE *et from YOU?
A card or a bouquet? Oh, heaven forbid,
She even got these from her beaux
But it’i Pnsy to make her the world** g
and prove *he * a darling—the love
We’re suggesting a General Electric Dishwasher, sir,
ffcBKlrt that will whisper He loves you" to her;
The gift that will sav*
The after-meal nl
The waahing and drying and
fou
round realize ., (Wire to have
living pla— around th— and
asv aOssM hy Sms."
Floyd. Jrrr> Rice. John Cox and
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Phone. te:i u$ how f
much money you
nood to moot oil
your soosonol ex-
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