The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 62, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 13, 1987 Page: 6 of 15
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Tuesday, January 13, 1987
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challenge, said counselor a.m. each Friday at Trinity- The January to March
Natalie Browne, who leads the Episcopal Church, 2701 W. Main schedule is as follows
weekly meetings of Mothers’ , at Market Street
Support Group. For women who
have worked several years and fants are welcome in group. The •
then fipd themselves at home first visit-is free. After that there
with one or two children, the is a charge of $2.50 per session,
change i^ often disoriphting and' Cindy Lee. a mother who
the adjustment to ’the role of' started attending meetings in ment.
mother can be overwhelming. November, had this comment to *Feb. 20 — Open Forum
In the‘l970s and 1980s mothers make about the group. “‘I was (Focus on Parties for Children),
across the United States con- hoping for friends. Little did I
fronting these issues have form- 'know that I would find a good No. 2-Infancy,
ed support groups. The Mothers’ discussion group and quality
Support Group of Baytown is one babysitting for my two boys. I
of the oldest such groups in Har- just wiish I.had known about the
- group sooneY.”
Ms. Browne, consultant to the
group, said the weekly meetings
have both a social and educa-
tional component.
; “Most of the mothers atten-
'ding want to combat the isola-
. tion they are experiencing and to
grow as individuals and as
mothers,” she explained.
“Therefore, our meetings allow
time for visiting and our discus-
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•March 6 — The Young Child
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•March 20 — Spring Break.
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LEE COLLEGE graduate Doug Clark spent a Back home fan Port Arthur, Clark Is going
week In Austin just prior to Christmas sculpting through the stages of the process which will
Gov. Mark White, above, and the governor’s culminate with the sculptures being cast in
wife, Linda Gail, below, at the governor’s man- bronze. Gov. and Mrs. White are reported to be
sion. Clark was commissioned by an anonymous very pleased with Clark’s work,
admirer to sculpt the Texas leader and his wife.
HOLLAWAY .
Bill and fcafol Hollaway of
Baytown announce the birth of a
daughter, Tawny Michelle, Nov.
23 in San Jacinto Methodist
Hospital. She. weighed 8 pounds,
6 ounces. She "has1 a brother.
Matt. Grandparents are Mr-, and
Mrs. W.D. Hollaway of Chireno
and Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Davis of
Houston. Great-grandmother is
Mrs. W.C. Swille'y of Diboll.
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Baytown School Board
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the relocation of ofar offices to
MANN
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Mann
of Lubbock are parents of a son.
Chance Ethan, born on Jan. 1 in
Lubbock. The baby weighed 8„
pounds, 13 ounces. Grand-
parents include Pat and Nancy
Mann of Bayfown!
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4201 Garth Rd, at Baker
Suite 311; Independence Plaza
Jesse B. Kirkpatrick, D.D.S.
Larry W. Shook, D.D.S.
General Dentistry
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LEIJA I
Adalia and Manuel Leija of I
Houston announce the birth of a I
son. Jonathan Manuel, Dec. 16 in i
San Jacinto/Methodist Hospital.
He weighed 6 pounds, 14 ounces.
He has a sister, Samantha M.
Campos. Grandparents are
Clementina and Manuel Leija of
Nuevo Laredo Tamps, Mexico,
Toribia Ortiz of Baytown and the
late Jesus Ortiz.
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Court Mary St. John
Catholic women's club
' Club news
EPPLER. GUERI.N
TURNER. INC.
INVESTMENT BANKERS
MEMBER NEW YORK STO€K EXCHANGE INC
Call: Max Altman
Office: 17131422-3571
After Office Hours: 1713)422-5581
100 IV. Alexander Century Savings Building
Bavtown. Texa s.T 1520
' Member S1PC
; Woman's Club
\ A representative of Exxon Chemical Americas will explain
his industry and the uses of Baytown Chemical Plant's products
at the meeting of the Woman’s Club at 2 p.m. Jan. 16. Mrs. C.R.
* Martin, 308 N. Whiting, will host the meeting at her home. The
t speaker will be introduced by Mrs . Robert Tutt.
. Mrs. Z.V. Warren, president, conducted the Jan.,2 meeting
hosted by Mrs. Tutt. Mrs. E.Q. Camp reported on the
Christmas party, given for residents of Edison Court,s.
Denise Fischer, who developed and implemented the adult
literacy program for Baytown at Sterling Municipal Library,
spoke. She described the program, which targets English-
speaking adults of the Baytown area who cannot read above
' fifth-grade level. The program, which includes students from 17
to 72, is in its second year. Trained tutors provide help on a one-
to-one, confidential basis. Illiteracy affects an estimated 10,000
people in Baytown, Mrs. Fischer said, resulting in lower pro-
ductivity in the workplace as well as low self-esteem.
Feb. 20 has been designated M.D. Anderson Day. Members
are reminded by Chairman Florence Neill to bring a contribu-
tion to the meeting on that date.
Goose Creek Rebekahs
Goose Creek Rebekah Lodge No. 453 will install newly-
elected officers at the Jan. 20 meeting.
The Texas State Assembly will meet March 16-17 in Abilene.
Members planning to attend should make reservations early.
Gladys Casey hosted a luncheon in her home Jan. 3 for the
auditing committee. Those attending the luncheon were com-
mittee officersi Jesselee Velie, financial secretary; VirgieKing,
secretary; and Mrs. Casey, treasurer. Also, committee
members Louise Hughes, Margaret Ely and Flora Jackson. Il
The Past Noble Grand Club met in the home of Murriel Sterl-
ing and Cumi Wade for a Christmas dinner and an exchange of
gifts. -
A covered dish Christmas dinner was held Dec. 16. Members
contributed food for three baskets for the needy and donated
money to buy meat to be included in the baskets. Christmas
canisters were , filled with goodies and delivered to shut-in
members.
^ On Dec. 20, Jim and Jesselee Velie delivered ceramic
canisters filled with small gifts to the residents of the Odd
Fellow and Rebekah Home for the Aged in Ennis. The canisters
were gifts from the Goose Creek Rebekah Lodge and Mr. and
Mrs. Velie, who made the canisters.
On Dec. 13, Mr. and Mrs. Velie delivered lamps for the
children’s rooms at the Children’s Home in Corsicana. The
lamps were Christmas gifts from the Goose Creek Rebekah
Lodge and Mr. and Mrs. Velie, who made the lamps. - ,. .
The l.O.O.F. and the Rebekahs sponsored a float in the Rose
Parade New Vear’s Day ia California. Both clubs have had
floats in the parade for more than 30 years. The floats have won
a Variety of awards Including “Grand Marshal Theme” and
first-, second- and third-place divisions.
Sovereign Grand Master Jimmy Sadler declared 1987
“Visual Research Year” and requests all lodges to help In the
project.
Court Mary St. John No. 2197 Catholic'Church’ and have lived
was started in 1979 as a in Baytown all their lives,
religious, charitable and educa
tional club. Meetings are held at Pat Smith, first vice regent; Dee
7:30 p.m. the second Tuesday of Gregorcyk. second vice regent;
each month. September through Diane Daves, secretary; Donna
Evans, financial secretary;
Jeanne Thomas, Treasurer;
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Other officers of the club are
June
Membership is open tq, any
Catholic woman 18 years or Ethal Simpson, monitor. Mary
older who is in good standing -^nn Alpha, Judy Bender and
with the church. Claire McCamey are trustees.
For more information call
Mrs. Heintschel at 421-2452.
Register now for Spring Semester
New Classes parting Now
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Fund-raising events ‘include a
rumma]fe sale in March and
bake safes .throughout the year.,
Service projects and charities
include Baytown Area Women’s
Center, Special Olympics,
Baytown Opportunity Center,
, San Jose Clinic in Houston and
rolling bandages for leper col-
onies. , • <
Church projects include
hosting a reception for children
who are receiving the
sacraments, hosting a breakfast
for St. John’s high sfchool
graduates and presenting a $250
scholarship to a boy or girl who
attends St. John’s Catholic .
Church.
A charter member of Court
Mary St. John, Regent Nancy
Heintschel has also served as°
secretary. A member of Court
Mater iJei for 16 years, she serv-
ed as trustee and secretary and
held many chairmanships.
She has been a teacher’s aide
at San Jacinto Elementary
School for 12 years and is a
member of Baytown Educa-
tional Secretaries Association
and KJZT No. 99.
She and her husband, Bill,
have three children and three
grandchildren. They are
members of St. Joseph’s
The Gymnastics Center
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• New 40'x40' Spring Floor -
• Afternoon Pre-School Class
• Teenage Cheerleader Tumbling
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• Boys Tumbling Class *
• Afternoon A Evening,Classes
Available for all ages.
For Information Call
Hoewing
Sul Ross
Houston
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NANCY HEINTSCHEL
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LASER SURGERY
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Corns ■ Callouses
Diabetic Foot Core
Flattoot and Arch Pain
DR. S.F. HARTLEY
DR. STEVEN KRYCH
PODIATRIST - FOOT SPECIALIST
BAYTOWN FOOT CLINIC
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Sport* Injuries
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Names & notes
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Nelson Lee Miles of Baytown
has been named to the Dean's
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Southern Arkansas University In BUITEiA-106
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Brown, Leon. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 62, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 13, 1987, newspaper, January 13, 1987; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1153559/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.