The Baytown Sun from Baytown, Texas • Page 9

Sports rg Rites Set couch and Edward have completed iB ceremony: which Couch, father of the -vi'l perform the 1 Cjass Rex the bride-elect. from Fort Mac- Vi'" 'flrnia. give her Hicks of Vaco will be svst 1 li 3 -i- xs Ma Miss Connie Kraft Rao Treat, of Hcuston. Jerry and John be groomsmen. Ed and Bob be the LiTTON 3 the three-year old class to- BJ.

5he is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Litton. 501 rTfj. arc Mr.

Fred Litton of Bay- flower girl and Johnny Peel will be the ring bearer. The rehearsal supper will be given June 5 by Mr. and Mrs. I. E.

Montgomery, parents of the prospective bridegroom, in their home at 3210 Illinois. Horace Mann Students Honored At Party Gardenia BoSmanskie, Wanda Price. Jimmy Morris and Louis DelHomme. Horace Mann senior students, were honored a swimming party at Lyondell Park Wednesday. Guests were Erin Foster.

Market- Veyro. Annettp Hernandez. Charles Kill, Barbara Stein, Philip Lea, a 1 Pickett, Eugene Case, Tobye Fram, Eleanor Sirmons, Sylvia Taylor, Carol -lolrnts. Joe Orren. Rc-x Reeo, Raymond Gaylord.

Debbie Taylor. Anthony. Judy Davis, W. J. jtokt-ly.

Lucy Stallworth. Robert Glenn Taylor, Johnny De- Gary Armer. Frank Kelso, Wood and Morris. Hosts and hostesses were Mr. and Mrs.

C. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. L.

R. DcHolmme, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.

Price, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Bush.

Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Bolmanskie.

Mrs. Frank Doskoci! Is 84'Club Hostess Mrs. Frank Doskocii was hostess Thursday to the "S4" Ciub at her home, 413 Xeai. Arrangements of marigolds and zinnias were used as floral arrangements in the home. Prizes in games of "42" ere won by Mrs.

Harold McFariaruI and Mrs. H. E. Walorop. Refreshments of salad and tea wore served to Mrs.

W. J. Strickler. Mrs. W.

A. Welch, Mrs. M. W. Shaneck.

Mrs. C. J. Contelia. Mrs.

W. R. Ping, Mrs. Waldrop. Mrs.

N. E. Brown and Mrs. McFarland. Kcxt meeting will be he'd at the home of Mrs.

Brown. MarkeL ttrcct, 7:30 p.m.. Junp 13. PAYTY GAYLE IH'HCN is celebrating: her third birthdav to- She is the. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Percy Duhon. 601 Bolster. (C. Rogers Photo) Mrs.

Jane Wilhite favored At Dinner DUNCAN'S 'A LB. TEA AND TWO GLASSES HAMDY CARSYOUT hif price Incorrect in ywterday's advertisement E. FAYLE PHONE 5973 gift saiidfcils Get pop a gift he will enjoy every day! smart sandal has free-and-easy comfort he'll love. Mighcj- cool and flexible, easy to slip on and off. cr well designed, too, and priced at Play Day's famous value.

Stop in today and make sure ted will have a Father's Day ro remember this year! SIZES 6 TO II to 6 in Boys' Sizes 55.00 SHOE STORE 213 W.Texas Ave. Mrs. Jane was the honoree last night at a Mexican dinner in the Cuahtemoc Restaurant. Mrs. is a graduating senior at Robert E.

Lce. The dinner given by the honorce's mother, Mrs. it. Wright. Place cards were made in the-shape of little girls and favors re tiny sombreros.

Small red imums centered the table. Others present were Misses Lola Kathryn Palmer. Anr.e Adams, Shirin Shirley Koger, Ann Davis and Mrs. Pat Allen. Lon Ciruti Favored At Swim Party, Picnic Lon Ciruti, Robert E.

Lee graduating senior, was favored Wednesday with a party at Roseland Park. The party was given by Mr. and Mrs. Lon Perkins, his grandparents, and Mr. and Mrs.

1 Baughman. After swimming, guests, who were members of the high school baseball team and their dates, were served hot dogs. About 40 persons were present, including several of the coaches and their wives. Neva Jo Young Feted At Graduation Party Miss Neva Jo Young, senior student at Robert E. Lee, was honored Wednesday -with a party at the home of her mother, Mrs.

T. A. Young, 507 East Gulf. Hostesses were Mrs. Joe McCabe, sister of the honoree, and Miss Dorothy Wilkinson.

Arrangements of sweetpeas decorated the home. Guests were Misses Dixie Hawkins, Helen Box. Emma Bauer. Pat Hawkns and Marian Adams. Miss Young was recently honored by her mother with a chicken dinner and slumber party at their home.

After the dinner, guests attended the movies. Highlands Round-Up Checks 47 Children Forty-seven pre-schoo! children were present Tuesday at Highlands for the annual spring which was sponsored by the P-TA with Mrs. N. H. Yankie as health chairman.

Members of the P-TA who assisted Mrs. Yankie were Mrs. W. E. Dunks, Mrs.

C. E. DuBose, Mrs. Jack Sheppard, Mrs. Wilson Manahan and Mrs.

W. C. Flippc. The two nurses present were Mrs. A.

X. Johnson and Mrs. W. M. Clark.

The doctors were K. T. Sammons of Highlands. L. D.

Farragut and Francine Jensen of Houston. Dr. William Davis of Houston was the dentist present. FIRST-FLIGHT AT 80 MEMPHIS, Mrs. u.

L. Steward. SO, of Phoenix, Arizona, took her first airplane flight when she flew here for the birthday of her brother. 90-year-old Percy B. Russell.

The first photograph taken in America was made by S. F. F. Morse in 1S39. ARE YOU GETTING GRAY? Only the experience And skill of at technician can you of hAircotor.

is anotner prescrip- adorable beauty salon AIR CONDITIONED 3324 Phone Minnesota 4038 Mrs. Lowe Gets Masters Attains Life Ambition Mrs. Dorothy Rives Lowe will attain a lifelong ambition Monday when she receives her master's degree in education from the University of Houston. Completing her education has been a long, delayed task for Mrs. Lowe, who started to her first college when she enrolled at Loa Morris College in Jacksonville in 1924.

That was 27 years ago, and during that lime Mrs. Lowe has received an associate of arts degree from Lon Morris 1926), married, gave birth to a daughter. Sara Ann, and moved to Baytown in 1942. In 1945, when she started substitute teaching at Baytown Junior High School, Mrs. Lowe started going back to Lee and the University of Houston.

She received her bachelor of science degree in 194S. EXTRA SERVICE MAYWOOD, Miss. d'-R) The garage that washed Mrs. Pat Gaskins' automobile really did a good job. The washers also cleaned a muddy pair of shoes left in the vehicle.

Some states retain laws requiring the driver of a motor vehicle to stop every time the driver of a horse-drawn vehicle raises his hand. Mrs. Padgett Is New Class President Miss Lucille Hamblin yesterdaj installed Mrs. -A. R.

Padgett as president of the Loyalty Class of Wooster Baptist Church. Mrs. J. W. Dean was named membership vice president; Mrs.

G. H. Sheffield was elected stewardship -vice-president; B. Bailey, 'ministry vice-president Mrs. William Wilkins.

fellowship vice-president; Mrs. W. L. Shepherd, secretary. Mrs.

H. Cier is teacher of the class. The class met for the installation at the home of Mrs. C. E.

Moore on Market Street Road. Girl Scout Troop Entertains Mothers -Girl Scout Troop No. 18, led by Airs. Dan Lucas, entertained mo" thers and other guests day in Ashbel Smith cafeteria- It was the last troop meeting to be held until next September. A program was given by the girls, starting with the flag pledge and followed by games, songs and charades.

The lace-covered table was set with a centerpiece and a crystal punch bowl. After refreshments of cookies, sandwiches and punch were served, the party ended with the singing of taps and a special prayer presented 03' Mrs. D. V. Givens.

Brownie Troop Elects Committee Members meeting to elect" tee members for the- coming year was held by Brownie. Troop! SO Thursday at hoine of the deader, Mrs. Helen '213 West Francis. Mrs. Welch was elected r-ssistant troop "Members of committee are Sirs.

3owen, committee" chairman; oth- members: are Mrs. Ronnie Stovall. Mrs. Fred G. Handiey Mrs.

Jbaiiriy Butcher, A. J. Clayton arid Mrs- J. B. Fairbanks Jr.

After the meeting, Brownies and members xvere served lice cream. Troop 60 is sponsored by the Kiwanitas. MRS. L.ORSNA INGRAM E. GLESTX -WHITE Goose Creek Eastern Star Officers To Be Installed Mrs.

Lorena Ingram Saturday will assume the duties of worthy matron of the Goose Creek of Eastern Star, and E. Glenn White will take over the responsibilities of worthy patron. Their installation ceremonv will be conducted at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Hall. The candlelight ceremony is open to the public.

Mrs! Ingram succeeds Mrs. Etta Withers as worthy matron. White succeeds Bruce Dillenback as worthy patron. Installing officer is Mrs. Margaret Barber.

Haywood G. Bailey of Hearne will be assistant installing officer. Other new officers of the lodge to be installed are Mrs. Maevance Millican, associatg matron; Char- les E. Gates, associate patron; Mrs.

Edna Boyer, secretary; Mrs- Ursula Canant, treasurer: Mrs. Cleo Read, conductress; Mrs. Eunice Pattillo. associate conductress; Mrs. Nana Kelly, chaplian; Mrs.

Rutha Green, Mrs. Mildred Vaughan, organist Mrs. Martha Jones. Ada: Mrs. Necia Adams.

Ruth; Mrs. Dean Gates. Esther: Mrs. Willie Mae Morgan. Martha: Alice Tyree, Electra; Mrs.

Odessa Platt, warder; Robert C. Read, sentinel. Assisting in.the installation will be Mrs. Lovena Grigg, installing marshall; Mrs. Martna Pierce, installing secretary: Mrs.

Etta Withers, installing chaplain, Mrs. Ethel Bush, installing' organist. RETURN XO LUB3OCK Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Murl Pittman and.

daughter, R'l hi have returned to their home in Lubbock after visiting -his parents. Mr. and Mfs.vMurl Pittman, 404 Casey. The visitors were accompanied on their return trip by Annola Kathryn who will visit relatives and friends in central Texas. Pittman, received his master of -science degree from Texas Technological College in Lubbock this spring, majoring in geology.

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