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PAGE 28 BAYTOWN SUN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1952 Others Meet To Biue Shower A 9 5 1 i Plan Another Fair For Mrs. Mothers of the 4-H girls anc boys club met Wednesday in the home of Mrs. S. P.

Baber to make plans for the second annual Highlands 4-H Fair which will be held Saturday. The following people were appointed to serve: Mrs. W. Simpson and Mrs. A.

W. Burk on donations; bir.go, Mrs. John Tabln; novelties, Mrs. E. Powell; parade, Mrs.

Mack Ford: hot dogs, Mrs. VV. Riley; ccZj Darlia Jc-ar. Schnuici. county store.

Mrs, Howard 1 Acaxw. oofrVc. Mrs. S. P.

p-es -tzc cake." Mrs John Bland Is to get the Mothf-rs of and girls are fc- of homo- made apror.s, pot holders clothes pin CS goods for the Country Store; and white ele- and groceries for bingo. Also, cream and sugar for coffee. Mrs. Baber asked that the tilings be brought in by 10 a.m. The parade will begin at 3 p.m.

Sixth Birthday Party Far Brenda Kay Jones Brenda Kay Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jones celebrated her sixth birthday Friday with a party at her home at 107" Poinsetta.

Outdoor games were played and favors of toy cars were given to the boys, dolls to the girls, and balloons were given to all- Refreshments were served to Regura Loper, Angela Bond, Billie Long, Tricia Henke, Deborah Heaton, Sissy Stephenson, Jackie and Johnny Grimes, William and Bruce Felice, Johnny Lee Williams, Ronny Tiner, Donald and Shirley Jean Crowley. Surprise Party Heid For Highlands Woman Mrs. W. W. Hardy was honored with a surprise birthday dinner Monday in the home of Mrs.

R. M. Walker. Ave. E.

Those attending the dinner were Mis. W. E. U. Tollefson, Mrs.

M. T. Lamb Mrs. K. J.

Baker, Mrs. R. M. Walker, Hugh Lee Baker, Mr. R.

N. Walker, Anita Walker, Larry Frye, Mr. W. W. Hardy, Linda and Larry Lamb and the honoree.

Mrs. F. D. Wingate was the honoree Friday at a pink and blue held in the home of Mrs. L.

B. Barr'illeaus, SOT Oak Sweet muffins, sand- wjtches and punch was served to Mrs. R. B. Lansford, Mrs.

J. W. Skecn. Mrs. N.

Dorothy Dehler, Mrs. J. J. Farmer, Anne Ruth Oehler, Mrs. W.

A. Hcarn, Mrs. H. J. Bracken, A.

O. Oehler, Mrs, J. A. Gigout E. L.

Bridges, Mrs. Joe Hca- o'erson. Mrs. J. Felice, Mrs.

H. H. Hasser. Mrs. Billi Caver, Mrs.

Lonnie Sellers, Mrs. Oran Lester, Mrs J. C. EHedge and ihf honoree. Qefifer's Hold Bio Family Members the Oc'hler family held a family reunion in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. E. C. Oehler Monday in Channeiview. Those attending were Mr.

and -rlrs R. M. Ereson, and Bobby and Pat of San Antonio, Mr. and" Mrs H. E.

Oehler, Mr. and Mrs. iV Oehler and children Jane, Sue and son, Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Harder and children Jo Ann and Mr.

and Mrs. I. M. Miers and children Jean, Craig and Lynn of Mr. and Mrs.

E. C. Oeh- ier Sr, Mr. and Mrs. A.

O. Oehler and children, Dorothy, Anna and Janice, Mr. and Mrs. Frank mgate and children, Wanda and rankie. Mr.

and Mrs. Walkr. Mr. and Mrs. D.

D. Oehler and sens Don, David and Beryld Mrs Jennings and A. E. Oehler' 3KS 10 IUD Members Miss Patsy Crow, the assistant demonstration agent was the speaker Thursday for members of the 4-H girls. The meeting was in the home of Mrs Shmadl, 302 So.

Magnolia. Miss explained the year's program. The clubs of Harris County will decorate the covers of the year book by drawing some idea of club or of thi things 4-H stands for. The garden demonstrators are to raise tomatoes by club rules and the clothing demonstrators are to make dresses for themselves. Darlia Jean Schmadl, last year's clothing: demonstrator received her third plr'co ribbon for the.

dress she made and modeled at the Shamrock for the 4-H dress revue. The next meeting will be held Sept. 17 at the school at 4 p.m. Refreshments were served to Patsy Fulmer, Gloria Jean Par- nsh, Pat Rutledge, Linda Sue ScnrnarM, Miss Crow and Darlia Schmadl. STORK STOPS Sergeant and Mrs.

John tcr of Arlington, have announced the birth of a son John Daniel, born September Sth. The baby weighed seven pounds and ten ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Irviri, L.

Kellogg and Mr and Mrs. J. D. E.stettpr, both of Highlands. Mr.

and Mrs. DiHarJ Walker of Austin, announced the birth of twin Floyd and Bobby Lloyd, born Aug. 31. The babies weighed six'pounds' and eleven ounces and seven pounds and seven, ounces. Grandparents are Mr.

and -Mrs. George Freetage of Austin and Mr. and Riloy Walker of Highlands. Members of the eight year nmaries of the First Bapth' -jurch were honored with a v.tion party at the church Mcr evening. Hostesses were Mrs.

Wade Mrs. Harold Huskey Mrs j- Kirsh. Mrs. L. Rosser, Mr.

Heaton, Miss Martha Tin? Mrs. G. C. Cauthen and Mis Claride Hall. The cake decorated in low with nine candles.

One stood for the year in the department and the eight candles for being eight years old. Book marks were given to each boy and girL Punch, cake, and crackers were served to 25 members. MRS. J. C.

SCHMADL Correspondent Phone: Highlands 2-1312 Highlands Plans Fer 19S2 iff Tdsr.is vi i Fairs, rally and the projects for the coming year we're the topics most discussed at the Highlands Hcyi.e Demonstration club meeting held Friday at 1:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. G. R. Skinner.

Mack Ford, chairman of the booth at the Crosby Community Fair, which was donated to the club by Ransey Insurance agency, reported that $34.14 was collected in the "Iron Lung" jar. The club donated $10 in prize money for the Highlands 4-H Fair which will be held Saturday. This amount will be given in prizes to the three most outstanding 4-H club members according to their records. The club will donate pies, cakes, aprons, potholders and "white eie- ph ants'' to be sold at the fair. As the iron lung had been purchased by the county clubs and presented to the Southwest Polio Center at Jeff Davis, the club voted to send the remainder of their contribution to the station wagon fund which is also being purchased by the clubs of the county for the center.

A nominating committee consis- of Mrs. J. B. Hance, Mrs. H.

j. Daw kins and Mrs. J. F. Wiggins appointed.

Plans for the Bay town Fair were 'scussed. The yearbook committee report' the projects for the coming rden Holds First Meeting Of Season The Highlands Garden club had its first fall meeting Tuesday in the home of Mrs. E. C. Oehler on Oak St.

Yearbooks were distributed and the programs for the year discussed. The publicity chairman was given permission to purchase a scrapbook in which to paste press cllp- MrsJ.D.AusleyHas Blrfhday Following the short business meeting Mass Chloryss Hewitt spoke on "Day She showed colored 1 prints of the various colors and types of day lilies and said that with a little care they will out do themselves. Cookies and punch were served to Mrs. H. A.

Barnwell, Mrs. J. W. Sammons, Mrs. B.

B. Talley, Miss Chloryss Hewitt, Miss Cornelia Davis, Mrs. J. A. Hollis, Mrs.

Cliff on Adams, Mrs. A. V. Jones, Mrs. Guy Patton, Mrs.

M. G. McDonald, Mrs. B. W.

Lynch, Mrs. Harold Patton, Mrs. W. I. Simpson and two visitors, Mrs.

J. A. Brown and Mrs. Catherine Cook. Members of the cod family make up three-fifths of the total New England 1 fishing industry catch.

Mrs. J.D. Ausley was honored with a birthday dinner Sunday in the home of her mother-in-law, Mrs. N. D.

Ausley, IV. The honoree was presented with a number of gifts. A chicken dinner and birthday cake was served at noon to Mr. and Mrs. J.

Ausley of Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Don Evans of and Mrs. Ray Milligan of Houston, Mr. and Mrs.

B. J. Ausley and sons, Nathan Charles and Terry Allen, Mrs. J. S.

Hudson, J. D. Ausley and daughter Jimmie Marie, Mr. and Mrs. N.

D. Ausley and the honoree. Waiker Celebrsfes 11th Birthday With Party Wilson Walker celebrated his eleventh birthday Friday evening with a party given by his mother, Mrs. W- W. Walker, at their home on Canal Road.

Refreshments of hot dogs and punch were served to Buddy, Tommie Jean, Milton Prince, James and Paul Miears, Sonny James, Harry Lynn Campbell, Thomas Prothro and the honoree. Mrs, Joe Jones, the former Miss Wynette Barnwell, was honored with a bridal shower Friday even- jng in the home of Mrs. M. Doss at 500 N. Main.

Mrs, Doss was assisted 1 by her daughters; Betty Ann and Evelyn. Irs. Hai SYSS About 14,000 fires occur annually in United States national forests. Mrs. Harold Davis was the honoree Wednesday at a stork shower held in the home of Mrs.

J. W. Skeens. Other hostesses were Mrs. R.

B. Lansford and Mrs. L. Collins. The refreshments table had a centerpiece of seasonal flowers with a stork holding a baby.

Refreshments of cookies and Cokes were served to Mrs. Joe Henderson, Mrs. E. L. Bridges, Mrs.

I. Collins, Mrs. A. L. Parker, Mrs.

C. Cotton, Mrs. Clarence Parker, Mrs. L. B.

Rutledge, Mrs. C. E. Rutledge, Mrs. J.

A. Hutchins, Mrs. M. C. Currie, Miss Nellie Ray Currie, Mrs, A.

B. Williams, Mrs. J. J. Farmer, Mrs.

A. O. Oehler, Mrs. David York, Mrs. J.

C. Schmadl, Mrs, H. H. Rosser and Thomas, Mrs. Jimmie White, Mrs.

gifts were sent by Mrs. Sciina Harold Huskey, Mrs. Lee Walker and Mrs. M. Caughman.

A lace cloth 2s On th table. The centerpiece v- a "1 long piece of styro-foi'J. 6 miniature bride and center and on one box with ribbon, and Wynette and Joe. On siue were two around the edge wa -lar twined with coral vine. Punch and "cookies to 94 guests.

Mrs. E. Scott'presided registrar. Mrs. Jones as the cently with a linen in the home of Mrs.

at N. Circle Drive, Bayt Lime punch and cak were served to 20 guests. Bible Class To Bible Study Sessions Mrs. H. G.

Pettis, Street announced that hpr class will resume H' "Through the Bible," y. Sept. 15 from 7:15 till at her home. The class being anyone interested is i nv "i join. This will be Mrs.

Petti. year in the, work. The class will meet at .7:15 p.m. Tssi Robert Peel has recently returned from a trip to New York with the American Legion Band' Post from Houston where they won place in a contest. A Er 'Sgs visited relative in Robston last week Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. Cauthen visited their son and wife Mr and Mrs. Guy Cauthen of Christi.

the business meeting Skinner gave a talk on Grooming." Refreshments of cake and grape -nch were served to Mrs. Frances aminski. Mrs. W. D.

Wood, Mrs Mrs. H. Lucas, Mrs. W. A.

Sulivan, Mrs. Ford, Mrs Skinner. Mrs. C. McCasland, Mrs.

Thompson, Mrs. Hance, Mrs PS Platt, Mrs. C. N. Adams, Mrs Mrs.

Ralph Clendennen, Mrs J. C. Schmadl, Mrs. W. I.

Simpson and a visitor, Mrs. A. W. Burke. Mrs.

Mkeli President Of '-Sunday Schtisl Unit Mrs. John Henry Mizell has been elected president of the L.L.L. Sunday school class of the First Baptist church. Mrs. MizeJl wa elected Friday evening during the business meeting of the class.

The meeting was hold in the home of Mrs. Roberts. The secretary will be Mrs. L. N.

Linscomb. membership vice-president will be Mrs. I. R. Anderson, fellowship chairman, Mrs K' Roberts.

Mrs. C. P. Roberts presented the devotional "You ask for it." Prayers were Jed by Mrs. M.

A. Tombs and Mrs. E. Masterson. Coffee, cold drinks, crackers and cake was served to Mrs Melvin L.

P. Crawford" Males. Mrs. R. V.

Evans' Mrs. P. M. Shipp. Mr.s.

Toombs, Mrs; Mizell, Mrs. Masterson, Mrs. Roberts and the PTA Meeting Scheduled For Highlands Nondsy The Highlands Parent-Teachers Association, will meet at 2:30 p.m. Mono-ay, Sept. 15 i the Highlands Elementary school -auditorium.

The executive board win meet at 2 p.m. An informal "get acquainted" program is planned which will be followed by a reception for the teachers. More than 40 different species shark are found in the Carib- sea. The Keel Is Hooded ffie Effeet Wonderful Foot first-. Fn the fashion parade the shoe ihat wears ifs heel hooded, smooth and tailored.

Lifee ihe the vamp, unusual wrth side lacing and a pert bow. Black suede with red leather trim or brown suede with russet leather trim. Just ms 301 NORTH MAIN HIGHLANDS 303 H. MAIN PHONE 2-1961 FOR FRIDAY AMD SATURDAY gj 12 13 GomstocK Pie SUN VALLEY Colored Quarters I for cakes frying ROYAL CROWN COLA WRIGLEY'S.