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Women's World Section II VOL 41; NO. J99 Wednesday, May 13, Pat Hud nail Is Honored With Party Patricia Hudnall. Robert E. Lee High School senior, was complimented wilh a luncheon Saturday by Mrs. Charles Head and Mrs.

V. D. Head at the former home, 506 N. Circle. Pink and red decorations were used.

The luncheon tables were centered with pink and red carnations. Pink rosebuds ana net were used in designing Ihe place cards. Velvet boudoir chairs, to be used as pin cushions, served as favors. Menu included chicken spaghetti, jel salad, hot rolls cranberry chocolate cake and vanilla ice cream A gift of lingerie was presented to be honoree by the hostesses. The honoree and her -mother, Mrs.

Will Hudnall, received corsages of red rosebuds. Others attending, were Janice Holder, Kay Kelly, Judy Williams, Becky Camp, Pam Berry, Sharon Scarborough Mela- mc Moore, Peggy Bailey, Karen Calhoun of Highlands, Kay Kenney and Edra Compton 'May Day' Theme Keynotes Party For Bains Linda Bains, prospective graduate ot Robert E. Lee High bchool. was honored with a luncheon Saturday at Sakowitz's Sky Terrace; in Houston. Hostesses were Mrs.

Stout and Marilyn Stout. The theme for Ihe luncheon as 'May. Day." An old fashioned flower basket filled with a. profusion of pink carnations urr Unded by pink stock centered the long table. The individual ce cards were the small white May baskets filled wiin an assortment of pink and green mints.

The small baskets were replicas of the large centerpiece. A three-course meal consisting of fruit salad creamed chicken, candied carrots, marinated green beans, rolls tea was served to the 35 guests. Highlighting the "May pay' taeme wa a fresh straw- berry and ice cream patfait served with a tiny pink -sweetheart rose at the top. Quests at the lunchocn included Sara Swain, Jennie Badcley Gad Brady, Betty Echert. Janice Going, Diane Hastings a ne Nancy KatJiy Leach, Beth Milk.

Kav Kelly, Jean Fuller, Belsy Taylor Nancy Rowe and Mrs. R. mother of the honoree! The hostesses presented the nonoree with a brunch coat. Food Tips fT the cabbage before by letting them stand in Siting them a bnei boIJing. Cut away the ing.

before rolling- up the stuff- 13 ENGAGEMENT of Mfss Ton? Lynne Fellers to Harold Lee oil a nounced her Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Baffarbee, 1304 N. Seventh.

Parents of the prospec- i.ve groom are Mr. and Mrs, Harold Coolc 1309 kd.son The couple, born graduates of Robert E. Lee School students; at Lee College, plan to wed July 10. She the cojlege, and heat Sears Mrs. Ponder Is Installed Xi Theta Gamma Head The home of Mrs.

BUI Fortin- ment," presented bv berry, 225 Lakcwood Drive, was and Mr.s. Beauchamp -scene of installation of of- Mrs. Ponder had each uf hCta mma ber answe1 roll Beta Sigma Phi re- gives. her more enjoyment Mi Martin Griffith conduct- eu the mstalletion. The officers lirst lov SSSS; cording secretary; Mm.

Perry Stout's Beaurnamp, corresponding pec- Hapnv Slip ret.ry, and. MiU ba aed and civ Diana Vaughan Is Honored Diana Vaughan, prospective spring graduate of Robert Lee High School, was honored a luncheon at the Petroleum Club in Beaumont Saturday. Mrs. Jack Hill and her ter. Miss Jo Ann Hill, aunt and cousin, respectively, of the honoree, wre hostesses for the occasion.

The table was centered with an arrangement of spring flowers. Each guest-found marked with a miniature graduate and commencement cap. Those attending from Baytown were the honoree, her mother, Mrs. Mildred Vaughan, her grandmother, Mrs. R.

L. Tipton and Misses Qaire Cone, Marilynne Capps. Judi Huckabee, Janet Summers, and Kathy James. The hcnoree was presented a gift of perfume by the hostess- After the luncheon the guests were conducted on a tour of the Lamar State College of Technology campus by the honoree's uncle. Jack Hill, who is dean of the night school at Lamar Tech.

Before you peel that orange grate off a little of the rind and add it to applesauce, canned or homemade. ENGAGEMENT of Miss. Linda Kay to Benjamen AUen Hargrove is announced by her parents, Mr and Mrs A. Harmless, 215 W. Francis.

He fs the son of Mr and Mrs. M. W. Hargrove of Highlands. An August wedding is being planned.

The bride-elect is a'prospective May graduate, of Robert E. Lee High School. The prospective groom .5 a graduate of REL and is presently employed at Payne and Keller-Construction Co. JOHN T. III.

son of 3Ir. and Mrs. Jqlm Howe 5Q.V P.riarwood, his filth birthday Wednesday with a party in the home of his parents. He has four sJs- ters, Mrs. JRIcimnl Rose, Beaumont, Mrs.

Richard Dor-man, llouston, Mrs. Charles Merkn and Connie Lynn, Baytown. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Row-e Sr.

and Mrs. Ellen Phillips, all of Baj-town. Purchase! JAMAICA SETS Wonderful completely REVERSIBLE Jamaica Sets 9 a prints one side with on the other, make them or match'' in several smart ways. The best "fun Sun" buy we've seen. Sizes 6 to 16.

Made To Sell For 10.98 ATTEND THE FASHION SHOW MAY P.M. HOLIDAY INN SpomorW by GuJf WoWs Club by While They Last HOUSE OF 200 Texas Ave. ay town bndge talk Vf agUe Doris Jean Young. Mrs. bee.

North South xvinners in the first game were Mrs. J. P. kel- Mrs. J.

J. Bradshaw, first- Mrs. Edith Mitchel. Wolfe Cobb, Second; Mrs. Fred Hartman.

ivlrs. B. E. Wilson, third. East- cnn West placers were airs.

Bruce Thomson Ramsey, first; Mrs. Mrs. W. H. Bridges, second; Mrs.

E. F. Brandt, D. E. Leigh- tcn, third.

In the second game Mrs. Margaret Kinkade and Mrs. Ruth Kinkade took North-South first. Other winners in North-South play were Mrs. Brandt.

Mrs. M. A. Thomas, Mrs. Dick Scnvner.

Mrs. RsmseV Placing in East-West play were Mrs N. Amsden Penny MacLean, first; C. P. Borden, Jack Furbee, second: Mrs Jerry Ulch, Mrs.

C. third. The Baytown section of the Houston Bridge League's Winners Game attracted a good turnout of 12 tables. North Soutiv winners were Mrs. B.

S. Love, Mrs. Morgan, first; Mrs. James Harrop, Mrs. B.

E. Wilson, second; Mrs. R. C. Mrs.

Spencer Blain, third. East-West winners were W. K. Puderbaugh. John Beta Siqma Phi Honors Mothers ot the members of Phi Delta Lambda Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi were complimented Sunday afternoon with a Mother's Day Tea in the home of Miss Martha Strauss, 701 Murrill.

The tea is an annual fete for the mothers of the chapter members. As each mother arrived she was presented with a corsage of pink sweetheart roses. Pastel rose arrangements were placed throughout the home. The serving table was centered with an arrangement of pink roses. Refreshments of coffee, spiced tea and cookies were served.

Those present were Mrs. Burton Burrus, Bettie Jones, Mrs. Odis Muennink, Charylene Muennink, Mrs. J. C.

Hollaway Sharon Mrs. Beverly Boyd, Mrs. II. Strauss, Martha Strauss, Mrs. W.

C. Jenkins. Pat Jenkins, Mrs R. Toni Fellers. Mrs.

J. J. Gregory, Mary Ann Gregory, Mrs. J. C.

Brewer. Sandra Brewer and Mrs. J. Nelson. Names'N Notes Mrs.

Velma F. Tharp took 16 of her piano students to audition Houston for the National Guild of Piano Teachers Saturday. All met requirements of the organization in passing tests of excellence. Guests for the in The home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ji A Cooper were their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Day" guests of Mrs. R. Bains Sr.

her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Jack E. of Pasadena. Piwietz. Joyce Blank-field, third.

in other Bridge Slu- games included Mr. A. J. Smith first Blain, Furbee, second Dr, H. I.

Davis. Dr. Richard In Friday morning play Mi's. H. I.

Davis and Mrs. J. Brid and Mrs and Mrs. Jack 'Fur- in Saturday Harry Black-field, second; Dr! and Mrs. H.

I. Davis, third. Kappa Kappas To Go Beatnik On Saturday 1 si A i Kappa Kappa Chapter, Beta SJgma Phi will entortain with a beatnik party Saturday in the home of W. M. Dillard in Highlands.

The party will include members' husbands. Snacks and dips will.be.served, ynd a prize will be given lo UK- couple in the best beauiik costume. Installation of officers was performed at a recent meeting by retiring president Mrs. Johnny DeLoach, Those installed were Mrs. Fred Huey, president- Mrs.

Eugene Fayle, vice ry, corresponding secretary; uceiaurer, ana Mrs. Bill Hopper, extension officer. Mrs. Norman D'Olive was installed for the seventh vear as the director of Kappa "Kappa Stars were presented to the re- tmng officers by the new officers in appreciation. ihe Kappa Kappa Stylo Show, and This is the fourth year that Mrs.

Mrs Krst official act emotion was the presentation of the appropriate disc for the achievement band to each of me retiring officers. The meeting was turned over to Mrs. Karl Opryshek, Program Chairman, who introduced the program "The Enjoyment of Man" given by Mrs. Ponder Bob Hayes Is' Party Honoree Bob Hayes, a prospective graduate of Robert E. Lee High School, was entertained Monday night with a patio party in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. James Hogue, 2100 Belvedere. The refreshment table was covered with a red and white tablecloth. The centerpiece was a snifter containing red and white stripped straw surrounded with popcorn. The snifter sat on a red styrofoam base with "64" in white styrofoam.

Individual favors were also on the table. They were red nut cups with a miniature graduate on lop of each. Grilled hamburgers, potato chips, olives, pickles, tomatoes, cold drinks and pecan crunch pie were served. Persons seated at tables covered with red tablecloths, were Acapulco and Mexico Uty, Christmas parties and members' children at various singes of their growth. Mrs.

a 1 program chairman, distributed the new program book. The group will present study "i ifo Learning and Friendship Mrs. Ponder adjourned the nieetill opened when each member thanked her secret sister cons. were Brazzil, Susan Braa 1 Kloesef. Connie Killer.

Ann Walker. Arthur Hutchinson, Jack Beaird, Terry Ryals, Randy Hogue, Ronnie Ad- night cox, Eddie Mills. Bill Smith, the v.u.\, join amun, me piay were Mrs. Edgar Neville honoree and his parents Air and Mrs. Scnvner.

Also placing were Mrs. Emily Slocki Dr and Mrs. Winston Hayes. Bob received a radio from the Hogues, and Mr. and Mrs.

Eddie Howell, co-hostesses. Beverly Boyd, Bride-Elect, Is Honored With Shower Beverly Boyd. bride- elect of Wesley Rasbeary, recently complimented a miscellaneous shower in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

S. Keating, 1-45 Woods. Mrs. Tommy Sprayberry, the future groom's sister, registered approximately 65 guests. Hostesses for the occasion were Mrs.

Jim Venable Mrs. Phil Bennett, Mrs. HolHs Meigs, Mrs. Dan Dunn, Mrs. S.

B. Stricklin, Mrs. H. M. McCandless, Mrs.

Jack Shoemake and Mrs. Louie Bishop. Bouquets of spring flowers were used in decorating the home. White carnations ere used to center the refreshment table covered with a white linen cloth. Punch and cookies were served by Kathy and Dianne Keating and Rosemary Also in the houscparty were Eva Maud Civic Association has namec'i the B.

M. Raney home at 1601 Gillette Drive as the "Yard of the Month." The Mrs. Don Wiedcrman, Becky Wininier and Elaine McCandless. Among the guests were Mrs. Maude Niederhofer, the prospective grcom's grandmother- Mrs.

W. K. Bonner of Gregory', the honoree's grandmother; Mrs. Althin Niedeihofer, Miss Karen Nicderhofer, Mrs. Dwan Cooper, all of Huntsville; Mrs.

Gus Nicderhofer, Com-oc, and Miss Lola Bonner, Rockport. Alamo Troops Being Started Two Brownie troops and two Girl SCDUI troops are being organized at Alamo Elementary 8C-! School, according to Mrs. F. Thompson, organizer. The troops will become tive in September.

Leaders for the second grade Brownie troop are Mrs. N. Jenkins and Mrs. A. E.

Wells. For the third grade Brownie group will be Mrs. R. F. Cuthbertson and Mrs.

Varnell Mor- avits. In charge of the fourth grade Girl Scout troop will be Mrs. Herbert Bishop, leader, and LeLoach has been the top salesman. Mrs. Faylp presented a program, on, "The Dance." She Mr.ted, "The an of dance originated in the early churches as a means of religious expression." Members were given to the dance by Mrs.

Vivian Vance of tlie Baytown Academy of Dance Arts and one of her students, Miss Lyrda Massey. The basic positions of the body, feet and arms and how to find stage directions were taughr. Miss Massey demonstrated bas- Wbuld UOU1U Ponder gave an 'or lhe find- ng oneself am r.g enjoyment. Mrs. Beauchamp selected as ner part of the program home movies of Xi Theta Gamma members.

The fil ms shown included family vacations, the University of Texas foi gifts cr ceJvecl. Refreshments of cake, a cei rolls, coffee, solt drinks and nuts were served by Mrs. For- cnrds she has re- sweet Mrs. DeLoach was presented with a Girl of the Year Trophy as the top salesman of ticket to ic dance steps the lirst year pupil is taught and advanced, steps. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs.

Robert Dippel and Mrs. Johnny Ludtke. Sofg- Brinks and cookies were to members and a special guest, Mrs. Leonard Rauwer, a prospective transferee from The next meeting will be held', in the home of Mrs. D'OliveJ.

when secret sisters will be revealed. tail MRS. T. A. YOUNG 'IJuly of the Yeitr' Mrs.

Young Is lady Of Year' For Gardeners Mrs. T. A. Young was named "Lady of the Year" by the Bay-town Garden Club at its recent hat tea. She received the honor for haying the most points for activities.

For example, she had perfect attendance and regularly brought specimens for the horticulture division and arrangements for the artistic division judging held at each garden club meeting. Mrs. Young has served as judge at several Baytown garden shows and is a frequent workshop instructor for some of 1 the newer garden clubs. She joined the Baytown Garden Club in 1953. She also expresses her artistic talents in the field of ce- ramies.

Her husband is employed at" Humble Oi! and Refining Bay town Refinery. They have. two daughters, Neva Jo Simpson who lives in Pasadena and' Jeanette McCabe who makes her home in Kemah. Mr. and Mrs.

Dawton R. Hughes, 502 S. Seventh announce hhe birth of a son, Randy Lynn. He weighed 9 pounds, 4 ounces when he was born April 27 at Bayiown Hospital. He has a sister, Cathy, and a brother, Steven.

His grandpar- are Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mr.

and Mrs. C. Cox. Eva Maud Association K. beautification 1 1 tee in Mrs Woodland, co-Iead- making the choice painted outi er Jrs Lance Pigott Mrs.

that landscaping was with pit- tJsporum and holly. Yaupon was trimmed to resemble miniature trees and was flanked bv dwarf gardenias and nandinas. Blooming petunias provides color for the yard. Mrs. E.

L. Wilson of the selection committee also noted that as a rule the yard is neat in r.ppearonre and well cr.mi for. The Raneys are members of the civic association. Drew, Parris Fete Wives With Dinner Mrs. A.

E. Drew and Mrs. D. Parris entertained vriih bnvbecue on Mother's Day by Iheir husbsnds at the Drew home, 800 N. Jones Guests included Mrs; Roy F.

Brand of Houston, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Drew Jr.

and children, Debbie, Connie and Tina of Huntsvillc, Mrs. W. H. McClcn- don and Jimmy Parris, both of Baytown. The husbands did cooking too.

Lewis will lead the fifth end i grade Girl Scout troop.p Girls interested in becoming members of these are invited to contact Mrs. Thompson. 5S2-9612. THURSDAY PJamwood Garden CInb, 10 with Mrs. T.

If. COY, 1903 Colby Drive. Crib to College Club. 10 a.m. with Mrs.

If. M. McCandless, 516 Lloyd Anson Jones Parent Tearh- er Association, Installation, 2:15 p.m., school. Gamma Chi, Kappa Gamma, 7 p.m^ Sterling mimJcfpallJbrary. Woman's Club, ie picnic, with Mrs.

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