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omen MARTHA ANN HEMPHILL Editor Section II YOL 42. NO. 25S Wednesday. June 15. 1966 II Prehistoric Explorers Club Meets At Sterling Library The summer reading program at Sterling Municipal Library registered a total of 203 elementary school age readers dur- PREHISTORIC EXPLORERS Club members checking up on the condition of their dinosaurs, which are awarded when books are read through the summer reading program at Sterling Municipal Library, are Jimmy Patron.

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-Guests included Mrs. J. Bryan Stratton, mother of the honoree; Miss Coleen Blakey, Miss Betsy Broyles, Miss Carol Maeser, Miss Lynn Moseley, Miss Lounelle O'Grady and Miss Mary Schwendeman. Centerpiece was an arrangement of white spider carnations and orange button mums. Corsages were presented to Miss Stratton, her mother and the hostess.

They were of carnations and mums. A billfold was presented the honoree, who plans to enter the University of Texas in the fall. MELISSA Page Beaty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Beaty 309 HaroH Lane, is celebrating her first birthday Wednesday. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Beaty Jr. of Baytoxvn ana Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Carl, 3100 Lincoln. ing the first two weeks of June according to Mrs. Martha Hodges, children's librarian. Among the popular books checked in and out during the initial session are "When We Were Very Young." "Your Ears," "Emmitt's Pig," "Army Engineers." "SAC" and "The U.S.

"Play With Us' and "Once There Was a From 10 to 11 a.m. each Thursday young readers are invited to join the Prehistoric Explorers to learn about favorite books and discuss some of the books they are reading. To date this group has listened to excerpts from "Huckleberry Finn," and "Anne a The Sand Dobbies" anc "Phantom Tollbooth." Awards are made when readers complete a book and report to Mrs. Hodges. This year the librarians decided to proclaim the program "Prehistoric Explorers Club" and award miniature dinosaurs to readers.

Richard Salinar was the first reader to win a dinosaur for reading a book. He is a second grader at San Jacinto. Kitty and Georgianne Spilier reported together and were the first girls to win dinosaurs. Georgianne will be a third grader and Kitty, a fourth grader next year. At the end of the second week Jimmy Patton, a fifth grader at Ashbel Smith, and Mark David Morris, fifth grader at Austin, had each read 15 books.

Lisa Holzinger and Mike Pullen have each read 13 books. Lisa will be a second grader at Lamar and Mike will be a second grader at Austin. Mrs. Carter To Host Beta Psi Mrs. D.

M. Carter, 209 Kelly, will host the July 12 meeting of Beta Psi Chapter Phi Sigma Alpha. This was announced at the last meeting with Mrs. Archie C. Hale.

Nine members attended to hear the program, on "guilt," taken from "Inventory of Personality." The dis cussion was led by Mrs. Bonnie Hazel Martin. According to Dr. William Parker, Ph.D., author, guilt is peculiar to human beings. He states that it is much better i one accepts her guilt, for if she banishes it from her conscious mind, eventually the unconscious mind sends in a bill to be paid.

"We must forgive ourselves, then must be woven into future service by loving ourselves properly, and others, without reservations," he commented. Mrs. J. D. Poskey was appointed parliamentarian by Mrs, Harold Wert, president.

All members are urged to contact the hostesses when unable to attend a meeting. Pam Haynes Is Brunch Honoree Pam Haynes, recent graduate of Robert E. Le High School, was honored with a brunch at th home of Mrs. Frank Hankinson. Assisting in hostesses du- tues were Mrs.

Ron Boatright and Mrs. Wesley Hartless. The centerpiece was a large melon half filled with fresh fruit. An arrangement of flowers decorating the foyer were presented to the honoree by Mrs. Neal Chastain.

Miss Haynes also received a curler set, gift from the hostesses. Mrs. E. T. Pittard, honoree's grandmother, and Kay Haynes, her sister also attended.

Kathy Strickler, Johanns List Wedding Attendants Attendants for the 7 p.m. Saturday wedding of Miss Mary Katharine Strickler and Walter Alfred Joharms of Temple have been announced. Mrs. Jerry Moore of Bridge 2ity will be matron of honor. 3ridesmaids include Miss Mar- Moore of Austin and Miss Marice Sawyer of Temple.

Dr. H- C. Farrell Jr. of Tem- WEST INDIES HOLIDAY ENTRY SEVENTH WEEK June 10 Thni 16 This Entry Blank must be deposited in one of West Indies Holiday Stores Not Later tbant 9 P.M JUNE 16 Name Address City Phone store CONTEST SPONSORED BY: CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK THE BAYTOWN SUN BAYTOWN RETAIL MERCHANTS Si-1 pie will serve as best man. Bob Ellis of Amarillo and Scott Adams of Temple will be groomsmen.

Ushers include James L. Baker, Richard Blum, Paul Ray Henderson, Jerry Moore of Bridge City and Larry Taylor, of Houston. Candles win be lighted by Candy and Kareno Taylor, both of Houston. The bride of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Jules Strickler, 910 W. Lobit. Johanns is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Herman Johanns of Binghamton, N.Y.

The Rev. Milton S. Jordan of Mount Pleasant will be assisted by Rev. Edwin T. Summers, pastor, at the double ring cere- ony at Grace Methodist Church.

Mrs. Keith King, organist, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

Schubert, vocalists, will provide mus- The reception will follow in the church fellowship hall. Serving in the houseparty include Miss Diana Jo Blum, Mrs. James L. Baker, Mrs. C.

H. Mills, Mrs. E. E. Theeck, Mrs.

W. L. Henderson and Miss Charlene Miller of Houston. Friends of the couple are extended an Invitation through this announcement to attend the ceremony. Business Women Award Scholarship MURLENE DICKEKSON What, When And Where THURSDAY Ladies Auxiliary to Senior Citizens, 1:30 p.m., St- Marks Methodist Church.

Baytown Grandmothers, 7:30 p.m.. Citizens National Bank. Happy Grandmothers, 7:30 p.m.. Otpimist Club. TOPS, 8 p.m..

Gulf Coast Hospital ar.d Clinic lobby. FRIDAY Duplicate Bridge. 10 Bridge Studio. Ladies Association to East Harris County Bar Association, noon. For the first time in the history of American Business Women's Association, May was celebrated throughout the United States by chapters as ABWA Scholarship Month.

One of ABWA's principal aims and purposes is to help elevate women in business through education. Scholastic standing is only one of the points considered in awarding scholarships. Economic need and moral character are also included. Not only do chapters provide scholarships, but members take personal interest in the recepient of the scholarship. Such students are guests at chapter meetings and members keep in touch with them throughout the school term, encouraging them to persist and put forth their best efforts.

These girls are remembered at holidays and birthdays. ABWA's scholarship program is not limited to individual chapters. There is the Stephen Bufton Memorial Educational Fund which each club contributes to and from which Baytown or any chapter may request aid for deserving students for interest- free loans, to be repaid after courses are completed. Murleng Dickerson, Robert E. Lee High School graduate was guest and was presented the ABWA, Leaves of Gold Chapter, scholarship award.

Mrs. Glyn Oakes. president, presented the award at the last meeting at the Tower. She was presented a graduation gift by Mrs. Abe Edelman 'and Mrs.

H. R. Sims. airs. M.

L. Dickerson, mother of the honoree, was present. The student was chosen by the educational committee. Mrs. R.

C. Flowers. Mrs. Leon Daniell and Mrs. Paul Anderson.

Murlene, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mack L. Dickerson. plans to enter Lee College and study data processing.

She is a member of Memorial Baptist Church. Mrs. Flowers was guest speaker. She is a home economics also Lee, Mrs. Keith King Presents Recital The piano students of Mrs.

Keith King were presented in a recital at Sterling Municipal Library. Students performing were Regeana Ainsworth, Denise Parker, Karen Carroll, Christie Holland, Cynthia Wiliams. Susan Fletcher. Pamela Couch, Cindy Kathryn Bantley. Sheryl Strickler and Connie Weaver.

Also Andee Ann Andrews, Susan Rushing, Don Rogers, Beverly Zubik, Donna Rogers, Karen Hamil, Janis Davis, David Hurst, Rebecca Russell, Ricki Powers, Jan Burgess. Ann Parker, Jenny Sooy, Betty Lintelman, Ginger Whitaker and Nita teacher at Furr High School in Houston, a member of ABWA and chairman of the educational projects. She has taught 20 years in Texas and three in Oklahoma. Her topic was vocational home making in public schools. Mrs.

Oakes conducted the meeting, appointing the Woman of the Year Committee. Mrs. Ray C. Burnett, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs.

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