The Baytown Sun from Baytown, Texas • Page 6

Woman's World PA6E THE BAYTOWN SUN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1955 At Names-N-Notes- Carolyn Kay Kenney Leaves Sunday For Texas Hill Land Joseph Welinc, Houston, the tour includes 14 couiitrius and studying at the Sorbonne. NL SON -he D-y wili Beiviei Belvieu an- rh Joy, to Li. of Mr. and be Aug.

27 at FEMININE FRESHNESS CALLS FOR AN AIR CONDITIONED FORD TELL HUBBY WE INSTALL THEM FOR ONLY $395 ON REAL EASY TERMS, TOO THAD FELTON 620 W. Texas Credii Women Will Present Monetary Gifts Representing the Baytown Opportunity School, Dr. Julian Spring will receive two monetary Kifl.s Wednesday iiitfht from the Credit Women's Breakfast club. At its meeting in the Community house conference, the club will present S90 to student pupil of the school und S50 to help pay for the. school's books.

Mrs. Bess Wright, president, will make the presentation. Pr. Spring will lend a discussion on the school. Members will meet at 7:30 p.m.

The radiator division of one automobile manufacturer uses 320 tons ot copper and 125 tons of solder each month. A wonderful two weeks is in with the International Cultural store for Carolyn Kay Kenney. tours. Sponsored by Dr. and Mrs.

lighter o- Mr. sn Mrs. T. Kenney 1005 South Seventh, she will leave Sunday for the Texas Lions camp in the Texas Hill country, three miles south of Kerrville. She is sponsored at the camp by the Baytown Lions club.

The recreation program will ex- tencf through Aug. 13. The Texas Lions camp now has 12 buildings of permanent construction on its 50-4 acres of rolling Hill Country land. With its staff of about 60 this provides adequate facilities and camp staff to serve 100 boys and girls each session. With the Waldrips Capt.

and Mrs. A. W. Talbot and son Wayne, 5. are visiting in the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Waldrip 22 East James. The captain will return Wednesday to Washington, D.

to attend specialist school for six weeks. Afterward, he will be assigned to duty in'Europe. Mrs. Talbot and Wayne will go overseas with him but will remain with her parents until he completes the school in Washington, West Coast Tour Returnees from a three-weeks cruise of the West Coast are Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Harrison and their two sons, Jimmy and Tommy, of 506 Morrell. While enroute the Harrisons visited Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, Nevada, Death Valley, Tosemite Nat'l. Park, and Sacramento.

Excursions through San Francisco Los Angeles enlightened our exporters also. While in Los Angeles, the foursome visited the Catalina Island, Knotts' Berry Farm. Oceanaritim, Hollywood and were at Disneyland for its opening day. Final feature of the trip was a stopover at the Tom Pruett's ranch near Bastrop for a ten-day stay. Dateline: Europe News is coming in from Bay- tonains on their current trips in Europe.

Doreen Eastwood. 11- year-old Baytonian, and her grandmother, Mrs. E. L. Dobson of Channelview, wrote The Sun a note while sailing on the S.S.

America. They the boat was "truly a floating 1 On bnard they met many delegates going to their destination, the Baptist World 1 Alliance in London. And a photograph and note arrived at The Sun news desk Monday from Paris, where Miss Ouida Carroll and Miss Gladys Skaggs. Baytown teachers, are traveling Ouida Carroll, Gladys Skaggs and the Eiffel Tower New officers of Central Baptist Woman's Missionary union were presented at a meeting Tuesday at the church. President for the coming year will be Mrs.

Y. M. Lannou. She will be assisted by Mrs. G.

R. Dickerson, first vice-president; Mrs. C. W. Kirkland, second vice-president; Mrs.

E. E. Slagle, secretary; and Mrs. W. A.

Vinson, treasurer. The group met for a Royal Service program and a business meeting. In opening the program, the group sang "All Hail the with Mrs. Harold McFarland leading. Mrs.

W. M. Coleman accompanied the group at the piano. A devotional was brought by Mrs. G.

E. Whitaker, after which the main of the program followed. Entitled "All Roads Lead to London," the topic was presented by Mrs. W. Kelley, chairman.

Participants were Mrs. H. M. Endel, Bill Gates. Mrs.

Henry Ward, Mrs. Lannou, Mrs. Haskell Lilly, Mrs. Harold Cook, and Mrs. Clyde Stevens.

After a. sing-song of hymns, the program was closed with prayer. Presiding over the business part of the meeting was Mrs. E. E.

Slagle. The reading of the missionaries calendar and prayers for the missionaries followed. Mrs. Vinson led the group in prayers for the sick and standing committee chairmen gave reports. A week of prayer will be combined with the teaching of the book, "Candle by Night," September 12 through 16.

Aug. 14 through 21 will be Sunbeam Focus week at the church. During this week there will be a revival. A state houseparty will be held in Waco Aug. 22 and 25.

Next Royal Service will be Aug. 30. Feminine Scope By Wanda Orton Don't Get In A Rut, Do Something Different FINAL JULY CLEARANCE Regrouped and reduced for final quick clearance AND 2 FOR Broken Sizes and Styles Sizes 2 to 13 i Pair and i 99 Pair All of our Summer Merchandise has been drastically reduced for clearance. Shop now. GRAY'S 207 W.

TEXAS SHOP DIAL 234! WHY IS fashion a booming industry? It caters to change, a basic need 1 in life. Women (espcc- women!) could not exist wearing the same style of clothes year in and yea- out. What a horrible fate. Women like to change their furniture, too. Imagine having the xofa in the same place for years and years.

If this composition wreaks with restlessness, maybe it's because 1 need a vacation. And the nearer it gets, the more I think I need it. can't do without it, can't work another year without two precious weeks away from it alt. Am leaving the state, good-bye. Texas is great and all that there are other states to see.

Can't stand looking at the same state, year in and year out It's like in everyday life for your recreation activities. My battle cry is DONT GET IN A RUT about it nil. Just because you like the movies, don't gc. every week. Or watch TV every night.

Do something different. Eat. at a different restaurant. Don't insist on being with your own clannish crowd meet new people. Since Baytown doesn't have a community theater trek into Houston to the Alley.

(This ia an unsolicited advertisement; I'm not on their payroll.) Really, the (ujniission fee is reasonable (about the price of two or three movies), the acting's fine, the thcater-in- ihe-round technique is terrific. Also, visit Theater. Inc. It has a plain, traditional stage but plenty of good music and perform- (Anyone who missed "Okla- 'ioma!" several weeks ago just Isn't with it.) And when the Houston Symphony season is underway in the fall with Leopold 1 Stokowski there. Even if you hate classical music, Leo will be a sight to see.

unless you're tone deaf, you'll be loving the music, too. Maybe those sound like "long hair'' suggestions, but we challenge you who have never tried them. Go'wan, don't be a culture coward. You might even visit an art museum on your finer arts binge. Best Things Free (If You Can Pay For Equipment) rrances Beauty Salon ANNOUNCES Mr.

bugene and Miss Gertrude HAIR STYLISTS Are Now Members of the Staff THEY CORDIALLY INVITE THEIR MANY FRIENDS TO VISIT THEM AT THE NEW LOCATION PHONE 4960 FOR APPOINTMENTS West Texas SEEKING SOMETHING different doesn't always involve admission fee. 1 either. Take to the great outdoors, go fishing, play tennis, have picnic, go to the zoo. Or play 42 instead of for change. Of course, the main cure for bore'Iom (besides a vacation) is to develop live wire interests.

Keep learning to do things all the time. You might even enlist at Lee College for nine months Ixisic training in studying. No kidding, they have some wonderful courses out there, plenty to suit all typos personalities. And college is another field on which to broaden horizons. If math is your talent, take creative writing.

Vice versa. Develop other Circle Has Picnic At Park A.s a climax to their regular meeting Monday, members of Doris Rogers circle of the Second Baptist church in Cedar Bayou a "sack lunch" picnic at Ro.selanrl picnic grounds. At the business meeting preceding the outing, Mrs. E. E.

Adams led in the opening prayer. The devotional was brought by Mrs. R. W. Camp.

Eight, members and three visitors were present for the business Kession which was closed with a prayer by G. C. Jcnnischc. interests and abilities. But wait.

Before you re-organize your recreation schedule and go to college, make sure you've had your two weeks. Everybody needs a vacation every year. Good-ibye. (Xot really. I'm not leaving for two weeks yet do I seem over anxious?) Rules About Birthday Pictures For The Sun 1.

The limit is 2. Photograph must submitted week in advance of the birthday. 3. Black and white, glossy finish photographs, rc-producr, best. Snapshots, colored nr tinted pictures cannot ho used.

.1. I'ietures of children who live out of the circulation urea cannot bo accepted. INniVIDUAT. PIANO INSTRUCTION Limited number. 2 lessons week, heirinniiiK Sept.

20. Class forming now. MRS. C. WILMETH Park Phone fiOlG St.

Louis Cons. Music Wooster Baptist Kindergarten And Nursery School REGISTRATIONS NOW ACCEPTED Call Mrs. O. J. Lamb 9724 Mrs.

F. A. Stasney 3-1807 Rainbov Sirls Plan (o Have Hayride, Wiener Roast A hayrKie and wiener roast to honor Rainbow Girls and grand officers from all over the state will be Thursday at Floyd Higginbotham's "Little Shamrock" on the bay. The visitors along with Baytow: Rainbow girls are to meet in fron of Horace Mann school buildin at 5 p.m. Thursday where truck will be to take the group to thei; outing on the bay.

The engagement of Miss Audene The groom-to-be is the son of Smith to Joe Dixon is told by Mr anc Mrs. C. F. Almost 192 million bushels her Barents Mr nnri Mrs A North Commerce, grain corn, worth more than J26; paiencs, Mr. and Mrs.

A. I. The wedding will be an event pf million were destroyed by corn- fall, 1955. borers in 1954. Couple To Have Wedding In Fall Smith, 106 West Adoue.

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