The Baytown Sun from Baytown, Texas • Page 6

BATTOWN SUN THURSDAY. DECEMBER I. VIRGINIA MEYER i A homecoming party wlth-fprmer members as honor guests will be -year in connection ynTiTial- Christmas -coffee -and tfae Wednesday Mom- iay Music 'Club scheduled for December ta the Baytown. Community House. Plans for the event were discussed at the monthly business meeting yesterday morning when members of the club met in the loupge, Mrs.

David L. Shell presiding 1 to their annual cus- tomi a. program of Christmas music and carols will be presented by the club at 10:30 ajn. to be followed immediately by a coffee for their gjiests. Sixteen members of the club wereti-Dreserst for the business session rehearsal of choral music.

Also present were two guests, Mrs. and Mrs. Dorothy are prospective mem- Members Continue Study BILLY KAI Urtlefield, son of Mr. and Mrs. K.

B. Littlefield, 215 East Sterling, is celebrating: his first birthday today. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Kfizate and Mrs.

Ethel Littlefield, all of Baytown. (Bass Photo) Is Honored With Bridal Shower Irlousewarnning is Surprise For Honoree I Members cf the Baptist Temple surprised Mrs. Pearl Hollaway with a hcusewarming recently. Refreshments of cookies and bunch were served to Mesdames J. C.

Raiding, C. Teiapletoa, R. L. Hutsoa, L. G- Dickerson, Gus Langley.

Foster, Mary Lewis, Norrna Lee Corley, J. S. Everett Gene Litton, Raymond Barclay, Guv Woods, E. R. Wright.

John L. G. S. Singletary, J- R. Sterling; C.

C. and Mrs. L. T. Bacteria increase more readily on wet milk cans than on dry ones.

X. miscellaneous bridal shower honoring Reba Wheeler was given Tuesday night at the Memorial Baptist Church. The wadding of Mrs. Wheeler and Walter B. Denny will be an event of December 11- The traditional theme of green and white was carried out in the candlelighted entertaining room with floral decorations of white chrysanthemums and greenery.

Guests who called during the appointed hours were received by the honoree, Mrs. C. E. Gates and Mrs. J.

H. Hinkle. Mrs. T. W.

Lyons presided at the bride's book registering approximately 60 guests. The white decorated bride's cake topped with miniature wedding bells was served by Mrs. A. E. Drew, Sr.

Mrs. Ben Ammohs presided at the crystal punch service. Other hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. Fred Parker, Mrs. Ray Morgan, Mrs.

Ralph -Walker, Mrs. EL.A. Brewer and Miss Willadean Hines. Up to 60,000 workers in 'Switzerland are normally the watchmaking trade one out of every 35 persons engaged in the -nation's industries. George Arrhef, chairman or Parent-Teacher" Education of the Baytown Council of the Parent- Teacher presided ter'day at tfce called meeting held in the Baytown Community House.

Approximately 25 members of the locals gathered for a continuation of the study of parliamentary procedure as prescribed by the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers. All members" present participated- in a ''question and answer" method with each contributing informally to the discussion. According to information received by the group, parliamentary procedure is the application of parliamentary law in conducting the business of an organization. Parliameutary law is the accepted usage of associations for the conducting of-business. It was also stated from the Parent-Teacher manual that the principles which underlie parliamentary law are; 1 courtesy and justice; 2.

majority rule; 3. respect for rights of the minority; one thing at a time. Knowing parliamentary pro cedure in Parent-Teacher aids in insuring business and developing an organization that will promote objects for which the stands. Tt was' further-stated that members who understand parliamentary proced-re are an asset to the local for then know how to make a motion, they have poisa and confidence -and thereby develop leadership ability. One hundred members enrolled in October when Mrs.

Charles Bustin state parliamentarian, conducted the first study: course and Mrs Armen. with the presidents, is urging all members to complete the'-course and mail it to the Austin office fcy February 10. Each course completed satisfactorily will give the iocal credit of 25 BOffits on tiieir standard sheets. Members will also be sent certificates upon of the course from the--state office. CALENDAR Pilot Club-Is Now Chartered By International At a charter night banquet held last "night in School the Baytowa chapter of Pilot Club International received its charter and formally installed officers in the presence of approximately 60 and guests.

Presenting- the charter to Lwcile Puderbaugh, Baytown president, wax Bess Grimes, who is governor of District Eight The welcoming address was given by a guest, Mrs. Beatrice Horton, president of the Baytown Business and Professional Women and the response was given by Lula Carroll, chairman of the Extension- of District Eight. A vocal solo was presented by Lou Drury preceding the presentation of the Pilot Club code of ethics given by BUlye Russell of Houston. The invocation was offered by Lucile Winston, president of the Pilot Club of Houston!" Daisy Bland, Extension representative of Eight presented the main" "address of the evening on "Pilot-r-It's Place in Our Officers were installed in a. most impressive ceremony emphasizing the meaning of colors -through the presentation of flowers to each officer.

Josie Roberts of Houston, who installed the officers, is a past president of Pilot International and had the privilege of organizing chapters and installing their officers in-Paris and London last summer. The banquet tables in a U-shaped formation were centered with fruit and grain arrangements carrying out the club colors of green and gold. Streamers of autumn leaves and yellow tapers completed the table decorations with the Pilot Club emblem occupying a place of prominence on the head table. Among the special guests present were Mrs. Jack Furbee, president of the Baytown Garden Club: Mrs, Reagan Gates, president of the Kappa Kappa chapter of Beta Sigma Phi; Holly McLemore representing the Rotary Club; Mrs.

Lucille Waddell, president of Delta Kappa Gamma; Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Gerber and Mrs. A. D.

Wilkin- Members Of Priscilla Club Plan Luncheon Alford, son. ior High, at the school, 10 a.m^ for the best in je; DIRECTOR $4950 Jewel: Expansion bracelet MARTHA WASHINGTON Terms Arranged; For the watch you give with pride let Jacobs- be. yo'ur guide. 122 W. Texas Officers installed were Mrs.

Puderbaugh, president; Edna Gray, first vice president; Myrtle Louise Moore, second president; Ann Wallace, treasurer; Odean Childers, corresponding secretary; Josephine Jones, recording secretary and directors Winnie Brown, Grace Hargrave, Bobbie Bland, Louise Wilkonson, Irene McGregor and Julia 5otber Baytown Pilot members are McLemore, Mary Creel, Pauline HoHoway, Anna Johnson and Norms Littlefield. Also present were Pilot members from Galveston, La Victoria, Houston and Port Lavaca. Featured arrangements of varicolored roses were used in decoration oi her home at 9 South Whiting when Mrs. F. Robbias entertained members of the Priscilla Club for their weekly meeting yesterday.

Mrs. R. H. Davanay, president, was in charge of the business meeting at which tune plans were completed for the Christmas luncheon of the club to be given December 21 in the home of Mrs. C- W.

Spears. The remainder of the afternoon was spent in needlework. The nest meeting will be at 2:30 pjn. December in the home of Mrs. F.

C. Saxon on Kilgore Road. A salad course was served by the hostess to the following members: Mesdames P. V. Alexander, E.

T. Arnett, W. R. Black, Henry Cathriner, R. H.

Mary Gaillard, Jeff Harbour, P. D. Martin, Royce Matthews, Frank Moore, F. C. Saxon, C.

W. Spear and 3ST. D. Stiles. Teacher Of Class Presents Devotional Mrs.

W. C. Hathaway, of 720 Bolster, was hostess to members of the Lydia Class of Central Baptist church when they held their weekly business meeting yesterday. Mrs. B.

C. Littlefield, membership vice-president was in charge of the meeting with reports- being presented by the officers. Mrs. J. C.

Hollaway led the opening prayer and Mrs. J. M. Lilly, teacher of the class, gave the devotional on. "Being a Gallant The nest meeting will be at 9:30 a.m.

December 7, in the home of Mrs. A. L. Fisher, 1112 North Second. Others present were Mesdames Robert Kelly, L.

M. Early, L. G. Dprnmert. A.

L. Fisher, E. W. Owens, C. R- Cockerham.

M. A. Broadway and Mrs. A. L.

Smith, a visitor. Girls Auxiliaries See European Movies Movies of his summer European trip were shown by J. B. Holla-way. to members of the Ruth Moss and Intermediate Girls' Auxiliaries of Memorial Baptist Church when they met together Tuesday night at the church.

Soecial guests for the meeting were Mrs. C. A. Phillips, Mrs. H.

Hooks, Mrs. Homer Hooks, Mrs. C. A. Winningham and Mrs.

Beryl Jewell- Surprise Party Is Birthday Compliment Mrs. B. R. Morgan of the Shell PipeUne Camp located on Decker Drive reports that, she had the "scare of her life" one day and of her life- the next The scare came Tuesday when her kitchen stove caught fire, blaze which she quickly put out with a. handy fire extiaguisner, ana the surprise night -when, her neighbors of the a-surprise birthday celebration for her.

Mr. and Mrs. Morgan and their children, Bobbie and Robert, were guests of their daughter, Airs. Ariin MorreD. for a birthday dinner served at 6 pjn- with Mr.

and Mrs. R. Harrell assisting ia the host duties. After dinner the group went to the Morgan home where they were playing forty-two when the neigh- bors called to wish happy birthday. The evening was spent In playing forty-two and in singing soagi Mrs.

Floyd Dollar at the piano. Refreshments of cake, coffee and Cokes were served. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred E.

Miller and niec- from Baytown. EX-SOLON'S KITES SET HILLSBORO, Dec. i. (G era! services will be held here tomorrow lor F. H.

Leslie, 78, a former Texas legislator who died last night of injuries received ia an automobile accident The five major metals produced in Arizona are gold, copper, lead and zinc- SANDRA KAY Cooke Is three years old today. Her parents are Mr. and airs. C. E.

Cooke, 806 Beecher. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cooke of Baytown and Mr. and Mrs.

E. E. Movers of Fayerte- ville, Tennessee, are her grandparents. (Chadwick Photo) Party Plans Discussed At Business Meeting The Dorcas Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church met Tuesdav night with Mrs. H.

B. Broom "for their monthly business meeting. Plans were -discussed for the Christmas narty to be given at njn. December 13 at 322S Michigan. It was voted that the gifts to be exchanged at the party will not exceed one dollar in cost.

Autumn arrangements of chrysanthemums were used in decoration of the home. Refreshments were served by the hostess to seven members CLfce PRESENTS THIS LOVELY "GIFT SOWN" FOR YOUR APPROVAL Lovely "Grecian Goddess" Gown of ACETATE NYLON CREPE Is Sculptured, Elasticized, Shirred THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES IN BAYTOWN PREFER The pupil of the eye becomes smaller "with age. Consequently, you need more light for reading or working as the birthdays pile up Mission Study Book Reviewed For Circle The Blanche Groves Circle of Memorial Baptist WMU met Tuesday with Mrs. K. L.

Dunn, 314 East Gulf, for a mission study book review by the hostess. Japan's New Day by B. B. Dosier, a missionary to the Japanese, was the book discussed. Those present were Mrs.

R. L. Lamb, Mrs. J. G.

Stuart, Mrs. J. E. Green, Rev. H.

G. Taylor, Mrs. W. Lyons and Mrs. Jack.

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