The Baytown Sun from Baytown, Texas • Page 12

12 Friday, 14, Lutheran Woman Entertain With Holiday Party The annual Christmas party and the revealing of secret pals of the Women's Missionary League and the Society ol Helping Hands of the Redeemer Lutheran Church was held Tuesday night in the home of Mrs. N. jE. Luker, 403 Rollingwood. Mrs.

Luker read the Christmas story taken from the Bible and Mrs. Chris Hansen gave a reading of "If Christ Had Not Come." Christmas carols were sung and gifts were exchanged. Hostesses were Mrs. Luker, Mrs. O.

Dube, Mrs. L. C. Scharlemmer, Mrs. W.

P. Den- rnan and Mrs. J. Higginbotham. Spiced tea and cookies were served to the 34 members present visitor, Mrs.

H. Steg- and the mann. Fashion 'Expert 1 Lectures In Lavender Plaid And Print Mrs. Robert Dippel and Mrs. Robert Kalbitz Jr.

presented the program "The Art of Dress" for members of Kappa Kappa chapter Beta Sigma Phi, Thursday night in the Community House. Mrs. Dippel, dressed in lavender wool plaid skirt, flowered print blouse with -puffed sleeves, hot pink flowered hat, unmatched shoes, and straw purse, emphasized three questions to be considered by a well-dressed person. She asked" "Do I wear colors that are becoming? Do I buy clothes that compliment my figure? Do I express my personality and individuality in my clothes?" She discussed each question and concluded by saying "Don't follow fads that are not suited to you. Be yourself." Mrs.

Kalbitz conducted a contest great idea jbr Shrfefmas giving, give your family more timefbr living, OIVE THE FINEST MADE- KitchenAld AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER! THERE IS A MODEL FOR EVERV KITCHEN Frtt Stating HEATtNG f. AIR CONQlTK)HmGlg82 25OO MARKET STREET for members to list the things wrong with Mrs. Dippel's outfit. Ronnie Rice received the prize for listing 24 fashion errors. During the business meeting, Mrs.

Jack Jackson read a report from the state convention committee for 1963. This year's convention will be June 14-16 in San Antonio. Mrs. Ervin Hester was appointed to serve on City Council's spring seminar committee. Mrs.

Wilson Ray Bond and Mrs. Rice reported that the pledges have completed their training. Pledges are Mrs. Tillman O'Brien Mrs. Mike Larsen, Mrs.

Bill Hopper, Mrs. Richard King and Mrs. Charles Fuller. Co-hostesses Mrs. Paul Holladay Jr.

and Mrs. Donnie Hullum served refreshments of punch and cookies from a table covered with a Christmas cloth accented with poinsettias. A miniature Christmas tree completed the table decorations. The next meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Jackson, 701 Chandler, with the pledges as hostesses.

Grid Hiohlights Set At Brunson "Football Highlights of 1962," an 11-minute feature film, will be shown Friday and Saturday at the Brunson Theater along -with the regular feature, "Requiem For A Heavyweight." The film shows highlights of eight major games this season. Two of the games include the University of Texas, Southwest Conference champions. Here are the games included in the film: UCLA-Ohio State, Texas- I Oklahoma, Army-Penn State, Tex' as-Arkansas. Dartmouth-Harvard, Calrfornia-Washington and Missis- sippi-LSU. THIS FESTIVE fruit nut bread is quick, elegant 'and easy to make.

Colorful candied fruit and pecans are scattered throughout the moist interior and a rum-flavored icing decorated with glace cherries, drips down the sides. It keeps beautifully. 'Quick' Fruit Nut Bread Keeps Well For Holidays Mrs. M. J.

Coady was installed president of the Baytown Council for Retarded Children at the annual Christmas party and installation of officers, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Loflin recently. Others taking office were Mrs. 'Car Discipline' Is Urged By Parents HOUSTON Parents who fail to exercise proper car discipline during the school year may be condemning their children to a second-rate Mure, according to an article in the autumn issue of the Allstate Motor Club Magazine, Discovery.

"These days scholastic failure can ruin a youngster's future by closing the door to career opportunities that require a certain level of formal education," writes Edward R. Klamm, Allstate accident prevention director, whose article, "When Boy Meets Car," is now available as a reprint. Parents who allow a teenager to wriggle free of their control by buying his own car will almost certainly be guaranteeing a drop in scholarship, Klamm points out. "Whatever the scholastic ability of a youngster, ownership of a car tends to drop him down one grade," he writes. During the holidays when friends and relatives drop in to extend the season's gretings, it's your cue to play hostess.

Plan to serve a delectable treat, Festive Fruit Nut Bread. It's easy enough to go with lighted candles and demitasse cups of coffee. You'll want to fix it ahead of time to have on hand for unexpected visitors. The recipe for this delicious hoi- SANTA KNOWS WHAT DELIGHTS ALL THE TOTS Time" printed duster of quilted cotton lawn. Femininely fashioned, full and comfortable.

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4-14 SJ8 Dacron polyester batiste dress over boned marquisette petticoat. Smoked and ruffled bodice. By Bow- Age in pink, blue, white. 3-6x 5.98; 1-3 4.98 7-12 7.98 Alpaca-type cardigan of Orion acrylic. By Newport in blue, grey heather, green, camel or white.

3 to 6x 3.98 appliqued angel top of checked cotton gingham teams up with solid color corduroy slim jims. By Pemay. Red with grey or 2-4 S.98; Infants snap crotch style in red. S.M.L. 338 stretch Sno-Bunny of fluffy orlon acrylic fleece and stretch nylon.

Attached mittens, feet and attached hod. By Pindyck in pink, blue, white and maize. 0 to 9 to 18 mos 212-214 W. Texas Open Tonite 'till 8 P.M. and every night 'till Christmas FRKK PARKING While shopping in vmr stTf usr now parking lot arros rforn Telephone Company We will stamp your parking ticket.

white cotton broadcloth angel over colorful corduroy slim jimVj 'By Kordell. Black, red, green. 3-6x, 5.98 H-Holiday dress of daeron polyester organaza. Sweetly embroidered bodice attached petticoat. By Love in pink.

aqua, 3-6x 7.98 Girls' 7-14 Plush pet by Knieger. white cat beige pup With music box 5.9R nylon gown and peignoir set. Nylon embroidered overlay yoke. By Imerman. Pink, blue.

4-14. 43K; Matching pajamM. iday quick bread comes from the kitchens of a fruit company in Kentucky. Colorful candied fruit along with bits of pecans give a festive look to every slice, and dairy egg nog gives it moist goodness and excellent keeping qualities. Top off Festive Fruit Nut Bread with a rum-flavored confectioners' sugar icing.

Decorate it with cherries. FESTIVE FRLtT SOT BREAD sWed flour 2 tsp. baking powder 1 tsp. salt cup sugar cup coarsely chopped pecans 1 cup (6 ounces) diced candied mixed fruit 2 eggs, beaten 1 cup dairy cBgnog cup butter, melted Confectioners' sugar ic'uvj rum flavoring Glace' cherries. Sift together flour, baking powder, salt and sugar.

Add pecans and mixed fruit; mix until well blended. Combine eggs, eggnog and butter. Add to dry ingredients, mix- until dry ingredients are moistened. Pour into greased 9 by 5 by 3 inch qt.t pan. Bake at 350 degrees for about hours, or until done.

Cool for about 1 hour. Remove from pan. Frost with confectoners' sugar icing, and decorate with glace 1 cherries. Opportunity School Mrs. M.

J. Coady Heads Council iH. J. Cornelius, vice president; I Mrs. Loflin, secretary; and Mrs.

B. R. Wessell of La Porte, treasurer. Mrs. W.

T. Walker was installing officer. Mrs. A. P.

Butler outgoing president, was in charge of the business meeting. She presented the Council with letter', from Austin Council for Retarded Children, asking for a contribution of $15, which the Baytown Council agreed to send to help defray expenses for the annual Christmas bus ride. Plans are being formed now, for this special event for the children in the Austin State School and Travis State School. In the past the Austin Council has called upon the Heirport McINTYRE Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil C. Mclntyre 605 Harding, announce the birth of a son, Scott Clay, on Dec. 10 at Gulf Coast Hospital. He weighed seven pounds, 5 ounces. Grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. N. Young and Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Harry, all of Baytown. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H.

C. Horn of Cloverleaf and Mrs. H. C. Mclntyre of Wharton, Tex.

The mother is the former Miss Mary Frances Young of Baytown. business men of that city to help sponsor this event, but this year they are asking that every council in Texas assist. There will be over 1,400 children on this tour to see the many Christmas decorations throughout the city of Austin. Mrs. Coady led the group in Christmas carols, accompanied at the organ by Mrs.

Mable Parker. Mrs. D. L. Phillips reminded parents and members of the annual Christmas program which will be at 7:30 p.m.

Monday in the Fellowship Hall of the Grace Methodist Church. Refreshments will be served. were 28 members present at the meeting, and refresh ments were sen 1 Mrs. Brantley Hosts Lutheran Women Woman's Missionary League of Redeemer Lutheran Church met Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. Chester Brantley, 1401 Amy, with Mrs.

Charlie Broderson, vice chairman, in 'charge. Mrs. W. A. Mueller presented the opening devotional.

Mrs. Glen Kollmeyer presented the topic, "Lutheran Christmas Hymns." A Christmas party was planned for the Sunday School and a dinner for a needy family was also planned. Sixteen members attended. TRY SUN CLASSIFIED OPEN NIGHTLY 'TILL 9 P.M. now offer you the largett selection of stereo phonos, combination stereo-televisions, televisions, and tape recorders in Harris County.

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Proprietor Mike Romanoff admits it's no coincidence that the famed restaurant is going out of business on the eve of the Internal Revenue Sen-ice crackdown on expense account living. "It's an end of an era," he said Wednesday. Printed Pattern Ways-to-do smocking luxury touch everybody loves dresses iup the popular shirtwaist. Sew it in cotton, silk. Printed Pattern 9493: Misses' Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20.

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