The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 182, Ed. 1 Monday, June 9, 1958 Page: 4 of 10
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Monday, June 9, 1958
Wfjt lajjtnraw #utt
Open House
Held At SJ
New Rectory
Dressmaking
Contest Now
In Progress
Sitton And
Wilson Are
Married
Open house was held Sunday
the new Parish Rectory of !
Joseph's parish. The seryln
table was laid with a cut-wor
linen cloth and an arrangemer
.of white asters made up the cer
jterpjeee. .■■■■'•
j Arrangements of yellow mum
and, tritonlas were used In th
living room.
Officers of. the Altar society
Mothers club and St Agnes so-
ciety alternated In presiding at'
the antique silver coffee service
and crystal punch bowl.
Children' were served punch
and cookies from a special lace
laid table on the patio, presided
over by members of the Mothers'
club. Other refreshments wen
coffee, sherbet-punch, and lndi
I _ The dress you make may
I make you famous!
I That Is'the statement made by
Singer Sewing Center concern-
ing the 195* Teen-age Dressmak-
ing, contest now underway,
Only those of certain age
! groups who have enrolled In the
Singer Teen-age Sewing course
and paid their |10 fee between
now and August 16 are eligible.
The senior contest is for girls
; ages 14 to 17 and the junior con-
test. for girls ages 10 to U.
Contestants must be the cor-
rect age for their contests at the
closing date of August 30. Sepa-
rate prizes will be awarded in
each contest.
A variety of garments is on
the entry list to choose from and
other requirements are that the
garment must be made from a
commercial pattern, by, for and
modeled by the contestant. Cost
to make will not be a deciding
;f ft
Kfl
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For the wedding of Miss No ir
Fae Sitton and James Ariel.
Wilson Wednesdays the First
Methodist church of Libert:,
Elder A. H. Lee, Mesa, Arfz.
missionary and g.andfather of
the bride assisted the Rev. Ar-
chie Fleming in reading the
. vow*------------——■—/■ "".»w
The bride is the daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. A, 0. Sitton of
Liberty and the groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Wilson
of Baytown.
southern
Arrangements
smllax and white tapers in tall
candelabra decorated the altar
background. Wedding music was
vidual cake squares.
A painting of’ the •‘Blesse-
Mother” and gifts of money were-*
presented for the rectory.
Guests were greeted by the
presidents of the three organiza
tions,. Mrs. 0. P. Bailey, presi
dent jol...Altar- society; -Mrs. - H ~
Parich. president of St. Agnes,
and Mrs. Ted Kioesel, vice-presi-
dent of Mother’s club, instead o.'
Mrs. F. L. Jaubert, presided
who was ill.
provided by organist Hugh
Thompson and soloist Peter
Hamilton."’
I Given in marriage by her
father, the bride choose a wed-
ding gown of antique Ivory silk
-taffeta; In -classic lines it- had
a sculptured bodice with a por-
trait circlet neckline outlined
by a band of satin that came
into the back where small but-
tons extended. The sleeves were
long, and a satin fold accented
factor in the judging.
One winner will be selected j
from both the senior and junior !
contests for each Singer Sewing!
Center in the U.S. (including
Alaska and Hawaii) and Can-
ada. The winning garments then
will be entered in regional con-
tests at which a first and, second
prize will be awarded in each
contest.
The garment winning first
prize in each regional contest
will he sent to New' York. A pre-
liminary judging will, bo held
when four top" dresses In each
After a wedding trip to Nea^bouooet of a single yjhite or-j contest will be selected. tbit-
Eu-' She' MrHei'^THai^ularann Kiris'^^~TOcIF™'tllfe»e"1dj(!lt
gCne Creekmore will reside, at bouquet of a single white orchid!Stand prize dresses and their
'2300 New Jersey. Baytown. The surrounded by pink sweetheart mothers are entitled to a free
couple were married Friday roses. Streamers decorated with !triP to New York City for the
night at the Memorial Baptist sweetheart roses depended from'■ *rand finals ^naming the grand
church with the Rev. A. L. the bridal bouquet. prize winner and the three na-
Jordan officiating at the double Troy Lon* soloist sang “The tional a'vard winners,
ring ceremony. Lord's Prayer”. A ^consisting 4tS™or eontest *™d, pri?J,S
The bride, the former Jean , of Jane G'Sell. Connie Plagons ^A-000.. Junlor grand prize $500.
Parker Burleson, is the laugh- and Matie Baldwin sing "Till.
C ' MRS.. DOYLE EUGENE- CREEKMORE .
New Orleans Webding Trip
In Memorial Baptist Church -
Jean Burleson Is Wed
the deep points over the hand.
The flowing skirt, marked at
the waistline by the satin ac-
cents, swept Into a circular
court train.
Tiers of antique ivory silk
MRS. JAMES lfc BOND
Acapulco, Mexico City Wedding Trip
■ MRS. "JAMES ARLCN WILSON. ;
Grandfather.Officiates For Ceremony
Baytown Service League
Will Aid Health Clinic
Baytown Service League ac- pital patients, call Mrs. Walms-
cepted a new project when they ley at LO 6-7181. , r_n.rrj „,1U w
met Friday at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Henry Armstrong, dupii-'bert Wayne I^mmon.
Robert Kelly. The League voted , bridge < airman Others were Dicky Stewart, Lav-
n cuu- to a>d the Baytown Health Clin- ' ” ton and Alien Littlefield, Kenneth
the-4op- Jc hyjsorting.and bottling all the Fur bee _ wlU Eaves,Anita Schaffer, Mrs. John-
. r _____i_ ____jji___ . . ... .... npaanivni and nnndnot », nm.r ... **.. . «».. m
were* Miss Ervalyn Thompson
of Houston, Miss Doris Woolsey
of liberty and junior brides-
maid was Penne Sue Sitton,
sister of the bride.
Gowns of petal pink embossed
sheer were chosen (by the at-
tendants. Styled with Princess
bodices, that had bateau neck-
lines outlined by folds of chif-
fon - that extended over tl
of the sleeves and into the low
“V” backs where wide panels
circular skirts. Large halrbrald
picture hats were worn with
short white gloves and petal
Miss Mignon Harper became The bride’s attendants wore
the bride of James R. Bond in dresses of daffodil yellow
a double ring ceremony solemn- georgette styled with fitted bod-
ized Saturday in the First Pres- ices, oval necklines and short
byterian church. Officiating for cap sleeves. The full gathered
the vows was the Rev. W. Don- harem skirts fell to cocktail
aid Harris, minister. length and a matching satin
The bride is the daughter of band circled the mid-riff. The
Mr. and Mrs. Marse W. Harper, attendants carried cascade bou-
112 Harvey, and the groom is quets of pale yellow Belmont
the sor. of Mrs. Jack Jacobs, gardenias interspersed; with, ivy
/■>_!_ riL.J..... _.. .1 anrl nolnrlium
ter Of Mrs. Lela Partin. 2300 Marilyn Gilbert was aecompan-
New Jersey, and J. P. Burleson, 1st.
1901. Olive. Creekmore is the! ^
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Creekmore, 402 East Humble.
Graduated candelabra decorat-! with puffed sleeves and pleated
.jd e&ch si/ie rtf the Altar Pn — ,l,,,, ck.—■■ —j—„—w.,,...,; >,
twined with fern and greenery, j French carnations and leaves
At the center of the altar was, trimmed in silver.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. L. V.
tvlth a cross entwined with lvy|Hansen Mrs Mrs F A Coch.
broidered organza over tule and
faille taffeta gown. The scal-
loped bodice of faille f"-“
wis edged with scallops.
' The organza sleeves, trimmi
in dainty lace,
points at the v
; the bride, was matron of honor, ing machines as first prizes,
j She wore a blue taffeta dress Second prizes will be 70 feather-
- - — - i with puffed sleeve's and pleated weight portables. Also there will
ed^ eadi side. <>£--tlle almr -*n=-jakirt she carried a bouquet of be 35 $30(r'.W^m"l%blanhlpi'
5 for regional winners in the sen-
ior contest who enter or are at-
rc r v tending colleges or universities
A. Coeh" “d mai°r home economics,
ner. They In the 1947 regional senior
J to the contest Cynthia Boudtoche of
Baytown won a slant-needle
, __________________ was best
faille taffeta gown. The seal-;™*"- Groomsmen were Pat
loped bodice of faille taffeta i Bowers. Freddy Cochran and
overlaid with delicate organza Gary Armer. Bobby Griffin and
Billy Hinkle were ushers,
led * The flower girls, Vickie Partin
». terminated In and Suzette Partin, carried blue
____ wrists. The bellj baskets filled with pink carna-
shaped skirt descended into actions. Brent Brunson was ring-
cbappel train. Tiny velvet bows bearer.
and caladium.
Flower girl was Jan Kelly,
*■ ium.1 6**1 tlOJl X\C1 IJ, » nuv*v ,
wearing a pale yellow organdy draped over the ballet length
dress embossed with tihy em- ' '' ' * ' ’ ' ’*
broidered white flowers. She
carried a basket of white bios- ------- ------- ------ — r
soms. j pink satin slippers their cos-j and getting files ready for the
Wallace C. Bond of Houston j tumes were completed. 1 doctor
served as his brother's bcSCman. j Floyd c. Saxon of Baytown The members also voted to
Gtoomemen were E. Patrick vvas best man. Ushers were Joe fold ail the tuberculosis seals for
®°"d’ °nrAlRirthrtHh rHEd McLe™ore' w- J- Stokley, the TB association this year.
szss'ffsjssrs “*wsi Viisys ,r- ? »- •*«*
« h.« u»nks; asst s,t <sjss «srs
Ushers were Lowell Lammers, 0 . e a wealth of material that would
Dr. Donald L. Brunson, Henry After the wedding a reception |,e useful for the youth of Bay-
M. Johnson, Dougias Stewart, was held in 4,16 church social town and asked that the mem-
John G. Walmsley, Cecil Sut- building. The Ibrlde’s table, laid bers use this material. The cen-
phin, all of Baytown, Edwin with white organdy over pink ter is located at 2105 Market
Farrow of Dallas, and John G material and trimmed with pink street. It is open from 9 to 12
Echols of Hobart, Okla. ribbon, was decorated in a gar- a;nh on Tuesdays. .
After the wedding a lawn re- den effect with hurricane lamps, jt was reported by Mrs. Kel-
ception was held at the home of palms, southern smilax and jy that the Golden Age picnic
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strickland, white caladium. Centerpiece for was a success and that Mrs. E.
101 Harvey. In the house party the table was garlands of Eng- jj_ Oliver received the quilt
vere Mrs. L. W, Kelly, Miss lish ivy In an epergue atop a ma(je by the Golden Age mem-
(tnn Kelly, Miss Lynn Mann, statuette flanked by matching bers
VIrs. J. S. Mann Jr., Mrs. I. A. candelabra holding white tapers. Mrs j G walmsley. hospital
fount, Miss Mary Ann Yount, j jn the house party were Mrs. chairman, announced that new
Hiss Carolyn Strickland, Mrs. A. i Duncan Martin, Miss Olga Jean magazines are needed to be
J\ Enderll, Miss Mikell Enderli, Christopher, Miss Donna Syph- placed in the hospital. Anyone
drs. R. C. Stephenson, Miss rett jfiss Lahoma Hill, Miss who would like to place late
Buseys Here For
REL 1938 Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Busey and
children, Carol and David, of
a large straw hat filled with
tinted carnations and white figl
mums. On the console table in
the living room was an arrange-
ment of baby white orchids
grown by Mr. and Mrs. Kelly.
Next meeting will be held July:
3 at the home of Mrs. W. H.
Bridges.
Arnett, McDonald
S Herbert
YOUR HARTFORD AGENT
14 Years Insurance Service
PHONE JU 3.1704
SECTION II
Homes Available
For Immediate Occupancy
FHA or CONVENTIONAL
LOANS
BROWN BUILT
HOMES INC.
Virginia Malone, Agent
Phones JU 2-8429
Nights JU 2-6398
copies of magazines with hos-
CUSTOM MADE
Aluminum Screens
At Wholesale Prices
From 247x24 to 30"x60”
$4.00 $5.50
PAS Aluminum Screen, Co.
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wiu Bob Bievenue of jseaumoni,
For the wedding trip to Aca- Mrj ■ Bi„ Foreman of San! An-
uleo and Mexico City, Mexico, fonio, sister of the groom, and
Irs. Bond chose a beige silk Mrg Biu Rohde of Baytown,
i s
A 8rtHu.ie of Onlenory col- "f1" «»W;I
K, Shreveport. L.„ Mr,.Bond On their return Wajkll
so attended the University of reside in Huntsville wh*» they
.,______. . ™ . attarer! Sam Mmistftn State COl-
attend Sam Houston State col-
lege. Mrs. Wilson Is a junior at;
SHSTC and Wilson is a senior,
business administration student.
A member of Phi Kappa Si fra-
ternity, he attended University
Omega sorority. She is a teach-
er at Cedar Bayou Junior High
school; Bond, a graduate of Tex-
as A and M college, College Sta-
tion, is associated with General i
Insurance. |
Exterminating Month
For
of Texas three year* previously.
Holloway of Dallas.
Once Again So Relle Will
Treat Any Home In Baytown
For Only
... that's why I had my eyes
examined and glasses fitted at TSO
six months
guaranteed for
This Offer Is For A Limited
Time So HURRY, Make
You r, Appoin tmen t How
Baytown Owned — ' Baytown Operated
their confidence in the experienced
Doctors of Optometry at T $ O. Their
eyes are NOT ONLY thoroughly ond
scientifically examined to determine
whether or not glasses are needed.
FINEST QUALITY at
REASONABLE COST
PAY *1
WEEKLY
BUT ALSO THE INTERIOR OF EACH {
EYE IS EXAMINED FOR POSSIBLE
• DISEASE OR DEFECT.
They know that glasses will NOT be
prescribed or fitted unless needed.
So. if YOU WANT TO BE SURE ABOUT
YOUR EYES, have them examined at
TSO, soon.
WMCTtD IYOr.9. J. Hem, Of. N. toy Hgm. OWOMEIIISTS
-QvUaot JIwUU 4UUA--
DEAR ABBY: About thirteen
years ago my husband and I were
living with his parents in their
home. They sold their home and
gave my husband the money to
buy another house on his G. I.
loan. We all live In the house
bought with THEIR money but on
my husband’s G. I. loan. What
I want to know is, are WE living
with THEM, or are THEY living
with US? WONDERING
So (Relle
Pest Control
Dial 3-2501
© TSO 1958
JO ELLEN SPIERS Sun. Endose a self-addressed,
. _ |stamped envelope.
LO SCHOLARSHIP — Jo Ellen -—--
Spiers, Joe grtktaate of Robert
..E. Lee Ugh school. Is the re- Altar Society
etpient of a 1156 scholarship to St. Joseph’s Altar society met
Lot OsSege awarded by toe Bay- Tuesday in the pansh house,
towa Jaycee-ettes. * Mias Spiers, Twenty-five members were pres-
of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. ent. The Rev. M. A. Hebert! open-
in, US Affcaaaa*, pfaum to ed the HWettlK »«•
major to business psyehology. O- P. Bailey gave a report on
Is Ugh school she was a mem- the National Council of Sthohc
ber of Rm LatJa Hob. REL band, Women’s conference which she at-
Reyeties. Tri Hi v and lhator tended in A«il. The dopr prize
Historians. was won by Mrs. J. Boudloche.
PRECISION VISION
mi
Baytown, Texas
Baytown’s Most Complete Pest Service
305 W. TEXAS AVE.
PH. JU 2-7001
whole bottle et cough syrup Gli-
de by little) trying to sweeten his
2 A?HS
THE HOUSE OF RELIABLE SfBVirf
I wanted to be SURE
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 182, Ed. 1 Monday, June 9, 1958, newspaper, June 9, 1958; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1043433/m1/4/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.