The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 20, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 27, 1971 Page: 15 of 32
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Recipe Search
For Cookbook
Is Underway
' It’s fall baking time again.
Holiday recipe planning time
and sharing time for Bay-
town’s good cooks and their
favorite recipes.
The Baytown Sun will pub-
lish its sixth annual Cook-
book just before Thanksgiv-
ing. Now is the time to gather
your favorite recipes and
send a copy of them to the
Women’s Department, The
Baytown Sun, Box 90, Bay-
town, Tex. 7J520.
Be sure that all handwrit-
ing is legible and that in-
gredients are double
checked. Include your name,
address and telephone num-
ber in case verification is
needed.
We’ll add your favorite
dish to our Baytown collec-
tion of recipes to be pub-
lished soon. Sections of the
Cookbook will include ap-
petisers, main dishes, cas-
seroles, thrifty meat dishes,
jpies, cakes, other desserts,
vegetables and salads.
If you’re a bread baker and
can share a fragrant recipe
with friends and neighbors
send it to the Cookbook edi-
tors. *
The time is now!
Mr., Mrs. Mulhollan Live In Baytown
Mr. and Mrs. Kennon Da-
vid Mulhollan are making
their home in Baytown fol-
lowing their Oct. 3 wedding
at the home of Mr? and Mrs.
C. E. Mulhollan Jr., parents
of the groom.
The bride, the former Cyn-
thia Janine Freeman, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.
T. Freeman of 1013 Utah.
A. M. Dooley officiated at
the double ring ceremony.
The bride chose a gown of
white bridal satin. Lace en-
hanced the high standing col-
lar. sleeves, bodice and hem-
line. She carried a bouquet of
white carnations surround-
ing an orchid.
Honor attendants were
Miss Melissa Mulhollan and
Pat Herrington.
In the houseparty for the
reception were MLis Shelly
Biddle and Miss Eli line Mful-
The honeymoon trilp wa I to
Galveston.
The bride attended Ro bert
E. Lee High School and the
groom is a graduate of
Henrietta M. King High
School.
MARTHA ANN HfMRHILl
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Stction II
Wednesday, October 27, 1971
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MRS. KENNON DAVID MULHOLLAN
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Important To
Home Design
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TREESWEET FROZEN
RANGE
JUICE
WAY-OUT CARPET TRICKS
Walls With New-Wave Shag Carpet
The w§rd “geometry" has
been bandied about quite a
bit in the world of interior de-
sign and home furnishings.
When its dictionary defini-
tion is considered “... the
properties and relations of
magnitudes in space as lines,
surfaces and solids .!.,” it
certainly seems ideal for
many home areas, especially
for the walls.
What’s particularly stimu-
lating about geometric walls
is the fact that they do not
have to be large, imall or
medium designs in terms of
actual size.
Whether seen as the major
decorating element in the en-
trance hall, or anywhere in
the home, it is intriguing.
Besides geometric wall-
papers, carpets In geometric
designs and curtains with
matching wallpaper add dis-
tinction to the room. /
VERTICAL DESIGN
Decorating Hall
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Men’s Night Set Nov. 4 For
SONNY HOPPEK
25*
0Z. CAN 49*
MNc
NER.. 3*f85c
2 21c
oMOO 79c
£ 1.09
lesia.. ^59c
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Party Set
By Church
A church-wide old-fash-
ioned Halloween Party with
costumes is being planned
for 7 pun. Saturday at Cedar
Bayou Methodist Church.
Mrs. E. R. Moornlan’s-
■ Youth Class has created sev-
eral Spook houses for the
event. Leroy Hafer has some
movjes planned and Mrs. J.
D. Fanestiql will direct the
apple-bobbing activity.
Members of the Beacon Class
will be the fortune tellers.
Mrs. Jimmie Dodd will
make old-fashioned popcorn
balls and the Crusader Class
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The second annual Men’s
Night at Christian Women’s
Club of Baytown will be held
. at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 4 at
* Goose Creek Country Club.
This is a change in date and
time. .
R. Stanley Tam, a
businessman from Lima,
Ohio, will be the featured
speaker. His subject will be
“God Owns My Business./
President of States Smelting
and Refining Corp. and
United States Plastic Corp.,
Tam read that the emulsion
used on photographic film
contains silver, and that L3
tons of the metal are washed
down drains each week in
photogrpahers’ fixing baths
all over the nation. With $37
he set up his “factory” in his
family’s spare bedroom to
manufacture the silver col-
lected from wasted silver.
The business was not handed
to him on a “silver” platter.
Drumming up customers
was hard at first. He has
built this business into a
multi-million dollar enter-
prise with over 18,000 cus-
tomers. Serving most of the
large corporations in Ameri-
tensively telling the secrets
of success God has taught
him and also the happiness,
peace, and joy he has found
in his personal life.
Providing special muaic
will be Sonny Hopper, a na-
tive of Baytown and a ma-
terials analyst at Humble.
He sings for church and civic
groups and also the Red
"Stocking Revue. He has sung
over Radio Station KXYZ
He and his wife, Betty, have
two daughters, Jill and Jan.
of optometry In Houston, will
present the special feature
on Underwater Beauty. Dr.
Gentsch is a native of Ger-
many and is an active mem-
ber of the Houston Under-
water Association.
Reservations for the buffet
dinner can be made by call-
ing 427-2588 or 422-4517. Cost
of the buffet .dinner Is $3.50.
Husbands and friends are
invited..
Mrs. David Brock is chair-
man of the Christian Wom-
en's Club of Baytown.
Fashion Tips
BLACK AND GOLD
Make a gold necklace to go
with the basic black dress.
Take about 44 yard of gold
lace. A variety of designs are
available at fabric stores.
Choose one that is simple and
the width that you desire.
Then all you do is gather the
lace on a gold cord And you
have a unique and elegant
necklace.
Newcomers Se
Style Show
Welcome Wagon Club will
present the annual fashion
show Nov. 17 at the Ramada-
Tower. Coffee will begin at
11:30 a.m. followed by the
luncheon and style show. Fif-
teen club members will
model fashions from The
Cage and Moore's Shoe
Store. Martha Ann Hemphill
will be commentator and
Mrs. Bill Head will provide
piano accompaniment.
New officers were installed
at the October meeting at the
Ramada Inn. Mrs. James
Wareham is president; Mrs
Robert West and Mrs. Sam
Springer, vice presidents;
Mrs, David Thomas and Mrs,
Phil McCollum, secretaries;
Mrs. Emil Zellweger, trea
surer; Mrs. J. B. Jones, his-
torian; Mrs. Mike Bergus,
parliamentarian; Mrs. Wil-
liam Woods; assistant secre-
tary; and Mrs. David Mau-
solf,'assistant .treasurer.
Mrs. Raymond McCullough,
hostess, installed the offi-
cers.
Committee chairmen an-
nounced were Mrs. John
Walsh, membership; Mrs.
Charles Charlson, telephone;
Mrs. Gordon Laird, ways and
means; Mrs. Charlei Ely,
community involvement;
Mrs. Ralph Elledge, Mrs. E.
H. Church Jr. and Mrs.
Larry Horrigan, bridge;
Mrs. Colbert Trawhon, po-
keno; Mrs. J. R. Riley,
canasta; Mrs. John Card til-
ers, babysitting; and Mrs.
Thomas Pitts, scholarship
Presenting "the program
was the Robert E. Lee
Chorale under the direction
of George Perkins.
Attending for the first time
were Mrs. Malcolm Johnson
of Stamford, Conn,; Mrs.
Cleve Pardue of Santa Fe,
N.M.: Mrs. Herman Schu-
bert of Germany; and Mrs.
TravtsSmttfrJr: or Zacfiefy,
NUTCRACK NIGHT
Halloween, the night be-
fore All Saints’ Day, is known
/around the world by various
names, In Britain, As well as
being called All Hallow’s Eve
and All Hallow E’en, it’s
known as Nutcrack Night,
since the roasting of chest-
nuts plays an important part
in the festivities. ;
PRE MOVING SPECIAL
Colognes- Hind Lotions
Body Powder- Lip Stick Collect ions
Eye Lashes- Mike-up
FAMOUS BRANDS % P'f.
"Cold" Weather is Coming- Bo PropvMl
Hankscraff
Vaporizer
Humidifier
I-gal; automat ic.
99
GUEST SOAP
by Yardley
3.50 Val. NOW *3
6 in a box
Rose-White Lavender, Spring Flower, April Violets
English Lavender. ___
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Hair Spray
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Mouth Wash
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Reg. 75c Now
Limit 2 *
INCA WATCHES
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TO ADD A NEW DIMENSION TO THEIR
WARDROBE
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WIND PROOF
LIGHTERS
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DORSET
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Hair Brush
. Fortified w-Perion
Reg, 3.98
ALLEREST
CREST
Tnnthnaste :
Toothpaste
REG FAMILY SIZE
Maybeliine
All Eyes Kit
All you need for beautiful
eyes.
Reg. 3.00 $025
Now L
Brownette, Blondes
Brunettes or Silver
WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS
’:/ We reserve th« right to limit quantitims
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SPECIALS GOOD OCT. 28 THRU NOV. 3
BUSTY’S
STIlf ItllS: t * U ! » « CLOSE! SINIAV WE DELIVER
FOOD MARKET
22 E. TEXAS
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BREAD ...........
FRUIT COCKTAIL
loRANGEDRINK ...
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.5E21.00 GREEN BEANS.
Cansler's Antiques
PRIMITIVE ITEMS
KETTLES • IRONS• WAGON WHEELS
D IOTA I SMITH & WESSON
rlOlUL CIRCA I860
ICE CREAM TABLE 5 CHAIRS
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FRESH NORTHERN (LEAN) - *
PORK STEAK.................^ 49c
U.IDA CHOKE
SEVEN STEAKS......... ...... ^ 69c
SHOULDER*0ROASTS..............79c
GROUND BEEF.......... .49*
FRANKS........... 49c
EXTRA FIRM AND LEAN (WHOLE)
PICNIC HAMS........ ........ 39c
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.421.00 GARDEN VEGETABLES .521.00
. u . 49c SWEET PEAS.........521.00
.521.00 CHUNK TUNA....... 39c
,521.00 SANDWICH LOAF...... .'12 29c
PAPER TOWELS.... 3“1.00
R. S. TAM
aTpRINS. .................'SS 59c
FRUIT PIES
3 i. 1.00
0.S.DA CHOICE
HEAVY BEEF
rat tow nEizni
Full Sides......69c Hind Quarters
* CUT, WRAPPED AND FROZEN FREEH
.it 79c
PRODUCE
GOtOER RIPE
BANANAS.........» 10c
CAUFORNIA
POTATOES. .. . 4 . 8m,39c
U.I NO 1
YELLOW ONIONS .... » 10c
WASHINGTON STATE
DELICIOUS APPLES . . 29c
FRESFF FROM OUR BRR-8-Q PIT
SLICED I0RELESS
Beef......
SMAU MEATY < /
Pork Ribs...
PURE K0 ' -
Unit Sausage
... u. 2.39
.... u 1.69
... u. 1.19
BBg Chickens.......^1.39
BBO Beef..........» 98c
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 20, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 27, 1971, newspaper, October 27, 1971; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1066186/m1/15/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.