The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 1, 1966 Page: 11 of 18
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SONG COMPOSED FOR STERLING
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Mrs. Mary Hartman Brown, English teacher at Robert E.
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«at Lamar Elementary cooperated to write the song for the new
Ross S. Sterling High School. * '• ...
Mrs.-Brown wrote the-words Snd Mrs. Hester composed
led the in-
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lie guests.’
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fits of the
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The double ring. ceremony with the traditional bride and
uniting Miss Patsy Darlene gVoom. V
Compton and Benny Lynn New The gtoom’s table held a
performed by the Rev. chocolate .cake and silver coffee
Paul Stephens Friday arSactmdjservice. Silver candle holders
Baptist Church.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Comp-
ton, 8010 Ocean Drive. Groom's
parents are Mir. and Mrs. B. C.
New, 105 Center. V
Decorating the altar were two
urns of summer flowers and
single rainbow candelabrum
with spiral candelabrum on eith-
er* side!' Providing nuptial music
were Mrs. Reggie Brewer, org-
anist, and Mrs. J. M. Woods,
soloist.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride Wore a formal
gown of white silk and Chan-
tilly lace.. It featured a lace bod-’
Ice with scalloped portrait neck:
line and short sleeves. The
skirt; swept to a . cathedra!
length train, and featured lace
panels in front and back.
Her veil of silk illusion was
held in place by illusion loops
and brijial pearls. She carried a
bouquet of white sweetheart
roses.
Maid. of. honor was Miss Peg-
gy Comptorv'-sister of the bride
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blue peau de sole with botdfant
K. She carried a bouquet' of
gated shades of crown as-
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Dressed identically to the maid
of honor, bridesmaids were Miss
S h a ron New; sister of the
groom; and Miss Linda Fuller,
cousin of flip bride. r 7.......
Doug Morris served as best
man. Groomsmen were Allen
Hightower and Gary Brotze.
Ushers were I.yn Junge and
Braxton Cooper. , nx
For the reception at the fel-
lowship hall members of the
houseparty were Miss Becky
Bush, Mrs. Robert! Sebesta, sis-
ter of the groom; Miss Jane
Jordan; - Miss »Linda ' Brooks;;
Miss Patsy Hightower, and Miss
Sue Davis,
The bride's table was laid with
a royal blue satin cloth with
an overskirt of ruffled net edg-
ed in silver. The centerpiece,
the bride'? bouquet, was flank-
ed by a crystal. punch service
apd three - tiered cake topped
and Refinery, New is also a
graduate of REL and Texas
A&M University . He is now ..at-
tending Southwestern Bap-
tist Theological Seminary in Ft.
WorUr.' ’
Out'- of - town weddlng 'guests
Were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. jhfikr,
Unda and Ronald of San An-
tonio, Mr. arid Mrs. D. L. Coirip-
ton of .Freeport ; and Mrs. Jim-
my Clayton of Houston.
The couple will make .their
home in Ft. Worth. • • _ -
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SPIRIT OF STERLING
Rangers stand united, pledged In a common corps, t
^ Wearing a badge of honor, steadfast, forevermore. Spurred
Fj wltha sense of duty to ourselves and to our school, To search
I for right and wisdom, to defend the way of truth,,. ■; |f
.I Silver and blue are the standards of our'spirit "burning
*1 bright, They tell of a proud devotion to the cause for which ML
fight. Eager and ready for service, thy name to glorify, •
Ever to remember the strength of Sterling High!'
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completed appointments.
' For travel to Galveston, the
bride wore a blue ■ double knit
suit and black accessories.
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Mrs/ New is a graduate of
Robert E, Lee High School and
Durham Business College and
was employed by. Humble Oil
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MARY.H. BROWN
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"My Life for Beauty" by Hel-
ena Rubinstein was presented
by Mrs. E. M. Black at the last
meeting. The author built her
life- and fortune on the premise
that a womian need not be born
beautiful, stated Mrs. Black. She
rhUst also have a zest for liv-
"Up the Down Staircase,” the
story, of a teacher who goes
from one floor to the next to
attend classes, by Bel Kaufman
will be reviewed ‘ by MfS:
Gladys Barbour Sept. 12. Every
teacher should enjoy this pres-
entation which gives amusing
incidents about a traveling ing.
teacher said Mrs.-Fred Nelson.f Miss Rubinstein and her sls-
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With the opening of school The Sun salutes those chosen
Thursday, Robert E. Lee and by their teachers and fellow stu-
. " Ross Sterling have named sev- dents to lead. * t
eral outstanding students as Sterling will name more lead-
leaders In Various capacities on ers as soon as the student body
is organized.
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over the world after their' moth-
I. . CT was presented her first oos-
| metic by a chemist and scient-
ist of Germany. ~ v77
"TTie book." i t a te d Mrs.
Black, "contains many formu-
las and exercises never before
released to the public."
Mrs. Black added further that
Miss Rubenstein had a large
collection of miniature furniture
kept oh display for visiting chil-
dren. Her jewelry collection was
so great that filing cabinets
were labeled "D," "R," and
"P’ for diamonds, rubies and
pearls.
"Even in her nineties, her
small body remained active and
her brilliant mind alert, fill
her death, April 1, 1965, the au-
thor used her own product to
keep her hair black.’"
Mrs. Black presented gift bot-
tles of foundation cream to club
members and guests. Several
drawings were made for beauty
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Mr. and Mrs.; C. E. Schima.-TH
Bayshore.
Jerry will be president of
STAGS, Sincerely Toward All
Good Services, this year.
Hr was. a member at student
council last year and will be
representative at large when
school begins.
He was a junior and senior
member of Boy’s Choir at. REL
and attends St. Joseph’s Catho-
lic Church.
At cheerleading camp recently
he and other REL cheerleaders
brought back honors. Two first
place and two third place
awards were given on the basis
oi spirit and skill in performance
of yells.
Two "spirit sticks’
awarded for the enthusiasm
and spirit exhibited by the
cheerleeden.
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will be serving as reporter when
school starts in the fall. * '
During her sophomore year
she was co-drum, major for the
sophomore band. She was also
sophomore student council mem- |
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Carrie enjoys waterskiing and
surfing but sports and twirling
She is a Keyette member and are her main interests.
Carrie Casey's whistle will be
loud and sharp as she leads
Robert E. Lee High School's
band on the football field. Car-
rie, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde W, Casey, 728 Trav-
is, is REL’s drum major this
year. 11 . . .
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Former Miss Patsy Compton
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Annual Bazaar
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The Mary Tarrant Circle of
the Woman’s Society of Chris-
tian Service of St. Mark’s
Methodist Church met at the
home of Mrs. Spruiell H, Cole-
man for a workshop on items
for the annual bazaar to be held
in November. '
The mee
Mrs. Rona
man, Mrs. M. R. Bailey review-
ed an article on testaments of
faith written by a missionary
couple who recently returned to
work in the COngo region;
Following the program-groups
worked on cutting and sewing
garments as well as making
plans fqr the bazaar.
--Refreshments- wert Served tp
members and' a guest Mrs,
George T. Cockrum.
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HEIRPORT
GRAHAM
Mr. and Mre- pon W. Graham
of 6915 Highway 146, announce
the birth of a daughter, Cheryl
Lee, bom Aug. 25 at Gulf Coast
Hospital. She weighed 6 pounds,
9H ounces. She has three sis-
ters, Donell, Jackie and Terry,
and one brother, Don n. Grand-
mothers are Mrs, A. B. Gon-
zales of Spurger and Mrs. H.
B. Williams of Bryan.
SINGLETON
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Warren
Singleton announce the birth of
a daughter, Stacey Lynn, Aug IL
29 at Pasadena - Bayshore Hos-
pital. She weighed 7 pounds and
13 ounces. Stacey’s mother and
her new aunt, Miss Isabella
Singleton all share the same ~
birthday. Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Archange Singleton,
and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Davis
of La Porte.
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Sold Exclusively at
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Ira Thompson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. I. G. Thompson, 1703 Clay-
ton, will be student council
president this year at Robert
E. Lee.Jfigh School. ' ,
A three year Key Club mem-
ber, Ira was the dub's vice
president last year. He Is pres-
ently corresponding secretary.
Ira is a member of St. Mark’s
Methodist Church.
He enjoys sports and has s
special interest in REL's fight
ing Ganders.
kits.
Guests included Mrs. Irvin
Leonhart, Mrs. J. W. Pierce,
and Miss Pam Haynes.
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Leading the spirited crowds in
yells at Robert E. Lee High
School's football games this year
will be Lynn Galloway, senior
cheerleader. She is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Boncyle Galloway,
1105 Barrymore.
.' This will be Lynn’s third year
as cheerleader and she will
soon take her office as presi-
dent of Junior Rotary Anns.
A member of student council,
Lynn will be represents tive-at-
large next year. She la abo an
annual staffer.
She and other REL cheerlead-
ers have just returned from a
week of cheerleading camp at
Sam Houston State College
where they won saveraj
awards. ,!. - -
Lynn enjoys drawing and Is
an art student at REL. She is
also an active member of Me-
morial Baptist Church.
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 1, 1966, newspaper, September 1, 1966; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1145579/m1/11/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.