All Electric Building Award honors Houston area firms
The St. Jude Church in Highlands and J. M. Huber Corp. office on Needlepoint Road, among 18 new commercial era buildings, received the All Electric Building Award for using electricity for all services. The Edison Electric Institute presentation at Hotel America in Houston included remarks on all electric trends and the impact on regional growth and power expansion plans by Houston Lighting & Power Co.
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ST Jude DE Church
Highlands
Edison Eectric Institute
St. Jude
J. M. Huber Corp
Needlepoint Road
Houston Gulf Coast Area
Hotel America
Houston
Fred Staacke
Houston Lighting & Power Co
Maurice Cho
St. Jude Church
Max Nuthall
Carl B. Sherman
Hs&p
Business
Indus
Gulf Coast
America
Sherman
Houston Lighting & Power 0
All Electric
Edison Electric Institute, Trade, Association of Investor
Electric Utilities
Wright Family Holds Annual Channelview Cedar Bayou Reunion
Wrights host their annual family reunion at Ashe Lake Cedar Bayou Sun April 10 with about 100 attendees. The event, started by Mrs Anna Allen Wright, marks the final gathering at the present home. Attendees include many Wright relatives plus out of town guests from Maracaibo Venezuela Baytown Houston Bryan and others.
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Maurine Holliman
Channelview
W. P. Wright
Gordon Ball
Lakeside Drive
Ashe Lake
Cedar Bayou
Anna Allen Wright
Tommy Wright
Lee Davidso
Gene Davidson
Choya
Kenny
Lydia Wright
TSGT
Lee W. Davidson
Air Force
Viet Nam
Michelle Wright
Ethiopia
Army
Allen Wright
Edwin Thomas
Gail Enderli
Kathleen
Gary
Karn Thomas
Sil
Adam Enderli
Rosa Wright
J. L. Holloway
Ben Lansing
Ernest Wright
L. E. Wright
Nancy Broadway
Frank Helms
Clark Powell
Charles Lee Lansing
Laurisa
Doug- Jay Wright
Brenda Holloway
Judy
Carla
Nelda
Joanna
Deana Powell
Kimberly Helms
Randy
Gary Wright
George Wright
Gwen
Wright
Jimi Moore
Jeffrey Meaden
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Joe Farned
Sidney
Robert
Roy Hawks
Dana
Houston
Doris Jasper
Debra
Laura
Lydia Taylor
Gregory
Tommy
Mark
Blythe
Sandy
Bryan
Baytown
Western Week at Lee College Highlights Rodeo Club Event
Lee College hosts its annual Western Week Monday through Friday with a barbecue on Tuesday 5 30 to 7 00 pm 135 per plate dances and crowning of a Western Week queen. Wednesday features two basketball games followed by a dance. Thursday Field Day includes inter club relays volleyball and softball. Friday closes with a dance 8 pm to midnight and beard contest prizes crowning of the queen and 15 gift certificate for best dressed cow boy and cow girl.
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Lee College
Rodeo Club
Membbers
Rho Epsilon Beta
Circle Kettes
Optiettes
Co-Op
Drive Shaft Stolen From Parked Car
Herman Lee reported a drive shaft stolen from his car parked in front of his residence. He valued the shaft at 350 dollars and said the theft occurred Friday.
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Herman Lee
Michian
College considers card playing bylaw and lounge amenities
The student council endorsed a card playing petition brought by member Gizey Martin. A unanimous split over installing pool tables in the lounge was noted, due to space limits and the planned new student union quarters. J A Laird said card playing would be confined to the student lounge with policing expectations. He recalled past bans on cards for gambling concerns. The knitting art traces to Scotland in the 16th century.
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Gizey Martin
Bit
J . A Laird
Laird
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