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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1952

Page

2

Elks Move to new lodge with grand three day opening

The Baytown Elks Lodge plans a three day opening for its new $65,009 home at 9515 Market Street. The old lodge will close tomorrow as equipment shifts to the new building. A May 29 30 31 dedication includes an initiation class, open house, reception, and a dance final event with dignitaries from Texas.

Baytown Lks Texas and Jones Elks Market Street Ben D. Jones Jones Baytown Elis Ellis’ Lodge Texas Clifford MM. Bond Cal Artrick Nelson D. Langnecker Carl R. Mann

Industry list of corporations and brands closes

A lengthy OCR style roster lists numerous companies across oil, steel, chemicals, and manufacturing. It includes American, Calvan, Calumet, Dow Chemical, Exxon type entities, and several regional firms plus major players like Chrysler, General Motors, Goodyear, Texaco, Union Oil, and Sunoco. The fragment ends with a closing note.

Repub Ato Amer Woolens Anaconda Copper Beth Steel Calvan Oil Calumet Hee J-Canada Elotex Chrysler Corp Columb Gas Creole Pet“Crystal of Cities Service Davidson Chem Dow Chiumidie Weesee Imperial Oil Interlake Iron States Inc Mack Trucks Mid Con Pet Mont Dakota Repab Steel St Regis Peper- Sinclair Sacony Sou Pacif Stan Oil Calif Stan Oil Ind Ohio Sun Oil Sunray Oil Tex Gulf Tidewater Corp Union Oil of Calif Steel Woodley Pet Cotton

Congregational Church to Hear Davis Quartet

The Davis Quartet will sing during the morning services at Congregational Methodist Church with Rev. Myrl Eastman preaching at both morning and 7:30 p.m. services. Jarvis and Myrl Ann Eastman sing The Little House on Hallebush Street during night worship. Sunday school starts at 9:45 a.m. The Young People's League meets at 6:30 p.m. with Miss Billie Jean McCaniel presiding. Ira Chiles will present the program. Dallas Bible School students visit in early May and lead services. WMU meets at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday followed by prayer at 7:30 p.m.

Davis Congregational Methodist Church Myrl Eastman Jarvis Myrl Ann Eastman Hallebush Street Young People’s League Billie Jean McCaniel Ira Chiles Dallas Bible School Congregational Methodist WMU

Benny Sanchez Faces Multiple $15 Fines and Thefts

Benny Sanchez paid $15 for another take during a Thursday night binge. He admitted stealing a dress from Shannon Cleaners and was fined $15. Two clocks taken from Wein garten's store also cost him $15 each, and a drunk fine of $15 was levied in corporation court yesterday.

Benny Sanchez Weingarten Shannon Cleaners

Rep Clark Wu Thompson Seeks Re election in Galveston

Galveston Rep Clark Wu Thompson announced plans to run again for Congress in the 15th district. Two rivals have already entered the contest, state Rep Jimmy Patterson of Pattison and Sheriff T W Buckshot Lane. In Houston, Texas International Transmission Corp declared a quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on common stock and 3 percent on preferred stock.

Galveston Clark Wu. Thompson South Texas Jimmy Pattison Pattison T. W Buckshot Lane Les Houston The Texas In Transmission Corp

Governor Adopts Independent Stand In Texas Democratic Row

Texas's Democratic delegates faced a factional split as loyalists accused moderates of colluding with Republicans to control the nomination. A largely Dixiecrat-tinged session urged a loyalty pledge and presidential primary moves while support for Lyndon Johnson waned. The governor's push for an uninstructed delegation faced resistance from the loyal Democrats seeking party loyalty.

Texas National Party Eisenhower Dwight Eisenhower Walter Hell Dickinson New Braunfels Hall Austin John Cofer U.S Lyndon.b. Johnson

Ziegler Funeral Set For Monday

Funeral services for Rev. Julius Ziegler a 75 year old retired Evangelical Reform minister will be held Monday at 3 am at Marthman Funeral Home with Rev. A B Meyer officiating. Burial will follow at San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery. He died Wednesday in a Houston hospital after a life spanning Wisconsin Iowa Ohio before Texas arrival in 1922. Survivors include his widow Elise and children Ferdinand Julius Otemar Wilfred P Elise Clark. Pallbearers named Joe Kubik Ben Miertschen Raymond Bixman Walter Bauch George Telge Charles Guese.

Julius Ziegler Marthman Funeral A.B. Meyer South Houston San Jacinto Memorial Park Ziegler Houston Evangelical Reform Church United States Lutheran Church Wisconsin Iowa Ohio Texas Ferdinand Ziegler Bell Calif Elise Ziezler Ferdinand Otemar Baytown Wilfred P. Ziegler Sevanneh Elise. Clark Austin Joe Kubik Ben Miertschen Raymond Bixman Walter Bauch George Telge Charles Guese

Livestock Prices Report From Fort Worth Trade Week

USDA cattle market roundup shows Friday gains with slaughter steers and yearlings up at least 50, cows 50 plus higher, bulls and stockers strength. Week’s highs: mature steer 34.50, yearling 35.50, cows 24.53, bulls 26, stocker steers yearlings 24. Calves strong to 50 higher with good to choice slaughter at 30 to 34, few prime 34.50. utility to commercial 24-30. common down to 20. Hogs steady to higher with butchers 17.25 tops, sows 15.00, feeder pigs 15.0.

Fort Worth USDA

Sawyer Decision On Steel Pay Hike Expected Tuesday

Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer weighs a 26 cent hourly raise for United Steelworkers as wage board proposed 17 cents plus fringe benefits. He plans to consult Justice officials before briefing President Truman. Union and industry leaders seek a final joint meeting to avoid government control of steel.

Washington Iubi Charles Sawyer CIG United Steelworkers Wage Stabilization Board Sawyer Philip Murray Industrey Justice Department Truman

Sun Spots X ray drive ends Baytown on final day

In Baytown a mobile X ray unit at Culpepper's Furniture Store and a Jaycees event aimed to pass 8 009 patients. Fire crews contained a small blaze near the isolation ward of Dr H B Naylor s dog hospital. Jerry Pulley, son of Mr and Mrs R L Pulley, was promoted to boatswvein s mate third class and to be reassigned to home waters aboard the USS Gregory. April winds hinder mosquito spraying until calmer weather. A Danville man escaped injury after a car flip on Market Street Road. John S Nissly of Lancaster Pa was injured in a hit and run with both legs broken before seeking medical care.

Haytown Baytown Culpepper Jaycees Highway We H. B. Naylor Jerry Jerry Pulley R. L. Pulley Far East Robert E. Lee TOUGH Lancaster Jonn S. Nissly Nissly

Aggies Muster Reminder At Knights Of Columbus Lodge

Reber Jr president of the Baytown A and M Club reminds former Aggies and their wives to attend the Muster at 6 30 p m Monday in Knights of Columbus Lodge Hall on West Main James Bond on the arrangements committee urges planners to call 248 for reservations Allen Meister chairs this year Master Daniel Perkins and Jack Walmsley participate Arrangements by Lawrence Maher Harry Stefani and Bond A barbecue dinner follows with dancing at 8 p m

Reber Jr Baytown A and M Club Aggies Knights of Columbus Lodge West Main James Bond Allen Meister Daniel Perkins Jack Walmsley Lawrence Maher Harry Stefani Bond

Visiting Hours Listed for Gick List Memorial

The Gick List Memorial posts visiting hours from 10 to 11 am 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 3 pm. Names and addresses from the list include Eugenia Messinger 405 Harvey Zelma Sanders 1705 Utah William Spencer 2004 Cedar Bayou Road James B Franklin Baytown Yvonne Warner Clute Peggy Meigs 3110 East Wright Geraldine Enderli 30a Mor rel Leatrice Walsh Channel view Bill Garsee San Augustine Nelda Byford 1412 Yupan Betty Ann Willingham Sheldon G B Hollingshead Sue Stewart Allison Walsh 2105 New Mexico Catherine Walsh 2105 New Mexico.

Eugenia Messinger Harvey Zelma Sanders Utah William Spencer Cedar Bayou Road James B. Franklin Baytown Yvonne Warner—Clute Peggy Meigs East Wright Geraldine Enderli Morrel Leatrice Walsh Channelview Bill Garsee San Augustine Nelda Byford Yupan Betty Ann Willingham Sheldon G. B. Hollingshead Sue Stewart Allison Walsh New Mexico Catherine Walsh

Western Electric CWA strike settlement reached

After a meeting the settlement between Western Electric and the Communications Workers of America installations division was announced subject to member ratification within 30 days. Mediation chairpersons will recommend acceptance. Western Electric personnel chief C Randolph noted the plan maintains automatic wage progression to higher top hourly rates of 2.05 in large cities and 1.82 in minor cities. ARGENTINA EXPORTS BUENOS AIRES a 25,000 ton cotton quota authorized by the government citing an excellent crop leaving surplus after domestic use.

Walter Magsiolo Francis L. Mahermaade Western Electric Communication Workers of America Cc. C. Randolph Argentena Exports Buenos Aires

Rahway Prison Riot Persists Amid Hostage Standoff

Prisoners at Rahway have taken nine guards as hostages and barricaded a dormitory in a second floor area. Officials compare the disturbance to the Trenton riot and indicate a “sit back and wait them out” tactic while awaiting an independent grievance investigation.

Lagay Trenton State Prison Rahway Trenton New Jersey Jagay William H. Carty

Barbers Hill Seniors Host Hobo Party Evening

Barbers Hill seniors attended a Thursday hobo party in the school party room hosted by Jane Ella Crumpler and Dolores Kisling. About 40 guests registered as they played games and a scavenger hunt. Tucker and Iris Wilburn won king and queen honors for best costumes and refreshments were served with yellow flowers on the tables.

Barbers Hill Jane Ella Crumpler Dolores Kisling Tucker Iris Wilburn Ralph Crumpler B.D. Kisling

Baytown Top Tunes and Western Parade Schedule

Saturday schedule lists Baytown Top Tunes at 6:45 Western Parade at 6:45 p.m. 7:00 Golden Gospel. Train 3200 Telequest 9 10 Benny Leaders Band 3u Telequest 10:00 Washingston News LHS. Station listings show a mixed music, religious, and news line up with local program titles and times.

Baytown Golden _ Gospel Benny Leaders Washingston News LHS

Fight over military spending in wartime budget clash

President Truman faces strong Senate and House opposition as a $500 million cut and the Smith Amendment spark a heated budget fight. Styles Bridges accuses Truman of seizing purse strings while Truman calls the House economy drive fake and politically motivated. The exchange likens tensions to a Kremlin warning amid election-year politics.

Truman Congress Senate Styles Bridges N. H House Kremlin

Friends Of Library Trustees Meeting Set At 7 30 P M

The executive committee of the Friends of the Library meets with Lee College conference room at 7:30 p m Tuesday to discuss immediate library problems. Board members include Mayor J A Ward Superintendent George Gentry School Board President A R Stark PTA President Mrs Travis Porter and County Librarian Mrs Mary Butler.

Friends of the Library Lee College A. R. Padgett J A. Ward George Gentry A. R. Stark City Parent-Teachers Association Travis Porter Mary Butler

Towler to Host Nettie Rather Circle at Grace Church

Mrs O K Towler of 126 Graham will host at 2 p m May 8 the Nettie Rather Circle of Grace Methodist Church. In a Thursday meeting at 105 Hish the group discussed a trip to La Waller on April 5. Nora Bradbury gave the devotional and the second lesson The Family a Christian Concern was discussed. Mrs Allen Rice led the discussion. Refreshments served to 14 members and one new member Mrs Dewey C Henderson.

O. K. Towler Graham Nettie Rather Grace Methodist Church C. A. Niedersoker Waller Nora Bradbury Allen Rice Dewey C. Henderson

Podunk Limited College Sophs Sponsor Comedy Show

Sophomore students at Lee College sponsor Fun On the Podunk Limited to raise funds for a campus fountain. The show starts 8 15 p m Tuesday in the college auditorium with 25 cent student admission and 50 cent adults. Cast led by Mr and Mrs Ai L Walker as Boggs, with Glenda Yannell James Cathy as Mary and Tom Boggs. Additional performers include Crosby Barbershop Quartet and Miss Eila Mae Jenkins. Murphy McNulty leads the program. tickets on door or from sophomores. schedule shortened for the event.

Lee College Highlands Home Demonstration Club Ai. L. Walker Cathy Nellis Johnston Helen’ Hanson George Wilkinson Lynne Salmons Mildred Eckings Linda Schmad Crosby Barbers Shop Quartette Eila Mae Jenkins Murphy McNulty

Second Baptist Seniors Honored At WMU Bangy

Graduating seniors from Second Baptist Church were honored at a church bangy. Miss Union, principal speaker, noted by Rev. Paul Stephens master J. K. Parnes, church deacon, led invocation by Billy Owen. Special music by Peartie Dickerson Trehalek Barbara Renn and Katie Dutson. Delores Dreyer delivered benediction. Menu featured cocktails, baked ham, potato, buttered peas, hot rolls, pie and iced tea.

Baptist Church S. Miss Union Tor Paul Stephens J. K. Parnes Billy Owen Peartie Pauling Dickerson Trehalek Barbara Renn Ers Katie Dutson Riv Delores Dreyer

Stork Stop Birth Announcement for Layne Count

Mr. and Mrs. Johany announce the birth of a son Count Layne who weighed pounds six ounces yesterday. The baby has one sister Donna three. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Wolfe of Baytown and Mrs Rhodes of Nixon with grandmothers Sallie Leatherwood of Cros.

Albrigh Mrs. Johany Layne Donna Mr. and G. W. Wolfe Baytown Sheppard Maryland Wayne Rhodes Nixon Sallie Leatherwood Cros

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