Presbyterian meeting set at First church in Baytown
Presbyterian women will host the Spring Presbyterial meeting at 10 am Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church. Speaker is Mrs. J. C. Piper of Parsons Kansas. Coffee at 9 30 am lunch at 12 20 pm. All women invited. Also notes air force entry for Rusty Braun and local school events and weather highlights.
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Presbyterian Meeting
J. C. Piper
First Presbyterian Church
Parsons
Kan
Air Force
Rusty Braun
A. L. Braun
South Tth
Lackland Air Base
San Antonio
Baytown Sun Readers Say Hello to Local Scene
Lively Baytown items note Mrs. Early serving coffee, Charlotte Woods being checked, Lenora Duke Austin trip, Goose Creek Country Club members, Ray Sloan downtown stroll, Walter Siros intrigue, Roger Amdall phone calls, Mrs. Mose Sumner home from hospital, Marguerite Brummell’s local focus, and teachers in Baytown haunts as school year speeds toward end. Baytown Sun printers.
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Early Lively
Baytown Sun
Charlotte Woods
Lenora Duke
Austin
Goose Creek Country Club
Ray Sloan
Walter Siros
Roger Amdall
Mose Sumner
Marguerite Brummell
Brazosport
Baytown
Junior
Lillis-Duke Hospital
George Gentry
Claude W. Smith
Dennis Underwood
McCleskey Among 900 Delegates to Methodist Meet
Dr Wayne McCleskey pastor of St Mark's Baytown will join about 900 delegates in Denver for a General Conference of the Methodist Church. The gathering may decide on race integration and evangelism with plans for 1500 new preachers annually and broader human and international relations, family, and industry issues. Stewardship of members and funding will also be emphasized.
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Dr. McCleskey
Methodist Meet
Wayne McCleskey
Denver
Methodist Church
McCleskey
Baytown
St. Mark's Church
Baytown Fetes Humble Oil Workers and New Unit
Baytown honors Humble Oil and Refining Co with a week of events for Employee Appreciation Week. The polyolefin unit, built by employees and undergoing test runs, will be officially dedicated May 10 marking 40 years since the first unit began operation on May 11, 1920.
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Humble and
Humble
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Pioneers Club
Baytown Sun
Baytown Schools Approve Five New Teachers
Five new teachers for next year in Baytown Schools have been approved. Supt George H Gentry submitted recommendations accepted by trustees. Roy A Buckingham a Texas A M product will teach shop at Cedar Bayou Junior. Kenneth J Voytek a Baytown graduate of Lamar Tech will teach science at Baytown Junior. Justine Andrus returns to teach Health and Physical Education at Cedar Bayou. Robert Stevenson a La Parte High alumnus and UT graduate will teach English and history at Horace Mann. Jepp Busch a UT product will teach science at Cedar Bayou Junior.
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Baytown
George H. Gentry
Roy A. Buckingham
Texas A&m
Cedar Bayou
Kenneth J. Voytek
Lamar Tech
Justine Andrus
Robert Stevenson
la Parte High
University of Texas
Horace Mann
Jepp Busch
Busch
Barbers Hil High
Texas Queen boater stops at Goose Creek bridge
The 40-foot side wheel Texas Queen arrives on Highway 146 near Goose Creek bridge drawing curious motorists. Capt Ronald Inman, 33, former Baytonian, steers the vessel home to Lakewood Yacht Club after San Jacinto Day duties. The craft boasts bronze eagle it's brass fittings and a mix of Confederate symbols, luxury interiors, and a 5,000-watt generator. Construction began three years ago by co owner J B Inman at Hollywood Sales Channelview.
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Goose Creek Bridge
Highway 146
San Jacinto Day
Goose Creek
C. H. Coffield
M&m
Houston
Ronald Inman
Baytonian
Lakewood Yacht Club
San Jacinto
Capt. Inman
J. B. Inman
Hollywood Sales and Service
Channelview
De Gaulle proposes détente focus for Paris summit
President Charles de Gaulle urged that the Paris summit concentrate on relaxing Soviet Western tensions and begin disarmament rather than solving Berlin. He called for reciprocal control of missiles and delivery systems and noted no immediate Berlin solution while stressing a detente approach during his Washington visit.
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Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Berlin
de Gaulle
National Press Club
Eisenhower
White House
CBS
Cox Invites Public To Copter Landing In Baytown
Jack Cox, gubernatorial candidate, will land by helicopter Monday near the Traffic Circle in Baytown. He will be greeted by Mayor R. H. Pruett and Mrs. W. M. Douglas at the landing spot on land provided by Pruett Construction and Henke and Pillot Property. Cox invites supporters to attend and discuss his candidacy, then proceeds to a similar event in Freeport.
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Jack Cox
Baytown
Vvam
Breckenridge of Man
R. H. Pruett
W. M. Douglas
Pruett
Pruett Construction
Henke and
Pillot
Cox
T Them
Freeport
REL Teachers Get Grants To Study At Universities This Summer
Four Robert E Lee High School science teachers received grants to study at universities this summer Don Davis and H M McCandless will study at Southern Methodist University Joel Johnson at Brigham Young University in Utah and Mrs Mae Nelson at the A and M Marine Branch in Galveston Texas
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Robert E. Lee
Don Davis
H. M. McCandless
Southern Methodist University
Joel Johnson
Brigham Young University
Utah
Mae Nelson
A and M Marine Branch
Galveston
Jet Bomber Vanishes Over Utah During Test Flight
A Convair B58 supersonic bomber with three civilian employees aboard disappeared Friday during a testing flight from Fort Worth. Last heard at 2:22 p.m. over Salt Lake City, pilots indicated unspecified trouble and canceled a radar run. Search planes from Utah, Texas, and California scoured the Wasatch region but no clues were found amid bad weather and high mountains.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Fort Worth
Convair Company
Salt,Lake City
Convair
Wasatch Mountains
Texas
California
Ba8
Salt Lake
New Downstown Decorations For Christmas Shoppers
Baytown merchants approve expanded 1960 Christmas decorations with a three year cost of 7135 dollars. The Baytown Chamber of Commerce funds most of the project with property owners in the downtown area asked to participate. The plan mirrors downtown Houston decor and lighting from Main Street to the Traffic Circles. An estimated trade rise of about 12 percent after decorations go up is cited, with Christmas business constituting a significant share of annual retail gross.
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Jim Boone
Baytown
Chamber of Commerce
Buteot Commerce
Ian
Charles L. Tillery
Bayorations
Sears
West Texas
Coauman Vine Group
Tiltian
A. E. Drew
Drew
Houston
Zeb Phillips
Abe Rosenzweig
Huston Ithe
Tillery
Rehearing Asked over Channelview Bond Vote and Post Office Plans
A district court hearing set for April 28 will re examine a Channelview bond vote Contested claims claim the election lacked proper petition notice and required voting signatures Eleven listed voters were not qualified and 345 affidavits exist though 1094 ballots were cast The motion seeks full disclosure of voting records to prove fraud Also post officials announced bids to build and lease a new Channelview post office at Market Euclid and First Street with a 10 year lease and 10 year renewal option
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Channelview
Asbe
William M. Holt
Land
127Th District Court
Channelview School Board
Holland
Ernest Knipp
Thhey
Bonnie Summers
Arthur E. Summerfield
Post Office Department
Summers
Fess
Market Street
Euclid
First Street
Carl P. Seale
Houston
Texas
Pioneer Wooster Resident's Last Rites Set Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude Stanton Way Crow 39 a pioneer Wooster resident will be held at 2 p m Sunday from Paul A Lee Funeral Home Burial will be in Cedarcrest Cemetery She died Friday morning in a Baytown hospital She lived at 7018 Bayshore Drive Survivors include her husband E P Crow of Wooster a daughter Mrs Glen Norman of Corpus Christi four grandchildren two sisters and three nieces and three nephews
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Gertrude Stanton Way Crow
Paul A. Lee
Baytown Area
Crow
Baytown
Bayshore Drive
R. M. Cheek
Grady Allison
Cedarcrest
E. P. Crow
Wooster
Glen Norman
Corpus Christi
Kenneth
Price
Sarah
David Norman
R. L. Crawford
New Orleans
A. R. Ueckert
Premier to restore cabinet system in Korea political shakeup
Seoul Korea AP Premier Syngman Rhee agreed to revive the premier cabinet system, relinquishing some power while remaining chief of state. Questions arose about actual authority as he reportedly may resign as Liberal party head. Former Prime Minister Pyun said Rhee may become nonpartisan president and police neutrality is urged. Vice President-elect Lee Poong plans to resign amid calls for new elections. labor federation demands Lee retire from politics. Rhee visited wounded demonstrators at National University Hospital, weeping and donating money for patients.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Wasdved
Rhee
South Korea
T. Pyun
Liberal Party
Pyun
Lee Sipoong
John Chang
Lee
Chang
Federation of Korea
National University Hospital
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Texas State Historical Assny
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