Banquet program announced for Horace Mann Junior High
The eighth grade banquet planned for April 30 at First Presbyterian Fellowship Hall was announced by Mrs. C J Bailey Jr program chair. Guest speaker Carl Young Jr evangelist for Youth groups will speak. Joyce Arnett of Lee College will sing elk songs. students read the class prophecy. Mike Moliason will be master of ceremonies and Carl Parker will offer the invocation.
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First Presbyterian Fellowship Hall
C. J. Bailey Jr
Carl Young Jr
Joyce Arnett
Lee College
Thomas Durham
Becky Bailey
David LaVergne
Stefanii Snead
Mike Moliason
Carl Parker
Gloria Donnelly
Kent Ad Jong
Delane Cathriner
Chris Benton
Jo Ellen Thorpe
Evonne Laughlin
Connie Ragsdale
Steve Knight
Tommy Clark
Bill Snead
United States
Joe Fayle
Bo Cox
Jan Milner
Donna Savell
Robert E. Lee High School
Assembly
Bill Thompson
Mann
Jery Hance
Batman
Wendy Sevens
Sue Thompson
Debbie Hensler
Martha Stephenson
Terri Peterson
Cathy Anderson
Janie Head
Sharon Garrett
Baytown
Sandy Hance
Jerry Frazier
Mastery Of Double Talk Is Necessary Social Art
HAL BOYLE argues double talk is the social art of the century. He lists humorous examples with literal translations, showing how phrases mask true meanings. The piece playful ly critiques evasive speech and how it fools others in everyday interactions.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Molly
First Pornography Arrest Reported by Baytown Police
Baytown police make the first county wide pornography arrest. Kenneth Angel of Houston is charged in Corporation Court with possession of obscene printed matter found in his car during a vagrancy arrest by Patrolman John Dyer on Bayway Drive. He is fined $25 for pornography and $25 for vagrancy and confined in Baytown jail.
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Baytown
John Dyer
Bayway Drive
Mexico
R. H
Bo) Turner
Kenneth Angel
Houston
Barney Ward
Corporation Court
Angel
William Kittrell Dies at 71 Texas Democrat
William H. Kittrell 71 a Dallas political figure and PR businessman who ran the Texas Press Clipping Bureau for 40 years died after a heart failure following a prior stroke. A longtime Democratic activist he managed FDR's Dallas campaign in 1930 and served as secretary of the Texas delegation to the 1932 Democratic Convention. Survivors include his widow Francis two daughters Laura and Louise Cory two grandchildren 28 brothers and two sisters.
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Dallas
William H. Kittrell
Kittrell
Texas Press
Texas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
North Africa
Office of Emergency
John F. Kennedy
Alexander
Tex
Francis Kittrell
Laura Kittrell
Louise Cory
Engineers to join Houston meetings of chemical engineers
Engineers from Humble Baytown Refinery and Baytown Chemical Plant will take part in the Second Joint Meeting of the South Texas Section of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and the Monterrey Section of the Mexican Institute of Chemical Engineers in Houston Friday and Saturday. W. O. Webber will join a panel on Prevention of Obsolescence in Engineering from an industrial view. George Mueller Waldo Leggett and T. M. Campbell will serve in public relations and registration roles.
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Humble
Baytown
South Texas
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Monterrey
Mexcan Institute of Chemical Engineers
Houston
W. O. Webber
Refinery Technical Division
George Mueller
Refinery Accounting Department
Waldo Leggett
T. M. Campbell
Refinery Fuels Technical
Police Use Evidence Tech To Nab Juvenile Car Thieves
Baytown police arrest three juveniles two boys and a 13 year old girl for stealing a new model car from Humble Oil parking lot and revving it along Harris and Galveston Counties. Fingerprint work linked them to the crime. They are held for juvenile authorities.
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Baytown
R. H
Bo) Truner
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Harris
Galveston
Harry Gordon Corn
Houston
Bayliss
Cleveland
Turner
Alvin Soileau
Biological Institute Convention At Texas A&M
A six thousand strong assembly of scientists will convene at Texas A&M University for the American Institute of Biological Sciences annual meeting. The event, first in Texas, is set to run for six days with an estimated 750000 dollars spent on food and lodging as College Station hosts the world’s biological capital for the week.
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Austin
Rueneird Baytown
Grees
Dee
Ramon’ Betata
Iewspaper
Novedades
the News
Cole
Daily
Texan
Ramon" Betata
Ichief
The
University,of Texas
College Station
Tex
American Institute of Bioelogical Sciences
Texas A&m University
Lone Star State
Monterey
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