Sun Spots Steak Fry in Baytown Fundraiser
A community social event hosts a steak fry sponsored by the SOCIAL ORDER of the Beauce ants from 1 a.m. to 7 a.m. Saturday at the Fireman's Hall on Drive. Donations are 31. Public invited.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1963
Page
1
A community social event hosts a steak fry sponsored by the SOCIAL ORDER of the Beauce ants from 1 a.m. to 7 a.m. Saturday at the Fireman's Hall on Drive. Donations are 31. Public invited.
Voters will choose two council members in Baytown as Old District incumbents James M. Bryan and I. E. Lively face new district challengers Thomas Cook and Dr. David Norton. City annexations expanded the voter base with about 6,000 ballots cast earlier. turnout is expected to be light.
Partly cloudy and warm conditions expected Friday and Saturday. Temperatures range 70 to 88 degrees Friday. Galveston tides rise Saturday at 8:27 a.m. and 4:41 p.m. Low tides occur at 12:17 a.m. and 2:53 p.m.
Town Around reports Norwegian sailors awaiting ship loading at Baytown docks played several games. Sandy Clift finds a new workplace. City council candidate Tommy Cook rails through meetings with races looming. Ward family plans Austin trip as Doc Hill meets new people across two jobs. Ben Horton seeks fishing picture info. Gander football sees bright halfback future. Bob Kalbitz touts new grandson to family. Barbara Sticht offers three kittens and mother cat for adoption call 582-2506.
In observance of Library Week Baytown City Council honored Mrs. Mattie Howard for helping form the Sterling Municipal Public Library. Velma Ansley presented a plaque and gift to Mrs. Howard acknowledging her role as past president and instrumental in launching the library project. Mrs. Howard said she was honored and credited the community effort.
Mrs. Rosey Della Gomer, 71, died Friday at her home in Baytown where she had lived 16 years. Funeral services are set for 10 am Saturday at Missouri Street Church of Christ with Minister Jack Arvin officiating. Burial will be in Memory Gardens under Earthman Funeral Home. Surviving are her husband R. V. Gomer. four daughters A. T. Morgan, C. E. McAfee of Baytown, W. M. Bryant of Jacksonville, M. L. Vaughan of Camden Ark. two sons Avery Gomez of San Francisco. two brothers T. M. and Jack Duncan of Atoka Okla.
Funeral services for Andrew D. Tomlinson 68 of Channelview will be held Saturday at Earthman Funeral Home. A retired pipefitter from Humble OH and Refining Co Baytown Refinery he died Thursday after 35 years residence in Channelview and 29 years at the refinery. Survivors include widow Judy Tomlinson a daughter R Zumwalt four brothers a sister three stepdaughters a stepson and many grandchildren. The Rev Jim Hardy will officiate Burial is in San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery.
Cincinnati AP reports national league president Warren Giles ordered umpires to pause strict balk-call enforcement. Moscow AP notes Premier Khrushchev assured Harriman of joint support for Laos neutrality accord and peace efforts.
A list of voting locations and election judges for precincts includes Precinct 12 Alamo School Walter 8 Mabe Precinct 13 David G Burnet School John 5 Bud Blackburn Precinct 99 Thad Felton s Jack Hester Precinct 100 Ashbel Smith School W O Tidman Precinct 101 Firemen s Recreation Hall Mrs G E Dab ney Precinct 102 Baytown Junior High A Contreras Precinct 103 Stephen F Austin School Mrs W A Goodrich Precinct 149 San Jacinto School T K Kloesel Precinct 165 Travis School John W Pierce Precinct 248 Carver High School Woodrow W Lewis Precinct 249 James Bowie School Wayne McClurg
Baytown City Council voted to extend the current depository contract with Citizens National Bank and Trust Co. for six months to prevent a lame duck award before the next administration. The move, pushed by Councilwoman Velma Ansley, aims to keep the contract in the fiscal realm and bar post election favoritism.
Baytown City Council approved ordinances funding pavement and repairs on five streets North First New Jersey East Foyle North Commerce and East James with costs near 160 000. Engineering estimates will guide bidding with property owners paying portions of curb gutter and street repair costs. The measure includes water line looping in two annexed districts costing about 129 000 as part of a 872 000 overall program.
Edge to oppose HB 161 in public hearing at 9:30 am Monday in Austin. Grover Edge will represent Bayshore Rod Reel and Gun Club, arguing the bill alters dredging permits in Galveston and Trinity Bays and weakens public interests. He urges attendance or contact with Criss Cole and committee members to voice Baytown area opposition.
An interim labor agreement between William J. Grayham and Co. of Florida and a presidents committee of the Building and Construction Trades AFL CIO will bring benefits to Baytown workers. Laber Local No. 333 and Carpenters Local No. 1324 will supply personnel for MASA Trained Gaeecraft Center maintenance and repair work with an initial year outlay around 1.22 million dollars. Five locals members are already at work and more will be added as progress continues, with expected strong impact on the Baytown economy.
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