Allen Names List Of Assigned Helpers In Baytown
Allen page continues listing volunteers who have accepted assignments for the Baytown effort. Included are Charles McKay Frank Turpin George Chandler and Pr Louis Hughes plus officials Mayor Glen Walker Harry Spitz Seaborn Cravey Cecil Bobbitt Buddy Bray David Allen Cyril Smith and Robert C Lanier of Houston. Baytown residents seeking volunteer service on the committee are invited to call a committee member.
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Charles McKay
Frank Turpin
George Chandler
Pr. Louis Hughes
Fred Hartman
Glen Walker
Harry Spitz
Seaborn Cravey
Cecil Bobbitt
Buddy Bray
David Allen
Cyril Smith
Robert C. Lanier
Houston
Baytown
Baytonian Receives ASU Graduate Degree
Tempe Arizona Donald B Hicks of Baytown earned a graduate degree at Arizona State University during the 4th Commencement. He is among 1 344 ASU students who completed graduate requirements in the 1968 69 academic year.
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Tempe
Ariz
Donald B. Hicks
Azalea
Baytown
Arizona State University
ASU
Kelley to receive PhD and join Wisconsin State University
William G. Pete Kelley Jr. son of W G and Mrs Kelley of 1704 Richardson Louisiana State University Baton Rouge will award his PhD in speech this month He will become assistant professor of communication at Wisconsin State University Stevens Point He and his wife Hannah Sands and their son Christopher plan to move to Wisconsin this month Kelley taught at LSU as a teaching assistant and earned a 1967 fsu summer research grant His specialties are communication and rhetorical theory He graduated from Robert E Lee in 1959 and earned a bachelor's from Howard Payne His wife is daughter of Mr and Mrs S J Sands of 201 Oklahoma
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William G
Pete) Kelley Jr
W. G. Kelley
Richardson
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Kelley
Wisconsin State University
Stevens Point
Hannah Sands
Baytown
Christopher
Wisconsin
LSU
Fsu
Kelly
Robert £. Lee
Howard Payne
Crosby
University of Houston
S. J. Sands
Oklahoma
Costume Plans for Aug 22 Review Meetings
Costume plans for the August 22 review of summer recreation programs will be discussed at Baytown Civic Center auditorium meetings Monday night. Mothers of baton twirlers meet at 7 p.m. Mothers of dancing students meet at 7 20 p.m. VFW will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the VFW Post Hall on Decker Drive.
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Baytown Civic Center
Mothers of Baton
Mothers of Dancing
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
VFW Post Hall
Decker, Drive
Dodson Builds First Regional Shrimp Boat and Workboats
Dodson projects a September completion for a 40 to 50 foot shrimper, with bids flooding his yard. He notes costs around 20 000 to 25 000 dollars including engine and kitchen sink, five months to build a 50 footer, and about 500 dollars in bolts plus 8 000 to 9 000 feet of lumber. He recalls building a 31 foot ketch to the Yucatan, praising sailors there and claiming boatbuilding is a costly formal education. He plans a steel 40 footer and a 65 footer for leasing, saying boats’ creation is hard but rewarding.
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Dodson
Yucatan Peninsula
Carmensland
Texas Amendment on Higher Ed Bonds and Legislature Hours
Amendment expands power to issue 3200 million in general obligation bonds via the Coordinating Board to loan funds for Texas college students. It also addresses legislature working hours, proposing annual sessions with even years 10 days and odd years kept at 140 days. Proponents urge shorter, efficient budgeting. opponents cite governor’s current ability to call special sessions.
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Texas Opportunity Plan
Coordinating Board of the
Texas College and University System
Jess Newberry Retires After 34 Years With City
Jess Newberry ends a 34 year city service career once sweeping streets with a push broom and hauling debris in a wheelbarrow. He recalls driving a mule drawn wagon through Pelly streets and riding in a Baytown parade. He began in the Pelly fire department in 1935 earning 100 dollars monthly, later 210 with helpers, and recalls earlier work at a service station. He and his wife Flo live on Daly Street with family across Baytown and nearby towns. They attend Central Baptist Church and plan fishing camping and easeful days post retirement.
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Wanda Orton
Jess Newberry
Tom and Jerry
Baytown
Jess
Pelly
West Main
North Pruitt
Houston
Fort Worth
Parker County
Isex
Oklahoma
Flo
Cess
Morris Street
Hospital Notes Admits New Arrivals at Gulf Coast
Hospital notes list admissions including Pensy Parker daughter of Henry and Mrs Parker Crosby in Room 122 and Walter Sutton Hankomer in Room 200 with Wandan ce Hobins Baytown Room 158 New Arrivals Mr and Mrs Donald Rice Crosby daughter Aug 1 and Mr and Mrs Charles Prentice Baytown son Aug 2.
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Gulf Coast
Pensy Parker
Henry Parker
Crosby
Walter Sutton
Hankomer
Wandan Ce Hobins
Baytown
Donald Rice
Charles Prentice
Funeral services for Mrs Sallie Ethel Haude in Baytown
Mrs Sallie Ethel Haude 76 of 1138 Edison Courts died Friday at a Baytown hospital. Funeral 10 a.m. Monday at Paul A Lee Chapel. She was born in Conroe and lived in Baytown eight years. Survived by husband George R Haude two daughters Mrs Co W Taylor and Mrs B J Craig Baytown one son Robert F Haude Saginaw Mich one brother Walker Sapp Conroe two sisters Mrs Lula Madeley and Mrs Lila Golden Conroe six grandchildren nine great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Officiating ministers Rev Roy A Cloudt and Rev James Johnson. Burial Memory Gardens of Baytown Cemetery.
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Sallie Ethel Haude
Paul A. Lee
Edison
Baytown
Robert F. Haude
Saginaw
Mich
Walker Sapp
Conroe
Lula Madeley
Lila Golden
Roy A. Cloudt
Second Baptist Church
James Johnson
Pasadena
Baytown Cemetery
Harlem boy wins Groton scholarship faces wardrobe need
Gordon Right, a 13 year old Harlem student, won a $3370 Groton School scholarship but feared the wardrobe requirements would ruin his chance. Welfare case workers at St Nicholas Center pooled funds, raising about $300 to cover clothing and supplies as Gordon begins at Groton under the A Better Chance program. Gordon says he will encourage his brothers to reach their potential.
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New York
Gordon Right
Harlem
Groton
Gordon
Dora White
St. Nicholas Social Services Center
FDA Survey Probes Pesticide Levels in Grapes
The FDA conducts a quick nationwide survey on pesticide residues in grapes sold in stores, not an investigation. California grapes cited by boycott advocates allegedly contained Aldrin far above safe levels at 18 parts per million, far exceeding the 0.1 ppm federal limit.
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Washington
Federal Food and Drug Administration
C.c. Johnson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Senate Subcommittee On Migratory Labor
California
Walter F. Mondale
Dminn
Senate
Johnson
Sis
FDA
Optimist Club speaker to address Baytown group
John McCormick director of the Lee College education program for prisons will speak at a Baytown Optimist Club meeting Monday at p.m. at the Fower venue.
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Optimist Club
John McCormick
Lee College Education
Baytown
Fower
Scotch Whisky Demand Sees 10 Percent Growth Globally
Industry sources in Scotland report world consumption of Scotch whisky rising about 10 percent annually. The AP dispatch notes stronger demand and expanding markets for Scotch producers.
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Inverness
Scotland
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