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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1973
Page
1
M. Deacon Jones will give an historical exhibit. Minitours will be fed by members of the Hospital Service Corps. Refreshments will be handled by the Service Corps and the Explorer Post.
The Baytown Sun reports a list of ARY Hospital board members including Schweitzer First Vice Chairman A N Nelson and others with roles in the Executive Committee. An honorary life member is Theo Wilburn. Also noted is Dr Stewart Clendenin as director and Rev Gus Browning chairing a division. Keys found a ring of GM product keys turned in at the front desk.
Robert P. Beaman Sr. of Houston died at 87. Funeral held 1 p.m. Friday at Settegast Kopf Kirby Chapel with Rev. Thomas E. Passoff officiating. Burial at Forest Park Lawndale. Survived by son Robert P. Beaman Jr., Amarillo. daughter Mrs. George M. Waddill, Amarillo. four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Memorials to Grace Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund.
Frank Edward Middleton age 7, of 195 N Burnet Drive, died Saturday in a Bay town hospital. A Fredericksburg native, he moved here in 1919 and worked in Exxon Refinery Plant Protection. He was a St Pauls Methodist Church member and a WW II veteran. Services 2 pm Sunday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home with burial at White Cemetery. Goose Creek Lodge 1192 to handle grave services. Masons to pallbear.
Honor students from Baytown named on the University of Texas engineering honor roll for the spring semester include William Martin Isenhower 503 S Burnet Gary Wayne Keneeny 301 Harold Lane Kenneth Ewing Martin 460 S Burnet and Albert Theodore Watson 118 Caldwell.
In Ras Shukheir Egypt a vast offshore oil operation hums with Morgan field activity amid desert isolation. AMOCO and EGPCO run a 370 man crew with Americans few, locals many, and waves of fuel flowing to Japan the United States and Europe. Promises of more oil and high pay lure workers despite long shifts and sparse social life.
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