Baytown Teacher Mary Williams Graduates, Heads to UT
Baytown educator Mary Williams leaves Channelview after five and a half years to join the University of Texas as a junior this fall. The 20 year old Betty Ann Williams, daughter of Mary Williams, graduated last spring as the top student at Lee College and now prepares for UT. Mary has lived in Baytown 22 years, earned a bachelor’s from the University of Houston in 1949 and a master’s from UH this month. Her husband EL RL Williams works as a shift foreman at the Baytown Refinery, and the family resides at 235 Wroosier. In spare moments she does embroidery crochet and decorates, often slipcovering chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Lee College
University of Texas
Wiliam
Channelviexr
University of Houston
Baytown
Williams
Hartsville
Baty
Pattisan
University Of Texas Gets Share Of Lee Hi Grads
The Universit[y] of Texas receives a fair portion of Lee High spring graduates. Joes Mess and Tommy Laughze plan study at Lew. Hinda Groner earns for her nurses cap. Bola ce Palmer will continue music and lead her band there. Robert White and W. C. Steed take engineering. Roddy Rogers aims to mentor in meteorology. Edwin Lehr weighs pre med against petroleum engineering. Paul Parkinson majors in business administration. Local students include Stewart Frazer Paul Ellis Harris Lee Heller Tom Stolhanske John Adams Charlene Adams Donald Clifton Jimmy Foster Janet McKinney Carolyn Busch Annette Caustley Elizabeth Hill Lara Hebel Sands Clark Patsy Cater Daniel Heintschel Joanne Tainan Milt Kelly Dixie Williams Cotton Timmis Rilk Lite Glen V Wroods Edwin Timmins Betty Fram Frances Atkins. Betty Ann Doss plans Southwestern University Georgetown and may visit Texas Tri-City Club. she will major in physical education or education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert White
W. C. Steed
Roddy Rogers
Edwin Lehr
Allstate
Paul Parkinson
Texas
Steerland
Stewart Frazer
Paul Ellis
Harris Lee Heller
Tom Stolhanske
John Adams
Charlene Adams
Donald Clifton
Jimmy Foster
Janet Mc
Homeowners Lay Asphalt Floors Across Large Area
A survey shows many homeowners plan significant floor renovations this year, spending millions on labor for modernizing homes. The article details steps for laying tiles and smoothing adhesive, including wall alignment, cutting rows, and finishing with wax, while noting a curious old proverb about appetite and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Cnakk
Fargas
Watt
Priseine
Azwell
Rheuma ny guide offers free book on arthritis relief
Over 31 years the book promises help for arthritis and rheumatism. It advertises a free instructional volume with no obligation, claiming specialized systems for treating rheumatic pain and offering addresses to request the booklet from the publisher.
Teaching Career Of Mrs Dutson Resumes In Baytown
Mrs Eliza G Dutson returns to teaching this school year in Baytown Elementary. She and her husband KE J Dutson a refinery co ordinator and church choir director have three children Katy 13 Margeret 10 and Bill 9. She earned a University of Houston bachelor’s degree this year and plans a master's. She previously taught seven years at Webster schools and two years at First Baptist kindergarten after moving to Baytown 15 years ago. She has been active in PTA and collects bottles and plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza G. Dutson
Dutson
Beer
Baytown
KE. J. F. Dutson
Central Baptist Church
Ka2ity
Margeret
Bill
Dutsons
Katy
Horace Mann
Anson Jones
Moms
Dad
Ais. Dutson
University of Houston
Plaas
Beylor University
Webster
Ex Navy Man to Teach at Horace Mann JH
Lloyd G. Russell, a 27 year old former Navy V-5 student, will teach at Horace Mann Junior High next year. He earned a bachelor's degree from Baylor in 1950 after studying at North Texas, Agriculture College, Georgia, University, and Texas Wesleyan. Russell did graduate work at Baylor this summer following service and prior teaching at Mission Junior High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd G. Russell
Horace Mann
University of Texas
Russell
Baylor
School Safety Patrols Back Into Action
Baytown schools will resume safety patrols sponsored by the Kiwanis Club with prior organization by Police Chief H. E. McKee. The American Automobile Association notes 500,000 patrols on duty nationwide this year to reduce traffic risks in school zones and promote cautious driving among families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Kiwanis Clude
H. E. McKee
Automobile Association of America
America
AAA
Driver education cut teen accident toll says AAA
Automobile Association of America credits driver education with cutting teen traffic accidents. Training averages 35 hours classroom 22 behind the wheel and 7.6 hours driving for under 30 dollars. Last year over 250000 students were trained with 3600 instructors nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Automobile Association of America
AAA
National Motor Organization
Grace WSCs program at Grace Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service Grace program highlights the Wesley Foundation students meeting on the church lawn Wednesday. Children are to be safe and seen. drive carefully to the Grace Methodist Church on Drive Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Chri
The
Grace “Methodist Church
Wesley ~ Foundation
Pam
Sireenen Seon
Baytown Welcomes Wilna Hodge To Teach This Fall
Wilna Hodge, newly relocated to Baytown this fall, is set to teach in the district. Previously educated in science, she has taught at Et El Campa and Carrizo Springs, bringing experience to the Baytow Airs program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilna Hodge
Baytown
el Campa
Rom “Ithe Ur
Ste Bes
Carrizo Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Williams
FL Williams
New Fifth of Gener
San Jacinto
Enne Baytows School System
Betty Ann
Iyps Mary BL Williams
Niversity of Texas
Lee Hi Grads
Universit
Tex
Rot- Lee
Joes Mess
Tovmy Laughze
Hinda Groner G
Bolace Palmer
Ying
Save Plenty Home-Owners
Herderust
Ernest Smith Chiropractor
Hing
Joeth
Pruett
Reidener
Robert BE. Lee
Cedar Bayou
Army Trade
Leera
United States Army
Grace Wscs
Jewelers
Texas Ave
Gordon's
cHarce
Mercury
Ed Sullivan
Beac-Tv
Bayshore Motors, Inc
Market St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!