Baytown Resident Dies After Ten Years In City
Mrs. Lilly May Massey of Baytown died in a local hospital at 5 20 p m Thursday she had lived at 5619 Reddell Road Survivors include a son W L Burks of Uvalde two daughters Lecta Tully of Uvalde and Mrs Blanche Green of Baytown a brother Roy Ogelbee of Eagle Pass a sister Mrs Jewel Pamke of Utopia 14 grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral services are set for 2 30 p m Saturday at Earthmar Chapel with burial at Hill of Rest Cemetery Rev GC E Meadows of Coady Baptist Church to officiate
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Lilly May Massey
Linear
Baytown
Reddell Road
W. L. Burks
Uvalde
Lecta Tully
Blanche Green
Roy Ogelbee
Eagle, Pass
Jewel Pamke
Utopia
Earthmar
Hill of Rest Cemetery
GC. E. Meadows
Coady Baptist Church
Massey
Lilly Jany Massey
Reddell
W.L., Burks
Uvaldes
Leeta Tully
Roy. Ogelbee
Eagle Pass
Earthman Chapel
C. E. Meadows
Coody Bapist Church
LBJ Dropped Out to Drift to California in Youth
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Lyndon B Johnson at age sixteen in 1930s Johnson City Texas. The youth with strong honors in school and a record in debate chose a risky road trip to California with friends instead of college, later returning to academics as his political path began.
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Atlantic City
Lyndon B.odhinson
Lyndon
Sojventure
Johnson City
Tex
California
LBJ
Johnson overcame poverty to win political ascent
The article recalls Lyndon B. Johnson s upbringing and education from a Texas town to Southwest Texas State Teachers College. It notes his early work in a family store, road labor, and janitor duties while earning top grades, shaping a creed to “get it done now” as he pursued higher learning and public service.
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Arizona
Young
Barry
Goldwater
Johnson
Pi Dent
United States
California
Texas
Southwest
Texas State Teachers College
San Marcos
Corulla
Tex
A. H. Nolle
Lynden
Willard Deason
Johnson Family Political Roots Sparked Future President
The article recalls Lyndon Baines Johnson's Texas lineage dating to his birth near Stonewall on August 27, 1908. It notes his paternal grandfather and father served in the Texas Legislature, and on his mother's side his relatives were Baptist ministers and educators. A great grandfather led Baylor University for five years.
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Stonewall
Tex
United States
Lbj
Samuel Ealy Johnson
Texas
Rebekah Baines Johnson
Baptist Reymen
Baylor University
Funeral notices for Oliver tars and Massey Lilly J
Two obituaries listed. Oliver (George Marvin) Cedar Bayou family member, died in Pasadena area hospital. Survived by daughter, grandchildren, sister. funeral Saturday at First Methodist Church Pasadena, burial Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery. Also Lilly J Massey resident of Baytown died Thursday, survived by son, two daughters, sister, 31 grandchildren, five great grandchildren. funeral Saturday Earthman Chapel, burial Hill of Rest Cemetery.
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Roso Mmorgan
George Marvin
Olive
Cedar Bayou
Posadeno Hospital
Cedar Bayou Hoy
Posateno
First Methodist Church of
Pasadena
Order of the Eastern Star
Susannahn Wesley
Pasadens Gar’ Nen Club
WSCS
Pasadena Senior Citizens Club
Districtwide fogging fights encephalitis carriers
Supt. George Gentry says all 22 schools have been fogged with insecticides and will continue as long as needed. He notes the district uses its own equipment and has done this for several years, with renewed effort this year to eradicate mosquito breeding sites.
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George Gentry
Gentry
Cleo damages Florida coast as disaster claim eyed
State damage survey teams to arrive today as federal disaster declaration considered. Cleo moved up the coast smashing town after town and threatening Florida's citrus belt with grapefruit price spikes. Miami faces 80 percent power failure and 61,600 phones out. Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Fort Pierce, and Vero Beach report extensive damage, power outages, and shattered crops.
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Cleo
Florida
Miami
Fort Lauderdale
West Palm Beach
Fort Pierce
Vero
Gentry Evaluation Details Reported by Trustees
The article notes 18 graded areas for Gentry with mats and supporting data in trustees' hands for days. Before a closed meeting Thursday night, trustees presented their reasons for ratings. Stark called the evaluation very objective and said there was no bias in aiming to exaggerate Gentry's image.
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Gentry
Stark
Trustees approve new hires at Lee College and local schools
Trustees approved A. Wi Estes Jr. as machinist instructor at Lee College with a salary of 600 dollars per month. Roy Paul Black was named science teacher at Robert E. Lee, Charles M. Garner as special education teacher for Robert E. Lee, and Harmon B. Spruell as sixth grade teacher at Highlands Elementary School.
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A. Wi Estes Jr
Lee College
Roy Paul Black
Robert E. Lee
Charles M. Garner
Harmon B. Spruell
Highlands Elementary
Parley Highlights Thermonuclear Threat and Unity Message
A Parley discussion stresses that U S planes carry hydrogen bombs with more power than WWII totals. The talk questions identity and loyalties, noting interlinked fate if thermonuclear war breaks out and urging collective action and civic participation.
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Tore
U. S
The
Great Society
Baytonian Charged In Auto Case
Joseph Cole aged 40 of 201 E Tremble charged with attempted auto theft in Judge M A Brown county court by Bay n Police John W Reeves. He was arrested and jailed Wednesday night after trying to steal a car of Joe Cuba at the Fire Station on South Main. Roosevelt Jackson 36 of W121 Stowe charged with misdemeanor shoplifting Thursday by Officer Fred Miller in Judge Brown's court. He was arrested at Kmart after reportedly taking three cartons of cigarettes. A prowler was reported on Briarwood Thursday night. Police investigated unpaid meals at Moreno's Restaurant 7529 Broadway Drive Thursday. No one injured in an auto incident at 5:53 p.m. Thursday at Park and Pruett.
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Joseph Cole
E. Trumble
M. AM. Brown
Bay‘n
John W. Reeves
Joe Cuba
Dance Tonight Sponsored by San Jacinto Council No 288
San Jacinto Council No 288 sponsors a lounge and dance from 8 p.m. to midnight Friday at Knights of Columbus Hall. Admission will be by key card only. The event is for members their wives and guests. Hosts are Mr and Mrs John Devine and Mr and Mrs Frank Sonnier.
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SAN Jacinto Council No. 288
Knights of Columbus
John Devine
Frank Sonnier
Fair Concession at Highlands Jamboree Booth
Highlands Elementary School hosts a Fair Concession demonstration by the Highlands Home Demon Demonstration Club this Saturday. The booth opens at 9 30 a m offering coffee punch pies and handmade articles for sale per reporter Mrs Mack Ford.
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Highlands
Demon ‘Stration Club
Highlands Elementary School
Mack
Ford
Area Baptist Meeting Set in Baytown at Pilgrim Rest Church
Pilgrim Rest Primitive Baptist Church hosts Bay Area Union meeting Saturday and Sunday in Baytown with sessions at 10 30 am 3 pm and 7 pm Elder Ri AL Moore former Baytown pastor now in Arlington leads services. Other union churches include Grace Church of Houston Bay Haven Texas City and Gulf Coast Freeport Meals will be served and delegates to the conference discussed. Elder J A Rowell is pastor and Elder Raymond Lee serves as temporary pastor inviting participation from Houston Texas City and Freeport congregations.
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Pilgrim Rest Primitive Baptist Church
Bay Area Union of Primitive Baptist Churches
Moore
A. Rowell
Houston
Texas City
Raymond
Lee
Freeport
Baytown
Impound Procedures for Towing and Sale of Abandoned Vehicles
The city will tow vehicles from public streets to the motor vehicle compound with a tow charge not exceeding 12.50. A storage charge of 1 per day applies after storage at the compound. If unclaimed after 60 days, vehicles are sold at public auction to cover towage and storage liens. The Chief of Police and Director of Finance oversee lists, notices, and the sale, which must be announced 30 days prior.
Communion to be received by San Jacinto Council 2788 Knights
Richard E. Tannich, Catholic Activities Chairman, says the San Jacinto Council 2788 Knights of Columbus will receive the communion at the 7:30 a.m. Mass Sunday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church.
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San Jacinto Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Richard EE. Tannich
Catholic Activities
Olympia Pool incident prompts missing glasses report
Debbie Henderson reports her dark brown prescription glasses and a Rainbow ring lost Thursday afternoon at the Olympia Swimming Pool on Ward Road. A contact number 582-507 is provided for retrieval.
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Debbie Henderson
Olympia
Ward Road
Poole
PTA Board Meeting At Mrs Morales Home
The PTA executive board will meet at 7 pm Friday in the home of Mrs. Jerry Morales at 2007 Dorris. All officers are asked to attend.
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DE_ZAVALA
Teacher Association
Pam
Jerry Morales
Dorris
Fellowship Dance at First Presbyterian Senior High
The Fellowship of First Presbyterian Church hosts a back to school dance for Senior High students and guests, 7:30 to 11:20 p.m. Saturday in the church Fellowship Hall.
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First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
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