Price Sr. dies. funeral set at Dorcas Wills Baptist
Perry A. Price Sr., father of Perry A. Price Jr., of 5 Chandler Drive, died at 4 20 a.m. Thursday in Trinity. Services are planned for 3 p.m. Friday at Dorcas Wills Memorial Baptist Church in Trinity. Also notes a Baytown Chamber luncheon speaker on air and water pollution topics by Joe Barsalou of Humble Refining Co, under Marshall Haas. Rel Band annual signing for Robert E. Lee High School held 8 to 8 30 p.m. Thursday at Martin Smith’s home.
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Martin Smith
Ashwood
Weather and tides outlook with mixed details
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions through Friday with cooler nights Thursday and Friday. Daytime temperatures vary with Thursday 73 to 95 degrees and Wednesday in Baytown 75 to 94. Tides show high waves at 3 12 a m and 11 a m, with a low at 7 54 p m.
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Notable Town Docket of Baytown and Kilgore Residents
A slice of society notes includes Gladys Talley visiting Baytown from Highlands, Kilgore visitors Glenn Russell and Mrs Glenn Pfennig, early morning reporting by Mrs Hudnall, and a Mexico City trip by Marjoti Morse. Photos mixups involve Sue Saunders and Joan McBride, while Cathy Battarbee and Lucretia Ramey enjoy a long walk. Mrs Mark Carter models fashion shoes, James C Bridges is photographed at work, Flora Wilhite eats a quick hamburger, Lois Bradshaw assists again, Wreathy Oakes preps for a banquet, and Dr W Z Jones and spouse plan a high celebration.
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Baytown
Highlands
L. Jordan
Beck
Keene
Glenn Russell
Kilgore
Glenn Pfennig
Hudnall
Marjoti Morse
Mexico City
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Houston
Sue Saunders
Joan MclBride
Cathy
W. Z. Jones
Kilgore College Team Sets Trinity River Record Run
Kilgore College students led by Wallace Brown of Palestine completed a 550 mile Trinity River trip from Dallas to Anahuac in 76 hours and 29 minutes piloting a 14 foot aluminum skiff. Teammates Billy Hayward and David Couthey joined the effort, marking a new speed record on the hazardous river stretch.
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Rice Stadium Saturday features AEL bands in Oiler game
The Robert E. Lee High School Band and Brigadiers perform at the Houston Oiler game Saturday at Rice Stadium. The AEL band, 472 strong, opens with fanfare and marches a varied program between six and seven minutes on the field. The Brigadiers follow with a sequence of marches and finishes with Sempre Paratus.
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Global tensions and politics outline scattered world notes
Reports from Wuhan and the Arab summit outline regional power moves in China Egypt and Saudi Arabia while a Vietnam debate pits Kennedy against Greene over U.S. city needs. Nigerian jets disrupt secessionist bases as Nazi links surface in the United States. Weather cools from the Rockies to the Great Lakes. Halstead emerges as Socialist workers party candidate amid nuclear talks in Geneva and Texas public school enrollment rises by 42 thousand to 2.598 million.
Hawks To Tour Monterrey With Help From City Bank
Baytown's Hawks softball team will travel to Monterrey for a major tournament thanks to financial help from First National Bank and local supporters. Mayor Seaborn Cravey organized funds totaling about 205 after council approval and private donations. The team, carrying 22 players and managers, departs Friday afternoon and arrives in Monterrey Saturday morning to begin tournament play through Sunday with potential playoffs Monday.
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Hawks
Baytown
Monterrey
Texas
Mexico
Crave
Eddie Gray
Glenn
Tillman O'Brien
Rodney Zavodny
W. C. Rushing
Mor[Jerrey
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Women Drive Baytown School Buses In Record Numbers
Baytown's fall bus fleet includes 19 women drivers among 42. They cover about 1,800 miles daily and also accompany bands and choirs on trips. Drivers say discipline and safety come naturally, with many forming bonds with students. Mrs. H. L. Stubbs, a regular route supervisor, notes the home like atmosphere on her bus and shows photos of riders to mark seats.
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Baytown
Baytown Sun
Albert W. Costley
Costley
H. L. Stubbs
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Tri - City Beach
Chambers County
Stubbs
Michael
Robert E. Lee
Melissa
Cedar Bayou
Arlene Advances as First Tropical Storm of Season
Tropical storm Arlene strengthens over the Atlantic and is likely to reach hurricane status soon. Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center say the system, spawned off Africa, is poorly defined yet steadily intensifying as it moves west-northwest far from land.
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Baytown Chief Urges Merchants to Bank Cash Weekend
Baytown Police Chief Blair Mann urges merchants to bank cash at close this long holiday weekend. He warns burglars will be tempted and asks owners to secure windows and doors, keep lights on, and exercise extra caution.
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Blair Mann
Pruett Bids Low on Parking Lots at Lee College
Pruett Construction Co. emerged as the apparent low bidder for base and alternate bids to build two north side parking lots at Lee College, connecting to Gulf Street. The $363,791 bid beat Gulf Builtthic Co. by 35,283, with other bids ranging up to 120 working days and totaling from 68,917 to 73,409. Dr Richard Strahan said bonds totaling 75,000 had been sold and the board of regents would act at a call session Tuesday.
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Lee College
Gulf Street
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Gulf Biulithic Co
Library
Liberal Arts
Richard Strahan
Board of Regents
Richard Road and Engineering Co
West Construction Co
Skrla Inc
K&s Road and Engineering
W. E. Worthen
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