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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1954

Page

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Sun Spots Rummage Sale at Trinity Episcopal

Trinity Episcopal guild will stage a rummage sale from 9 am to 5 pm Friday in the Brunson Building across from Mutual Benefit office. Also notes on Hubcap thefts, bank openings, Boy Scouts chili supper, lost duck, and La Porte city commission meeting.

Trinity Episcopal Guild Brunson Iy Mutual Benefit Association BOY Scouts of Cedar Bayou Methodist Church LA Porte M. de

City annex adds 940 acres to total 6KN acres

Sun-O-Grams G B E and Mianratty report annexation adds 940 acres to city limits, bringing total to 6KN acres. Figures were verified with W J Broyles. Officers seek 16 year old runaway James Lyle from Greens Bayou, described as 5 ft 20 in tall with brown hair and eyes, last seen wearing blue jeans near Tomo. Charles TF Tones, 19, left estate to nephew Robert Bosch of Houston after dying by his own hand on War 16 night. probate filed with Judge Clem McClelland on Dec 7, 1939. He left household articles to friends and other heirs. Wilk left $10 to his mother and two brothers and four sisters.

G. BE Mianratty Baytown Greens Bayou James Lyle Tomo Charles TF. Tones Robert Bosch Houston Clem McClelland Jones Mes Lester Roux Che Wilk Wis Rmaother

Around Town Highlights At Baytown Area Doings

A fragmented Baytown gossip column notes Pete Bailey back on familiar ground for an afternoon. Officers Grizzle and Iske handle a delicate matter diplomatically. Weldon McClellan returns to Baytown to settle in. Pvt Kenneth Darris served after Lee College, not at school. Others share anecdotes from fishing to bakery counts and traffic near Bargain Day, with names such as Nelson McElroy and Jerry On Past noting daily scenes.

Pete Bailey T. L. Grizzle Calvin Iske Weldon McClellan Baytown Kenneth Darris Lee College Bill Pat Pattereth Rvay 'Thibotaux Nelson McElroy Gray

Helicopter Rescues Stranded Hunter Near Mud Flat

Ellington Air Force base helicopter rescued Edward Bass, a 24 year old Pasadena hunter, after an 18 hour ordeal on a back bay mud flat near Peggy's Lake. Rescue efforts involved multiple crews and boats before a helicopter located and lifted him to safety.

Johnella Boynton Sun News Channel Industries Ellington Air Force Base Here Edward Bass Pasadena Bass Wag G. Bass V.2 Dstroud, Jr Peggy's Lake Sun Porte Wayne Samford Jimmie Crate Bass Nieni Berg Dennis Dunham John C. Woerner 47Th Air Rescue Squadron Willington Flrst Otho A. Ort Waynesboro, Va

Three Water District Elections Scheduled

Three water districts in the Bay area schedule elections for the second week of January. Harris County districts at Cedar Bayou and Highlands and Chambers County district at Mont Belvieu will elect two supervisors each. Highlands terms for M. Brinson and Bruce Stong expire. Election set for January 11 with filing deadline December 17. Officials: judges W J L Brough and A F Honneke, clerks M Ja Doss and C I Thompson. Ballot boxes at the water office. Cedar Bayou board members James Jenniseke and Roy Carrol Smith have terms expiring. Incumbents L I Swint and W Carrol Smith seek a spot in Mont Belvieu district on January 10. filing deadline December 15.

Baydown Area Harris County Cedar Bayou Highlands Chambers County Mont Belvieu M. Brinson Bruce Stong Edith Young W. J L. Brough A. F. Honneke M. Ja. Doss C.i.thompson James Jenniseke Roy Carrol

Chamber of Commerce Names Officers Monday

The Baytown Chamber of Commerce will elect new board officers Monday night at 7:30 pm in the chamber building. Three new members Sam Paine H F Massey and W W Wright join the board. Existing directors include W T Busch Robert L Gillette James Harrop Ted Lyman R H Pruett T W Strickler Theo Wilburn. The outgoing officers are Theo Wilburn Roy Elis R L Gillette and artack Jacobs. A January banquet will install the new officers. The dinner committee includes A C Kraft ir Strickler Harry Massey M Bowen George Bays and Bert Black.

Baytown Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Chamber of Commerce Sam Paine H. F. Massey W. W. Wright W. T. Busch Robert L. Gillette James Harrop Ted Lyman R- H. Pruett T. W. Strickler Theo Wilburn Thea Wil Robert Strickland A.C. Kraft Ir. Strickler Harry Massey

Toys Needed For Children Goodfellows Aid For Santa

Baytown area readers are urged to support Goodfellows Christmas toy drive helping over 500 local children. Contributions of any size are welcome via milk bottles around town or at The Bay-Lawn Sun office. donations fund toys nuts fruits and candy for needy kids.

Chief Goodfellow Santa Goodfellow Baytown Goodfellows Goldfellow Bay- Lawn Sun Office Gonlictiows

Eight Communist Nations To Create East German Army

Moscow report says eight Communist nations agreed to form an East German Communist army and form a fast European military alliance if the West arms West Germany. The Soviet Union signed with seven nations including East Germany and others at a Russian sponsored security conference. China sent an observer and backed the plan.

Moscow Ter West Germany Soviet Union Oasis Haropt Germany Polar Romania Parbparisa Athans Czechoslovakia Hungary China East European Military Alliance

Jimmying Gadget May Signal City Burglars

Police speculate a small pry bar left at Greens Bayou burglary scenes matches a tool used at Massey Music Company last Friday. Officers report two youths in leather jackets seen near a store on Marite Street with a small pry bar and screwdriver, as doors at several Baytown firms were battered.

Green's Bayou Jed Police Roy “Mon ¢Mery Baytown Massey Music Company Montgomery Bachhur Greens Bayou Marite Street

Baytown Faces Cool Front With Warm Friday Expectation

Baytown area weather cools with a brisk Thursday, a high around 60 and a low near 28 in Lubbock, forecasters predicting a warming trend Friday. Rain fell briefly in Laredo while most of the state stayed cloudy or fair as a cool front moved north from Corpus Christi to Laredo.

Baytown Bayshore Lubbock Salt Flat Laredo Corpus Christi Hounston

McCarthy censured by Senate in first of two counts

Washington Dec 2 UP The Senate voted 67 to 10 to adopt the first of two censure counts against Senator Joseph McCarthy for repeatedly abusing and misusing his position during a February Senate hearing. Remaining to be voted on were the second count accusing him of impermissible conduct toward witnesses and staff.

Ty Raymond Lane Hersere Foster Washington Senate Joseph Rye McCarthy McCarthy Muillar McCarihy W. Swicker Leno Wallace Sere McCarthy Page Ewe

Houston Tax Change Not Expected to Harm Baytown Schools

Baytown Superintendent George H. Gentry says he does not expect Baytown schools to be affected by Houston or Baytown property value changes. The impact would come only if Harris County valuations rise, and he notes Harris County’s economic index drives state aid under Gilmer-Aikin. He explains the index relies on property valuations, scholastic weights, and a third factor reflecting industry and oil activity.

Baytown George H. Gentry Charies Murphy Houston Artis Bayston Lhe Murphy Houston City Gilmer-Aiken Harris County Auch Things Ag Ineressey Vale Gentry Harris Dounty Sey Genley

Baytown DAV Plans Forget-Me-Not Sale Friday

Baytown Disabled American Veterans will stage a Forget-Me-Not sale on Friday and Saturday. Handicapped veterans make the flowers to aid fellow veterans with proceeds supporting local programs. DAV members will operate at Humble gates Friday morning and downtown areas Friday and Saturday. Each Yora chapter buys the flowers. ten percent goes to the State DAV, remainder kept locally.

Baytown American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Baytawn Dave

Chambers Board To Hear School Battle Ex Cedar Bayou

Chambers county patrons seek transfer from Cedar Bayou to Barbers Hill district amid a contentious school reorganization. A public hearing set in Anmhitan follows regional consolidation and involves two counties, with Eastown opposing and Barbers Hill supporting the shift. The move centers on a single school plant, Victoria Walker elementary, located in Chambers county, while Barker Hill serves Negros students busing to Dayton.

Chambers Board Cedar Bayou Barbers Hill Chambers County Raytown Barbers Mi Analinas Dee, Iy Chambers Baytayn Cedar Bayon Uiarrig Timon Fler Hastian Chambers Counity Barbera Dart Victoria T. Walker Barkers Hill Dayton

Humphrey Seeks to Placate Knowland on Red China Policy

Senator Hubert Humphrey says Secretary of State may placate Senator Knowland by considering a blockade on Red China if peaceful efforts fail to free prisoners held on alleged espionage charges. Dulles previously opposed a blockade unless China complied with prisoner releases. House and Senate members differ on how to proceed.

Sen. Humphrey Knowland Red China Victom Hindane iLlash Hubert Humphrey D-Minn Dulles Ate “Republic Congress Sen McGinithy Humphrey Jsttley Mumphrey Alexinder Hy “Smith Senate Rarelan Rele Iions China

Baytown Installs Two Tiny Tough Patrolmen

In Baytown two five year old boys were hired as patrolmen after the city council approved five new officers. Chief Montgomery praised their “tough” image while noting their height and weight bar coded for the budget. The youngsters tested in uniform and joked about becoming real cops as they prepared for their roles.

Clef Roy Montgomery Old Baytown Roseburg Lhere Mic Montgomery Gregory Patrolman MM. Messions Papa Old Panty Hoy Ming Soad

Wooster C of C Adopts New Bylaws at Meeting

The Wooster Chamber of Commerce formed recently held its second meeting at the Yellow Jacket Inn on Wednesday and adopted a new bylaws draft presented by Nelson Longwesker. Andy Bargainer said turnout was good, and Ene Mailer reported road construction will begin soon to link Lakewald and Brownwood, with surveying to start next week. Richie Cox of the Wooster Volunteer Fire Department noted area fire losses near $22 over 18 months as the group discussed improving Wooster news coverage.

Wooster Chamber of Commerce Nelson Longwesker Sterenary-Reasurer Andy Bargalner Lakeewald Brownwood Mailer Richie Cox Wooster

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