Sun Spots and Local Meetings In Goose Creek Area
Community notices list a called meeting for Lodge 1192 AF and AM at 12 30 P M Wednesday with funeral rites for J M Marshall at 2 P M Wednesday. Also announced are a free deer hunt for boys 12 to 16 at Eden Texas, Electrical Workers Local 644 meeting, Bay City Orange semifinals tickets sale, Adventurers travel club film night, PTA City Council meeting with arts display, St Marks Methodist Men film, Bayshore Area Christmas party sessions, and a rescheduled Goose Creek Lodge 92 AF and AM meeting for December 7.
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Goose Creek Lodge
T. 'L Tallent
Ea Polyrie Aed Pistol Club
Eden
Tex
Bay City
Orange
Memorial Stadium
Baytown
PTA City Council
Pra’ory Council No. 25
Citizen Banders Bayshore Area
Roseland Park Pavilion
Chamber of Commercie
Gonge Creek
Weather notes mention scattered showers and tides
A local weather blurb reports widely scattered showers Tuesday night and Wednesday. It notes colder tonight. Galveston tides are given with a high at 10 36 a m and low at 6 22 a m with additional high at 1 54 p m and low at 4 36 p m.
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Galveston
Funeral attendance ties Harper family to Perkins kin
Mr and Mrs M W Harper and daughter Marsha travel to Longview to attend the funeral of Mrs Harper's brother A T Perkins who died Sunday night. Mrs R Bond of Baytown is a Perkins niece. Wooster Chamber of Commerce meets at the Yellow Jacket Inn at noon Wednesday to elect new 1963 officers. all members urged to attend. College choir to present Christmas music at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday in the college auditorium. public invited, no admission charge.
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Adventurers
Baytown Travel Club
Chamber of Commerce
Hawaii
Alaska
Pan-American Airways
M. W. Harper
Marsha
Longview
Wooster CC
WOOSTER .CHAMBER, of _Commerce
Yellow Jacket
Inn
Local Notes and Campus Gossip at Lee College
Town around items note sick list for NOBOTHY ALLEN and fashion updates for Barbara Bossart. Students Hugh Davidson Clara McGee and George Glen feature in skits while Jim McDonald visits the Baptist Student Union. Sun staffer Linda McWilliams earns Red sweetheart honor. City officials Ward Ansley Bryan games and weight jokes headline civic satire. Pee Wee twirlers fundraise for Santa as 220 EF, Texas Ave hosts Goodfellows event. Ronnie Pruett greets Raytown friends. Tre returns from Army to sunny Maine. Mrs Fivie Proett thanks readers for locating her lost item mile from home.
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Nobothy Allen
Barbara Bossart
Hugh Davidson
Clara McGee
Lee College
George Glen
Jim McDonald
Baptist Student Union
Sun
Linda McWilliams
W. L
Duh) Ward
Harris County Commissioners Court
Verma Ansley
James M
Im) Bryan
Bryan
Ward
Ansley
Texas
Ronnie Pruett
Raytown
Tre
Land of Sunshine
Portland
Maine
Fivie Proett
Hone
IRS rules debated in hearings on 1962 tax law
Washington AP report notes Mortimer Caplin, IRS commissioner, opening two days of public hearings on proposed regulations aimed at expense accounts, travel, entertainment and gifts for business under the 1962 tax law. He said protest letters prompted liberalization in several specific areas.
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Washington
Mortimer M. Caplin
IRS
Caplin
Prepared units on heritage and Communism at Robert E. Lee High
Prepared units on American heritage and Communism were developed last summer at Robert E. Lee High School. Noah Smith Sybil Jordan John C Britt Willem Parrish and James King contributed to the heritage unit while Britt and Parrish worked on the Communism unit. The ninth grade history unit was prepared by Joe Hughes and Fred Adame.
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Noah Smith
Sybil Jordan
John C. Britt
Willem W
Bi) Parrinh
Robert BE. Lee High School
Britt
Parrish
Joe Hughes
Fred Adame
Heritage Units Emphasize American Way of Life in History
Baytown schools integrate a Communist studies unit to expose students to its goals while reemphasizing American heritage through the cornerstones of democracy. Ninth grade world history teachers Yoo Hughes and Fred Adams lead the effort, stressing God, individual worth, constitutional government, private enterprise, and education as foundations of American life.
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America
Army and Guard Unit Revamp Underway in Washington
Defense chief Robert S McNamara orders sweeping modernization cutting eight Reserve and National Guard infantry divisions and 338 obsolete units. Aim to form a top priority force ready to back 16 Army divisions within eight weeks of mobilization, while governors oversee state guard reorganizations.
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Washington
Ac Ee
Robert S. McNamara
Army
Reserve
National Guard
McNamara
Mg Gee
Guard
Iene
Pentagon
Gift Guide Highlighted In The San Paper
Holiday hints and care tips for hosts and maids accompany the daily Gift Guide found in The San. The guide aids shoppers with convenient selections for the entire family and friends, aimed at simplifying Christmas shopping this season.
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San
Pacers
Make-up Clinics For Sabin Named
Cedar Bayou Junice Horace Mannunier High and Baytown Junior High host three make-up clinics for Sabin oral vaccine Type 2 Sunday afternoon from 2 to 6 p.m. Volunteer clerks are needed after shortages at prior clinics. The drive, led locally by Harris County Medical Society, runs country-wide through July with consent forms for minor children to be published this week in The Sim.
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Cedar Bayou Junice
Horace
Mannunier High
Baytown Junior High
Sabin
Fast Harris Counsty Medical Society
Baytown
Arest Warris County Medical Society
Harris County Medical Society
Trustees Consider New High School Bond Vote
North side Cedar Bayou area would host a bond election to fund a new high school as part of a plan to reorganize into campus divisions. Superintendent Gentry urged a year around use, air conditioning, and ninth grade in high school with possible junior high experimentation.
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Gentry
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg Road
George .H. Gentry
North Main
Garth Road
Gen- Nore
A. Bond
Geretry
Robert E. Lee High School
Carver High School
Carver
Army selects divisions to reach full guard strength
The Army chose six of its best Guard divisions to be brought up to about 75 to 80 percent of their authorized strength, roughly 11,000 men in each unit.
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Itaeir
Leaves and refuse to be placed in containers Baytown urged
Baytown residents were urged by City Manager I Lelevre to place leaves and other trash in containers that can be handled by one man. He said an ordinance requires yard waste in such containers and enforcement will begin January 1. Citizens were asked to cooperate to ease disposal.
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Baytown
I. Lelevre
le’ Verre
Commission recommends repeal of state property tax
The Commission on State and Local Tax Policy urged repeal of Texas state property tax, proposing it take effect after Jan 1, 1968, while arguing it should not be abandoned for two more years. The report notes the tax once funded 73 percent of state money in 1915 but now accounts for about four percent, and details the fiscal impacts and constitutional steps required if repealed.
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Austin
Commission On State and
Texas
Upper Comat
Dallas Mood Control District
Public Credit
Tous Benudiyss
Cone
Boewood
Univer
Sity
Texas Agem
City Manager Schedules Ex Water Official Meet
Baytown City Manager J B LeFevre will talk with former Water District No 58 members at 6 30 p m Tuesday in a council chamber at City Hall about an orderly transfer of the district s functions to the city following annexation last week.
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Baytown
J. B
LeFevre
Water District No. 58
Water District No. S
LeFowc
Watas Michint Na @ cantay
Baytown CC to join Solon Oyster Fry in Austin
Baytown Chamber of Commerce notes Baytown Country Club will participate in the Solon Oyster Fry for the Texas Legislature in Austin on January 28. Jack Walker invited the club and Jack Kinmons accepted, planning a committee to organize. Oyster event leaders will be hosts in the Austin Nass auditorium.
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Baytown
Texas
Austin
Jack Walker
Conservation
Recs
Ion Groty
Jack Kinmons
Kirmons
Iegislature
Ard
Fich Ant
Oystern Teavall
Nisch
Texas cool front brings colder air statewide
The Associated Press reports a cold air mass moving from the north toward Texas, with cooler temperatures expected across the Panhandle and far south areas by Wednesday. Forerunners show clear skies early, then increasing cloud cover as the front advances, with nighttime lows dropping into the 30s in the Panhandle and far southwest regions. Northern winds prevail as the system pushes through, causing a noticeable chill across the state.
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Associated Press
Texas Panhandle
Texas
Red River Valley
Panhandle
Tesas
Mercury
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Cutomastin
Yoo Hughes
Fred Adams
Nettie Bradshaw
James King
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Goodfellows
Iowa
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Mike Woods
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Goodfellow
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Joe Hareczy
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AL Clayton
J. A. Daniels
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