Spanish Program A SPANISH Christmas program at First Mexican Baptist
A Spanish Christmas program by the youth of First Mexican Baptist Church will be at 7 p.m. Sunday with the public invited. At Robert E. Lee High School, the Chorale performs at 4 a.m. Friday in the Citizens Bank lobby, followed by the Memorial Baptist Handbell Choir at 5 p.m. Friday in the bank with public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Mexican Baptist Church
Robert Be, Lee High School
Sam Montemayor
Montemayor
First National Bank
Sam Alford
Montemayor Fund Benefit Dinner Planned at Port Haven
Friends of Policeman Sam Montemayor organize a Saturday benefit at King Johns Palace Port Haven Marina. Proceeds go to the Montemayor Fund at First National Bank. Coun try Gentlemen will donate music. reservations 471-9980 after 4 p.m. Dinner 7 p.m. Band 8 p.m. Buffet includes turkey deer goat and more. $10 per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Montemayor
King John's Palace
Port Haven Marina
Montemayor Fund
First National Bank
Sam Alford
John Adamek
King Joan’s Palace
Country Gentlemen Band
Adamek
Barbers Hill Optimist Club of Mont Belvieu Formed
The ANEW OPTIMIST Club will organize at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Frank's Cafe Mont Belvieu and be named Barbers Hill Optimist Club of Mont Belvieu. Steve Hunnington of Optimist International Houston will lead the organizing effort, with sponsorship by the Baytown Optimist Club.
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Vnew Optimists Anew
Optimist Club
Mont Belvieu
Frank
Highway 146
Barbers Hill
Steve Hunnington
Optimist International
Houston
Baytown
Carver-Jones Fifth Grade Christmas Program Planned
Carver-Jones Elementary will host a two part Christmas program at 7 p.m. Thursday in the cafetorium. All 90 fifth graders will participate in choir and acting roles, marching in in costume from Spanish Grandee to shepherd. The fiesta scene in Piedras Negras precedes the Christmas story, with Mexican Hat dance and carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carver-Jones Elementary School
Parent-Teacher Association
Piedras
I Negras
Willie Terry
Mark Belt
Bryan McMicken
Craig Leno
Alan Gresham
Keith Opryshek
Terry Murray
Alan Watson
Kenneth Lyndh
King Herod’s Court
PTA
Local clubs and honors noted at noon club meeting
The Lee College Committee chaired by Al Chappell will present a program at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon at noon Friday at the Holiday Inn, focusing on the LC Cooperative Training Plan. A Rock and Mineral Club charter meeting is set for 7 30 p m Friday in the Bluebonnet Room at the Community Building, with all welcome.
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LEE College
al Chappell
Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Mineral Club
The
Rock and Mineral Club
Bluebonnet
Gary Alvin Abram
Crestway
University of Texas College of Engineering
NRTA Interest Described By State Director
Mrs Mamie K Stricker of Waco NRTA state director spoke to Gaytown chapter members at Sterling Municipal Library detailing NRTA goals and the insurance plan for members She also reported on Stillwell Home for retired teachers in Waco Eva Mae McLemore NRTA assistant state director will speak at 530 pm January 28 at Wyatt s Cafeteria Baytown chapter meeting
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National
Eva Mae McLemore
Houston
NRTA
Baytown
Wyatt
Field dimensions and inbound line widths
A football field measures 100 yards in length and 160 feet in width. The inbound lines are 23 feet 4 inches wide and run the full length of the field.
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Geys
Clint Eastwood
Eokia It
Eluabeti Taylor
James Dean
LA Porte Theatre
Brunson Theatre
Goodfellow
Tarzani
Ron Ely
Ranzaw
Jock Mahoney
Woody Stacide
Dinosaur
Free Clown Bank
Citizens OF Texas Savings
Carver-Jones
New Engineers State Board of Registration For Professional Engineers
Ronald L. Cole
Red Bud Lane
RE. L. Dean
Inwood Drive
iClearing House
Baytown Welfare League
Mary Catherine Stewart Butler
University of Texas
Douglas W.1 Stewart
Southwood
Porcelain Club
Porcelain Guild
Ea A
Lydia Mendoza
Lydia Mandanza
P.M
Gonzalez
Wisconsin
QUR Shop
Camelot
LTD
H.I.S
Flair
Texas Ave
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