Flag Raising Protocol Returns to Full Peak Routine
The article states the US flag should be hoisted to the peak immediately, then lowered to half-staff. It should be raised again to the peak before final lowering at sunset.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1966
Page
2
The article states the US flag should be hoisted to the peak immediately, then lowered to half-staff. It should be raised again to the peak before final lowering at sunset.
Pasadena police pursue a cannister of clues in the December murder of Dr. Robert F. Pendleton at Red Bluff General Hospital. A used lighter and cigarette stub were found near the scene along with two 30 caliber rifle shells, one linked to the doctor’s death. Police chief Ells Means says the killer may have left the lighter after seeing Pendleton. Eight officers are on the case. Pendleton led the hospital with three other doctors amid a dispute over control.
Lee College Student Council to sponsor a Hootenanny at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the college gymnasium. Singers from Sand Mountain in Houston and Baytown will perform. Admission free with student activity cards. non students pay 50 cents.
The Firemen's Hall raised 35.13 from donations with no admission fees as Baytown backs its Goodfellow Drive. Young volunteers from schools clubs and organizations collect, pack, and deliver gifts to ensure no one is left out. Packing starts 8:30 a.m. Thursday at Carpentry Hall Decker Drive. deliveries at 4:30 a.m. Friday.
The Rev. and Mrs. D Earl Crawford of St Pauls Methodist Church will hold an open house from 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday and Friday at their home 200 Red Bud Lane. Friends are invited to drop by for a visit.
Admitted to Gulf Coast list includes Kathleen Newsome Baytown Brandi Tosh and Miss Vicki Clawson with room numbers. several others from Baytown, Houston, Crosby, Highlands and La Porte. San Jacinto Methodist entries list Katherine Santi and Vera Spates. new arrivals note several newborns born Dec 20 at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist, with parent names and addresses.
Bill Hartman, general manager of The Baytown Sun, named county chairman of the 1967 Heart Fund campaign by Frank E. Warren. Educational programs and fund raising will cover Harris County areas outside Houston city limits, with events peaking in February 1967. Hartman, Baylor alumnus, has edited and published in La Porte and Baytown, and serves in local church, YMCA, and civic posts.
A Lee College luncheon hosted by the Lee College Board of Regents drew three of 24 invited Texas legislators. Attendees included Rep. Joe Allen Rep. Lindon Williams District 23 and Rep. Tom Bass District 24 Harris County. Guests from Baytown included Lee Brasfield First National Bank, Mrs Echols Citizens National Bank City Manager Fritz Lanham Fred Hartman Baytown Sun publisher and Dave Moore Baytown Chamber manager. Dr Richard Strahan Lee College president said the event aimed to show the junior college role in state education and to acquaint the Harris County delegation with the college. A welcome by Sam Bramlett regents president followed the luncheon in the library. The invitation list included Harris County Sens Chet Brooks Criss Cole Barbara Jordan Henry C Grover and Sen A R Schwarz of Galveston and District 23 reps Glenn Vickery Lindon Williams Joe Allen Rex Braun Laura Cruz Curtis M Graves District 22 Willis Whatley Ira Kohler Paul Floyd Cowboy Davis Jack Ogg Bill Archer and Russell Cumming District 24 Bill Swanson Arthur Vance Tom Bass Jake Johnson Lee Duggan Jim Clark
The case centers on whether the Harris Sports Authority leasehold of the domed stadium is taxable. HSA officials claim long leaseholds over three years are taxed, while opponents argue the Texas Constitution exempts them. Testimony covers gate fees, percentages paid by UH and the Oilers, and the Astros’ profits from the domed stadiums first year, with attendance above four million and a 3 million profit noted.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ellen Gil of Dayton will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at Sterling Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Magnolia Cemetery. She died Tuesday night at a Dayton rest home. Surviving are three daughters Mrs. W. C Shep herd, Mrs. John Macke, and Clara Gill. a son Ed Gill. four other sons John Barber, Jack Gill, Tom Gill, and W A Barber. another daughter Mrs. C. R. Wilson. fourteen grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren.
City council will study a Missouri Pacific Railroad street extension between Leyton and Sunset Drives in Wynnewood Addition at 6 30 p m. A Civil Service rule amendment on reinstating resigned firemen and policemen is on the agenda along with final readings to annex remaining Texas Eastern Transmission Corp land on Decker Drive. Also to be discussed are annexation actions for Bohemian Hall Road Farm to Market Road 234 and 3842 and Park Street area and city hall and community center furnishings per City Manager Fritz Lanham.
Mrs. Cora Eliott, 38, a former Baytown resident now living in Bay City, died at 12 15 a.m. Wednesday in a Baytown hospital. She was the wife of the late Frank Eliott and sister of Mrs. Mable Thomas. Survived by one sister, Mrs. Joe LaRose of Houston and many nieces and nephews. She attended St Josephs Catholic Church. Services set for 2 p.m. at Earthman Chapel with burial at Hill of Rest Cemetery. Rev C E Sullivan of St Josephs will officiate. Pallbearers named Roy Jackson B B Elliott Jr Jesse Dickerson Ernest Helms Richard Bowen Robert McNalmar.
Jessie Eugene Lee 72 a Rusk resident for 21 years died 9 30 p m Monday at a Jacksonville hospital He owned Lee Motor Co in Rusk Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at East Side Baptist Church Rusk Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery Rusk Thompson Elliott Funeral Home Jacksonville in charge Survived by wife Lola B Lee of Rusk mother Detla Lee Baytown three sons James Baytown Wilbur Lufkin Tommy Jacksonville one brother Herman Lee Houston three sisters D D Brown Highlands ES Zimmerman Baytown and Mrs John Woodruff Austin Four grandchildren also survive him
Rand all Reber of Baytown earns the Gold Palm for Troop 883 sponsored by Wooster Volunteer Fire Department. The award requires 31 merit badges and Eagle Scout service of one year. Other promotions include Dana Carpenter to Life Scout and several to First Class. W H Reber Jr is Scoutmaster of Troop 893.
The Baytown junior school choir will perform its Christmas concert at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the school auditorium. Admission is free.
Described as 72 year old resident of Rusk, Evaene Lee died at 9:30 p.m. Monday in a Jacksonville hospital. He owned Lee Motor Co in Rusk. Funeral services were set for Thursday at East Side Baptist Church, with interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery in Rusk. Thompson-Eliott Funeral Home of Jacksonville directed. Survived by wife Mrs Later B Lee of Rusk, mother Della Lee of Baytown, three sons James Lee of Baytown, Wilbur Lee of Lufkin, Tommy Lee of Jacksonville, one brother Hermon Lee of Houston, three sisters D D Brown of Highlands, S E Zimmerson of Baytown, John Woodruff of Austin, four grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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