New Arrivals and Notices From San Jacinto Area
Houston social column lists room assignments and names including Miss Patricia Cox, Asa W. Hearn, Grady D. Herringt, Mrs. Jose Yepez, and Susan B. Rubenstein among others. Births noted: Cecil Sutphin Jr. and W. R. Crift families announce sons born December 15 and December 26 at San Jacinto, with San Jacinto Methodist referenced.
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Ave
Portiroy
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San‘ Jacinta
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Circle
San. Jacinto
Early January printing push from Matherne's
Matherne's urges customers to order printing now to avoid year end rush. They specialize in business forms and bookkeeping materials and anticipate another strong year in 1965. The ad touts a skilled crew, high quality, and competitive pricing. Local firms are reminded to place orders for letterheads invoices ledgers and storage boxes.
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Matherne's
Weather relief and church dispute dominate troubled coast
Northwest California faces storm relief efforts as Slick Airways transports 120000 pounds of food to Eureka and plans a 200000 pound Constellation flight. McClellan AFB plans 21000 pounds of repairs and vehicles to Arcata while Pacific Telephone struggles after Christmas-week damage. At 1200 miles of coast, thousands face loss of homes and essentials with Red Cross sheltering most and others enduring hardship. A California priest seeks exile and challenges church obedience amid ongoing dissent and calls for reform within Los Angeles and Chicago connections.
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Funeral services for Johnnie Lee Steele in Baytown
Funeral services for Johnnie Lee Steele 48 of 1417 Ash set for 10 am Tuesday at Earthmen Chapel with Rev Lonnie Bowler officiating Burial at Cedar Crest Cemetery He died Sunday in Baytown Hospital a WWII veteran and Goose Creek Independent School District worker Survivors include wife Jewel, son Ricky, daughter Beverly Reed, two step children Lin a Young and James Young, mother Pearl Steele sister Flower Shirley brothers Herman and Fountion Steele two grandchildren Funeral directors James H Rice Joe Rice Robert Roe Garland Moran Bevy Hudmon Rendall Spell
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Earthmen
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Houston
Beverly Reed
Lina Young
James Young
Baytowns
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Flower
Shirley
Herman
Fountion
Ae i. Paolirecters
James H. Rice
Joe We ‘Rice
Robert Roe
Garland Moran
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Mrs Eva Ganue Rites Set Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Eva Ganue, 85, at 2400 Doris will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday in the Earthman Chapel with Rev. R.J. Coots officiating. Burial will be in Grandview Cemetery. She had lived here 12 years and died Sunday in a Baytown nursing home. Survivors include sister Mrs. Louise Gorski of Erie, Pa., and brother George Parker of Hilton, NOY.
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Louise Gorski
Erie
George Parker
Hilton, Noy
102nd Birthday Plans Amid Busy Louisville Life
Louisville resident Mary Hendry Hardesty, age 102, balances a full day planning to observe her birthday. The busy landlady keeps up with household chores, meals, and rent for several roomers, while the article notes coffee, cocoa and tea make up about 16 percent of all U.S. merchandise imports.
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Louisville
Mary Hendry Hardesty
United States
Boy for the Sutphins born at Ban Jacinto Methodist
A son was born Monday at Ban Jacinto Methodist Hospital weighing seven pounds ten ounces. If he mirrors father Cecil Sutphin he may shine on SMU gridiron and later sell insurance. if he follows mother Bobby Sutphin he could become a Baytown Sun reporter. Brother Robert N Sutphin and sisters Lu Ann and Lynn, with grandparents B E Sutphin and R L Van Deventer.
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Cecil (Sut) Sutphin
Southern Methodist University
Bobby Sutphin
Baytown Sun
Robert N. Sutphin
Lu Ann
Lynn
B. £. Sutphin
R.L. van Deventer
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Charlie Masterson
LBJ weighs many ambassador posts and budget asks
President Johnson considers naming 15 to 20 new ambassadors as part of a broader defense and domestic agenda. The State of the Union is largely drafted, with major budget decisions still unsettled, including pay raises for civilians and an anti-poverty education package. Johnson urged McNamara to push final dismantling of racial discrimination in the armed forces and noted progress by the Defense Department while urging complete elimination. The President’s Equal Opportunity Commission cited remaining segregation near overseas bases, urging commanders to act decisively. Johnson attended services in Fredericksburg and visited grandparents’ grave, then attended B.S. Chambers funeral in Mart. Over the weekend he filled three major posts: VA administrator, Federal Home Loan Bank chair, and Undersecretary of the Interior.
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Viet Nam Leader Thanked U S Allies But Promises Political Change
Khanh praised American support to Vietnam’s armed forces while signaling an agreement to U S demands. He called for reinstating the National Council and freedom for political prisoners seized in past purges. Eight Americans wounded in Saigon hotel bombing remain hospitalized but are reportedly improving.
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Carol for Another Christmas on ABC tonight
ABC presents a $4 million funded teleplay titled Carol for Another Christmas a follow up to a Dickens inspired ghost story. Sterling Hayden Ben Gazzara Peter Sellers and Dan Grudge star in a Rod Serling script critiquing United Nations and isolationist politics through a haunting Christmas Eve voyage.
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