Dinner for Quebedeaux Here Feb 25
Friends of Dr Walter Quebe fees Harris County pollution officer plan an appreciation dinner at The Tower on Saturday night February 25. At least 200 expected. Dinner chairman W Muller says acceptances from County Commissioner W W Ramsey State Reps Joe A Hen and Rex Braun and Houston City Councilmen Bill Elliot and Johnny Goven. Baytown turnout expected. Tickets 3 dollars. Tickets available from Muller or Dean King. Program details forthcoming.
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Walter Quebefees
Harris County
Plarmine
W. Muller
Muler
W. W Ramsey
Joe Ahen i
Rex Braun
Houston
Bill Elliot
Johnny Goven
Baytown
Ship Channel
Muller
Dean King
Baytown - Wooster
Tough Sledding On Liquor Bill In Texas
Texas lawmakers view Gov John Connallys liquor by the drink proposal as a tough sell with uncertain details. The plan would legalize by local option the sale of liquor by the drink under strict regulation to raise 315 million in 1968 69. Bills on open saloons and open cases stir debate about open areas and how to tax mixed drinks.
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Austin
Texas
John Connally
Connally
Connaly
Chili Supper by Baytown Police Wives Club at Roseland Park
Baytown Police Wives Club to hold a chili supper from 5 AM to 8 PM Saturday February 18 at Roseland Park Pavilion Tickets available through February 15 from club members or by calling 383 2551 or 382 9277 No tickets sold at the door Dinner includes coffee or tea donations 60 cents for adults 40 cents for children Pie and cake available for extra cost.
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Baytown Police Wives Club
Roseland Park Pavilion
Verbal Snapshots From Local Citizens And Activities
MILTON LYONS stops to say hello Elaine White teaches about the University of Houston. Marie Dillahunty returns to work. Bill Wardlaw films at Lee College. Pam Freeman skips volleyball. Gale Murdock postpones tasks. Yvonne Nealy rides a motorcycle. Carl Mays visits Austin for a week. Jeanette Paine shows a new wardrobe. Mrs. Jack Feasher admires candlesticks. The Vernon Myers host a party. Terry Stephens resumes social activity. Normal Toads doodles on a financial statement. Charley Melton repairs an old TV. Ralph Jenkins works on a day off. Ed McCool spots an error in a price.
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Milton Lyons
Elaine White
University of Houston
Marie Dillahunty
Bill Wardlaw
Lee College
Pam Freeman
Gale Murdock
Yvonne Nealy
Carl Mays
Austin
Jeanette Paine
Jack Feasher
Vernon Myers
Terry Stephens
Toads
Charley Melton
Ralph Jenkins
Ed McCool
Baytown Relations Leader Urges Inclusive Action
Johnella Boynton reports Humble Oil official James Avery challenged Baytown to address gravest problems of the era by bringing minority groups into mainstream life. At the Baytown Human Relations Council banquet, about 250 attendees heard that cooperation across segments and education over enforcement are key to progress, with businessmen urged to lead against social ills.
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Johnella Boynton
Baytown
James 5. Avery
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Avery
Hhis
John ‘3. Coates
Enjay Chemical Co
Judge Walton to Speak at Baytown Optimist Club
Judge Walton of Harris County Criminal District Court No 4 will headline the Baytown Optimist Club meeting Monday at 7 pm Tomy Campos serves as program chair. Walton, appointed in 1965 by Gov Joan Connally, has a notable career from Vanderbilt football honor to Duke law degree and public service.
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Baytown
Edna Gray
KC Rite
Christopher General
Dan
Walton
Criminal District Court No.4
Harris County
Optimist Club
Pam
Tomy Campos
Joan Connally
Jackson, Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Spurs
Glu
Vanderbilt
Waiton
Duke University
Hous
Ton
Assist Foundation
Dis
Haring County
Gib
Gigi
Texas
Danny
Houston
Opportunity School Drive Nearing End
Baytown volunteers push to raise funds for the Opportunity School building project. With $30,000 counted, donors are urged to contribute to reach a $50,000 goal that will be matched by a federal grant for classrooms and a workshop on Baker Road. Local communities La Porte and Bayshore join the effort.
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Baytown
Voluntary Opportunity School Finance Campaign Committee
Hazel Echols
Beach City Sets Election For April 4
Beach City residents go to the polls on Tuesday April 4 to elect three new members to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen. Incumbents J R Holland J D Nicholson and Bill Daniels terms expire this year. Filing deadline is March 6 with absentee voting from March 15 to March 31. Candidates file with secretary Ruth Hoover at 8414 Ocean Drive.
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Beach City
J. R. Holland
J. D. Nicholson
Bill Daniels
Eloie Jordan
J. 4 Crawley
Bill Bush
Ruth Hoover
Ocean Drive
Baytown Day Set Aside At Houston Rodeo
An entire Astro Dome section is reserved for Baytown residents on Baytown Day at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo on February 26. Four buses will depart from Citizens National Bank at 12 15 p m for a 1 30 p m show. Tickets cost 3 50 with 32 extra for bus reservations and refreshments of toffee hot chocolate and tea will be served beforehand.
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Astrodome
Houston
Cecil Bobbitt
Baytown
Citizens National Bank
Citizens Savings and Loan
Miss Marshall
Houston Livestock Show
Simone Marshall
Citisesa
Annuitant W P Smith Urges Busy Retirement Life
Longtime Baytonian W P Smith an annuitant at Humble Oil shares retirement advice to stay mentally and physically active. He has won a Baytown Toastmasters trophy for a talk on retirement and advocates joining social, religious, fraternal and civic groups to maintain purpose and community connection.
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W. P. Smeeh
Smith
P. EB. Duneen
Baytown Toastmasters Club
Wooster Chamber of Commerce
Pioneer Club
Bayshore Red, Reef and Gas Club
Senior Citizens
The
Oddfellows, Knights of Pythias
Toastmasters
St. Paul’s' Methodist Church
College Sets New Night Office Hours Change
Alvin Miles, comptroller, announced revised night office hours for the business and registrar offices at Rundell Hall. The offices will close on Monday and Tuesday nights, open Wednesday and Thursday nights, with daily hours adjusted to 8 am to 5 pm Monday and Tuesday, 8 am to 4 30 pm Friday, and 8 am to 9 30 pm Wednesday and Thursday. The bookstore stays open five days and two nights, and counseling testing remains unchanged with staff from 8 am to 9 pm Monday-Thursday and 8 am to 4 30 pm Friday.
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Alvin Miles
Rundell
Miles
Thase
Lee Cole
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John Foyt
Donna Tucker
Quebedeaux
Houston Chronicle
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New York
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Galveston
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Peace Tabernacle
Do2 N. Main
Melvin Clifford
Indianapolis
Ind
Timothy Caruthers
Baptist Temple
Citizens National
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Judge Walton
Humbie
Dan Walton
W. P. Smith
United States
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