Love Makes The World Go Round at Crosby High School Ball
Crosby High School held a favorites ball themed Love Makes the World Go Round at the American Legion Hall. Awards were presented to Mr and Miss CHS Ronnie Hechler and Barbara James along with numerous runners up and special honors including NHS members, Most Athletic, and PTA Sportsmanship. Refreshments and dancing followed with pictures for the yearbook.
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American Legion Hall
Crosby High School
Jerry Prochazka
Emomeiad
Beth Lyon
Ronnie Hechier
Barbara
James
Johnny Clifton
Carolyn
Charlotte Marek
Betty Russell
Ella Wright
Mike Rubin
Loretta Gregory
BJH Artists Recognized At Art Show In Houston
Baytown Junior High students earned honors at the Southeastern Texas Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition held at Foley's in Houston. Linda Reineke won the Gold Key Award for a painting of a pioneer town. a breakfast honored all Gold Key winners. Other notes cover high school counseling meetings, district activities, and upcoming science fair at Robert E. Lee High School.
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Southeastern Texas
Foley's
Houston
Texas
Linda Reineke
Baytown
Colleen Bishop
Pioneer Town
Marie Weirdent
Linda
W. J. Reineke
Alabama
Tom Walms
Missouri
Maine
Henry Armstrong
Robert E. Lee
A.rons
Ross Sterling
Armstrong
Mirs
Brown
REL
Sterling
Ouida Carroll
Kingston Adams
Wortaceri
Texas Music Educators Association
Dallas
Corabe Buelow
Elmer Hargis
Robert =. Lee High School
BIH
Goslin
Missy Savell
Local school notes highlight sports and activities
Bennie Lensford supports algebra class while Virginia Henry spikes a volleyball. Connie Skaggs collides with Sue Davis in a game as Robert Dingley and James Daniel enjoy a Dallas trip. Ben Ferris and the paper staff finish the issue as Avey Burns and others visit the library and Beth Condry cheers the one act play. Debbie Quick buys gum. Debbie McKay and Connie Blythe run in the history room.
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Bennie Lensford
Virginia Henry
Robert Dingley
James Daniel
Dallas
Connie Skaggs
Sue Davis
Ben Ferris
Debbie McKay
Connie Blythe
Welcome to Valparaiso City Welcome Note from Parking Wardens
Visiting parents settling children at Valparaiso University and Valparaiso Technical Institute received out of state car notices that read Welcome to our city Come back real soon instead of fines. The notices stated We of Valparaiso would rather say Welcome to Valparaiso. May or Don Wil.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso Technical Institute
Don Wil
Tom Farmer to Speak on Engineers Week in Baytown
Tom Farmer manager of Esso Baytown R and D talks at West Baytown Kiwanis Monday noon on The Engineer in Research and Development as part of National Engineers Week observances by Baytown Chapter Society of Professional Engineers. He also speaks Monday at 6:30 PM to Baytown Optimist Club on the same topic. Farmer, Tulane chemical engineering and Princeton MS, joined Baytown R and D in 1953, rose to division head in 1963, and earned multiple professional honors. He serves on local boards and committees and lives at 5018 Glenhaven with his wife and three children.
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Tom Farmer
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Baytown
West Baytown
Farmer
Tulane University
Princeton
Baytown Research and Development Division
Ister
U. S. Army Chemical Corps
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
American Chemical Society
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Sigma Xi
Texas
Harold L. Levey
Baystown
Glenhaven. i
Nun's Story Continues Amid War and Secret Rebellion
The tale follows Sister Luke known as Mama Luke who defies rules by aiding the underground while facing disfavor in her order. Contracting and a transfer spin her journey from nun to civilian as World War II unfolds in Europe and the Congo. The book is available at Sterling Municipal Library in adult non fiction.
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Mama Luke
Congo
Beljam
Sister Luke
Holland
Conjigo
Ber Bable
Luke
Sterling Municipal Library
Lawyer Freed In Fake Claim Case
A Houston attorney John T. McCully was acquitted on charges of filing a fraudulent insurance injury claim for a Baytown truck owner Charles H. Cramer. An eight and four jurors deliberated over about four hours to find McCully not guilty. A listening device was found in the Cramer home, with origins undisclosed.
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Houston
Spi
Baytown
Griver
John T. McCully
McCully
Charles H. Cramer
Massey-Tompkins Road
Cramer
New City Hall Plans Outlined for Baytown
Architect Lowell Lammers described an elegant city hall and recreation center for Baytown with southern colonial styling. Bid plans arrive in March with construction hoped to start in April and a 16 month timeline to opening if weather cooperates.
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Bobby Sutphex
Lowell Lammers
Baytown Champer of Commerce
J Lammers
City Hall
Lammers
Las
Four Held For Grand Jury In JP Court
Four persons bound to the grand jury after preliminary hearings in Justice of the Peace M M Brown’s court. Norman Wilfred Hellimen faces breaking and entering an auto on 1006 bond. Johnny Lawrence McKenzie 1000 bond. George E Clinton driving while intoxicated on 5000 bond. Buford T Welborn driving while intoxicated on 500 bond. Dispositions include guilty pleas and fines for several defendants and warrants for Emilé Onderdonck Jr. who failed to appear, with bonds forfeited.
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Footr
Justice of the Peace M. MM. ‘Brown
Norman Wilfred Hellimen
Johnny Lawrence McKenzie
George E. Clinton
Buford T. Welborn
Don Webb
John Allen Hutchings
Helen Thomason
Tames Michael Smelser
Eutha C. Gregory
Martha E. Tipton
Jesse Harold Watson
Emilé Onderdonck Jr
Leon J. Parrish
Aubrey Jones
Cleveland Ray Roland
Jack Samual Church
Isaac Matthews
Rset
Service Emblem Presented To Guy H. Winstead
A service emblem studded with three diamonds was presented to Guy H. Winstead for his 40th anniversary with Humble Baytown Refinery where he works in the Distillation and Treating Department. Born in Marquez and raised near Hearne and Benchley he farmed with his father before joining Humble Pipe Line Co then Baytown Refinery in 1926. He is active in Second Baptist Church and Goose Creek Masonic Lodge and enjoys hunting, fishing, and yard work. The family resides at 2100 East Texas with wife Ollie and children Mrs J J Montgomery and Maj Guy H. Winstead Jr.
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Guy H. Winstead
Humble
Baytown
Winstead
Marquez
Leon County
Hearne
Benchley
Humble Pipe Line Co
Heame
Liberty County
Second Baptist Church
Goose Creek
J. J. Montgomery
Maj
Guy H. Winstead Jr
Air Force
Norfolk
S, Va
Woman Injured In Auto Crash
Mrs. Charles Sue of 402 Kesey Lane was injured at 9:25 pm Friday when a Pontiac she drove crashed into a concrete culvert at North Main and Pamela Drive. Lt. Charles Cowan said she was traveling south on North Main and lost control, the car then left the road and struck the culvert. She was taken to San Jacinto Hospital by a Paul U. Lee ambulance. He said she was badly injured.
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Charles Sue
Kelsey
Sweater Mix-Up At Cedar Bayou Junior High Dance
A Cedar Bayou Junior High Parents' Council dance attendee may have taken a size 34 pink Italian knit sweater by mistake. If found, contact the owner at 583-2737 to exchange for her larger sweater.
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Cedar Bayou
Parents’ Council
Call‘ing
Al Hirt Scores Big Houston Hit
Al Hirt and his sextet thrilled a Houston crowd with a two hour jazz program featuring Bes in the Beguine. Spitelera and Pee-Wee Spirelers drew laughs and showcased solo brilliance while the group blended a Dixie Land Jazz sound that delighted the audience.
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Mary H. Brown
Houston
al Hirt
Bes
Hirt
New Orleans
Joseph Spitelera
Spitelera
Ames_ Only
Pee-Wee’ Spirelers
Parked Car Hit Injures Youth in Mississippi Street Incident
Bobby Glenn Fayle of 11W0 Seventh was injured at 12 a.m. Friday when his Volkswagen struck a parked vehicle owned by J. J Baldwin of 1008 Oak. Lt. Charles Cowan said Fayle was taken to Gulf Coast Hospital and was not believed to be badly hurt. Fayle was charged in Corporation Court with exceeding safe and prudent speed.
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Bobby Glenn Fayle
J. J C. Baldwin
Charles Cowan
Glenn
Gulf Coast Hospital
Baldwin
Cowan
Burglars Hit Three Baytown Establishments Friday Night
Police report three Baytown businesses were burglarized late Friday night. Sambo’s Drive-In at 2505 Mark was found open at 12:55 a.m. Saturday after a window entry attempt and minor alcohol and chemical spray noted. Southern Radio at 2315 Market and Jones Furniture at 3308 Market also reported break‑ins with money missing and ransacked interiors.
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Sambo
Markyet
Amoun
Little Place
Southern Radio Co
Southern Radio
Jones Furniture Co
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