Prayer Day Observance Friday At St James St Pauls
The World Day of Prayer will be observed Friday with morning services led by adults focusing on community needs. An afternoon service for children is planned, with two smaller town services at Mouse and Monk's Rest Home and St. James. The World Day of Prayer begins at 3:45 pm at St. Paul’s Lath Church. All are invited to attend. An offering will be taken for the second division of the National Council of Churches.
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St. James
Mouse and
Monk's Rest
St. Paul’s Lath
Evan Church
United Church
Baytown
Council of Churches
Meade
Mourners to attend service with nursery provided
Mrs. Nolan Schulze president of United Church Women says a nursery will be open at the mourning service for preschoolers accompanying parents. Multiple members and pastors participate in the 3:45 p.m. service with choirs from Mount Rose Baptist Cedar Bayou Methodist and First Christian churches joining in.
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Nolan Schulze
United Church Women
Schulze
T. L. Satterwhite
Guy Hensley
Earl Bissex
B. W. Stinson
James Fella
V. D. ‘Trombler
L. M. Hayes
YT. Anderson
J.B. Kent
L. M. Bell
Netlie Lister
Rs. D. Gilbert
Forrest McKinney
O. Bomboff
St.Paul's
Wil Ueintsehel
J. R. Meekins
H. H. Streich
E. O O. Bluck
Drexel Cox
Arker
Cassie Stinson
J . Kluck
Susan Sanders
Kay Johnson
Wendy Felkrer
Cindy Couch
Tom Bowen
Tommy Bay
Mount Rose Baptist
Cedar Bayou
Monk's
Satterwhite
F.C. Dean
J. D. Giddings
L. Moore
Champion Steer Naming Is Tonight
HOUSTON AP The grand champion steer of the Houston Livestock Show will be named to Connie Swinford 13 of Burkburnett High School who showed the junior steer grand champion Wednesday Hereford Connie daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Swinford of Burkburnett had the grand champion at Fort Worth in 1959 Another contender for the title will be the reserve champion an Angus steer shown by Jack Horn of Coleman Mark Daniel of Poland had the third Hereford reserve by Dewain Phipps of Friona The reserve Angus was shown by Leon Kothmann of Moscow and the reserve Hereford by Mark Parr of Big Spring Roberto Perez of Fabens repeated as owner of the grand champion jamb a Southdown J P Smith 13 of McCamey showed the reserve champion jamb a Hampshire.
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Houston
Polio Ajse
Dewain Phipps
Friona
Angus
Leon Kothmann
Moscow
Hereford
Mark Parr
Big Spring
Roberto Perez
Fabens
Jamb
Southdown
J. P. Smith
McCamey
Hampshire
Hospital Admits Ailments Tour Through Highlands and Bay Town
New Arrivals report births at San Jacinto for Bernand Wootan and Johanie Ponder Bes. Families admitted span Highlands and Bay Town with rooms listed and physicians named. Entries include Williams and Teresa children of Mr and Mrs renth, and Mrs Dixie Barfield among others.
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William A. Stephens
Highlands
Frances Ford
Luther K. Simmons
Main
Norman C. Crawford
Baytown
Lois McMahon
E. Jack
Gulf Coast
Wiliams
Teresa
Renth
Pamela
Bre
J. D. Williams
Nolan
Dixie Barfield
Willow
Flrb
Barnes
Richard McKinney
Maple
J. E. Crawford
Benny
S. Brentwood
Roon
Bernand Wootan
John A
San Jacinto
Johanie Ponder
la Porte
Fair-Continued Fram lage Enters Earth Sciences Event
Jerry Smith and Allan Lipscomb lead entries in earth sciences with Kenneth Skeaback John Huntmath. Horace Mann is represented by Joe Bickley and Diana Hickerson. junior biology entries include Linda Patterson Judy iQuinn Jor) McCune Randy Lawrence Diana Franiklin Gwendolyn Kaye Lee Darlene Baker and James Smoke in physics and math.
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Jerry Smith
Allan Lipscomb
Kenneth Skeaback
John Huntmath
Horace Mann
Joe Bickley
Diana Hickerson
Linda Patterson
Judy iQuinn
Ronnie ‘Compton
Beverly Peard
Brian Seeger
Robert Whitson
Cedar Bayou
Judy
Troutman
McCune
Randy Lawrence
Diana Franiklin
Gwendolyn Kaye J Lee
Darlene Baker
James Smoke
Exotic Dancer Sues iActress For $100000
Beverly Powers, an exotic dancer in Los Angeles, sues for 100000 alleging head injuries from a two car collision in March 1961 while her band member William Powers drove her home from a nightclub. The defendant denies recklessness or negligence.
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Los Angeles
Beverly Ey
Mine Hills
Beverly Jean Powers
Wiliam Powers
Miss Noyen
USSR Will Retain Cuban Troop Presence After Withdrawal
NEW YORK AP The Soviet Union is said to inform the United States it will keep a residual force in Cuba after a withdrawal. Reports estimate 7 000 troops to depart in three weeks leaving about 10 000 Russians in Cuba. Officials could not confirm a formal Soviet notice.
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New York
Soviet Union
United States
Cuba
Fimnes 7
Washington
Tad Szule
Latin America
Wihese
Sun Spots Rev Cecil Burns to Sing on TV Program
Rev Cecil Burns of Houston and the Nixon Trio of Baytown will sing on the TV program For Times Like These at 9 30 p.m. Thursday on Channel in Houston. The telecast is led by Rev Paul Stephens pastor of Second Baptist Church. Williford to headline a two piano program at Lee College auditorium Thursday at 8 p.m. no admission. Bethesda Temple Women hold an all day prayer meeting starting at 10 30 a.m. Saturday at Woodmen of the World Hall. Max Watson pastor will preach at 7 39 p.m. Saturday at the wall. Public invited. Baytown Junior Chamber banquet features Martina Byrnes Jr NASA guest speaker at 7 40 p.m. Friday Holiday Inn awards for Outstanding Senior Citizen and Outstanding Juice Citizen. Book-A-Thon collects books for Sterling Municipal Library at 14 Baytown locations during two weeks. Drop-in containers at The Tower, Herl Holloway’s, Kmart, Citizens National, First National, People’s State Bank Goose Creek Country Club Economy Department Store Brunsen Theater Lewis & Coker and Sterling Municipal Library. County offices close Friday for Texas Independence Day weekend. tax offices sell license plates Friday at 150+ outlets. Mrs E Hoffpauer travels to Fredericksburg for funeral of M T Lane. service 4 30 p.m. Saturday at Breckman’s Funeral Home. Burial Chapel Hill Cemetery. Humble Pioneer Club meets 7 p.m. Friday at Bay shore Rod Reel and Gun Club building 3223 Minnesota.
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Houston
Nixon ‘Trio
Baytown
Paul Stephens
Second Baptist Church
Women OF
Bethesda ‘Temple
Woodmen of the World Hall
Max Watson
Church
Martina. Byrnes Jr
NASA
Manned Spacecraft Center
Ster-ling Municipal Library
B'nai Brith
Tower
Her! Holloway’s
Kmart
Citizens 3Ional
First National
People’s State Bank
Goose Creek Country Cub
Economy Department Store
Brurson Theater
Lewis & Coker
Sterling Municipal Library
Baytown Election Order and City Election Notice
Baytown Texas mayor AL Clayton issues an election order for April to elect councilmen across districts. The notice includes precinct sites, judges, assistant judges, and polling locations at schools and hall venues with numerous named officials and pre-election posting requirements. The document is signed January 24, 1563.
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al Ctoyiaq
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Ierge
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pyuGie
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Saytown
Contreras
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Sprayberey
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Stephen F
Austney Schock
AL ‘Goodhice
F Hooper
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fArs
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Son Jacinta
Ted F. Kiiesel
Wol
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Do. Ogre
Carver High School
Alsma Elementey
David
Burnett
Fellas Fora
Ashbel Smith
Volunteer Firemen’s Recreation Hall
Stephen F. Austin
San Jacinto
Carver
James Bowe
AL Clayton
Edna Oliver
Real Estate Leaders Blast Government at Bay Area Meeting
A large crowd of Texas real estate professionals gathered at the Houston Yacht Club to hear TRA officials denounce federal tax policy and housing programs. EXECUTIVE VP Ervin Wedtke urged support for a tax cut while President A E Beddow criticized public housing expansion and FHA foreclosures. Beddow warned of potential 1983 real estate growth but urged dues increases to bolster the association’s influence.
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Houston Yacht Club
Baytown
Bayshore
H&c
A. E. Beddow
Texas Real Estate Association
Ervin Wedtke
Asinine
Houston
Texas City
Passadena
Bay Area
Beddow
Riat Man Weaver
Dent Kennedy
Texas
Osasa
Fenutsea
James Bowie Do-Dads Elect New Officers
James Bowie Do-Dads have selected new officers with HL L Herbert as president. Other officers include W E vice president James F E ns secretary polie treasurer. The girl scout dads sponsor a spring festival and family box supper at 7 p m March 1 at the Bowie school cafeteria to announce a money making project for April benefiting the scout house on Knowlton Road. Herbert said dues may work of the scout house at any rate.
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James Bowie DoDads
HL L.herbert
W. E
James Fens
Polie
Bowie School
Pril
Knowlton Road
Herbert
Texas House Debates Liquor Plan and Elections Inquiry
In a busy session week the Texas House weighed liquor-by-the-drink bills urged by Rep. Jake Johnson with WCTU opposition. Rep. Dick Morgan pushed for an early vote on an election-fraud probe covering Brooks Duval Jim Hogg Jim Wells and Starr counties. Other actions included open meetings legislation and Padre Island seashore study as well as various committee moves on sanitation, school referendums, and oyster harvesting safeguards.
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House
Texas
Jake? Johnson
San Antonio
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Dick Morgan
Dallas Republican
South
Brooks
Duval
Jim Hogg
Jim Wells
Starr
Senate
Chet Brooks
Houston
Senate State Affairs Committee
Railroad Commission
Midland
Kingsville
Municipal and Private Corporations
State Affairs
Padre
Iisland
Padre Island
Menton Murray
Harlingen
House State Affairs
Iis
E. Berry
Lcense
Roor del Bate
House Game and Fish Committee
Health Department
Blount says evidence will come in time for indictments
A garbled overview cites Gregg County Judge Blount promising enough evidence to indict in alleged county governance irregularities, while Dist Atty Prince claims Blount won't provide it. Other items mention Sweeny’s death, ship disasters, nuclear talks, a NYC newspaper strike, Arctic air, and a KC 135 explosion.
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Gregg
R. E
Peppy
SMU Alumni Corral Meeting Set in Houston
Southern Methodist University alumni plan a corral meeting from 6 30 p m to 9 p m in April at St Pauls Methodist Church Houston. C A Tatum of Dallas Lighting and Power Co will speak. Charlie Driver SMU assistant coach will discuss football and new prospects. Tickets 2 50. Alumni from Baytown may contact Stanley Hensen or Cecil Sutphin at 121 E Texas 382 7950.
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Southern Methodist University
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Houston
C. A. Tatum
D Dallas Lighting and Power Co
Charlie Driver
SMU
Baytown
Stan ‘Ley Hensen
Cecil Sutphin
Yph Ming
E. Texas
Medical Journal Editor Will Be Kiwanis Speaker
Dr. Harold Swanberg of Quincy Illinois, editor of the Mississippi Valley Medical Journal and secretary of the Society for Academic Achievement, will speak at noon Monday at the West Baytown Kiwanis Club meeting. He founded the SAA and the medical society, which sponsor a high school program in Adams County since 1956 and internationally since 1959, now in over 50 high schools across 12 states. He will discuss Kiwanis interest in education at the high school level and how it combats classroom stagnation amid Cold War tensions.
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Harold Swanberg
Quincy
Society For Academic Achievement
Mississippi Valley Medical Journal
West Baytown
Kiwanis Club
Rebel Inn
SAA
Phi Beta Kappa
Swanberg
Mississippi Valley Medical Society
Kiwanis
Medical Society
Channelview Hospital Beat Admitted to Tidelands Hospital
Channelview Hospital Beat lists admissions including Steve Mike Worchesik Virgie Slough Ruth Paint Betty Grote of Channelview and Houston residents. Dismissals include Steven Lane Shirley Isan James Alton Watson Mary Pearl Rowan Arthur A Sims Donne Regina Holley and others from Houston Pasadena and Channelview.
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Tidelands Hospital
Steve Mike Worchesik
Virgie Slough
Ruth Paint
Houston
Betty Grote
Channelview
Steven Lane
Shirley Isan
James Alton Watson
Mary Pearl Rowan
Arthur A. Sims
Donne Regina Holley
Chery
Lynn Jenkins
Jannigre de Lugenet
Pat Reynalds
Pasadena
Remarkable Woman Survives 32-Hour Cavern Well Ordeal
SANGER Calif A rancher's wife Mrs Arthur Tuscock 45 endured 32 geneling hours trapped in a cavern well. Rescuer constable Harsh Pigg praised her as a remarkable woman after pulling her free. She said her husband who buys poultry would be home soon to help.
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Sanger
Calif
T Harshel Pigg
Arthur Tuscock
Rough Riders Club meeting for riding practice
The Rough Riders Club will hold a members only meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday at the L. D. Weaver pasture on Garth Road to practice riding. Tambers may join the meeting.
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Rough Riders Club
L. D. Weaver
Garth Road
Tambers
Mississippian Held After High Speed Chase in Baytown
John W. Logan, 23, of Houlka Mississippi, was jailed in Baytown after a Wednesday night high speed chase. Officers pursued a 1995 car after it ran stop signs at Minnesota and Market, then reached speeds up to 75 mph on Harbor and Pine. Logan said he did not know the car’s owner and that other men forced him to drive. He faces Corporation Court charges for running three stop signs and speeding in a 60 mile per hour zone.
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Mississippi
Baytown
John W. Logan
Houlka
Miss
John Rosamond
J. W. Reeves
Minnesota
Market
Harbor
Pine
Logan
Husband claims entitlement after 18 years of marriage
Ivie Shelton, 36, charged with assault and battery for punching his wife in Detroit court. He argued that after 18 years of marriage a man is entitled to two or three punches. Recorder's Judge John O'Hara found him guilty and placed him on six months probation.
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Detroit
Ivie Shelton
Recorder's
John O'Hara
Shelton
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