Highlands Folks Party Hosts Bethany Class Members
Mrs J Vi Bell entertained Highlands First Baptist Bethany class members at her home. Guests included Major and Mrs Wolfe and their children Diane. The social gathering highlighted a festive holiday mood amid friendly conversation and community fellowship.
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Waa
J. Vi Bell
Ashe
Bethany
Highlands ‘First, Baptist Church
C.R. Wolfe
Major
Diane
McBride Graduates From Non-Com School in Munich
Pvt Toe F McBride son of Mr and Mrs J L McBride 2306 Minnesota recently graduated from the Seventh Army non commissioned Officer academy in Munich Germany He completed a five week course in leadership map reading and other military subjects He entered the army in February 1954 and arrived overseas in July
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Munich
Germany
Toe F. McBride
J. L. McBride
Minnesota
Seventh Army
McBride
Mrs F L Conley Renamed Leader Of Fire Auxiliary
Mrs F L Conley was renamed leader of the Fire Auxiliary after an election at the fire station during a business meeting on Tuesday evening. Other officers include Mrs D G Coleman as vice president, Mrs T J Hughes secretary, Mrs J A assistant secretary, W B Hugging treasurer, Raschke reporter, and Monit historian. A social meeting is set for January 18 at the home of Mrs XM 208 Poinsettia. On leave Pvt Ray A McCain, 21, son of Mr and Mrs J A McCain of 100 East Adone, has completed basic training at Fort Bliss and will return there for further training.
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L. Conley
Cnt
Lands Valunteer
Conley
D. G." Coleman
T. J. Hughes
J. A
W.B. Hugging
Raschke
And
Monit
Poinsettia
Pvt
Ray A. McCain
J. A. McCain
East Adone
Fort Bliss
Sgt Hames Serves With Infantry In Korea
Sgt Hames and his wife Betty and parents Mr and Mrs Robert I Hames of Channelview are listed as serving with the Seventh Infantry Division in Korea. He is an assistant platoon leader in Company A of the 31st Regiment's 1st Battalion. He entered the army in December 1953 and arrived overseas last September. An unrelated note mentions alarm clocks were first invented to awaken monks in monasteries for prayers.
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Harkan
Hames
Betty
Robert I. Hames
Channelview
Seventh Infantry Division
Korea
31St Regiment
Highlands Residents Vote For Water District Supervisors
Highlands voters head to the water district office on San Jacinto Street Tuesday to elect two members to the Highlands Water Control and Improvement District No. 2 board. Incumbents Brinson and Strang seek another term. other candidates include LeBlanc, Joe Smith, and Hopkins.
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Gladys “Talley
Nim
Harris
County Water Control’ and “Improvement District
District’ Board of Supervisors
Water
San Jacinto Street
Tertis
Ivy.m. Brinson
Bag. Strang
J. le. ‘Blane
A. J
Joe) Smith
EB. Hopkins
Brinsoff
Texas Water and Sewer Works
Texas Water and Sewer, Directors and Managers
G. Stong
An. Freimbent
Stone
Baytown
Sur
Erize Li
J. LeBlanc
Toyce
Louise
Larry
Begonia” Lane
Highlam Park
Water District
LeBlanc
Highlands
Harris County Water Control and Improvement District No
Cedar Bayou
Gulf Palms Utilities Co
Genoa
Highlands” “Water Board
Joe Smith
Southern ‘Canning Company
Kay
Riverside Drive
Smith
District Water Board
Pst
Highlands Rotary Chiz
PTA
March of Dimes
Lila Faye
Barbara
Brenda Lee
Clear Take Drive
Ens
Humbie Oil and Refining Company
Highlands First Baptist Church
Booking
Hopkins
Water Board
Honttis
Highlands Water Board
A. J. Tostak
W. B. Denks
Harmon
W. L. Brough
Eleven Year-Old John Finds A New Home In Chicago
Eleven year old John Humi, orphaned by his mother’s death and abandoned by his stepfather, is offered a good home in Chicago after the story of his plight drew public sympathy. A thorough search for relatives will determine the final placement. The article notes the Kodiak bear as the largest carnivoran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Humi
John
Highlands Gardeners To Have Coffee Meeting At Home
Highland garden club members plan a coffee gathering and regular meeting at Mrs. B. B. Talley’s residence 204 West Wallisville Road. Guest of the club will be Mrs. Fred J. Hedelh orst of Raymond, a Harticul member, with plant discussions on herbs and furbs.
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Highlandic’ Garden
B. B
Highlanders celebrate New Year with late 1954 parties
Highlanders welcomed 1965 at two gatherings the Wolfe home and the Lynch home where eight couples played 42 and Scrabble, later joining friends for a pasty at midnight. Attending were Campbell, Long, Pace, Griffin, Fannin, Sheridan, Jones, Drew, Doran, Worthy, Drew Sr., Bedinger, Webb, and others. A Majestic theater party in Big He was arranged by Mrs. J. E. Kersh with son Bill and daughter Jan Hiies, joined by Mrs. J. De Grant. Also noted are facts about the Supreme Court’s origin, ermines, and a female white ant egg count.
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C. R. Wolfe
B. Wy Lynch
Hattins
Campbell
Majestic
Big
Walker Returns Home On 20 Day Leave
Charles R. Welker, stationed at Fort MacArthur in California, returns home for a 20 day leave to spend time with his wife Jeanette Walker of Cedar Bayou and his parents Mr and Mrs Walker. He will return to Fort MacArthur at the end of his leave. Brazil, Haiti and Mexico.
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Charles’ R. Welker
Fort MacArthur
California
Jeanette Walker
Cedar’ Bayou
Mracg G. ‘Walker
Sterling
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Highlands Folks
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Willin Harmon
Mon
A. J. Iy" Crosby
Army
J. F. McBride
Marcia
Houston
Mevand
Richard Nowlin
Center
F. L Conley
Leader of Fire
Ray McCain
Sgt
San Jacinto
Truss Hunt
TIDE
Coca Colas
Avi, Tray F
Fryers Enor
Pius Dep
J. E., Kersh, 9Eon
Bill
Jan Hiies
J. de Grant
United States
Supreme Court
Walker
Brazil
Haiti
Mexico
del Monte
del Haven
Freestone
Sou
del Monte Catsup
Durand, Sweet
Corn Minute Maid
Garton
Dez
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