Baytown Club Meetings and Local Notices Roundup
Local groups hold meetings and events across Baytown and nearby areas. The Book Review Club elects officers at 9 30 a m Wednesday in First National Bank board room, while the Junior Historian Club at Robert E Lee High School sponsors a Confederate Ball at Sylvan Beach with tickets 4 a couple. Senior Citizens Club of Baytown invites annuitants to a 1 to 4 p m meeting at St Marks Methodist Church. Parish events include Trinity Episcopal Church and Highlands Home Demonstration Club gatherings with demonstrations and covered dish suppers. Baytown Civil Air Patrol meets 7 to 9 p m Tuesday at Baytown Airport to discuss cadet training. Community notes thank O Grabam for aiding the less fortunate, funds to support world ministry and disaster welfare. Reading consultant Dr Dorothy Kendall Bracken to speak at Cullen Auditorium January 23 to organize Greater Houston Reading Association. Boy Scout Clinton Moore receives God and Country Award from Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. Water district elections ongoing in Highlands Channelview McNair and Mont Belvieu with board votes through 7 p m. Minerva Study Club meets Friday at 10 a m in Mrs Fred Treadway’s home, shifting from prior venue.
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Baytown
Dorothy Kendall Bracken
University of Houston
Cullen Auditorium
Greater Houston Reading Association
Weather fair through Wednesday with warmer temperatures
Baytown area notices include a beagle field trial at San Jacinto Beagle Club starting 7 am Saturday on Whitacre Ranch. Dimes Speakers program seeks drives from Houston headquarters, while Harris County M of Dimes works with a Dale Carnegie group on a speakers bureau. Also planned are Gardeners club meetup, a gooseneck visit by Eastern Star, and school and church notices across Baytown and Goose Creek.
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Baytown Beagle
San Jacinto Beagle Club
Whitacre Ranch
Dimes
Drive
Houston
Dale Carnegie
Harris County
M. of Dimes Committee
World News Roundup From Our Times
President Moise Tshombe returns to Elisabethville after U.N. occupation, promising security if he avoids trouble. U.S. and Soviet Union end Cuba talks as Havana resists inspectors, pledges no invasion guarantee. Dock strike talks resume along Atlantic and Gulf Coasts after mediator’s remarks. Printers in New York refuse session. attorney general asked to probe publishers. House panel in Austin adds topics on alleged county kickbacks in road machinery purchases. U.S. seeks stronger Cuba pressure with 16 000 to 17 000 Soviet troops possible as next step. Two Texas firms listed by Time as ransom contributors to Cuban prisoners. European market barriers warned by Freeman could cut aid and spread protectionism.
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New York
Attorney General's Office
Home Spun Philosopher to Speak at CC Fete
Bryan Blalock, East Texas humorist and longtime business leader, will address the Bay-dressed Chamber of Commerce fete. A Marshall native and former president of Texas Milk Products, he has spoken to groups across 38 states and Canada. He has held senior civic roles and state advisory appointments in Texas.
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CC Fete
Bryan Blalock
Chamber of Commerce
Town Chamber of Commerce
Boston
New Orleans
Texarkana
Corsicana
Alexandria
Adj
Borden
Canada
East Texas
Marshall
University of Texas
Blalock
Texas’ Milk Products Co
Borden's
Bialock
Texas Dairy Products Institute Fair
Texas
Price Daniel
Texas Arm Research Foundation
East Texas Chamber of
L. L. Lloyd Dies At 77 In Highlands
Leon Lester Lloyd 77, lifelong Highlands resident, died Monday in Bay town hospital. Funeral at Earthman Highlands Chapel Wednesday with Rev. John Ferguson officiating. Burial in White Cemetery. Survived by wife Clara Lloyd, Highlands. nephew Claude H. Lloyd, Highlands. grand nephew Claude Lloyd Jr., Highlands. grand nieces Linda Lloyd and Mary Beth Lloyd.
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Leon Lester Lloyd
1Highlands
Wlre
Earthman Highlands
Lloyd
Bay Town
John Ferguson
Second Baptist Church
Highlands
White Cemetery
Surawoers
Clara Lloyd
Claude H. Lloyd
Claude Tr. Lloyd Jr
Linda Lloyd
Mary Beth Lloyd
City overtime costs and pay offset by time off
The city reported six month overtime costs totaling 2705.96 after accounting for hours off with pay in lieu of overtime. Overtime pay rose earlier in 1962 with 15263.33 for January through May, while later figures show varying monthly totals and adjustments for time off.
Overtime Hours and Pay Figures For Six Months
A partial record lists overtime hours and pay for six months. August shows 2A hours with $GR11. September reports 263 hours totaling $872.21. October indicates 11 hours for $1 447.03. The text is incomplete for November and prior months.
Tax Deputies Schedule Two Day Highlands Visit
Hatt is County Tax Assessor Elector says deputies will be in Highlands January 14 and 15 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Water Control and Improvement District 1 office 135 San Jacinto to receive payments assess homesteads and issue poll tax receipts. Crosby visits are planned January 16 to 18 according to Cat S. Smith, county assessor collector.
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Hattis
Highlands
Office of Water Control and Improvement District 1
San Jacinto
Crosby
Cat S. Smith
Ozie Simroons Ford Aten
Civil Service Exams Set For Jan 14 In Baytown
Civil Service tests for firemen and police patrolmen will be held at 6:30 pm on Monday Jan 14 at the Baytown Chamber of Commerce Building. Applications must be filed by Friday at 4 pm with the Civil Service Commission Office. Starting pay is about 390 dollars monthly. Applicants must be 21 to 35 years old, 5 ft 8 in, at least 160 pounds, and pass physicals. Patrolmen require high school level education and knowledge of police work and city laws. fire applicants need general fire work knowledge and city geography.
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Civil Service
Baytown
Officials Say Laws Obeyed At Ole Miss
Atty Gen Kennedy and Chancellor Williams say Ole Miss has followed federal orders since the desegregation crisis. Meredith warns he may withdraw unless conditions improve as a federal grand jury probes campus riots. Kennedy calls on officials to ensure Meredith can continue his education.
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Oxford
Miss
Robert F. Kennedy
John D. Williams
University of Mississippi
Williams
Justice Department
Kennedy
James H. Meredith
Meredith
Washington
Dlmet
Army
Edwins A. Walker
Baytown Building Permits Rise 25 Percent in 1952
Baytown issued 56.964 million in building permits in 1952 up from the prior year with 243 new homes valued at 3.839 million, 4 apartment houses, 32 commercial structures, libraries, mills, two churches and pools among other projects.
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Baytown
S&s
Hos
Leo A. Frost
SSO
Mills
Baxtoniang
As Ae
Samuel C. Price
Rules Panel Increase OK'd By House Dems
Washington AP Democrats vote to expand the Rules Committee to 15, giving liberals a slim one vote edge while Kennedy pushes action on his program. The plan faces House passage and GOP opposition led by Charles Halleck as opening Congress session begins.
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Washington
House
Democrats
Rules Committee
Kennedy
Huddie
GOP House
Philip J. Philbin
Massachusetts
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
White House
Ssth
Senate
Harmo l
John W. McCormack
Massas
Breakachusetts
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Poll Tax Required to Vote in 1963 Texas Elections
Baytown residents were urged to set aside 150 dollars this month to pay poll taxes as a 1963 deadline looms. Tax Assessor-Collector Carl S. Smith warned that until a constitutional amendment outlawing the poll tax passes, voters must hold a valid poll tax receipt for all general or special elections, with deputy sellers listed across Baytown and surrounding areas.
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Harris County
Carl S. Smith
Smith
Texas
Baytown
Lula Bailey
Weingarten’s
John Clarence Baldwin
Baldwin Grocery
Oak Addition
Jennytaé Birdwell
McNair
Earl ‘R. Ghandier
la Porte
Eddie Cleveland
Geraldine Wood Cleveland
Leggett Drug Store
Andres Contreras
LULAC
Hall
Baker Road
Latrell Dean
Ioin
Cephas Dubese
Alma Dietz
Matlie Bell
Dozier
Clear
Creek National Bank
Honey Doyles
Roy Elms
United Rubber and Chemical Co
Alice Fayle
Citizens National Bank
Ida May Gamen
la Porte State Bank
Clara Harper O'Brien
Priscilla J. Harrell
Vogt's
Elizabeth Hunt
Lewis and Coker
Ethel Keller
Wooster
Rosalie Rubin
Jay's
Crosby
Darrell O. Laird
Tower
63 Vehicle Inspection Urged in Baytown Area
About a quarter of Baytown motorists have had their vehicles inspected for safety stickers. The state deadline is Monday April 13. Garages and mechanics in the area are authorized to perform inspections and have issued new safety stickers since October. Col. Homer Garrison Jr. urged Texans to act early to avoid last-minute rush.
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Baytown
Department of iPublic
Col
Homer Garrison Jr
Department of Public Safety
Dies Takes Gavel in Senate as Texas opens new session
In Austin the 58th Texas Legislature opened with Martin Dies Jr named president pro tempore of the Senate and Lt. Gov. Preston Smith to take oaths later. The House chose Byron Tunnell as speaker amid a large turnover of 70 new lawmakers, including seven Republicans, signaling a more conservative House and a liberal Senate balance.
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Senate
House
Sen
Martin Dies Jr
Dies
Gov‘ernor
Louis Crump
San Saba
Culp Krueger
el Campo
Preston Smith
Smith
Ben Ramsey
Frank Lake
James Turman
Byron Tunnell
Tyler
John Alaniz
San Antonio
Texas
Tunnell
Crosby School Considers Bond Sale For 1963 64 Improvements
Crosby School Board approves study to sell remaining bond funds for a 1963 64 expansion plan. Koonce urges use of Texas Education Agency consultants to outline facilities, renovations, and enrollment driven projects meeting accreditation standards. Remaining funds may finance Crosby Junior High and Drew Elementary updates and a 1911 renovation plan.
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Koonce
Crosby High
Crosby Elementary
Drew Elementary
Crosby
Allison Koonce
Board of Trustees
Texas Education Agency
UcAw
O41
Ing Co
Baytown
GCAW
E. Homan
Tne
Crosby High School
Hich
Drewslight
OCAW Wage Discussion Meeting and Local Officers Install
A wage discussion meeting is planned to hear positions of the company and union during current negotiations. New local officers and executive board members will be installed, along with members of the workman's committee. The meeting also outlines long range planning, including prioritizing school building needs and potential bond sales affecting debt service, with proposed studies of additions and improvements at Crosby High School, Drew High, and related facilities.
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Workman's Committee
Mont Belvieu Man Jerry Williams Dies After Autopsy Delay
Jerry Williams 27 of Mont Belvieu died after an incomplete autopsy. He leaves widow, two sons David Warne Williams Buddy Williams and Danny Lee Williams, and siblings. Born in Jerome Arkansas, he lived in Mont Belvieu 21 years and belonged to First Baptist Church. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home with Rev. Rennie Skaggs officiating. burial Cedar Crest Cemetery.
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Loretta Williams
Mont Belvien
William Jerry
David Warne Williams
Buddy} Williams
Mont Bely
Danny Lee Williams
Mont Vieu
I Bere A
Williams
Texas
Houston J. Williams
Mont Bel- Easier
Fort Worth
Miss Ear- Coast Hospital
Ben Lynn Williams
Mont Beli
Gieu
Jerry Wil
Robeline
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A. V. Jones
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OQ O. Grabam
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W. C. Moore
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Don W. Duran
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Jim) Sherwood
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Moise Tshombe
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Time Magazine
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Anderson, Clayton and Co
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404 Park
Ricky Thompson
Minnesota
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Roy Montgomery
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Lou Clark Ashley
G. A. Wheat
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Ole Miss
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Lou Lawler
Woodrow W. Lewis
Oak
Alma Moore
Henke
Law
Rz Bell Norris
Erea
C.E. Norris
Fasper Norton
Cros
L. A. Reaves
Jack's Grocery
C. A. Ross
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H. C. Steffani
Peoples State Bank
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C. O. Walker
Humble Oil and Refinington
Martin
Gavel
Crosby Junior High
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