Sun Spots and Society News Headline Mix
Mrs. Clayton has returned home from Gulf Coast Hospital and is recovering after surgery. Mayor Red Pruett is also recovering and expected to return home Monday. Chamber of Commerce board meets Monday at noon. Duplicate Bridge Club winners include Mrs. Joe Smith and Mrs. Pete Keller. Port LaVaca resident Roxie Horn suffered a head injury in a Crosby two car accident. Maud Galuen Club meeting at 7:40 p.m. with guest speaker James Ethridge discussing soil preparation.
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R. H
Red) Pruett
Gul Coast Hospital
Joe Smith
Highlands
Pete Keller
Baytown
Dena
RS. Roxte
Port Lavaca
L&t
Crosby
Ina Maud Galuen Club
Ward Road
James B. Ethridge
Robert E. Lee Hich School
Public Hearings Set On Baytown Highway Routes
Public hearings scheduled in Baytown and East Harris County address Spur 230 Decker Drive Spur 201 North Loop and FM 162 from Chambers County to Crosby Lynchburg Road Hearings feature Highway Department officials Harris County and Chambers County maps and right of way details with planned construction funding and timelines The sessions invite citizen input at Baytown City Hall Highlands Community House and Crosby area venues and include participation by Mayor R H Pruett Commissioner W Ramsey and state engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
Texas Highway Department
W. Ramsey
Harris County
Velma
Tharp
Highlands
Chambers County
Cedar Bayou
R. H. Pruett
Pruett Concnstruction Co
West Texas
Ramsey
Wilcoy FE. Carmichael
Baytown
State Highway Commission
Ivan Rader
Pat Caldwell
Toops
Bayou
Mont
Belvieu
Beaumont
Carmichael
Phinaiive Ca
Wsener
Pruett
Leity
Names and Scenes from a City Chronicle
A stream of brief, fragmented captions lists residents and happenings around town. Mentions include Mrs John Durham and John Durham, Sim Paine fetching coffee, Lan Williams and a Houston page note, Charlie Tillery with an idea from Yankee land, Gordon Young and a drink cue, and educators and hospital references. The item reads like a social column snapshot with scattered names and daily glimpses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Durham
Sim Paine
Hugh Echols Jr
Tommy Scarborough
Lan Williams
Houston
Charlie Tillery
Yankeeland
North Texas
Gordon Young
Fra Mexander
England
AL Melinger
Floyd Higeinbotham
Jack Taker
Frank Boyle
George Felkner
Sylvia James
Tidelands
Gulf Coast
GR. Blomtgeed
Ehib Erraiis
Guy Johnson
Tee College
Bill Brintzel
Son
Viarh Strong
Baytown Realtors form first board of directors
Four Baytown realtors have been elected to serve on the inaugural board of directors of a newly formed group. The organization formed last December aims to provide joint listings of rental and sale properties for its members and will coordinate activities among Baytown realty firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Mars
Real
CN. Gaok
Clade W. Smith Js
Wesley T. Thompsen
Thobais Reese
Three Baytown Realtors Named to TREA Posts
Three Baytown realtors were chosen for positions in the Texas Real Estate Assoc. They cannot attend installation ceremonies in Fort Worth. Frank R. Bosle of LaPorte was elected as a deputy at the state convention in Hon s Day. John M. Sheer and another member from the Rayborn John ist Agency were appointed to duties in the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Texas Real Estate Assi
Fort Worth
Frank R. Bosle
LaPorte
Baytown Boat of Realtors, Inc
Hons
Thay J. Tarvey
We North Main
Jari
John M. Sheer
100 North
Pinett
Rayborn Johnist
Carl McKay Banks Last Rites Sunday at Wooster
Carl McKay Banks 69 of 6301 Rayway Drive Wooster died at home Friday at 3 30 a.m. Funeral service 2 p.m. Sunday at Paul WU Funeral Home with Rev W Donald Harris officiating. Burial in San Jacinto Memorial Park. He was a retired first class pipefitter for Sheil Oil Co and a member of Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Local 4.367. He moved from Houston in 143 1 and retired in 1934. Survived by widow Marie Banks three sisters and a brother-in-law. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul WU
Carl McKay Banks
Rayway Drive
Wooster
Sheil Oil Co
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Houston
West Bay
Grind Sagin
W. Donald Harris
First Presbyterian Church
San Jacinto Memorial Park
Cemet
Panl AL Leo
Banks
Marie Banks
Wanster
McCarley
Ebanks
Martha Ebanks
St. Petersburg
Olive
Grand Cay-man
Rwt
Ravtown Woman to Appear on TV Show
Frances Smith of 418 Riges will appear on Women's World on KILOU TV Channel 1 at 12 15 pm Wednesday. She is interviewed as a winner from the Clairol Art Foundation show displayed through January 19 at Poley's ninth floor. Smith was one of three Houston area winners from 72 paintings selected from about 400 entries. The tour has shown the works across the United States with Houston as the final stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Smith
Kilou - TV
Channel 1
Clairol Art Foundation
Poley
Baytown Resident Dies After Long Illness
Baytown resident John Stanard Johnson 55 years old and a farmer and carpenter died Friday in Baytown. Survived by widow Lois Johnson of Baytown four daughters Miriam Tod of Orange, Catharine Hudson, Margarite Gantt, Jeanette Johnson of Houston a son John Johnson Jr. of Houston one brother Reinhold Johnson of Baytown and four grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Inthman Chapel with Rev. Rohmt Nicholas officiating. Interment Cedar Cross Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stanard
Nicholas Johnson
T! Aem
Baytown
Caye Penter
Flo
Lois Johnson
Bartown
Miriam Tod
Orangeville
Cass
Mes
Catherine Hudson
Margarite
Baytown 1959 Fire Claims Two Lives and 54715 Loss
Baytown fire statistics for 1959 show two deaths and insured losses of 54715 with 245 fires affecting property valued at 1992735 dollars. Fire chief A H Lintelman notes increased calls but lower insured losses vs 1958, and defines causes as careless smoking, gasoline, faulty appliances, and lightning. Two fatalities are identified including Mrs. Josephine Rundell and nurse Rosa Mae Danek.
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Blues Beathard Sun
Baytown
A. H. Lintelman
Josephine Rundell
East Sterling
San Jacinto Hospital
Rosa Mae Danek
North Jones
T. H. Bounds
Death Ends Career Of Clyde Agee In La Porte
Clyde M Agee a longtime La Porte pharmacist businessman and community leader died Friday in a Baytown rest home after strokes He served in WWI and held posts in the La Porte Chamber of Commerce City Council Rotary Club and Masonic orders Survived by wife twin brother and several sisters with services at First Methodist Church La Porte initials indicate a full obituary of a local figure.
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la Porte
Agee
Clyde M. Agee
Baytown
Grandview
Spencer Highway
Hovey-Bethea American Legion Post
la Porte Drug Store
la Porte First National Bank
Bayshore Building and Loan Association
Bertie Spidle
Beaumont
Robbie McKewen
Huntington
W. E. Cruger
Greens Bayou
Miltion E. Agee
Texas City
Agees
la Porte Feith
Frank A. Bourwell
Ipastor
World War Veterans Set Channelview Meet
World War Veterans of Channelview Barracks No. 1881 will hold an open meeting Sunday at 2 pm at River Terrace Methodist Church on Highway 73. The post will install officers and appoint delegates for the VEW meeting. W. Ormsbee is post commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coammelview Barracks
Pan Am Id
River Terrace Methodist Church
W. Ormsbee
Alvin Region Band Contest Selections From REL High
Seven Robert E. Lee High School band members are in Alvin for Region 5 Band activities. Selected players include Burnsides, Hunt, Sanders, Arnett, Mears, Rankin Franklin, and Boatright. They perform in the Region 1 Band concert at 8 p.m. Saturday at Alvin High School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee High School
Alvin
Beth Burnsides
Janet Hunt
Billy Sanders
Robert Arnett
James Mears
Eddieranklin
Judy Boatright
Alvin High School
Clarence Sawhill
Public Schools Week Observed In Baytown
Baytown area schools plan open houses and special programs for Public Schools Week from February 28 to March 4 proclaimed by Gov. Price Daniel. The governor urged parents and citizens to engage with schools to strengthen Texas education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Area
Spirtual Foundations
Texas Public Schools
Price Daniel
Gov. Daniel
Texas
Machinists Union Installation Set for Monday Night
Machinists Local No. 1151 will hear State Rep. Dean Johnston at Carpenters Hall Decker Drive Monday night. Officers to be installed include J P Batley president BD Adams vice president R J Ley recording secretary J Sullivan treasurer Glenn Knudson financial secretary AL Fr McNiell sentinel G W Jones chaplain Jim Foster conductor H W Darris P Patillo and TS Shoonyke trustees. District President MC Shaw of Local No 81 serves as vice president of the four state council. Bailey Local No 154 president will preside. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Johnston
Carpenters Hall
Decker Drive
J. P. Batley
BD. Adams
R. J. Ley
J Sullivan
Glenn Knudsson
AL FR. McNiell
G. W. Jones
Jim Foster
H. WH. Darris
P. Patillo
TS. Shoonyke
Adame
Ot. G. King
MC Shaw
Bailey
Thytunal Yee
Wowil
Topm
Trickle Reported in Chambers for State Senate Seat
A light vote appeared in Chambers County for a special election to fill the two year term of Senator Jimmy Phillips. In Galveston and Brazoria counties a heavier vote was expected with candidates from Freeport and Galveston. Seats in three House districts and a senatorial district were up as Gov. Price Daniel called elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers County
Jimmy Phillips
Anjereton
Dow Chemical Co
Freeport
Galveston
Brazoria
Fort Bend
Matagorda
Price Daniel
Anighton
Bob Bullock
Hillsboro
Ted Myjatt
Cleburne
Johnson County
Sam Bass
House
Phillips
Bullock
Big Grande Valley
Bass
Jerome Jones
A. R. Schwartz
Mace Stewart Jr
Ullmann Kilgore
League City
W. H. Booker
Bay City
A. E. Bowen
The
Alvin Sun
Neil Caldwell
Alvin
T. R
Semester End Art Now On Display At Lee College
The end of the semester student art exhibit is on display in the Lee College art department through January 20. Works include ink drawings, pastels, pencils, charcoal, watercolors, oils, wood and clay sculpture, plus elementary school projects. Students on exhibit include Innis Di Santis, Eileen Jarger, Jesse Johnson, George Land, James Maroney, Sally Shores, Henry Schutze, Jean Dzilsky, Linda Booth, Caries Carpent Rowena Codwell, James Dour Jewel Puller, Diana Mires McKinney, Catherine Wahrmund, Mary Nairn, Roy Johnson, Bank Jones, Anita Kranskopf, Jan Taylor, Junyee Guan, Juanita Smith, Viola Lanne, Doris Galloway, Lindel McMillan, Ruth Devault, Inez Tag, Drnnette Larson, Ollie Ha, Ioseph Kelly, Bob Haley, Lee Anna Killough, Eva Piasse O Bryan, Serena Post, Scrivner, Leonard Newfelia. Exhibition is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Guy Johnson
Innis di Santis
Eileen Jarger
Jesse Johnson
George i Land
James Maroney
Sally Shores
Henry Schutze
Jean Dzilsky
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Baytown Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
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Low Morris Junior College
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Jellen Humphrey
Missori
University of Ramsas
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Realtor Group
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Fire Department
State Fire Insurance Commission
Clyde Agee
Qwickies
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Raytown
Channelview
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Virgil Tierman
Larry Russell
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Linda Holder
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