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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1963
Page
2
A midday stock quote report from Merrill Lynch lists current prices and values for select securities. Traders note the circulation of quotes reflects routine market activity during the noon session and indicate ongoing liquidity across major indices.
Bay fishermen tout a lengthy red tide break as bass trout and crappie proliferate. Judge Otis L. Ewing and Capt. Jeff Harbour join the spree with notable catches near Piney Bay. Wells Scientific Forecasts gains attention from Bay Town Sun readers as forecasts guide peak bite times and regional spots.
Funeral services for Eugene Ralph Kress 48 of 419 Crockett Channelview were held at 2 pm Monday at Earthman Chapel Highlands. He died Saturday 9 15 pm in a Houston hospital after illness at work at Shefield Steel Co. Stroke reported as cause. He is survived by widow Ann five daughters two sons mother and one grandchild all of Channelview. Burial in San Jacinto Memorial Park. Pallbearers listed. Church of Christ officiated.
Texas Rep Bill Walker of Cleveland is named to five committees this session. He will chair the Interstate Cooperation Committee and sit on the Appropriations Oil Gas and Mining Privileges Suffrage and Elections and Rules committees. Walker praises the new leadership of Speaker Byron Teague and looks forward to a productive session benefiting Texas constituents.
Carter H. Miller has been appointed Baytown representative of the National Brokers Council. He is a member of the Bay Area Board of Realtors and operates at 205 Hidway Blvd. The council funds nationwide broker referrals and says members can locate property across the United States or Southern Canada. Miller also belongs to the National Institute of Real Estate Brokers and the International Traders Club. He has twenty years in Baytown real estate and eight women.
Willie Watkins aged 50 of 110 Harbor Street was charged with aggravated assault after a stabbing of 63-year-old Julius Payne of 111 Harbor. Payne, hospitalized at San Jacinto Memorial, sustained four stab wounds requiring over 50 stitches. Payne identified Watkins at Tice's Case 3218 Harbor, with charges filed in Justice of the Peace M. M. Brown's court.
Two Highlands men are reassigned to Amarillo Air Force Base to attend the Air Force technical training course for supply specialists. Airman Basic James J. Fullen Jr son of James H. Fullen Sr of 302 Poinsettia and Airman Basic Kenneth R. Crawford son of Dudley L. Crayword Sr of 305 S Fourth attended Robert E. Lee High School and completed basic training at Lackland AFB.
About 100 Humble Oil and Refining Co supervisors and safety chairmen met at the Goose Creek Production District assembly hall to discuss a safety program. The gathering aimed to review procedures and reinforce workplace precautions across Baytown area operations.
C Marks Hinton of Oil Reserves Corp in Houston will speak at the Baytown Lions Club noon meeting at the Tower. He is on the executive committee of the Texas oil and gas resources development committee and will show a film A Better Way.
Humble organized its 1999 company wide safety program and has been a consistent leader in the petroleum industry. Houston attendees included John S Bell as area manager John S Boldrick as area production manager J P H O Bannon as proration manager and others from Houston Channelview Highlands and surrounding areas. Dismissals listed include multiple individuals from Channelview Houston and Highlands.
Lee College will hold the school and college ability test at 6 pm Monday, the last chance before spring semester registration. The exam is required for new students and for those transferring from other colleges with fewer than 24 transferable hours.
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