Attorney Reid's Last Rites Held in Baytown Church
Funeral services for Joseph Lice Reid 76 longtime Baytown attorney were held Wednesday at Memorial Baptist Church with Rev. A L Jordan officiating. Interment followed at Cedar Crest Cemetery. Masonic rites conducted by Lodge No. 1192 APRAM. Survivors include wife Ruthie Reid two daughters and a son, seven grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Contributions suggested to Shrine Crippled Children Fund or San Jacinto Methodist Hospital.
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Memor ‘Tial’ Baptist Church
Joseph Lice
Robert L. 5
Gillette
J. W. iJack
Strickler
Robert P. Kerr
Holly
McLe‘*miore
Joe M.douglas
Jackacobs
Billy Quartz
Thea
Wilburn
Reid, Strickland
Gillette and
Ramsey
Reid
Bay
Baytown
Reid, Strickland, Gillette
Harris County
San Jacinto Hospital
Methodist Church
Court of Honor
Scottish Rite
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan Association
Robertson County
Texas
Ruthie Reid
John W. Green
Santa Monica
Calif
William A. Seipel
San Anonio
Joe Reid Jr
San Diego
Ella Smith
Annie Bishop
Franklin
Tex
M.M. Heid
New Baden
Shrine Crippled Children’s ‘Fund
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Baytown Knights Hear School Man Talk on Special Ed
John Woodard special education director spoke to the Baytown Knights of Columbus Council No. 2783 at Knights Hall detailing the need for more vocational training facilities for mentally retarded children. He cited 30 in every 1000 affected, with 25 educable and four trainable, outlining two aims of the program: enable educable children to work and reduce welfare dependence, and prevent delinquency. About 194 of Baytown’s 340 mentally retarded children are in special education, with families urged to support expansion. Anke Coady introduced Woodard.
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John, Woodard
San Jacinto Council
Knights of Columbus Hall
Woodard
Baytown
Anke Coady
Wandlard
Horace Mann Junior High Teen Canteen Friday Night
Horace Mann Junior High hosts Teen Canteen in the girls gymnasium from 7:39 to 10 p.m. Friday. Admission is 730 p.m. with a 730 charge outlined in the hall notice.
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Horace Mann
Awvill
Highlands State UKs 20 Percent Stock Dividend
Highlands State UK's stockholders approved a 20 percent stock dividend at the annual meeting, boosting capital from 125000 to 150000 dollars and increasing the certified surplus to 100000 dollars. Officer changes included J E Oldham's promotion to vice president. several officers and many directors were re-elected. The meeting was held in Highlands State's new bank building.
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Frank S. Woodard
Marvin E. Gillespie
John H. Heger
K. E. Oldham
Norman B. O'Grady
Irene J. May
Betty J. ‘Thompson
Guy K. Barba
George Bower
C. A. Fortner
Albert H. Franta
C. W. Harigel
Donald R. Lang
Roy. JT. Manicom
Charles F. Ramsey
Melvin’ Rovff
James H. Sammons
Irvin M. Shlenker
Ambrose J. Smith Jr
Cleo. L. Veenstra
Frank S., Woodard
Norman Yi
O'Grady
Highlands State
New Bank
Representative Gonzalez cites veiled threat by Minutemen group
Rep Henry Gonzalez of Texas says a publication issued a thinly veiled threat against him and 19 other Democrats and asks Attorney General Kennedy to investigate the Minutemen group. A new winter storm brings snow and ice to central Southeast, marking the fourth snowstorm of the season in a region that rarely sees such weather.
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Henry Gonzalez
Dtex
Gonzalez
Gens Robeert FL Kennedy
The
Minutemen
Texas
Bay town Insurance Exchange officers attend regional meetings
Three members and newly elected officers of the Bay Town Insurance Exchange returned from sessions in Conroe and Austin. The group attended the Texas Association of Insurance Agents Regional Meeting in Conroe and a fire and extended coverage hearing in Austin. New officers are Bob Beverly president Pat Ball vice president Miss Odena Childers secretary and treasurer. Attendees also included Jess Moore Steele McDonald and B A Stewart.
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Baytown Insurance Exchange
Conroe
Austin
Texas Association of Insurance Agents
State Board of Insurance
R S
Bob) Beverly
Tuck-Beverly Insurance Agency
Pat Ball
Ball Insurance Agency
Odena Childers
Childers Insurance Agency
Jess Moore
Moore Insurance Agency
Steele McDonald
Herbert and McDonald Agency
B. A. Stewart
Stewart Insurance Agency
New Assignments At Refinery Announced
James A. Anderson Jr announces three new Baytown refinery assignments including J. D. Brooker as chemical planner to fund and develop new projects R A Dreselly to study the local chemical industry and assist in defining Baytown refinery and Enjay Chemical Co roles M Love returns Jan 20 to Baytown to become a chemical planner and S J Hoffman remains the other planner in the Baytown chemical group under M E Gillis supervision
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James A. Anderson Jr
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
J. D. Brooker
R. A. Dreselly
Dreselly
Enjoy, Chemical Co
Humble
Anderson
R. M. Love
Enjay
Plastics
J. Hoffman
M. E. Gillis
Noon Call Stock Quotes Amid Frenzy of Trade Listings
A dense noon quotation sheet lists numerous tickers and prices across industries. Major names include Magnavox, Marathon Oil, Monsanto, Anaconda, Dow Chemical, Ford, Gulf Oil, General Motors, Westinghouse, United States Steel, and Texaco, with figures and percentages showing trading activity and shifts. The page also notes several corporate entities like Royal Dutch, Safeway, Colgate, and Eastman Kodak, reflecting a broad market snapshot and investors’ interest in diversified sectors.
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Alleg Ludlum Eeeevedseac
Litton
Lhd
Monsanto Y
APMCO
OSH News News
Tp & SP
New York Central
Baxter Lab
Beth Slee
Celanese
Celotex
Chrysler
Cities Service
Colgate
Palma Columbia
Gus Olin
Otis Elev
Phillips Pet
Pure Oil Se
Royal Dutch
Safeway Creole
Sae
Sears
Delta Ai Disord
Sinclair Dow
TOR Socony-Mob Om du Pont
Eastman Kodak - el Paso
Ford
Dairi Freeport Sulphur
Eleesso
Gen
Motors
Georgia Pacific
Gillette
Goodyear
Ceeeves
U's Steel
Jones & Laugh
Harris County Budget Hearings Open to Public in 1964 Plan
Harris County Commissioners began hearings on a 31.5 million dollar 1964 budget. Testimony came from Tax Assessor-Collector Carl S. Smith County Medical Examiner Dr. Jachimczyk County Clerk R E Tor renting and County Auditor S B Bruce. Bruce urged a 380 582 allocation nearly doubling last year. Smith asked 1 847 957 to operate the office, up 249 580 over 1963. Commissioner Turrentine proposed a raised fee schedule but no action was taken.
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Harris’ County Commissioners Court
Carl S. Smith
Joseph
Jachimczyk
R. E
S. B. Bruce
Des
Smith
Turrentine
Snow delays political? No. Snow halts travel and opens roads in Texas
Heavy wet snow blankets Texas from Dallas to Fort Worth and west toward Abilene with unverified totals reaching up to 14 inches. Schools close in Navarro County and several towns while airports reroute jets and highways open gradually. Weather Bureau forecasts more snow and hazardous driving remains in North Central and Northeast Texas as crews work through the night.
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Weather
Une
Waco
Fort Worth
Gainesville
Dallas-Fort Worth
Arlington
State College
Dallas
Navarro County
Groesbeck
Wortham
Cross Plains
DeLeon
McKinney
West
Frost
Tyler
Brownwood
Stephenville
Cleburne
Grapevine
Weather Bureau
Texas
North Central
Fred Carroll
Am Auto Con
U.S
Phau
Garand
Wichita Falls
Abilene
del Rio
San Angelo
Austin
Lufkin
Austin-Lufkin Line
Dalhart
Lubmee Et Pos Uta
Amarillo
Beaumont
Laredo
Brownsville
Galveston
Louisiana
Southeastern United States
U.S. 75
Weatherford
Tarrant County
Civic Leader Plans Try At Congress Seat
Dallas civic and business leader Erik Jonsson may seek the U.S. House if Mayor Earle Cabell runs for Congress. Jonsson, Texas Instruments board chairman, could replace Cabell who is in his second term and reportedly eyeing a run against Republican Brice Alger, seeking a sixth term in Washington.
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Dallas
Erik Jonson
Earle Cabell
Congress
Dallas News
Jonsson
Texas Instruments, Inc
Cabell
Brice Alger
Alger
Washington
Morris Names Sanders As Campaign Manager
Dallas Republican Senate hopeful Robert Morris named Rear Admiral Harry Sanders, retired, as statewide campaign manager. Sanders served in World War II earning multiple medals and recently left the Navy in 1957 to work in Dallas in the investment field. Also noted is a Chicago zoo fact about Lincoln Park Zoo covering 25 acres with 2300 mammals birds and reptiles.
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Dallas
Robert Morris
U.S. Senate
Harry Sanders
Morris
Senate
Ralph Yarborough
Sanders
Navy
Chicago
Lincoln Park
Former Baytonian Named President of Gateway Bank Beaumont
Ed Watson, a Baytown native and former Citizens National Bank and Trust Co. executive, was named president of Gateway National Bank in Beaumont effective January 1, 1964. Watson joined Gateway at its start in 1959 and has been executive vice president for two years. He is a WWII pilot, married with two children, active in church and civic work in Beaumont.
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Ed Watson
Citizens Nationa. Bank and Trust Co
Gateway National Bank
Beaumont
Watson
Beaumont Bank
Atteberry Reappointed Emergency Corps Chief in Wooster
E. E. Atteberry was elected for a second year as chief of the Wooster Volunteer Emergency Corps. He and his wife live with their three children Sherri Greg and Malcolm at 117 Timberlane. Atteberry serves as Safety Supervisor for Sinclair Petrochemicals Lyondell Plant at Channel.
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E. E. Atteberry
Wooster
Atteberry
Sherri
Greg
Malcolm
Timberlane
Sinclair Petrochemicals, Inc
Lyondell
Channel
Bayshore Club to discuss shell dredging ruling at meeting
Bayshore Rod Reel and Gun Club will discuss the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission ruling on shell dredging near oyster beds at its 7:30 p.m. meeting in the clubhouse at 3223 Minnesota. Other agenda items include SOS booth at the Houston Boat Show an oyster fry on Feb 14 and plans to send deer hides to Austin for processing for the state hospital.
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Austin
Texas Parks Aid Wildlife Commission
Bayshore Rod, Reel “and Gun Club
Minnesota
Save’ Qur Shell
SOS
Ito
Sportsmen's Clubs ‘of Texas
SCOT
State Hospital
Baytown
Opportunity School
Uie
Admitted list from Gulf Coast hospital rooms and births
A partial hospital admissions register lists numerous patients by name and room at San Jacinto Methodist and nearby facilities. Entries include Ida Mae, Michael Stewart, Tan Grantham, Lervis Wiedeman, J.P. Watson, Stanley Johnson, Donna Faye Thomas, Beverly Ann Enwin, Thecla Knighton, and others. Mentions births on Wednesday and Thursday at San Jacinto Methodist with several newborns and parents named.
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Gulf Coast
Ida
Mae’ Case
Highlands
Michael Stewart
Tan
Grantham
Charlie
E. Phillips
Houston
Lervis Wiedeman
Utah
San Jacinto
Knights of Columbus Assembly Honors Leaders in Wisconsin
Wayne Murrell presided at reobligation ceremonies for the First District in Guadalupe Province with Bishop Christopher Byrne as General Assembly leader. Assisting were Frank R. Gallin of Houston, Robert D. Dowlin of Houston, Fred J. Kana, and E. J. Sirocka. A buffet dinner followed, hosted by assembly members wives. Madison, Wis., noted for being named after President James Madison.
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Wayne Murrell
Guadalupe
Knights of Columbus
Christopher. E.' Byrne
General Assembly
Frank’ R
Assembly
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Frank
Dean
Iid Curtis
Baytown Knights of Columbus
Haildrerake
Pstarley Dorer
Walter Matthau
James Copurn
Henry Manciml
Peter Stone
Stanley Domen
Insurance Exchange
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner and Smith
Gulf Building
Civic Leader
Congress Seat
Ian
Baytonian
Bank In
Shell
Biwok
San‘ Jacinto* Methodiat
Harrell
Lynn Powers
Miriam
San Jacinto ‘Methodist
J.P. Watson
San’ Jacinto Methodist
Willard Thibodeaux
E. Dyer
Robert
Feinberg
William Read
Gresham
Thecla Annette Knighton
la Porte
Carl Wiebber
Baywood
Koe Hinojosa
Airhart Drive
Gary
Eugene Bender
McKinney Road
George’ Shamblin
Cand
Richard
Amelia
San Aacinio
John Pena
Madison, Wis
James ‘Madison
United States
Ray Powell
South Pruett
America
Perfecto Cleaners
Jon
Tri-City