Beach City residents hear concert at Beach Baptist
Area residents attended a concert at Beach Baptist Church organized by a local group. The fire at a McCollum Park home destroyed a residence owned by Joyce Jordan though it was unoccupied. A newborn daughter Melina Lynn was welcomed to Mr and Mrs Gene Dutton and Mrs Kelly, formerly Sue Woodall. Danny Fisher from Veterans Hospital recuperating after surgery. J Jordan, granddaughter of Bob Jordan, recovering from tonsillectomy. Luther Mackrell and wife visited J J Vevelka in La Marque. Steve Neyland, U.S. Army at Fort Sill, reports snowball fun during storm. Rev Bob Eliott and wife returned from Texas Evangelism Conference in Fort Worth.
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Central ‘Baptist
Terry
Louie Evans
Rinky
Steve
McCollum Park
Joyce Jordan
Beach City
Barbers Hill
Baytown
Gene
Dutton
R P. Kelly
Melina Lynn
Kelly
Sue Woodall
Danny Fisher
Mes
Buddy ‘Fisher
Veterans Hospital
Ji Jordon
Fof
Bob Jordon
R. ‘J. McGa
Sand
Luther. Mackrell
J. J. Vevelka
la Marque
Steve Neyland
Army
Fort Sill
Olda
Bob Eliott
Fort Worth
J. W. Davison
Kay
Cedar Bayou
False Teeth Relief Ad Tries Odd Remedies
A fragmented ad-like passage mentions wearing false teeth and relief efforts. It references dental care and regular visits, with unclear names or places. The lines show misread words like Gia Comfort and ASTEETA, suggesting OCR errors from a health promotion snippet.
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Asteeta
Bearth
Original Amateur Hour Keeps Rolling On TV Return
Ted Mack and the Original Amateur Hour rolls on CBS at 5 30 p m Sundays despite NFL pre emptions. The show returns Jan 25 after the football season, with Mack recalling 20 staffers who kept the turkeys idle. Notable performers linked to the program include Sinatra Brewer Merrill Boone Fontaine and Francis. The series began on radio in 1935 under Major Edward Bowes and moved to television in 1948 making it the oldest commercial TV program per Mack with Sullivan launching the same year.
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Lee de Forest
CBS
Mack
Lawrence Welk
Frank Sinatra
Teresa Brewer
Robert Merrill
Pat Boone
Frank Fontaine
Connie Francis
Edward Bowes
Bowes
Ed Sullivan
HL&P Names Public Relations Chief David Low
David Low has been named HL&P director of public relations succeeding Alvin R. Busse. A Dallas native and UT business graduate, Low joined HL&P in 1968 after eight years with General Telephone. He and his wife Sally Ann reside in Houston with their two children. Denise Reineke named to Rice President's Honor Roll. Dennis L. Wickliffe promoted to sergeant in the U S Air Force. stationed with Combat Air Forces in Vietnam.
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Houston Lighting and Power Co
F. M. Austin
Hl&p
Low
General Telephone Co
Southwest
North Texas
Oklahoma
San Angelo
Alvin R. Busse
Dallas
Lowhards
University of Texas
Texas Public Relations Association
Tallawood Baptist Church
General Telephone
Salvation Army
Sherman
Sherman United Fund
Shermen Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sherman Chamber of Commerce
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
San Angelo Junior
Rice
Denise Reineke
W. J. Reineke
Rice University
Denise
Dennis L. Wickliffe
Jacqueline
Jack K. Smith
Taft Circle
U.S. Air Force
U.S
Vietnam
IER&E Promotes W. C. Geiger To Research Post
Wilburn C. Geiger receives a promotion to research technologist at Esso Research and Engineering Co. Baytown Synthetic Fuels Laboratory. He coordinates analytical work in the Coal Liquefaction Pilot Unit Lab and advances new instrumental techniques for characterizing coal products. Geiger, a Lee College graduate and Air Force Reserve lieutenant colonel, also serves as liaison to the Air Force Academy in Baytown. He and wife Loree reside at 100 Lazy Lane with their two daughters.
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Wilburn C. Geiger
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Baytown Synthetic Fuels Laboratory
Geiger
Lees College
ROBIN
Air Force Reserve
Air Force Academy
Baytown
Loree
Lazy J Lane
Modern Man Becomes Homebody Says Alfie Windfall
HAL BOYLE reports Alfie Windfall foresees a future where the home replaces the city as people work and shop from home via picture phone. He argues air and traffic irritations plus crime and cost push people toward rural or homebased living, with offices and meetings moved from cities to farms or sun porches.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Alfie
Ling
CityTife
Dimes and Faith Lift Hilliard Singleton Memoir
In Louisville, AP reports Hilliard Singleton recalls how his daughter Sandy received 20 cents weekly, with one dime for church and one for her. A coin slipped through a sidewalk grate prompting the child to exclaim a reverent, Oh God, there went your dime.
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Louisville, Ky
Sandy
Hilliard Singleton
Walden forest cone program supports replanting effort
Walden Forest Service buys about 3000 bushels of Lodgepole pine cones yearly from hikers at $3 a bushel. Each bushel yields roughly a half pound of seed for replanting cutover and burned lands, aiding forest restoration. Coal leads Kentucky economy with 196 million tons mined in 1968, up 6.8 percent from 1967, contributing over $400 million.
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Walden, Colo
U.S. Forest Service
Walden
Louisville, Ky
Kentucky
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