SJMH Alters Composition of Board
San Jacinto Methodist church leaders announced after the monthly meeting Rev. Harry Holmes of St. Mark's Methodist Church was named to replace Rev. Don Duran on the board. Rev Basil Jones remains on the board but seeks relief as secretary. Ed Summers and Jones swap roles with Jones becoming assistant secretary. Houston Schweitzer reported that an architect decision for a new hospital professional building likely will be made this week. Don Shepherd, Houston businessman, is referenced.
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San Jacinto
Methodist
Harry Holmes
St. Mark’s ‘Methodist Church
Don Duran
Fortuner
Bos Houston Schweitzer
Don Shepherd
Houston
Trustees Study $200 Annual Teacher Pay Increase
School trustees Monday night agreed to study a proposed $200 annual raise for 572 teachers. The Baytown Education Association backed the raise, which would cost the district about $114,400 extra yearly. BEA chair Kathryn Wood urged an exhaustive review with the administration, noting salary inadequacies.
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Kathryn Wood
BEA Welfare Committee
Sun Spots at Barbers Hill School Board Meeting
Gary Boyd begins duties as Barbers Hill school superintendent replacing W C Underwood who moved to Georgetown to teach. Mrs Lonnie Bowlen, wife of Central Assembly of God pastor, hospitalized after Saturday auto accident with arm and knee injuries. Weather outlook cloudy with warm temps 75 to 93 degrees for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Barbers Hill
Gary Boyd
W.C. Underwood
Gekport Tor Teach
Dees
Lonnie Bowlén
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Bowlen
Central Assembly ,of God
Local notes and upcoming events from Baytown and Bristol
The clipping highlights Linda Harrison joining the Southern Belles at Robert E Lee High School in Bristol Virginia and reports on Baytowners en route to the World's Fair. It notes community happenings including Shutt's talk at Redeemer Lutheran, Pollyanna at Methodist Church, hospital stays, obituaries, a fellowship supper for First Christian Church, and an outdoor Baytown art show at Berkshire Village Pasadena California.
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Linda ‘Harrison
Southern Belles
Robert E.lee High School
the Sun
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bristol
Winston Nowlin
Eddie Krenick
Bill. Bradshaw
Grace Hargraves
Kenneth Badgett
Frenchy’’ Fontenot
Ophelia Jones
Jim
Nelson
A. J. Crawley
Col
la Porte
Lo Atwood
Lloyd Jones
Colorado
Kenneth Krasoff
Kessler
Ray Martin
Ray Leavins
Earl Barneil
First Christian Church
Church Fellowship
Edmund Pendleton
Baytown
Berkshire Village
Yorkshire
Pasadena
Damie Willette
Pasadena Gulf Coast Art Society
$84 Million Hike For Education Budget Proposed
Gov. John Connally's special committee on higher education urged a sweeping program to upgrade faculty salaries and create a strong coordinating board. They proposed increasing senior college and university salaries to 193 million for 1965-67 and 591 million the next biennium, and doubling tuition to 50 a semester with a new 18-member coordinating board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Wones Austin
John Connally
Texas
Eanh
Texas’ Education Agency
Boat Ramp Planned for San Jacinto River at Baytown
The Texas Highway Department seeks to build a free boat launching ramp on the east bank of the San Jacinto River between I 10 and the old Market Street Road bridge. The 23 by 40 foot concrete ramp would rise from minus 33 feet to plus 2.4 feet with a four foot loading pier and parking areas shoreward. Approval by the Houston Post Commission and the U S Army Engineers is expected, with completion in about 0 days per H D official.
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Baytown
San Jacinto River
Texas Highway Department
U.S. Army District Engineer's Office
Galveston
Interstate 10
Old Market Street Road
Houston District 12
Houston
Harris County Park
Clear Lake
Galveston County Park
Dickinson
Lake Houston
U.S. Highway 59
San Jacinto’River
Houston Post Commission
U.S. Army Engineers
F. W. Brown
Baytown Welcomes Helmerich and Payne Plant
New industry officials land in Baytown as Helmerich and Payne Inc announces plans for a 15 acre chemical plant near the Baytown Refinery. The facility expected to produce organic chemicals and liquids, employing about 40, with production slated for June 1, 1965.
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H.helmmerich
Oklasyy
Civicviéaders
Ata Ngon
Baytown
Wallisville Road
Houston
U.S
Odessa
Tex
Phoenix
Aviz
Helmerich Sit
Seth Roberson
Helmerich
Bay
Chamber
Helmerich and Payne
California
Actio
Chamber of Emmerce
Roberson
Chamber of Commerce
W. J
Bil
Strickler
H. H. Meier
J. A. Anderson
Refinery
Anderson
Tulsa
F. H. Maloney Co
Jin
Helmerich J
Payne
Helmerich, Meier
W. R. Harkey
D. R. Toll
Remy Coffin
E. £. Henson
Gordon Gardiner
The
Mision
Jim McBrien
Maloney
Lee Brasfield
Bee Industry
Last Rites For Baytonian Held Tuesday
Funeral services were held in Post Texas for Mrs Mary Owings 58 killed in a car wreck near Lubbock. Her husband James Owings Baytown employee was seriously injured with a foot amputated. They were en route to Colorado for a family reunion when the blowout caused a fourfold rollover. Survived by four sons, two grandchildren, and many relatives. Burial in Terrace Cemetery. Born October 10 1905 in Anson Texas, she lived in Baytown about ten years.
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Post
Tex
Mary.Owings
Ba Town
Lubbock
James B. Owings
Baytown City
Lubbock’ Methodist Hospital
Darrell Owings
Colorado
Charlie Wiliams
Stanley Mathis
Curtis Petty
Los Angeles
Celifra
G.S. Kennedy
San Angelo
Joe Vernon
A. T. Nixon
Terrace Cemetery
Mason Funeral Home
Last Rites Held For Mrs Gloria Bruce
Funeral services were held Tuesday at Trinity Episcopal Church for Mrs Gloria Bruce widow of the late Dr George Brice. Burial followed at Forest Park Cemetery in Houston under the direction of Paul A Lee Funeral Home. Survived by daughter Mrs Cameron Gates of Fort Belvoir Virginia a son Barton Bruce of New Orleans two sisters Mrs Fred O Hagan and her mother Mrs Ada Woodawant both of Baytown three grandchildren and other relatives. Mrs Bruce died suddenly from a heart attack at dinner time. Dr Bruce a Baytown physician died August 23.
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Gloria Bruce
George Brice
Trinity Episcopal Church
P. Walter Henckell
Forest Park
Houston
Paul A. Lee
Cameron Gates
Fort Belvoir
Va.j
Barton Bruce
New Orleans
Fred O'Hagan
Ada Woodawant
Baytown
Bruce
Start Of Shakeup Mikoyan To Be a New President
In Moscow reports say Anastasi Mikoyan, first deputy premier, plans to move to the Kremlin presidency, a largely ceremonial post, during the Soviet Parliament session. The shift would alter the Kremlin lineup, with Brezhnev possibly benefiting and Kosygin taking altered duties as power shifts unfold.
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Moscow
Anastasi
Mikoyan
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Cairo
Leonid Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Brezhnev
Communist Party
Central Committee
Offici
Alexei Krosygin
Ots
Kosygin
Presidium
Those Tromblee Shirts and the Baytonian Idea
Bay town salesman Douglas Tromblee becomes a shirt designer after a San Francisco ad man inspires a new Eagle Shirtmakers line in Quaker Town Pennsylvania. The idea includes a batten-down pocket shirt and double stitched collars to reduce wear.
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Wanda Orton
Tromblee
New York Times
Wall Street Journal
Playboy
Doug Tromblee
Baytown
Eagle Shirtmaker
Quaker Town
Douglas _Tromblee
Caldwell
Doug
San Francisco
Houston
Dallas
Howard Gossage
Eagle Shirtmakers
Daug
Eagle
Pending LC Business Is Delayed
Lee College trustees delayed action on a proposed split from the public school system and the creation of a board of regents. The delay also postpones revival of the athletic program, bursar hire, and the tentative 1964 65 budget totaling 1,026,776 with 856,601 for education.
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Lee College
George Gentry
Walter Rundell
Gentry
Rundell
Board of
Regents
Lee
Randell
Karl Opryshek
Opryshek
Sail
R. Kenneth Irby
Staf
Ser College
Goldwater Confronts Oregon Delegation at GOP Convention
Senator Barry Goldwater pressed forward for a first ballot nomination in San Francisco. He criticized Republicans for harming his campaign and urged the party to discuss Johnson administration failures rather than nuclear policy. He halted to address Oregon delegates, saying Republicans had already damaged him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Uarry Kelly
San. Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Goliwater
Oregon
Johnson
Goldwater
Fraint W. Scranton
Scranton Faction Presses Platform Planks At Goldwater Convention
Scranton backers press to amend the GOP platform denouncing extremism and reaffirming civilian control over nuclear weapons. The clash with Goldwater’s supporters risks a last stand before the nomination vote, as sums of delegates and letters shape the ultimate plan on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Goldwater
Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
Goldwaters
Hugh Seow
Christian A. Herter
Pennsylvania
Amperien
The
United
Scranton Efdon
Arizona
Associated Press
Ohi
Cov
James A. Rhodes
Man of Weir
Scranton Tn
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Herbert ‘Shutt
Speak
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Hayley Mills
Wilson
Sill Wilson
Methodist Hospital
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E. A. Kirk
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