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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1966

Page

5

CC Hears Plans For Improving Phone Service

Baytown Chamber luncheon speaker E. O. Cambern of General Telephone outlined direct Baytown Highlands and Houston area service to begin December 1967 after an signed contract with Southwestern Bell. He noted rural cable expansion and future Beasley Addition Heber Plant and Tri City Beach work as part of preparing direct Houston service and indicated Crosby may join Metropolitan Service as new equipment is deployed.

Bill Lace E. O. Cambern Baytown General Telephone Co Chamber of Commerce Holiday Ten Highlands Houston General Southwestern Bell Cambern General Telephone Galard Jack Garth New Ross Sterling High School Lynchburg Cedar Bayou North Main Massey Beasley Heber Tri- City Beach U.S. Steel Federal Communications Commission Crosby

200 Foot Fall Fatal To La Porte Man 34

Baton Rouge sees a tower construction accident kill two and injure five on the Humble refinery project. William Carl Amund Son, 34, of La Porte Texas, and Jerry D. Davis, 28, of Rockdale, die after a 200 foot fall from a suspended basket. Several workers from Houston and nearby towns are hospitalized, with Richard Simmons later sent home. Amundson was a Troy native with funeral planned in Waco.

la Porte Baton Rouge William Carl Amund Son Wth St Porte Jerry D. Davis Racliff Southern Steel Tank Co Houston ON and Refining Co Aramson Davis Richard] Simmons C. A. Roland Jr la Marque C Cl Crowell Dean England Jackson Edmund Kennegay Our Lady of the Lake Hospital Baton Rouge General Hospital Simmons Baton Rouge General Amunsop Troy Tex Waco

Funeral Notices for Gord and McDonald in Baytown area

Two obituaries notice deaths of Ed Gord 6 percent of Earl Alfred, native of Houston, long Baytown resident and retired refinery worker. Survivors include wife Mel Nettie Good, son Albert Good, daughter in law, five grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 pm Sunday at Port Arthur Lee Chapel with Rev A L Jordan. Also Charles Alfred McDonald 83 of 1000 Monty died 2 pm Friday in Baytown Hospital after 32 years with Yomble Ow ang Refining Co. Survived by two sons, four daughters, five sisters, one brother, ten grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Services 2 am Sunday Earthman Chapel, interment Cedar Bayou Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.

T.C. Harmon Mow Belvieu Ars E. OD Craig Baytown Dorothy Moody Airs Maude Morrison Gussie Newman Donny Wall San Antonio E. S. McDonald Ord Earthman Chapel Jim Brown Central Baptist Church Cedar Bayou Jock Craig Ho L. Hore Jack Ashley Charles Jones Charles Sormen Denny Crafford Eeone Oraatore

Army ends Guaranteed Travel program July first

Army recruiter SFC James Beckworth announced the Guaranteed Travel Program will be discontinued effective July 1. Enlistees before June end can still receive guaranteed travel to chosen overseas areas including Europe, Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far East, with details available at the Recruiting Station or by calling 582-7951.

SFC James H. Beckworth U.S. Army Beckworth Europe Germany Italy Alaska Hawaii Far East Federal

Baytown Man, 69 Dies In His Home

Ed Good 65 of 607 E Alford died at his Baytown home at 3 45 p m Friday. A Houston native who moved to Baytown 42 years ago he was a blacksmith supervisor at Humble Oil Baytown Refinery until retiring in 1951. Survived by wife Nethe Good son Albert Good daughter Mrs J B Coon five grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral 2 20 p m Sunday at Paul A Lee Chapel Memorial Baptist Church officiating burial Memory Gardens Baytown with pallbearers Leon Tamison Dick Puckett David Malone J B Coon Jr Harlan Schaeffer Robert Sanders.

Ed Gord Earl Alfred Houston Port A. Lee Chapel A. L. Jordan Memorial Baptist Church Affeende Buriat Wilt Mémory Gardens Baytown Cem Ed Good E. Alford Humble Oil and Refining Co Nethe Good Albert Good Texas City J. B. Coon

Citizens urged to push for better clean water

A mayoral letter encourages Chip and others to stay engaged on water purification. Citizens should discuss the issue with friends and teachers, ask questions, and invite more interest. The city council meets the second and fourth Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at city hall, and all are welcome.

Chip City Hall Seaborn Cravey

Baytonians Enlist In U S Army Three men enlist

Baytonians enlist three Baytonians in the U S Army. James H. Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Howard P Jackson 309 Shady Lane serves in security agency Larry W Chavers son of Roy V Chavers 511 Park is airborne and Roy F Floyd son of Mr and Mrs Lee Roy Floyd 1606 Alabama works in construction and utilities.

U.S James H. Jackson Howard P. Jackson Shady Lane Security Agency Larry W. Chavers Roy V. Chavers Park Airborne Roy F. Floyd Lee Roy Floyd Alabama

Moore To Speak At West Bay Kiwanis Luncheon

Dave Moore, manager of the Baytown Chamber of Commerce, will be guest speaker at the regular noon luncheon of the West Bay Kiwanis Club at the Rebel Inn on Monday.

Rehabilitation of Juveniles Urged in Dallas

Dallas Crime Commission head John McKee urges building a juvenile rehabilitation workshop regardless of cost. He notes juveniles account for nearly half of major Dallas crimes and repeats offenders show the current system is wrong. Proposes city and courts collaborate to teach trades to juvenile offenders.

Dallas Dallas Crime Commission Commission John McKee McKee

Hospital Notes Admits Patients at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist

The notice lists admitted patients and room assignments at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist hospitals. Names include Mrs Wilma Ericson, Mack Q Penn, Eveahue Eldridge, Raymond Taylor, Mrs Allie Welsch, George Spanier, Mrs J A Strickland, Mrs Ruby Heaner, Melanie Burns, and Thomas F Montgomery with respective addresses and room numbers.

Wilma Ericson Bayway Mack Q. Penn Dayton Eveahue Eldridge Cleveland Raymond Taylor Cedar Bayou Allie Welsch N. Main George Spanier McFarland J. A. Strickland Fleetwood Ruby Heaner Wu ‘James Melanie Burns Crosby

Baytonians Attend Texas Education Workshop

Three Baytonians Mrs Betty Butler Mrs Vernie Burleson and Miss Dianne Dauphin attend the ninth annual workshop of the Texas Association for Childhood Education at the University of Texas. The noncredit course aims at teacher growth under the topic New Dimensions in Learning. Butler is with Deer Park School District Dauphin with Pasadena School District and Burleson teaches at Ashbel Smith Elementary. They are staying in the Kinsolving Dormitory where the workshop is held.

Arp Sculpture Donated to Dallas Museum of Fine Arts

A bronze sculpture by French artist Jean Hans Arp titled Sculpture Classique has been donated to the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts in memory of Seeger O Boyle. The work, funded by Mrs. O Boyle's family and friends, marks Arp's first pieces in the museum's permanent collection.

Dallas Jean Hans Arp Dallas Museum of Fine Arts Seeger O'Boyle

Marine Is Candidate For Medal And Promotion

Maj. Gen. Lewis Fields recommends the Medal of Honor and a battlefield promotion to 2nd lieutenant for Staff Sgt. Jimmie Howard, 36, who led 17 Marines in a night fight against 20 Viet Cong on June 16 at Chu Lai. Howard, wounded, says he did not feel like a hero, insisting he set an example for his men.

Chu Lai South Viet Nam Lewis Fields 1St Marine Division U.S Jimmie Howard United States Howard Balboa Hospital San Diego Calif Father Six

1924 Democratic Convention Narrowed Nominee After 103 Roll Calls

The 1924 Democratic Party Convention endured 103 roll calls before John W. Davis secured the presidential nomination, highlighting a drawn out contest within the party.

John W. Davis

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CC Hears Welcome Wagon International Uife SHELL Hell Oil Company Roy Creel Shell Oil Company Fannin St Clem Chrysler BTU Eneve Chrysler Corporation Gulf Coast San Jacinto Methodist Thomas F. Montgomery Crestway Baytonians Larry &. Carroll Floyd D. Carroll Raintree Port Hueneme Carroll Lackland Afb Robert E. Lee High School Lee College Baskin Robins A-All Electric Company A-All Electric CO Mension Clearaway Mee Jamaica BIG Group BUY Now Wee Penn-Prest Sport Groue Madras Texans Medicare P.O. Box Texas Malling Tate
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