Maintenance Supervisor Hired By BH Schools
Sam Johnson, 26, hired as maintenance supervisor for Barbers Hill School District with a 39000 annual salary, duties include equipment, air conditioning, buses, and student services across all schools. Johnson has 15 years of motor vehicle repair experience, studied refrigeration and electronics, and previously ran his shop in Belvieu. He and wife Loretta have two sons in elementary school. he joins Mont Belvieu Lions Club.
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Johnson
Oklahoma
Lee College
Southwestern Signal School
Augusta
Belvieu
Baytown
Loretta
David
Denny
Mont 'Belvieu Lions Club
Austin
Robert Capello
Mission, Tax
Cach
J. W. Grimes
George Mills
W Clark
DB. E. Williams
J. W. Guest
P. QO. Wood
Joe Presnall
M. L. Langston
Tax Equatiza Lion Board
Beach City Lions Plan Barbecue
Beach City Lions Club stages its third annual charity barbecue on Saturday July 6 at the Crawl Fishing Camp Trinity Bus. Gene Jennings serves as master of ceremonies. Serving runs 12 a.m. to 5 p.m. Donations are 90 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.Preparation begins at 2 a.m. on barbecue day with committee members George Armer Roy Bernard Calvin Evans J D Nicholson Calvin Evans and D E Gillem.
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Beach City
Calvin Evans
J. D. Nicholson
D. E. Gillem
Boyer to Take Masonic Post in Gimse Creek Lodge
James A. Boyer will be installed as worshipful master of Gimse Creek Masonic Lodge No. 1192 APE&AM in a public ceremony at 7:00 p.m. Saturday at the lodge hall on Texas Avenue. Installations include E. Bounds senior warden, F. J. Simmons junior warden, J. W. Johnson treasurer, E. E. Waugh secretary, C. E. Gates plain, L. Cook officer, L. Powell junior deacon, W. E. senior steward, P. Rumore junior award. all installing officers will be present. A reception will follow. Friends and visiting masons invited.
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James A. Boyer
Gimse Creek Masonic Lodge
Ape&am
Vlodge Hall
Texas Avenue
E. 3. Bounds
Fred J. Simmons
James W. Johnson
E. E. Waugh
Charles E. Gates
L. Cook
Orf
Louis Powell
W. EL
Pat
Roger Rumore
Puppy Palace Opens With Pet Care Guarantee
A garbled notice from Wollaston and Cary announces the opening of Puppy Palace, promising pet care and guarantees. The fragment hints at feeding rules, possible fees, and pet care services, though details are unclear due to transcription errors.
Light My Cigaret Give Me Your Money Heist
A male robber entered Lil's Food Shop in St. Ich, pointed a revolver at clerk Mrs. Matie at the register and demanded cash. She handed over about $26 during the exchange about lit cigarettes. No further details were provided on suspects or weapon.
Tough Safe Stolen Contained $15,343
Los Angeles report says a 200 pound safe was stolen from Chapgril Sanatorium. Thieves attempted to crack it with a hammer and chisel, then abandoned the effort. A locksmith in Las Vegas opened the safe in three minutes revealing $15,443 in cash.
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Los Angeles
Lanwell Craddock
Chapgril
Las Vegas
Nev
Houston Area Sees 1.95 Million Tons Of AC Capacity
The Houston area reached about 1 950 600 tons of electric air conditioning capacity in 1967 with HLPCO reporting 15 000 tons added that year. Window units and central systems dominated growth, residential central systems exceeding 30 000 tons and about 10 000 homes and apartments prepared for complete electric space heating and cooling.
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Houston
Houston - Gul
Houston Lighting and Power Cos
Tg Hlpco
MISS LIBERTY RESIDES IN DISTRICT
AP reports Liberty, the Statue of Liberty, sits in New York's 60th Assembly District on Liberty Island, with four islands in the district. Assemblyman Lets De Salvio campaigns on Manhattan's southern tip, but scarce votes loom. Enrollment shows two registered voters on Governors Island and none on Liberty or Ellis Islands.
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New York
Assemblyman
DeSalvis
Liberty Island
DeSalvio
Manhattan Island
DeSalvig
Board
Goodman Accepts Command Post at Electronics Support Command
Col. Goodman, formerly of Baytown, named commanding officer of the Army Electronics Support Command at Fort Monmouth New Jersey. He begins a tenure overseeing post functions for the command and attached units, with duties including maintenance supply post engineer transportation and provost marshal.
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John . Godman
Baytown
Army Electronics Support Command
Fort Monmouth
N.J
Electronics Command
Goodman
Fort Monmeth
Feantagon
Japan
Harvard
Furnsce
Philadelphia
Boston
Maritime Unions Plan Protest March in Houston Port
Five maritime unions in Houston plan a protest march next Wednesday to close the Port of Houston all day. They oppose reappointment of Port Commission chairman Howard Tellepsen, whose term expired in May 1966, with no action yet taken to replace him. Houston Councilman Bill Elliott calls the port labor tension a seething protest and urges a vote of confidence or a new appointment.
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Houston
Houston City
Port of Houston
Waterfront Isbor
Howard Fellepsen
Port Commission
Tellepsen
Harris County Commissioners Court
Houston City Council
Bill Elliott
Telicpsen
Wwe
Wwe Should Herve
Himg
All Saints Sets Service for Third Sunday After Trinity
All Saints Episcopal Church observes the Third Sunday after Trinity with morning prayer at 11 a.m. The Rev. Peter Katt will lead the service and preach. Br. Robert Pennington reads lessons, Grace Jones and Charles Homer Jr. care for the altar, Virginia Chandler is the organist, ushers include L. R. Holland and Homer Jr., and acolytes are Chandler, Little, Winslow, and Currie. A Holy Communion service at 9 a.m. has Robert Dunlap assisting. Church School and Adult Bible study are suspended for summer.
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All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Peter Katt
Robert E. Pennington
Grace Jones
Charles H. Homer Jr
Virginia Chandler
L. R. Holland
Charles Chandler
John Little
Timothy Winslow
Breny Currie
Robert H. Dunlap
Church School
Adit Richie
Mont Belvieu Baptist Women Attend Meeting
Mont Belvieu Baptist women of the WMU gather Tuesday for orientation and training in new missionaries. Mrs. W C Rex directs a program titled Plus for New Missionaries with scripture reading, prayer, and group discussions led by members and attendees including Mrs. J B Gill, Mrs. C Leonard, and others.
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Mont Belvieu tSp
Womanitary Union
First Past
W.C. Rex
J. B Gill
C. Laonird
Wors
Ray
Leénmich
Tanker ,Taylor
WMU
Broad And Narrow Way First Christian Sermon
Rev. B D Nisbet Jr preaches The Broad And Narrow Way at 10 50 a m Sunday sermon on Matthew 7 12 34 Worship led by Eldon Berry with George Adams and O H Ficklin at communion Ben Ed Stowell deacon chairman Miss Adeline Knodel music director on vacation CYF to Texas Youth Convention in Fort Worth PCUL July 30 Aug 2 CWF board meeting Tuesday at 9 30 am department meetings 7 pm Wednesday Senior High Teen Night Friday Chi Rho play rehearsals led by Dixie Holt July pulpit supply schedule due to vacation of Rev Nisbet
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B D. Nisbet Jr
First Christian Church
Echel Bush
Mathew
Eldon Berry
George Adams
H. Ficklin
Ben Ed Stowell
Adeline Knodel
Hse
CYF
Fort Worth
PCUL
CWF
Chi Rho
pDixie Holt
Nisbet
W. E. du Plantis Jr
Gilbert Lumpkin
Charles Moore
Meadowbrook Christian Church
Siiss Judy Lynn Frazier
St Mark's Methodist Church to host multiple sermons and events
Rev Leslie LeGrand will preach at 8 49 a m and 10 55 a m Sunday services at St Mark's. Rev Rudy Pace preaches 7 p m on Written In the Sands of Tiny Sunday. Youth prepare dinner to fund trip to Nashville July 27 to August 4. Methodist Men meet 6 45 p m Wednesday. Speaker Phillip Dig juem of Lee College. Woman's Society meets 9 15 a m Friday. Mrs W A Johnson guest speaker with slides on Bolivian Indians.
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Leslie LeGrand
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Rudy Pace
Tiny
St. Mark's
Nashville
Tenn
St Mark's
Jim Pridmore
Phillip Digjuem
Lee College
Woman's Society of Christian Service
W. A. Johnson
Johnson
Second Baptist to Observe Lord's Supper and Baptism
Second Baptist Church will observe Baptism and the Lord's Supper at 7 p.m. Sunday with Rev. Roy Cloudt delivering the message titled Prevailing in Prayer during Morning Worship. G A Girls from Palacios Camp will share camp activities during the evening service. Church office closed Thursday, July 4.
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Second Baptist Church
Roy Cloudt
Cloudt
G.A
Palacios
Philip Dignam Speaks at Trinity Church Service
The Rev. F. Philip Dignam will conduct three Sunday services at Trinity Episcopal Church in Rector Henckell’s absence. Holy Communion at 9 a.m. with acolyte James Harrop Lewis. Ushers Jap Katribe and Wiliam H. Harrop. organist Miss Marsha Seale. Junior Choir directed by Mrs. Stamey Fisher to sing at the 9:15 family eucharist. Dr. C. Lee Liggett epistoler. Acolytes include Dickie Hunter Sail Bethea Danny Whatley Davin Dignam Keith Stallknecht David Timmons and J. D. Rankin. Parish Choir directed by Richard Bain with Miss Seale at organ for the 11 a.m. service. Lay readers C. E. Houghton and Stephen Linscott. Ushers W. E. Linscott and S. E. Wilson. Acolytes Charlie Brack Richard McManus John Russel Bart Russell Jerome Zierlein. Marin Guild work directed by Mrs. QO. AL Meador, Mrs. T. M. Hoffman, and Mrs. John M. D. Heald. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Love host coffee. Church School at 9:15 a.m. and 11 a.m. Summer visual education program pending. A. M. Souby superintendent.
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C. Lee Liggett
Dickie Hunter
Sail Bethea
Danny Whatley
Davin
Dignam
Keith Stallknecht
David Timmons
W. E. Linscott
E. Wilson
Charlies Brack
Richard McManus
John Russel
Bart Russell
Jerome Zierlein
Anar Guild
AL Meador
T. M. Hoffman
John M. D. Heald
H. N. Love
A. M. Souby
Lord's Supper Observed at Memorial Baptist Service
Memorial Baptist will observe the Lord's Supper at the 11 a.m. service with a theme of all CTS. A 7 p.m. reception for the new minister of education and his wife will follow in the fellowship room. Youth Evangelism Conference leaves Wednesday for Ft Worth. Leighton Ford and others appear Wednesday night at Travis Avenue Baptist.
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Memorial Baptist
Hey
George Nielsen
Youth Evangelism Conference
Ft. Worth
Travis Avenue Baptist Church
Leighton Ford
Cliff Sorrows
Bill Glass
W. Edward ‘Hiele
Ridgecrest
Treinsing Union
Memorial Ha
Silent, Friends Department of the
First, Baptist Church
Groves
Herey Island
Tub 4
Judson Sewry Council
Coady Baptist Sunday School Begins Service
Coady Baptist Church on Wade Road hosts Sunday services with 9:45 a.m. Sunday School in the adult assembly led by Jerry Gregory directing the congregational singing. Morning worship at 10:30 a.m. features Rev. C. E. Radows Jr. preaching on Daniel's Posterity. Training Union at 5:30 p.m. under Carroll Jennische. Evening service at 6:30 p.m. sermon titled The Perils of a Victorious Life. Wednesday Prayer Meeting at 7:30 p.m.
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Coady Baptist
Wade Road
Jerry Gregory
C. £. Radows Jr
Carroll Jennische
Schubert Family Feted At Grace Church Reception
William W. Schubert and family are honored with a reception after the night service to thank them for nine years of full-time service to Grace Church. Rev. Asbury Lenox, newly arrived, and his wife are also honored on the occasion. The event is sponsored by the Women's Society of Christian Service in the church fellowship hall.
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William W. Schubert
Asbury Lenox
Grace Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Rev
Asbury Len
Lectors and Altar Boys Set At St. Josephs
At St Josephs for the th Sunday after Pentecost the epistle and gospel readings are listed with named lectors and altar boys. A Wednesday 7 pm novena features Roy Detweiler and Roy Glahn. Knights of Columbus sponsor a family communion at all masses for world peace with confessions Thursday 3 to 5 pm and Friday before masses.
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St. Joseph’s
Ostermeyer
Emil Pauler
Fred Sonnier
Richard Tannich
James Hebert
Dr. R. Thomson
Greg Matthews
John Refer
Mike Norton
Gilbert Santana
Edward Orsak
Oscar Walker
Ine
Pat Favias
Kent Wallace
Chris Roberson
Sam Wells
Tim Wendel
Bernard Wootan
Roy Detweiler
Roy Glahn
Knights of Columbus
Westminster Adult Study Courses Announced for Summer Quarter
Westminster Presbyterian Church schedules summer quarter adult study courses starting July 7. Courses include The Gospel According to Peanuts by Robert L. Short and Why Am I A Presbyterian by H A Miller. Rev. Thomas R. Brower will lead morning worship. Child and youth classes begin at 10 30 a m, adult classes at 10 43 a m, with a beach party for Senior High Youth Sunday afternoon. Bible study continues at 7 30 p m Sunday and 7 20 p m Thursday. Session meets Monday at 7 30 p m, men’s luncheon at 12 15 p m Thursday at The Tower restaurant.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Robert L. Short
H.a. Miller
Thomas R. Brower
T the Tower Restaurant
St Johns Congregation Introduces New Methodist Hymnal
St John s Congregation will introduce the new Methodist Hymnal published by the Commission on Worship in 1665. The official board and WSCS sponsor the project to secure copies. Sunday services include an all church singing from the hymnal and talks by Rev William J Commer on The Divine Presence In Our Lives. The MYF will conduct the 7 20 service.
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St. John's
The
Methodist Church
Board
Commission On Worship
WSCS
John L Fulton
R. L. Carter
William J. Commer
MYF
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Topic in Baytown Church
The Christian Science Church in Baytown invites all to Sunday services at 13 a.m featuring the Lesson Sermon on the law of the Spirit of life in Christ. Related readings from Science and Health will be read. Nursery care is available, and the Reading Room at 16 N. Ashbel is open weekdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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Jesus Hoth
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Church
Baytown
Nevada
Michigan Streets
Christain Science Readers
N. Ashbel
Death In Destiny Sermon At Shiloh Baptist Church
Rev M H Smone centers Sunday service on Death In Destiny from First Corinthians 15 24 at 11 am D C Mangum to lead song Iver Thompson to lead Sunday School 9 45 am Training Union 6 30 pm and night service 7 30 pm Bryant Smith trains the union in a compact community church notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H Smone
Shiloh Baptist Church
D. C. Mangum
Iver Thompson
Brycent Smith
First Baptist Youth Revival Concludes Sunday in Baytown
The First Baptist Youth Revival at Baytown ends this Sunday after a 10 50 a m service led by evangelist Ricky Donaho and singer Roger Bryant. The 7 p m service features Pastor Rev Robert M Cheek returning from a two week vacation. Activities include Juniors and Primaries day Tuesday at 9 a m and WMS meetings at 9 and 7 p m Tuesday. County churchwide services are planned for 10 a m and 7 p m Tuesday, with Kathleen Jones WMS meeting at 7 p m Tuesday hosted by Mrs Robert Floyd at 1693 Florida.
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First Baptist
Baytown
Ricky Donaho
Roger Bryant
Robert M. Cheek
Flo Love
WMS
Kathleen Jones
First Presbyterian To Have Communion Sunday
First Presbyterian Church schedules Holy Communion at the 9:30 and 11:00 services led by Rev. Burnette W. Dowler. Sunday School and adult education begin at 3:30, with junior high trip to Houston to see Oklahoma and senior high meeting topics on Baytown growth.
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First Presbyterian Church
Burnette W. Dowler
Houston
Okla
Administrative Board At St. Pauls Honored Open House
St Pauls Methodist Church hosts an open house for its newly formed Administrative Board at the church parsonage 20 Red Bud Lane from 4 to 6 pm. The day features a 9:30 am service with Rev Robert Joiner Jr delivering a sermon on Our Christian Faiths Relationship to Super American Citizenship. Sunday school begins at 10:30 am. Junior High MYF meets at 3 pm and Senior High MYF at 6 pm at the church. Choir rehearsal is 7:30 pm Wednesday. Women’s Society meets 10 am Tuesday July 9 at 149 East Market Sweet Highlands with Miss J T Sloane presenting. Vacation Church School runs eight days July 16–19 and July 22–26 with music led by Mrs Herman Davis. Teachers include many named staff across Preschool to Elementary levels. Refreshments planned by Mrs Joe Frien and Mrs Kenneth Julian.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
Red Bud Lane
Robert Joiner
Wil
Methodist Youth’ Fellowship
MYF
Women’s Society of Christian Service
M. O. Jackson
East Market Sweet
Highlands
J. T. Sloane
St. Paul's Vacation Church
Herman Davis
L . P. Harrison
Dave C J Swalm
Bill Huntington
Jeanette Stevens
Jeff Culpepper
Ted Heisig
Mary Beltz
Rev Roy L Felder To Preach At Cedar Bayou
The Rev L Felder pastor of Cedar Bayou United Methodist Church will preach at the 10 50 a m service Sunday The sanctuary choir directed by Harvey Hardison will sing the anthem and Miss Sandra Boyd will be guest organist Ushers for morning and night services are Byron Franklin L O Casey El Hendrix J B Upton W J Tadlock and R E Casey The MYE groups meet at 6 p m The night service starts at 7 p m with Rev Felder preaching Commission meetings follow at 8 p m Scout Troop 43 meets at 7 p m Monday Women’s Society executive meeting Tuesday at 9 a m with general meeting at 930 a m Mrs Shelly Crayerton in charge and Dulcena Office hostess Prayer service set for 7 p m Wednesday Julia Lottie Circle meets at 945 a m Thursday quilting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Felder
Pasor
Cedar Bayou United
Rev
Felder
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Shelly Crayerton
Dulcena Ofrice
Bronnie West
Julia Lottie
Family Worship Service at St Pauls Lutheran Church
The 10 15 a m service at St Pauls Lutheran Church features a sermon We Will See Jesus by Rev Harold C Bomhoff with a children's sermonette. Youth retreat plans include July 6 7 in Galveston under Rev Robert Otterstad. Local youth sponsors are listed and a special family night with a talk on Drugs and Drug Addiction by Sergeant Cooper is set at 6 39 p m with a covered dish supper for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Jesus
Harold C. Bomhoff
Elna French
William Weber, Jr
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
Galveston
Robert Otterstad
American Lutheran Church
Gan! Mowery
Gary Munson
Tildos Penton
Weber
Church
Friends of the Church
Rames
Baptist Temple Night Service On Patriotism
Baptist Temple Church in Graham will hold an unusual Sunday night service at T p m on June 31. The program centers on the flag and patriotic themes with prayers for leaders and service members. Eugene Wright, music director, will combine choirs and groups to express diverse moods. Rev. J. T. Terry is pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Temple Church
Graham
Eugene Wright
J. T. Terry
Baptist Temple
Jehovah's Witnesses Bible Lecture at Kingdom Hall
A free public Bible lecture will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 1305 Hawthorne. After the sermon, a group Bible study on A Typical Priesthood Points the Way features Exodus 4:22 and 19:6. Other meetings this week include congregation Bible studies at 7 p.m. Tuesday and a weekly ministry school and service meeting at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom Hall
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Hawthorne
Congregation Bible Studies
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