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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1966
Page
5
St Josephs Junior High sets its annual science fair for March 12 and 13 with Sister Louis de Montfort guiding setups in the auditorium on March 11. Students and teachers are preparing projects and grade appropriate demonstrations for a school assembly and science display.
Dale Remkes son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Remkes of Crosby has been offered a four year football scholarship to Stephen F Austin State College in Nacogdoches announced at the annual football banquet by Coach Jack Spence. Awards were presented at the Tower Restaurant Baytown Booster Club sponsored banquet. New captains named Clifford Michalsky Darryle Peters and Jerry Jones. The 1965 Buffalo football team district champions recognized with cheerleaders and football sweetheart Barbara James. Main speaker Walter F Williams referee. master of ceremonies Rev Dan Bynum. The yearbook staff sent the final shipment to the publisher and editor Shirley Tyler thanked the staff.
BJH band members win in Port Neches with 18 winners across solos and ensembles. Judges C R Smith and A Land named top performers including Jeanne Laurence Larry Barron Steven Shiflett Linda Williams Marie Watson Carole Patterson Jim Ashby Susan Oliphant Terry Smith Marleen Hicks Glenda Lyon Lucy Whitson Marz Brown and others in cornet duet brass choir drum quartet trombone duet flute trio. Library offers new books headed by librarian Miss Virginia Carter.
Fragmented yearbook style notes list students and quick actions from Cheryl Smith to Sammy Chitty. Entries include omissions of Peggy Miller from Honor Society, students in class and gym activities, seating saves, debates prep, banquets, lunches, and stumbles. A snapshot of daily school life with names, small events, and scattered actions.
The second Sunday in Lent at St Josephs Catholic Church features services led by Monsignor Denis Kennedy with Fathers Tinney and Fertitta. Corporate communion for KIZT at 7:30 a.m. mass. other masses listed. Epistle and Gospel cited. Community notices include Catholic Daughters meeting March 7 and bake sale after masses.
A prairie fire at North Concho Lake near San Angelo, Texas, destroyed thirty cows and ten calves valued at 10,000 dollars. The Angus cattle belonged to Angelo State College, with several registered show stock. Firefighters from San Angelo, Goodfellow Air Force Base, and nearby towns battled the blaze for six hours to contain the spread.
Trinity Episcopal Church observes the second Sunday in Lent with three services led by Rev. P. Walter Henckell. Holy Communion at 8 a.m. features Dr. C. H. Dolphag and Jeff Hankinson as acolyte, Deb bie Elliott organist, and D. C. Walsh Jr. plus W. C. Heismer as ushers. Junior Choir to sing at 9:15 a.m. Family Service, with Mrs. Le Roy Holcomb as organist director and Pete Sultis and Le Roy Holcomb as lay readers. Parish Choir to sing at 11 a.m. Holy Communion with Richard Bain directing and Mrs. Stanley Fisher organist. epistle read by Edward L. Roberts. acolytes listed. Acolytes include Bill Lewis and others. Altar Guild led by Mrs. J. Roy and Mrs. Robert W. Matherne. Church School at 9:55 a.m. and 2 p.m. with R. C. Halter superintendent. nursery available. Rector to conduct confirmation instructions at 3 p.m. Trinity youths host St John’s Church of La Porte at 6:30 p.m. for fellowship, film, and recreation after supper. Lenten schedule includes Holy Communion 9:30 a.m. Tuesday and Thursday. fellowship supper 6:30 p.m. Wednesday followed by Litany at 7 p.m. Vestry meeting Tuesday 7:30 p.m.
One of the structures in the $38.5 million Owen Fine Arts Center at Southern Methodist University will bear the name of Dr Hastings Harrison, senior consultant to the university president.
A 3500 reward is offered in the Permisa Basin for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone guilty of stealing mercury from El Paso Natural Gas Co. A similar reward posted in the San Juan Basin has been effective. several arrests have been made and convictions obtained, according to a company attorney.
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