Kiwanis Program Highlights Harris County Education Aid
Vincent Miller Harris County Department of Education superintendent outlined county efforts to assist financially underfunded schools. Programs include nine counselors, an audio visual library, attendance officers, cooperative purchasing, two elementary consultants, educational television service, a materials center, nursing and psychological services, testing, vocational training, a student exchange with Mexico, and student visits from 12 districts.
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Kiewanis Club
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Mexico
Houston
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Gram
Wooldlawn
Pamela Nannie Cook
Fred
Hand
Dan Kay
Rodgers
Bert Hill
Gay
San Jacinto
Ted McCall
Bruce
Mark
E. B. A. Fathom
Williams Sr
Huntsville
Rehiefly
Nacogwater
Doches
Former Baytown Woman Dies In Port Arthur
Funeral services were held at 1 30 p m Saturday at St Marys Catholic Church in Port Arthur for Elsie Giroir Shook a former Baytonian who died after a brief illness at her home 3018 10th Street Port Arthur She lived in Port Arthur 17 years attended Baytown schools and held a nursing degree from St Josephs School of Nursing in Houston Survivors include her husband Jesse Earle Shook three sons J E Jr Jan and Dean all of Port Arthur her mother Mrs Agnes Giroir of Baytown and two brothers Louby and Will Giroir of Baytown
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Stydames Catholic Church
Port Arthur
J. E. Jr
Jan
Dean Shook
Agnes Giroir
Baytown
Louby
Will Girair
Weekend TV Log Highlights From The Sun
The Sun lists a dense weekend schedule featuring religious services and movies. Notable items include The Pulpit Sunrise, Look Up And Live, and Death Valley Days, along with sports and news segments across Saturday and Sunday night lineups. Local church programs and special features pepper the grid, with morning and afternoon segments noted for Houston area viewers.
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Methodist Church
EPM
Galveston
Death Valley
Houston
Davey
Goliath
Theatre
I Savage
Sac
Early Bird Theater
Dawid and Goliath
St. Lukes
Hollywood Palace
France
Phil Silvers
Insight
MGM
Don
Rice University
Lucky
Bourbon St. Beat
Amos and
Andy
Indiana
Mike’ Wallace
NBC
Meet the Press
Real McCoys
Pete and
Gladys
Robert Trout
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Bat Masterson
New York Lay Missioner To Speak At Trinity Church
Robert Doing of Long Island will speak at Trinity Episcopal Church during a three day preaching series starting Thursday evening. The event includes Holy Communion, confirmation instruction, church school, a junior choir, and lay reader duties with a full schedule of services and fellowship events through Saturday.
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New York
Trinity Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
Robert Doing
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Long Island
Doing
Cornell University
AN. Johnson
Trinity Chapter
The
Brothershood
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J. E. Boydell
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le Roy Holcomb
A. Af Souby
Roy
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E. M. Mackett
Jack Cantrell
Gordon Lewis Jr
Jay Wilson
Bill Lewis
Freddie Jones
David Massey
Mack Hunter
C. L. Paul
J.B. Rhea
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Lewis
Kor
Taylor
Walter K. Linscote
Church School
Flant
Episcopal
Robert
Trinity Guild
Freedom's Light Program by Northside Baptist Women
The Young and Women's Auxiliary of Northside Baptist Church presented a program titled Freedom's Light during Annie Armstrong Week of Prayer at Wednesday services. Led by Mrs. Paul Bohannon, the church holds services at 9:45 a.m. Sunday and 6:30 p.m. Sunday night, with Rev. Lile Carhoon as minister and Eugene Wright as music director.
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Young, Women's Auxiliary of the Northside Baptist, Church
Freedom's Light
Annie Armstrong
Paul Bohannon
Lile Carhoon
Eugene Wright
Ag Department Plans $15 Million Beef Purchase
The Agriculture Department said it will spend about 15 million dollars to buy roughly 37.5 million pounds of beef at 40 cents a pound to bolster cattle prices. The meat will be donated to the school lunch program and to needy recipients of surplus foods.
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Washington
Apritculture Department
Or_ville Freeman
Oops Wrong Button Man Arrested After Alarm Call
In Baltimore a 66 year old Sam Walker was charged after signaling a fire alarm box by accident while trying to light a pedestrian walk signal. Fire crews and a battalion chief responded to the box. The report also notes Benjamin Franklin predicted air conditioning decades before its invention.
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Baltimore
Sam Walker
Walker
Lima May Be Eligible For Parole This Year
Carolyn Ann Lima, 21, serving five years for the 1961 gun torch slaying of a Houston real estate man, could be parole eligible later this year after a second trial verdict of murder without malice. Judge Marion Love expects formal sentence early next week with possible credit for three years served. Lima and former lover Leslie Douglas Ashley were convicted in the slaying of Fred Tones. Ashley faces trial later.
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Carolyn Ann Lima
Houston
Lima
Texas
Electric Chair
Marion Love
Lnver
Leslie Douglas Ashley
Fred Tones
Ash
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