Evangelist Opens First Christian Campaign Sunday
Dr. David McNelly, national evangelism director for Christ Churches, starts a Harris County campaign at First Christian Church with a 7 a.m. breakfast and training session. He preaches at 10:50 a.m. and will lead nightly services through the week, with a prayer vigil and family program planned.
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David &. McNelly
Evangelism For Christ Churches
First Christian Church
McNelly
Harris County
Dr. McNeily
Dr. McNelly
Wright retires from Sears after 21 years in Baytown store
The Baytown Sears manager Wright, with 21 years at the firm and prior service as assistant manager, lives at 230 Hackberry with wife Mrs Wright and daughters Melanie and Beverly. He has held district Girl Scouts chair duties and promoted fundraising through Community Chest and United Way activities.
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Sears Roetnek and Co
Sears
Texas
Wright
Baytown
Seers
Mroy
St Mark's
Melanie
Beverly
Hackberry
Girl Scouts
United Fund
Deer Park Cafeteria Week menu summary
Next week's Deer Park school cafeteria menu lists daily offerings. Monday features Spanish rice, mixed greens, lemon pie, bread and milk. Tuesday includes hot pork with noodles, spiced beets, carrots, fruit, bread and milk. Wednesday offers pimento cheese sandwich, apple, celery salad, beans, pudding, corn bread and milk. Thursday serves hot frankfurters, green beans, potato salad, ginger, bread, rolls and milk. Friday plans fried fish with tamar sauce, okra and tomato gumbo, strawberry shortcake, bread and milk.
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Deer Park
Birth of daughter Cheryle Kathleen Estetter
Mr and Mrs John G Estetter announce the birth of a daughter, Cheryle Kathleen, born Tuesday at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital in Highlands. Grandparents include Mrs L L Kellogg and Mr and Mrs J D Estetter of Highlands and Mrs Dora Dietz of Houston.
John P Carter dies at 57 in Baytown
John P. Carter 57, of Baytown, an electrician at United Rubber Co. Wooster plant, died Friday at a Baytown hospital after a short illness. Funeral 2 pm Sunday at Paul U. Lee funeral home with Rev. Wayne McCloskey officiating. Burial in San Jacinto Memorial Park. Survived by wife Bertha, two daughters, two sisters, and a grandson. Memorials to St Mark's Methodist Church.
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Jack Perin Carter
Missouri
Baytown
United Rubber Co
Wooster
Paul U. Lee
Wayne McCloskey
St. Mark's Methodist Church
San Jacinto Memorial Park
Cemerery
Bertha Schubert Carter
Sun Spots and Local Events Highlight Baytown Page
Guests choose chicken shrimp or oyster dinners at Sun Spots. Education Association at Lee College to hear Goose Creek district future plans. Duplicate bridge at Community House hosted by Baytown Service League at 7.15 pm. Arrow Chapter meets at 285 Scout House Sunday afternoon. Cedar Bayou athletic banquet features coach Lourds Davis at 7 pm introduced by Nelson McElroy.
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Mrs. Marie Davis
Entertainment
Baxtown Education Association
Lee College
Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School
The
Baytown Service League
Arrow
Baytown
Order of Arrow
Scout House
Lourds Davis
Cedar Bayou
Master of Ceremonica
Nelson McElroy
Quotes and local notices from disparate U S press
Reports cover President Eisenhower defending Nixon, Webster parish voter cases, a Florida snail war tale, and Athourine Lucy denying Communist Viet Nam links. Also includes Lucy’s defense of American democracy and religion amidst college expulsion context.
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New York
Autherine Lucy
University of Alabama
United States
Television Schedule Fragment Shows Wide Lineup
A fragmented listing outlines Saturday and Sunday TV time slots with numerous program titles and times, including Roy Rogers, Star Theater, The George Goebel show, and many other titles. The long grid resembles a TV guide page with channels and sections across days.
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Perry Camo
Star Theater
George Goebel
Sien
Memorial WMU Completes Week of Prayer at Memorial Baptist
The Woman's Missionary Union of Memorial Baptist Church wrapped up a week of Annie Armstrong Home Missions prayers. Mrs. Lawrence Bourge led the week. daily programs featured Mrs. Ben F. Ammons and a theme “Lord Teach Us to Pray.” Attendance ranged from 24 to 49 with a final pageant on Friday. An agricultural note concludes the item.
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Woman's Missionary Union of
Memorial Baptist Church
Annie Armstrong
Lawrence Bourge
Ben F. Ammons
W. D. Johnson
George Armer
Virgil Williamson
R. H. Pruett
Alaska
Cuba
Panama
Canal Zone
Mra. M. A. Schneers
America
DAILY ACROSS 4 5 POMERANIAN DOGS 4 INJURES 11
Crossword clues list with scattered numbers and partial phrases. Includes many abbreviations and named entries like Charles and MAUS. Context appears as a puzzle page snippet with entries for various across clues and a final note CROSSWORD.
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Charles
Cragey Hill
Here And There Deer Park Brief Highlights
Police Chief H R Snell recovers after a pneumonia episode. Mary Cutter takes her Intermediate Sunday School class to Pasadena for skating with Diane Traver Karen Metcalf and Mary Lynn Taylor. Glen birth weighs six pounds 15 ounces to Glen baby. Brownie Troop 472 plans March 21 bakery trip and a Julietta Low program at Deepwater school. Cubs report eighteen days on a trip to ICTR Channel 13 celebration.
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Prescott
W. A. Prescott
H.R. Snell
Pneumonis
Clade Burges
Mickey Cavalice
An. O'possum
Mary Cutter
Pasadena
Diane’ Traver
Karen Metcalf
Mary
Lynn
Taylor
Roy Rachel
B.D. Blancett
New Pasadensa Hospital
Wyman Allen Penhy Jr
Stephen Marcus
Keaterson
Skepler and
Robin
Walker
Texarkana
Mitchell
Mothers of Brownie
Houston
Deepwater School
Ike’s nuclear proposal and Middle East tensions headline world balance
President Eisenhower proposed halting nuclear weapon production with safeguards, while nuclear power shifts to peaceful uses. Southeast Asia Treaty Organization ministers seek mobile force plans. Adenauer boosts West German rearmament with a soldier bill amid Baden-Württemberg gains. The Middle East crisis deepens as Eisenhower calls for UN action, Marines move to the Mediterranean, Cyprus paratroopers deploy, and Arab leaders urge Western restraint. France faces Algeria crisis with Moliet tying policy to anti terrorism efforts amid rebel calls for independence.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
Eisenhower
Nikolai A. Bulganin
United States
Russia
Washington
Bulganin
Moscow
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Karachi
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Middle East
United Nations
Israel
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Britain
Cyprus
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Jordan
John Bagot Clubb
Arab Legion
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Cairo
Jordan River
Teens Like Boars Sows Startles School Leader in Michigan
Kalkaska Michigan UP high school superintendent Gordon Caswell resigned under pressure after likening some students to boars and sows in an annual birds and bees talk. He said the problem of public affection is widespread and noted more complaints than usual from about 530 students.
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Kalkaska
Mich
Gordon Caswell
Caswell
Audie Murphy Promoted to Major in Texas Guard
Audie Murphy the most decorated U S soldier in World War II and movie star has been promoted from captain to major in the Texas National Guard. Maj Gen Carl L Phinney announced the promotion. Murphy has been executive officer of the 2nd Battalion 141st Infantry. He enlisted as a private in World War II and earned a battlefield commission.
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Dallas
Audie Murphy
U.S
Texas National Guard
Carl L. Phinney
36Th Infantry Division
Murphy
141St
Farmersville
Santee to Run Solo in Milwaukee Journal Mile
Wes Santee, defending Journal mile champ at 4:08.6, will race alone or with minimal opposition in the sixth annual Milwaukee Journal meet. Bil Taylor of Quantico Marine is likely his only rival in one division, while six other mile entries were moved to a separate division to protect amateur status and Olympic chances.
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Milwauker
America
Milwaukee Journal
Wes Santee
Santee
Quantico Marine
Bil Taylor
Ollie Kuecle
Texas Christian Board Adopts Record Budget For 2056
FORT WORTH. Texas Christian University's board approves a record $3.1 million budget for the 2056 fiscal year. Much of the outlay covers construction. The board names three new members to replace two who became honorary members.
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Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Rustees
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Toxey
Lloyd’s
W. DE Fee
Drive-In Pharmacy
Stork
Ae Hyately
Enos Tonite
Troy
Eve Arden
Miss Brooks
Old Hickory
Hell and
William Campbell
Eas
Mamie
van Doren Koon Wyk
Sado
Borerick, Crawford
Ruthie Romay
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Lucille Ball
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Colak Cinemascope
Decker Ar Ame Ls A
SHINE
Theodora
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Clus
John P. Carter
United Rubber Co. Electrician
Bea
Richard N. Nixon
Nixon
Minden
Winnice P. Clement
Webster Parish
Leesburg
Fla
F.C. W. Kramer
Mawail
Pacific
Fen
Descalze
Ceveicada
Burts Yio
Provaig
Arileta
Firet Baptist Church
Beylor
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Descaleo
Housewives
T.V
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Royal Playhouse
Susie i
Monte Crista
Richard
Capt. Gallant
Meet the Press
Roy Bean
Frontiers
TV Playhouse
Highway Patrol
Justice
Orf
Kgul-Tv
Homer Bell
Jackie Gleason
Bil Roberts
Ktrk-Tv
Lawrence Welk
Dean Pike
Memorial Wmu
Yeaterday
Amower
Pierce
China
Bert Condrey
Glen
Jerry Pemberton
la Porte
Cecabonjatation
ICTR
Channel 13
Ike
Jonrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Baden-Wuerttemsberg
Bulgaria
French National Assembly
Algeria
Guy Moliet
France
South” Dakota
Matherne's
Matherne
Texas Christian Board
Veterans Home Loan Guaranty
Fair Park
Dack Wilson
Sparky Bond Jroh Weveely
Becky Walters
North Main
Jim Bond
Tolio
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Bond & Company
S. Main Street
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