Texas preacher Taylor with varied degrees and missions
Taylor, a native Houstonian, earned a BA from the University of Corpus Christi and a BD from Southwest Baptist Seminary. He served as pastor in Ohio, Oregon, Oklahoma, and Houston and spent three years as a missionary in Mexico. He studied at Chicago under a Danforth grant and holds BD and ThM from Central Baptist Theological Seminary.
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Ohio
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Oklahoma
Mexico
Miss Texas Woman's University Crowned At Pageant
Brenda won the first Miss Texas Woman's University title, selected from 12 finalists, judged on personality swim suit formal wear and talent. Judges included B Don Magness Barry Hall Jim Teasue Judy Hill and Carolyn Hames. Brenda received a crown four trophies a $200 scholarship a $250 wardrobe two and a half dozen roses and an all expense paid trip to Fort Worth to compete in the Miss Texas pageant.
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Miss Texas Woman's University
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B. Don Magness
Fort Worth
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Dallas
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Judy Hill
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Holton City
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Texas
Dr Julian Spring to speak at Highlands PTA meeting
Dr Julian Spring will address Highlands Elementary School auditorium at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday on Children with Learning Problems followed by a question and answer session. The program is sponsored by the Highlands Parent Teacher Association. Also noted is Army trainee Roger Byers, husband of Diana Alford, undergoing leadership training at Fort Benning for three months, and Beginners Bridge lessons begin at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the YMCA with reservations urged.
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Highlands
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Pat Byers
Wimberly
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Mirs
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Baytown
Fort Benning
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Ft. Polk
Robert E. Lee High School
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
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Buda
Tex
YMCA
Liquor by the Drink Debate Moves Through Committee
Abilene chairman Tom Gorden backs a statewide liquor by the drink referendum to be on the May 4 primary ballot. The measure would allow sales only after local option approval with strict regulation, taxation, and controls. Governors candidates Locke Carr Smith Hill express varied support and positions on statewide referendum and local option.
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Abilene
Gordon
Texas Restaurant Association
Eugene Locke
Texas
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Connally
Waggoner Carr
Preston Smith
Connaly
John Hill
Hospital Notes Admits at Gulf Coast
Admitted to Gulf Coast hospital with new patients listed by name and address including Juanita Butcher Channelview room 129 Johnnie Louise Gilbert 139 Pershing room 154 Linda Ann Conder 2819 Cedar Bayou room 160 Zoe Ann Miles 50 Circle room ist Eleanor McHenry 2104 Pine mont room 215 Kimberly Renee Jenkins Bay town room 127 Archie Lucas 7065 N Jones room 132 Constance Holm 00 Pearl room 152 Patricia Raisback 2903 New castle room 14 Parlee McClurg 600 E Aron room 130 Leonard Daniel O Brient House Crosby room 123 Admonia Marie Singleton ton room 122
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Channelview
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Pershing
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Cedar Bayou
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Circle
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Pinemont
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Baytown
Archie Lucas
N. Jones
Constance Holm
Pearl
Patricia Raisback
Newcastle
Parlee McClurg
E. Aron
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Crosby
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Funeral Notices for Abbott Utter Stipe Head and More
Funeral notices recount the deaths of Antoinette Abbott Glenn Edwin Utter and Sadie M Stipe in Texas towns like Houston Baytown Pearland and Highlands. Services set at Earthman Chapel First Baptist Sheldon Cedar Crest Memory Gardens and Cemetery with multiple relatives listed including Augusta Thrash Elsie Joyner and Edna Utter among others. Burials follow in Rosewood Humble Memory Gardens Cedar Crest and Memory Gardens with various pallbearers and clergy named.
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Route 5
Houston
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Sheldon
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Rosewood Cemeter
Earthman, Funeral Home
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Augusta
Thrash
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Bakersfield, Calif
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Enjay Chemical Company
Baytown
Earthman Chapel
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Wooster
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Sadie Mae Stipe
Meredith
Highlands
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Memory Gardens
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H. J. Weaver
Thomas Claude Head Jr
Kenneth Lyn Head
Beytown
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David Thomas Head
Brr
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Robert Ford
Lola Bell Tipton
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Porter
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Milton D. Ford
Faith Temple
Cedar Irest Cemetery
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Jack Head Jr
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P. E. Smith
R. H. Turner
W. C. Reeves
Baytown AFS bonds drive funds for foreign students
The Baytown chapter of the American Field Service explains the six year effort has hosted eight international students. It lists Graciela Adran Argentina Christian Sander Germany Shidokht Sadoughi Iran Simonetta Pozzi Italy Jose Tavares Brazil Ingrid Sundthausen Norway and this year Math Soummala Laos Elisa Ala Ran Ta Finland. Webber urged volunteers for the bond sale saying peace rests on understanding and AFS lets Americans know their hosts and students. The Friendship Bonds will feature photos of the students helped by AFS in Baytown over the past six years.
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American Field Service
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Argentina
Christian Sander
Germany
Shidokht Sadoughi
Iran
Simonetta Pozzi
Italy
Jose Tavares
Brazil
Ingrid Sundthausen
Norway
Math Soummala
Laos
Elisa Ala Ran Ta
Finland
Roy Fuller
R. J. Kalbitz
Webber
AFS
Recommendations to protect oyster reefs and water purity
Eckhart urges conservationists to monitor water purity and reef extent while observing redwood destruction. He also advises public officials to consider expert testimony from exploitative industries and regulation agencies with healthy skepticism.
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Regulation
Federal level to expand fact finding and adjudication
Eckhardt said ongoing public fact finding and adjudication should be developed at the federal level. He noted a memorandum of understanding was signed last July between the Corps of Engineers and the industry.
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Corps of Engineers
Estuary Protection Memo Highlights Shell Dredging Case
The department emphasizes protecting estuary areas and cites a Galveston Estuary shell dredging permit case as potentially the first decided under the new memorandum. The official expresses hope that this matter sets a precedent for safeguarding aquatic ecosystems.
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Galveston
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