Woodall Retires After 25 Years at Refinery Lab
W. H. Woodall, former technician in the Refinery Laboratory, retired March 1 after 25 years of service. He and his wife Edna plan an orchard on their land near Elkhart and will spend most of their time there. Woodall joined Humbie’s M&C Department in 1943, later transferring to the lab. The Woodalls have four children: W. H. Woodall Jr, David Woodall, Mrs. David Todd, and Lawrence Lauder dale, all of Baytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Woodall
Edna
Elkhart
Woodall
Humbie
M&c Department
Woodalls
W. H. Woodall Jr
David Woodall
David Todd
Lawrence Lauderdale
Baytown
Whitfields Plan Retirement Visits
J. T. Whitfield and his wife Mabel Irene plan retirement visits to relatives in Tennessee Georgia Virginia and Wisconsin after his retirement from the refinery in March. He joined the maintenance group in 1943 and spent most of his service in Humble's Conversion Department. The couple has two children one in Nokesville Virginia and a son with the Air Force in Perry Georgia and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Whitfield
Mabel Irene
Tennessee
Georgia
Virginia
Wisconsin
Whitfield
Humble
Whitfields
D. J. Cernoch
Nokesville
George Carl
Air Force
Perry, Ga
Crosby eighth graders stage Run Robber Run play
Crosby Sp eighth grade English class presented Run Robber Run to Crosby Elementary fourth through sixth graders. Mrs Daniel St Pe arranged through the Crosby PTA Cultural Arts chair. Cast included Robert Mizell Mike Faulkner Karen Blomstrom Jane Loftin Sandra Petters Cynthia Ewell Suzanne Skila Ted Reidland Kenneth Dulme Linda Prince Terry Parker Dorothia DeWitt with Ronald Zwahr as student director and Susan Harris as announcer. The play was also shown to junior high students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby
Carl Clark
Crosby Pta Cultural Arts
Daniel St. Pe
Robert Mizell
Mike Faulkner
Karen Blomstrom
Jane Loftin
Sandra Petters
Cynthia Ewell
Suzanne Skila
Ted Reidland
Kenneth Dulme
Linda Prince
Terry Parker
Dorothia DeWitt
Ronald Zwahr
Susan Harris
World's tallest smoke stack gains nickel lining
The tallest smoke stack in Cresap West Virginia soars 1200 feet above grade atop a power station. Its tap dv feet are lined with 80000 pounds of nickel stainless steel to prevent corrosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresap
W. Va
Weve been expecting you J C Penney Baytown Manager
A compact page lists Baytown and regional businesses with addresses and phone numbers, followed by a reflective church notices passage urging community religious engagement and inviting participation. The tone mirrors a small town directory and a civic life snapshot, highlighting local merchants and services and closing with a faith message from Eddie Cox and a church social slogan.
Also Mentioned on This Page
I. T. Whitfield
Black's Pharmacies
Expert
Light
The
the Stork Shop
Shellin Cooper
J. C. Penney Company
Scottie
Market Street
Ruby Sell
J. H. Berry Asphalt Paving &General Construction
Willow St
Flois
Wiliams
Flois R. Thompson
Tri-City
Regan Glass Company
West Main
Rusty Regan
Jones
E. F. Suquire Contractors
W. Main
Joe and
Dorothy Kilgore
Bayshore Constructors
M. A. Holland, Dr
Thad P. Fenelon
Gresham
Greer Florists
W. Gulf
Busby Buick
le E. Busby and Employees
Paul A. Anderson
Harris County
Fuller's
Royal Tires
Tirs
New York
God
Keister Advertising Service, Inc
Matthew
Baytown Sun
Bay Fair
Bob Davis
Lyons Food Market
Milton Lyon
Texas Water Heater and Plumbing Company
Se. Pruett
W. E. Swilley
Sears Roebuck & Company
Charles Tillery
Beverly Agency
General Insurance
Bob Beverly
K-Mart
No. Pruett
Jack Tyler
Ford
W. Texas
Scarborough's Drug Store, Inc
North Main
Reynold’s Company
R. W. Reynolds
Eddie Cox
Air Cooled Engine Service & Supply
Sims Repair Shop
Max F. Beckmeyer
Bayshore Motors
Lincoln
Mercury
Comet
Bo-Peep Shop
Treba McCune
Glenn's Food Market
Davis and
Wade Glenn
Tri-City Optical Company
Tom Wilkinson
Anderson Shoe & Saddle Repair
Western Wear Shoe Repair
Texas Ave
Gulf Coast Clinic & Hospital
Big Chief
Bayway
Carl Knox
J. W. Ainsworth
Strasburg, Va
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