Baytown firms win bids on school and church projects
Contracts totaling 224 406 drive a six classroom addition and gym at Carver High School to P G Bell Co of Houston. AH work included in general contract. Seven bids total. Also Channelview educational building bids due March 27 for heating and air conditioning. addition will be two stories, 10 300 sq ft. Six bids received. Starett Lumber Co filed under assumed name in Baytown. The Wright Delicatessen opened March 15 offering pizza and deli items. Sum Tex Liquor Store moved to 2 Main and expanded stock. Tours and Travel in Baytown becomes a partnership. Bids invited for curb gutter and sidewalk work at the San Jacinto monument, due March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carver High School
P. G. Bell Co
Houston
Lowell Lammers
Appell Electric Co
Bayway Drive
Baytown
First Baptist Church
Channelview
Texas
Grace Schiller
Georgine Neureiter
Homer F. Weaver
San Jacinto
San Jacinto State
Lamar Bantam Baseball League Parents Meet Tuesday
Parents of boys aged eight to twelve planning to join the Lamar Bantam Baseball League will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Lamar Elementary School Auditorium. Plans for the season and tryouts will be set. The league, in its fourth year, had about 100 players last season with four teams and a 15 game schedule.
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Lamar Bantam
Lamar
Leagu
Lamar and
Alamo Elementary Oaces
al Committee
West Bay
Town Kiwanis
Thad Felton
Ida] Walton
Truman Cox
Omar Dyer
Baytown rally honors Baker in lieutenant governor bid
Baytown hosts a reception for Sen. Robert W. Baker as he campaigns for lieutenant governor. The event, attended by about 100 locals and led by campaign chairman Dr. Donald L. Brunson, highlights Baker’s record and ties Baytown to his bid while detailing local construction permits and a school addition plan in Anahuac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylie W. Vale
E. A. Wilpitz
Houston
George Washington Carver School
Anahuac
Robert W. Baker
Hous
State House
Senate
University of Houston
Texas
House
Baytown
Baker
Robert E. Lee High School
Donald L. Brunson
Harris County
Robert Baker
Galveston Bay Fishing Dramas and Gas Line Incident
Chester Rogers reports on Trinity and Galveston bays as water warms after a cold snap. Fishermen like W. D. Hollaway and Dr. L. J. Johnson catch croakers and drum. A six inch high pressure gas line break near Todd's camp triggers emergency repairs led by Grover Edge and Ray Hanson with Seabrook biologists.
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Trinity
Galveston
Bay
W. D. Hollaway
L. J. Johnson
Dayton
W. B. Thompson
Galveston Bay
Haden
Houston Ship Channel
Todd
Grover Edge
Bayshore Rod, Reef and Gun Club
Ray Hanson
Seabrook
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Edge
Standard
Fresh Water Fishing Hopes Rise Near Turtle Bayou
The report notes a repair to a break and resumed hedging operations after a brief delay. Oil on bay waters is traced to Humble’s earlier oiler-gasser, with a leak at the sheet piling barricade. Fresh water fishing is slowed by cold winds but expected to pick up as waters warm. local anglers including R. Coy Goodman and M. C. Jones report camp catches and neighbors sharing the haul. Captain Thompson mentions a fresh water pike caught on Menard Creek.
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Edge
Humble
Cartle Bayou
State 73
Turtle Bayou
R. Coy Goodman
Trinity River
Riverside
M. C. (Poppa) Jones
Ferdinand’”’ Smith
Goodman
Jones
Thompson
Menard Creek
Samuels Named To Supervising Post At Refinery
Samuels promoted to supervising engineer in Hurrible's Process Technical Division. He oversees the polyolefin section and chemical engineers providing technical support for process control design and development. A Schrein er Institute and University of Alabama chemical engineering graduate, he belongs to AIChE and SPE. He and his wife live at 713 Harold Lane with sons Mark Edmund and Robert William. He is Republican Precinct Chairman.
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Samuels
Hurrible
Group of
Chemical Engineers
Schreiner Institute
University of Alabama
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Society of Plastics Engineers
Mark Edmnd
Robert William
Harold Lane
Port Chief Circle K speaker profiles Coast Guard duties
Ray Evans commander of the Port of Houston was the main speaker Friday night for Lee College Circle K Club at the Rebel Inn. Evans, with 22 years in the Coast Guard and a World War II South Pacific veteran, discussed Coast Guard history and Houston port protection issues. He noted that Port of Houston is the nation’s second busiest and among the most hazardous. Guests included Fd Smith Baytown Jan Williams Nashville and R S Clerk Circle K committee chair. Mike Lawless presided. about two members attended.
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Ray Evans
Port of Houston
Lee College
Evans
Coast Guard
U.S. Coast Guard
Houston
Fd Smith
Baytown
Jan Williams
Nashville, Tenn
R. S. Clerk
Circle K Committee
Baytown Kiwanis Club
Mike Lawless
Funeral services for Rucker Eltisor in Kilgore area
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday for Rucker Phair Buck Eltisor 60 of Kilgore Road at Paul U. Lee Funeral Home. He died at 4 a.m. Saturday at his home born January 30, 1882, and lived there all his life. Burial will be in Cedar Bayou Methodist Cemetery with Cedar Bayou Masonic Lodge No. 321 active at graveside. Pallbearers named include Wilf Ilrey Louis Van Meldert W. W. Cox Buck Echols Jack Fowler and Billy Paul Fowler. Survivors are his widow Georgia Billiar of Baytown a daughter Frank Bittot of Groves two grandchildren Tathy Sue Billiot Stephen Billiot three sisters Pink Lewis of Phoenix Ariz Rose Gelshar of Houston and Sue Schleader of Flagstaff Ariz.
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Ellisor
Rucker Phair (Buck) Eltisor
Kilgore Road
Paul U. Lee
Eltisor
den Duron
Cedar Shyou Adethodiat
Cedar Bayou Mathodis
Cedar Bayou
Junior Models Chosen For Spring Style Show
Junior fashions will be featured in the Style Shoppe spring show at 8 p.m. next Thursday in the Community House. Models include Janelle Buchanek Anne Hunter and Mary Ann Whitaker. Other models are Mrs W L Martin Mrs C J Jailey Jr Mex Cheney Ray Cheer Mrs Rolland Pruett and Mrs 4 B Lawrence. Kappa Kappa Chapter Beta Psi sponsor the event.
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Style Shoppe
Janelle Buchanek
Anne Hunter
Mary Ann Whitaker
W. L. Martin
C. J Jailey Jr
Mex. Cheney Ray Cheer
Rolland Pruett
4. B. Lawrence
Kappa Kappa Chapter
Beta Wi
Hospital Beat New Arrivals At Gulf Coast Hospital
New arrivals include Mr and Mrs James O Mason of 1203 Olive with a daughter born Friday at Gulf Coast Hospital. Entries list patients and rooms such as Bobby Moore Horace Mann Junior High recuperating in Rom 14a Gal Cea Hospital and others with names and room numbers in varied locations.
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Bobby Moore
Horace Mann Junior High
W. W. Moore
Sal Wile Lun
Patt Coan R. Thorpe
la Porte
Roy F. Ward
Mike Ralph
Troxel
Maine
Brenda Tipton
Pasadent
Hart
Push Barre Fayle
San” Tacinto
Scadett
Ea "Jean Huey
Chandler
Oun
Bert Sadler
Baytown
Cecil D. Davis
Charmelview
Henry Holy
Crosby
Luther Stockman
Mont Bel- Hew
Robert Moravek
Timberlane
James O. Mason
Olive
Friday J
Gulf Coast Hospital
Jeff Paine Wins First Place in Speech Contest
Jeff Paine of REL won first in dramatic and humorous interpretation at the Smiley High School tournament. Pete Buster and Nancy Gilmore also placed in extemporaneous events, with Milton Young taking third in boys poetry. Debaters Dinsmore and McGill reached the quarterfinals before falling to Spring Branch, which then lost to Bellaire in the finals.
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Paine
Robert E. Lee
Smiley
REL
Pete Buster
Nancy Gilmore
Milton Young
Anahuac High School
Allan Dinsmore
Donald McGill
Spring Branch
Bellaire
Jack Jones
Thomas Elmore
Robert Capps
Herschel Rosser
Carl Quinton
Betty Buckner
Stephanie Meadows
Kerry Goodson
Robert Packman
Rodney Evans
John Schulze
Judy Shearer
Carolyn Kelso
Bobby Franks
Gail Sheffield
Kathy Leach
Sharon LeBlanc
Donnie McGregor
Danny Waddell
Johnny Peet
Baytown Optimist Club
Mary Newman
Oil Rights Bids Signal Gulf Boom In Deep Water
New Orleans AP reports a record 446.7 million dollar bid for tide lands gas and oil rights may signal a Gulf of Mexico drilling boom up to 100 miles offshore. Industry says rev ed tech and offshore development will accelerate as firms form combines and push deeper for mineral pools. High bid by Ohio Oil and Pure Oil for 5000 acres near Timbalier area reflects strong confidence in untapped offshore reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Tide Lands
Gulf of Mexico
Interior Department
Combines
Louisiana
Texas
Ohio Oi Co
Pure Oil Co
Timbalier
Faith Temple
Ralph Sikes
Gulf Oil
California
Rivermouth
United Pentecostal Church
Norman E
Luker
Lutheran Church
Israel and Syria clash on Sea of Galilee shore
Nightlong clash between Israeli and Syrian forces along the eastern shore of the Sea of Galilee ends at dawn with both sides claiming victory. Soviet aircraft patrol Berlin air corridors in tense night maneuvers for first time after dark as federal agents crack down on gamblers nationwide, arresting 938 and seizing $12,000 in the seventh national crackdown in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Sea of Galilee
Berlin
Berry in Top 20 Insurance Sales Club
M. Kidon Berry of 806 Rosewood, agent for American General Life Insurance Co., named to the Top Club for February. An eight year AG life agent, he qualified for the award three times in the past 12 months. Membership requires ranking among leading life producers that month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kidon Berry
Rosewood
American General Life Insurance Co
Dennis the Menace Adds Gordon to Wilson Household
AP movie writer Tony Owens anticipates a sell of the Dennis the Menace TV move. Gordon, long a radio star, will join the CBS show as Mr. Wilson in place of the late Joseph Kearns. Gordon notes his experience spans Our Miss Brooks and Favorite Husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Donna Reed
Tony
Hollywood
Mr. Wilson
Dennis
Dennis the Menace
Gordon
Joseph Kearns
CBS
Gale
Perry
Como
Chester
Molly
Eve Arden
Miss Brooks
Danny
Pay Thomas
Jack Benny
Bote Una Fladve
the Brothers
Bob Sweeney
Joe Kearns
Tony Owens
Roberta Sherwood
Best dressed duo named at Highlands Western Day
Benita Brown and Lonnie Cormier were chosen as best dressed girl and boy at Highlands Junior High Western Day. Students dressed western style, and each received a prize of $1. Western Day also featured a event at Eagles Nest Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benita Brown
Cormier
Lonnie Cormier
Highlands
Benita
Lonnie
Eagles Nest
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Clack
Brooks
Starett
Starett Lumber Co
N. Main, Baytown
Wright Delicatessen
E. Texas
WW. P
Bil) Wright Jr
Henke and
Pilot
Waldrop
Sum-Tex Liquor Store No
N. Main St
Texas Avenue
Utah Waldrop
Mary Pearlman
Lamar Baseball League
Coleman Builders
La 2
New Sterling
W. E. Wood
B. F. Lee
B. J. Rhodes
James H. Timmons
BR. V. Coates
R. V. Coates
Kenneth Krasoff
Joes H. Timmons
Brown's
Tex
Rock Huson
Doris Day
Tony Randall
Jovtr
Gana Ae
Edie Adams
Jack Oakie
Jack Kruschen
Stumly
Delbert
Per Shapiro
Mantin
Elcher
Stooges
Hercules
Metro-Colowyn-Mayer Presents
Vincent E. Minmell
Cinemascope
Metrocolor
Glenn Ford
Ingrid Thulin
Charles Boyer Lee Core
Paul Henreth
Pail Lukas
Yvette Mimieux Boehm
Robert Ardrey
John Gay Si
Vicente Blasgo Ibanez
Brunson
Right
Donal L. Brunson
de Brunson
East Harris
County
Chester Rogers
Knights of Columbus
Main, Baytown
Wias Holden
Suzie-Wong
Siren
Clark Gable
Aduite
Sondaya
Tys Amd
Chikiren Te
Circle K
Flying Tiger Line
Pacific
Gregory P. Thomas
Red Bank NA
George Nau
Pacoima
Calif
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Wish
Calatrases
Travis Air Force Base
Viet Nam
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Manila
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Vietrament Vortiers
Hospital
Jeff Paine
By David Zinman
Berry
Clarisga Anne Spear
Clyde E. Spear
Maryland
Reje
D. W. Draycott
Leicester
England
W. F. Spear
Spear
Raytown
Ardalia’bachmeyer
Frank M. Bachmayer
Lynchburg
A and M Mothers Club
Texas A and M
Ardalia
Elvin
Roy
Robert E. Lea High School
Future Nurses Club
Catholic Youth Organization
Gulfan Hospital
Future Urses
the Menace
Jones Furniture CO
Prescription
Terring
Ilé N. Main
Texas Dial
Market
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