Vickery disposes of 34 docketed cases this Thursday
Justice of the Peace Glenn Vickery disposed of 44 cases on Thursday's docket. Bound over to Harris County Grand Jury were Ricky Daniel Jefferson on marijuana possession with $1000 bond after police found marijuana in pockets. Several others were bound, sent, reset, or dismissed for varied charges including theft, drunken driving, burglary, rape, and murder. A warrant was issued for Sammy Pearson for failure to appear on grand jury swindle charges.
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Ron Lennard
Glenn Vickery
Ricky Daniel Jefferson
Harris County
Grand Jury
Baytown
K. M. Wil
Liamson
Jefferson
Houston Police Department Crime Laboratory
Russ Bennett
Earl Simpson
Johnnie W. Welch
William and
John Campbell
William M. Stout
Charlie R. Owen
Reuben L. Robinson
Thomas J. Calhoun
Carolyn Reed
Scott Mills
Marvin E. Rumby
Billy Gene Turner
Garland Abner McFarland
Richard K. Pope
C. L. Shipman
Arline Reynolds
Wallace Powell Gray
David Gene Herron
Social Security education benefits for widow and children
A Bay town Sun explainer shows how widow with four minor children may continue survivor benefits beyond age 18 only in two limited cases. It confirms children can receive benefits past 18 if still unmarried and in full‑time accredited school, up to age 22, with other aid sources available.
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The
Sun
Murray W. Person
Social Security Administration
Federal
Defoe Street
Lee College
Baytown Sun
Lee College LVN Graduates Fifteen Students in Baytown
The Lee College School of Vocational Nursing will graduate fifteen LVN students in a 7 30 p m ceremony Friday in the Technical Building conference room. Dr. George Walmsley will speak. Graduates include Joy Adcock Katherine Allen Doris Brown Shirley Crocker Elia Herrington Dollie Humphrey Bessie King Vera Parker Agnes Payne Cheryl Pinder Betty Ramirez Roberta Roberson Annie Mae Wingo Janet Yoakum Rosa Young. they may enter state board exams. The program combined class work with clinical training at three Baytown hospitals under Mamie Lea Reeder director with instructors Carmen O Neal Margaret Sterling and Dianne McCage, all RNs.
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Lee College School of Vocational Nursing
George Walmsley
Baytown
LVN
Joy Adcock
Katherine Allen
Doris Jean Brown
Shirley Crocker
Elia Herrington
Dollie Humphrey
Bessie King
Vera Parker
Agnes Payne
Cheryl Pinder
Betty Ramirez
Roberta Robe
Kiwanis Club Honors 17 With Attendance Pins
Baytown Kiwanis awarded perfect attendance pins to 17 members at Thursday’s meeting. Notables include Dr. Malcolm Jones with 21 years, Pete Sulties 17 years, Ben Wilson and Robert Pitkin 16 years, and W. C. Jackson 14 years. President Lawrence Reilly floated a Houston Symphony benefit at Robert E. Lee High School on Sept. 16. Miss Mark Watson, a Robert E. Lee senior and guest speaker, spoke on her 1968 Senior Girl Scout Conference experience at Rockwood Md.
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Baytown Kiwanis Club
Malcolm Jones
Pete Sulties
Ben Wilson
Robert Pitkin
W. C. Jackson
Kiwanis
Lawrence Reilly
Houston Symphony Orchestra
Robert E. Lee High School
Mark Watson
Brunelleschi’s role in developing linear perspective
The World Almanac explains that perspective depth in art arises from a vanishing point where parallel lines appear to converge. It credits Filippo Brunelleschi (1377 1446) as the Florentine architect who devised this method.
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World Almanac
Filippo Brunelleschi
Hospital Notes Admits Multiple Patients to Gulf Coast
Admitted to Gulf Coast are Linda Jean Hagler from Highlands in Room 219 Steven Lee and Teresa Hodges children of Mr and Mrs William Hodges at 5220 Guinn in Room 222 Rickey Dean Caruso at 510 William in Room 215 Maggie Horne of Mont Belvieu in Room 107 Seth Allen Craig at 418 Pamela in Room 208 Deborah Ann McMurrey daughter of Mr and Mrs M L McMurrey Baytown in Room 213 Glenn A Campbell of Orange in Room 120 Linda Dale Bravenec of La Porte in Room 160 Mr and Mrs S P DeLome of 243 N Street welcome a son born March 20 at Gulf Coast.
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Linda Jean Hagler
Highlands
Steven Lee
Teresa Hodges
Wiliam Hodges
Guinn
Rickey Dean Caruso
William
Maggie Horne
Mont Belvieu
Seth Allen Craig
Pamela
Deborah Ann McMurrey
M. L. McMurrey
Baytown
Glenn A. Campbell
Orange
Linda Dale Bravenec
la Porte
ER&E Promotes Theo Hines
Theo Hines was promoted to senior research technician in Esso Research and Engineering Co. Baytown Division. He works with nuclear magnetic resonance and infrared spectrometers and analyzes spectra to determine molecular structure and component content. Hines, a Brenham High School and Blinn College graduate, previously worked for the U S Post Office Department and Humble Oil in Houston.
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Theo Hines
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Baytown
Hines
Brenham High School
Blinn College
University of Houston
U.S. Post Office Department
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Houston
Mrs. Hines
Eskridge
Anahuac Trustee Elections Set For April Fifth
Anahuac city voters and residents within the Anahuac School District will elect two school trustees in the April fifth election. The race appears set as candidates file and petitions close. Local officials urge participation in the municipal and school district contest.
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Anahuac City
Anahuac (Sp
Anahuac
D. Colley
James D
Jimmie) Matthews
Gladman Henry
Frank L. Garvey
Pine Island
Wallisville
Hankamer
City Hall
Stenographers Typists Jobs Open Across Texas
Statewide openings for clerk-typists and stenographers exist through the Texas Department of Public Health and the Texas Employment Commission. Wages range from 315 to 468 dollars monthly, depending on position and experience, with open competitive exams overseen by the Merit System Council. Applications go to the Merit System Council in Austin.
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Austin
Texas Department of Public Health, Public Welfare
Mntal Health and Mental Retardation
Texas Employment Commission
Merit System Council of Texas
Merit System Council
Brown Building
Tex
36th Infantry Gets New Boss
Maj. Gen. Ross Ayers appoints Col. Clarence A. Wilson of Luling to take over as commander of the National Guard's 36th Infantry Brigade. The brigade, headquartered in San Antonio, Wilson a World War II veteran, has served in the Guard since 1950 and was deputy commander. He runs a real estate and life insurance business.
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