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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1956
Page
2
Rev Osteen of Central Baptist outlined the church topics for the coming service and discussion sessions, naming several focal themes for the week. The schedule highlights spiritual guidance, community outreach and worship activities led by church leaders.
Mont Belview youth group hosts a reception for visiting guests at a local fete held in the town hall. Adlethedist Wing attended the event as a special guest, with community members noting the group's hospitality and cordial exchanges.
In the Vanderink Tournament in New York a tricky hand tests timing and risk. East shows hearts. South aims to reach dummy and protect entries. Declarer must decide how to locate the jack of clubs while managing three unseen suits.
A dense OCR of a Sunday TV guide shows numerous programs across channels with times and titles. Entries include Roy Rogers, Perry Como, George Gobel, Gunplays, News, religious shows, cartoons, and theater listings, reflecting a multi-hour block of classic broadcasts.
A hire is sought in San Antonio for a water survey engineer to lead a feasibility study on ice retention at the Bay site. The assignment involves evaluating engineering data, planning surveys, and reporting findings to the project team. The role emphasizes fieldwork, analysis, and coordination with city officials.
A fragment from a crossword puzzle with Across and Down clues listed. Includes partial entries like Small trea water sh, Bravery, Domestic eater, Goddess of discord, Coin, City, Unwoven cloth, Capital of Cuba, Open peel, Safe, Harsh, Attitudinize, Gloomy, Psychiatrist, Funeral pile, River to the Channel, Receptacle for coffee, A Sionan indian, Spain. The text is garbled and contains misprints and incomplete clues.
Michael Ned eMafift formerly Miodrag Nedelikovic told Probate Judge James H. Sexton he sold two plays under the pen name Michael N. Luxor and now seeks to retain it. The court record notes a second name change ordered to reflect the stage name.
Bryan Stratton of The London National Life Insurance Co gained national notice for his personal production record last month. Stratton ranked ninth among all BENS at the company in sales, competing with more than 2,500 representatives nationwide. Judge Sexton remarked on the name change, saying the court would rather change your name again than your luck, and granted the petition.
Baytown's top ten popular records include Lisbon Antigua Rock and Roll Waltz Poor People of Parte and Theme for Three Penny Opera. also listed are Theme for Man with Golden Arm Heartbreak Hotel and Memories are Made of This. The list shows multiple artist and track titles with some OCR errors.
The piece reports that Kefauver’s Minnesota win boosts hope for a third party option while Stevenson fades. Lyndon Johnson remains reluctant to commit, with Texas allies split on a possible bid. Some see a Johnson run as risky for northern support in a civil rights year, while others expect growing interest if convention dynamics shift.
Barbers Hill High School won the district one act play contest held Friday night in Sheldon, earning the right to contest at Katy on April 1. The troupe performed The Little Foxes with Ruth Ann McCullum praised by judge D. M. Thompson of Stephen F. Austin High School. Cast included Dan Hooks, Salon Speer, Kenneth Plower, Holling Naquin, Clayton Elmer, Ann Butler, and Wanda Wilburn among others.
The Darkest Hour is the Crosby High School entry in the Inter scholastic League District 88 one act play contest. Crosby competes with Andihuac Sour Lake Dayton Hull Dassetta East Chambers Koonce Buna and Be tle Cyprus in the district meet at Dayton Friday. The winner advances to the regional contest in Houston next month.
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