Theme To Be Reality in Christian Science Services
Christian Scientists plan four Lesson Sermons on Reality at First Church of Christ Scientist Baytown. The service will read from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures and include Philippians selections. The church at 3406 Nevada Street will hold Sunday and Sunday School services at 10 30 a m.
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Christian Science Church
Mary Baker Eddy
First “Church of Christ, Scientist
Baytown
Nevada Street
Science Reading
N. Ashbel
Gospel of Jesus Christ
A. A. Calloway
Friendship Club
Wilmer Dorman
Austin
Concordia
Crusaders From Waxahachie At Highlands Revival
The Crusaders a four member singing group from Southwestern Assemblies of God College Waxahachie will perform at First Assembly of God Church Highlands during a weekend revival event.
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Assembly of God Church
the Crusaders
Southwestern Assemblies of God College of Waxachie
First Assembly of God Church
Highlands
Dinner Speaker Will Be Chinquapin Director at Lent Dinner
Robert Petters Moore director of the Chinquapin School for Boys will speak at a Lenten fellowship dinner 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at All Saints Episcopal Church. Services and nursery care available, with Holy Communion at 9:30 a.m. midweek and evening services nightly. The Rev Peter Katt will preach the sermon with Hubert Maeser Jr assisting.
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Chinquapin
Robert Petters Moore
Chinquapin School For Boys
All Saints Episcopal Church
Peter Katt
Hubert W. Maeser Jr
O. L. Clevenger
Restoration Topic At Kingdom Hall Plan
Jehovahs Witness congregation events announce 3 p.m. Sunday sermon on Restoration of All Things at 1305 Hawthorne with Bible study on Enduring Trials. Weekly Bible studies at 8 p.m. Tuesday in eight Bay town locations and Friday 7 30 p.m. ministry school and service meeting at the Kingdom Hall. Public welcome.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Hawthorne
Baytown
Senior Walther League To Stage Chancel Drama
The Senior Walther League will present a chancel drama in the sixth Lenten service Thursday at Redeemer Lutheran Church. A sermon by Rev. G. L. Nichols will follow, with a later talk session for teens led by Rusty Brockman. Holy communion will be celebrated. evangelism calls meet at 2:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Walther League
Redeemer - Lutheran Church
G. L. Nichols
Rusty Brockman
Rev. Nichols
Mayoral Candidate Tom Gentry Promotes City Bond Plan
Tom Gentry, age 35 with a BBA from Southern Methodist University and 14 years in residence, outlines policy on bonds. He argues completion of last year’s bond improvements is essential for growth, water and sewage capacity, and urges tax payer considerations in future city development. He supports the City Manager system but says top professionals must run administration.
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Tom Gentry
BBA
Southern Methodist University
Ruby Callaway
Baytown
Grauate
San Jacinto School of Nursing
Oll
Tily
Baytown More Reas
Thy Council
Baytown Leaders Endorse City Manager System and Growth Plans
A survey of Baytown figures outlines support for the City Manager Council form of government, emphasizes long range planning for water sewer and street needs, and calls for updated financing plans. Candidates share views on housing pollution control and park development to guide orderly growth.
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Jody Lander
B.S
Texas Agm University
Baytown
Humble Oil Refining Company
Ciy Manager Council
Baytown voters discuss city planning and government form
District 1 E Q Camp, age 67, with a background in chemistry and math, advocates planning for water, waste, streets, and growth under a Council Manager government. District 6 Charles E Gates emphasizes NASA level planning, housing, and maintenance, questions the manager system, praises the charter, and warns on political rhetoric.
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Charles E. Gates
Chilton
Waco
Baylor University
Baytown
Baytown plans new comprehensive update and city management change
Glen Walker, aged 38, Baylown minister with Baylor BA 1955 and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary training 1957 59, urges a two step plan. First update the 1964 era comprehensive plan with state assistance anticipated by March 4. Second set measurable goals for development streets water lines and city services, plus healthcare inventories and beautification. He supports a city manager form of government to provide professional management and quicker relief in crises.
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Glen Walker
Baylor University
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Baylown
First Baptist Church
Baytown
Ape
Powermant
Baytown residents push for master plan update and growth controls
A group of Baytown residents led by Don M Hullum and Charles Walker advocate updating the 1965 Comprehensive Master Plan to guide orderly growth. They press for improved sewer and drainage, water supply, pollution control, and housing strategies, plus careful building permits and a city manager system with a strong team.
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Don M. Hullum
Baytown
Texas A&m
University of Houston
Tve
Planning Dept
Planning Commission
Baytown civic plan favors council manager government
Jack Bray outlines a future planning strategy emphasizing expert cooperation across fields, population projections for 10 to 20 years, and revenue beyond property taxes. He calls for sewer and waste solution exploration, park land in new development, regional pollution controls, Houston plan alignment, county indigent care upgrades, and strong council manager governance in Baytown.
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Jack Bray
Tee College
University of Houston
Arco Chemical No. 2
Houston
Baytown
Former Army veteran opens Bel Mies Business Coffegs in West Palm Beach
A 44 year old veteran, after high school and Army service, starts a business in West Palm Beach. The writer mentions interest in accounting and business law and notes current straits after discharge.
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SIMGA
U.S. Army
Bel Mies Business Coffegs
Wes Palm Beach
Baytown Candidate Promotes Cost Accounting In City Plan
AIM WLW Ellias, 32, with MA from Stephen F. Austin State University and PhD from the University of Texas, favors long range city planning and strict cost accounting to justify funding and implementation of public services. He advocates the city manager form to reduce political influence and ensure efficient governance.
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AIM
Ellias A
Stephen F. Austin State University
University of Texas
Baytown
Giy Council
Baytown Engineer Recounts Career In City and Real Estate
BL Williams recounts 66 years, high school graduate, civil engineering course completion. He worked as lay out engineer for Baytown Humble refinery, left in 1930, then seven years as City Engineer, in Baytown since 1922, now engages in real estate investments. He disputes planning board delays and long term planning secrecy.
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Williams Lodge
Baytown
Humble
Goose Creek
Baytown developer urges planned growth and safeguards
Posit ions by 49 year old Baytown resident and home builder advocate prudent planning to protect property values and insure future investments. He calls for firm specifications for sewer, streets, utilities and facilities to support growth while maintaining orderly development across the area. He believes the current Baytown government form best serves the city with flexibility and potential.
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University of Houston
Baytown
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