Doctor's Day Observed By East Harris County Medical Society
The East Harris County Medical Society marks Doctors Day with a Tuesday dinner and floral tributes. Mayor Lee Liggett proclaims the day, tying it to Dr Crawford W Long's 1842 ether anesthesia first used in Georgia. An auxiliary display runs at Sterling Municipal Library and carnations are given to doctors at four hospitals.
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East Harris¢ County Medical Society
Lee Ligsett
Crawford W. Long
East Harris County Medical Society
Sterling Municipal Library
Frank Jaubert
George Felkner
Long
Isan
Lee Liggett
Haytown
W. H. Bridges
Women's Auxiliary
East
Morris County
Dr. Liggett
Hollis Jr. Dies in Houston at 40
James Alvin Hollis Jr. a former Highlands resident and Armco Steel clerk, died Saturday in a Houston hospital. He was WWII veteran, member of Houston Aquarium Society and lodge groups. Funeral Tuesday at Highlands First Baptist Church, burial at San Jacinto Memorial Park. Survivors include his widow Marie, two sons in Houston, and parents of Highlands.
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James Alvin Hollis Jr
Highlands
Houston
Armco Steel Co
Columbine
Aieuaton
AL Houston
Houston Aquarium: Society
Bighies
Royal Arch Channelview Lodge
Highlands First Baptist Church
Bonner C. Magness
San Jacinto Memorial Park
Pander
Earthman Highlands Funeral Home
Hoaltis
Highlands Street
Marie A. Hollis
James A. Hollis
Terry Sharlene Hollis
Beverly Gay
Hollis
James A. (Pappy) Hollis
Seanevel
Wits
Feilfey Ab
JH. OL. Gray
Lhes
Hightaoas
Houston Hospital
Houston Aquarian Society
The
Royal Arch
Channelview Lodge
Highlands First Baptist Chocoa
Buriat
San Jacato Memorial Park Cemetery
Berthman Highlands
Funeral notices from Baytown and Highlands area
Obituaries for James Alvin Hollis Jr. and a Baytown resident, with details of services, burial at San Jacinto Memorial Park, and survivors including widow, children, and siblings. Also notes affiliations with Armco Steel, World War II veteran status, and local Masonic and Royal Arch memberships. Services set for Highlands First Baptist Church with burial at Highlands memorial cemetery.
Former Baytown Resident Paul L. King Dies in Dallas
Paul L. King, long-time Baytown area resident, died in St. Paul’s Hospital Dallas Sunday after a Christmas hospital stay. Funeral services are pending at Forst Park Funeral Chapel in Houston. He lived in Baytown about 30 years, worked for Houston Pipe and Steel Co. Born at Cedar Bayou, he leaves two sons Paul H. King of Houston and Richard King of Dallas, two brothers Emery H. Rheaume and Cecil W. Fisher, both of Baytown, and three grandchildren.
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Paul L. King
Baytown
St. Paul's Hospital
Dallas
Forst Park Funeral Chapel
Houston
Houston Pipe and Steel Co
King
Cedar Bayou
Paul H. King
Richard King
Emery H. Rheaume
Cecil W. Fisher
Baytown Junior High Dominates Local Science Fair
Seventh grader from Baytown Junior High earns top biology honors as Baytown schools rack up prizes across junior and senior divisions. McClintock’s Scientist of the Year plaque goes to a Baytown student, while John Killough wins first prize in civil engineering for Linear Programming.
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Baytown
Society of Professional Chemists and Engineers
McClintock
American Society of Civil Engineers
John Killlough
Robert Atherton
Webber
Baytown Junior High
Robert Chatfield
Robert Zubic
REL
Chatfield
William Lyles
Annette Maroney
Ginger Read
Melanie Craig
Highlands
Ann Souby
Scottie Worden
Meldena Mooney
Debbie Jones
Highlands Junior High
Gail Nebbitt
Pam Clark
BJH
Jearch Science
Audie Morgan
David O'Banion
Brad Sheffield
Horace Mann
Ira Ferguson
Bill Sanford
Joanne French
Lucy Whitson
Patti Kate Massey
Deborah Massey
BIH
John Cobb
Alice Stephenscor
Cobb
Randy Keiper
Electric Jorgan
Alan McWhorter
Fire destroys store in downtown Bryan
A Montgomery Ward store in Bryan was destroyed by a fire that damaged nearby businesses. Manager J. C. Jones estimated losses at 750,000 to 1 million with about 200,000 in merchandise. Firefighters from Bryan and College Station battled the blaze about two hours after smoke was seen at 6 a.m. Smoke and water damaged five other buildings in the block.
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BRYAN
Caire
Montgomery Ward
Bryan Sanday
J. C. Jones
Ward
Merichandise
College Station
Ten-year-old boy implicated in window vandalism report
A 10-year-old boy caught smashing a pane at Home Lunder Co in Texas was handed to juvenile authorities by Patrolman R. L. Hardy after Glen Woods reported the glass was broken with a small steel rod. The Sunday incident followed other weekend arrests including assaults, thefts, and disturbances with multiple injuries none reported.
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Lunder Co
Texas
R. L. Hardy
Glen Woods
Jimmy Hale
Stimpson
Yomeons
Grace Dahlby
S. Pruett
Police Staton
J. Hines
Sat Harvey
Zach Booth
Justice of the Peace
M. M. Brown
Lester L. Orton Jr
EB. Republic
X. O. Morrison
Robert Merchant
Judge Brown
Honored Guests Dr Bowen to visit Baytown Optimist meet
Dr. Carl Bowen Optimist International president will visit Southeast Texas District as featured speaker at a Baytown Club diner. Robert E. Lee High School Madrigal Singers will entertain guests at the event.
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Carl Bowen
North Carolina
Texas
Baytown Club
Bowen
Optimist International
Tower
Robert KE. Lee High Schools
Madrigal Singers
Congress to back President on swift legislation
Week end hacking report cites Sens Case and Scott and House leaders advocating swift support for the President. Cork Albert asserts Congress will uphold the President with prompt votes on proposed measures. ISAYFOWN TEACHERS Credit Union moves to new headquarters in Room 109 of the Gragstine Building.
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Isayfown Teachers Credit Union
Monday Jig
Gragstine Building
Baytown JCL Acts to Back National Arts Foundation
The Junior Classical League passes a resolution urging Congress to establish a National Arts and Humanities Foundation. Speaker Dr. John F. Latimer notes humanities fuel scientific progress, while Baytown delegates Ekholm Stevenson and Susan Burs prepare for the national JCL convention at USC on Aug 12 and Baytown plans to host the 1966 state convention.
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da Silliman
Ronny McCraw
Patricia Brinkman
Kathy Sanders
Tommy Greer
Bill Crawford
Jay Allston
James Jackson
Ronnie Mitchell
Lacey Doran
Alan Stewart
Childres
R. B. Doran
Smith
JCL
Congress
National Arts and Humanities Foundation
National Science Foundation
John F. Latimer
American Classics League
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
John Burns
Baytown
Ekholm
Stevenson
University of Southern California
Susan Burs
Robert E. Lee
Bombing kills one, wounds ten in Viet Cong raid
After delayed fuse bombs exploded in a Viet Cong controlled area, one man died and ten were seriously wounded with many others injured. Medics treated the wounded as U.S. Army and Vietnamese helicopters evacuated casualties. A door gunner fired while lifting off with blood plasma aboard.
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Duker
Wafford
Air Force
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Goose Creek Country Club
Automobile Dance Company
Aeto Lasheance Company
John Mitchell
Esto Yazk
Wright
Frank Sinatra
Clint Walker
Tommy Sands
Eas
Joseph Cotten Pee
Hollis Jr
Thad Felton
Samen
Science Fair
Dock Holcomb
Margin Road
Ann Oliver
Gilmer
L. R. Harris
Milton Fort
Larry Smith
Barenett
Abraham Kerr
East Adline
Highway 146
Si Fayle
Main
Poe
KKK
Merchers Credit Union
U.S
el Toro
Bayway Drive
Moreno’s
Borden
Hunt
Pillsbury
Dale Pineappie
Wooster Store
Market Street Road
Maxwell House
Rosedale
USGA
Hormel
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