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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1963
Page
2
Wayne L. Gregory, candidate for District A city council, stresses voters elected officials must answer to the people. He lists goals including budgeting efficiency, city operations, durable streets, planned growth, and expanded recreational facilities, urging voters to seek facts and vote for the candidate of their choice.
Ward, a Sherman County health candidate for Baytown mayor, outlines his stance and veteran roots. He announces a Saturday April 6 dog and cat vaccination drive across Cedar Bayou Negro School Barbers Hill Courthouse Old River Cove Tri-City Beach Wallisville Anahuac Hankamer sites with times. He pledges accessible office hours and a moderate record.
Baytown and Pasadena branches of the National Association of Letter Carriers sponsor an all day seminar at the Holiday Inn. About 100 postal employees from the Gulf Coast area are expected. Speakers include Glen Hodges and Frank Hill from Dallas. Baytown officials M. L. Neal and N. B. Ballard will participate. Sessions run 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 with a Q&A period.
Houston report shows Allstate Insurance Co. Texas sales boosted growth for 1962. Direct fire and casualty premiums written in Texas reached 25,312,000, up 3,482,000 from the prior year. Total net written fire and casualty premiums rose to 977,990,000, a new high, up more than 315,400,000 from 1961.
The Christian Science church will emphasize freedom from matter during Sunday services with a lesson on Reality. Scriptural selections include Romans 13 12 and a Science and Health citation by Mary Baker Eddy noting that perfection underlies reality and that all things disappear until perfection appears.
REL Junior-Senior Band at Robert E. Lee High School captured its fourth consecutive first division in a regional concert contest hosted by the Interscholastic League Region V. Nineteen bands competed Friday and Saturday with judges from Dallas Beaumont Vanderbilt and others. Sophomore Band earned second division in concert and first in sightreading at Clear Creek High School with judges from Cameron Ennis and more.
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