Spaghetti Supper and Local Events At Area Churches
SRepers S Supper at St Pauls Lutheran Church serves spaghetti at 6 p m Sunday. A film Letters to Nancy will follow. Booster Club The Ranger Booster Club meets 7 30 p m Monday in Ross Sterling High School cafeteria. Severinsen Concert Doc Severinsen and Robert E Tee High School band perform at 4 30 p m Sunday in the school auditorium. He arrives 11 am Sunday. Tickets 1 50. Family Communion San Jacinto Council 2788 hosts a family communion at all masses Sunday at Saint Joseph s Catholic Church. Parish invited to participate individually or as family groups for world peace. In Chicago Loyd Kuntz of Crosby tours with Culver Stockton College Concert Choir. He is a Crosby High School graduate and a freshman drama major. Flags Over Texas opens 1963 season April 13 with a $2 million expansion, including a 60 foot volcano erupting lava onto trains below. Sister Choir St Joseph s Catholic Church Adult Choir practices 7 30 p m Monday at the church for Sunday music.
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Severinsen
Doc” Severinsen
Robert E. Tee High School
San Jacinto
Chicago
Loyd Kuntz
R. L. Kuntz
Crosby
Culver-Stockton Céblege
Kuntz
Crosby High School
Culver-Stockton
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Weather and Tides for Easttown Area Forecast
Forecast calls for cloudy to partly cloudy skies with warm temperatures and scattered showers by weekend. Easttown area tides list high at 6:36 a.m. and 6:22 p.m., low at 12:14 p.m. and 11:36 p.m., with Galveston tides noted.
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EaYtown
Galveston
Baytown Notes Highlight Community Births and Events
IRS Lois Squires newly resides in Baytown from Oakland California. Her brother plans a birthday party for her. A son was born Thursday at Gulf Coast Hospital to Mr and Mrs K W Tilton in Morrell area. Renee Bishop Harriet Semvers Marion Lewis and Skimmame visited a movie set Friday with Chris Chandler. A J Bradberry remains in Sem Jacinto Methodist Hospital intensive care. Mrs Phyllis Sanders wed from Hawaii where her husband Sox Berry Ary Korenck performs authentic Cambodian dance. Baytown Little Theater presents Barefoot in Park.
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IRS
Lois Squires
Jiddie Cox
Baytown
Oakland
Calif
K. W. Tilton
Morrell
Gulf Coast Hospital
Renee Bishop
Harriet Semvers
Marion Lewis
Skip Mame
Chris Chandler
A. J. Bradberry
Sem Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Phyllis Sanders
Hawaii
Sox
Erryary Korenck
Baytown Little Theater
Only One Race Contested in Baytown Elections
Voters in Baytown on Tuesday will select three city council members, with two seats unopposed, and decide a proposed one percent city sales tax. Incumbents Albert Fanestiel and Andy Braswell seek re election in districts five and four respectively. A five way district one contest includes Dub Ward Ted Kroesel C L Peanuts Boullion Dutch Ptacek and Jim Burgess. The sales tax would fund streets sewers and water line improvements and no next year property tax rise is promised. Mayors and council members term expirations are listed for April 1963.
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Beytown
Albert Fanestiel
Andy Braswell
Fat Ball
Pits
Dub Ward
Ted Kroesel
C. L
Peanuts Boullion
Ptacek
Jim Burgess
Baytown
Seaborn Cravey
Lamar Kelley
Glen Walker
Don Hullum
Baytown City Election Precincts and Judges Listed
Baytown voters for the Tuesday city and sales tax elections are assigned to precincts 12 through 103 and 149 through 249. Precincts include Alamo School J. W. Hayes Irving Ohn and others with designated election judges such as Mrs. Dabney W. A. Goodrich Jr. and Ted Kloesel. The list specifies polling locations like Baytown Firemen's Hall and Baytown Junior School with corresponding judges.
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Baytown City
Alamo School
J. W. Hayes
David G. Burnet
Irving Ohn
Courtesy Ford
Jack Hester
Ashbel Smith
W. O. Tid
Mon
Baytown Firemen’s Hall
George Dabney
Baytown Junior School
Andy Contreras
S. F. Austin
W. A. Goodrich Jr
San Jacinto
Ted Kloesel
Travis
J. Roger Read
Carver
Woodrow Lewis
James Bowie
Wayne McClurg
Opponents Present Case Against City Sales Tax
Arguments against city sales tax claim it is unfair and regressive, hitting low earners hardest. They warn exemptions for food medicine and clothes may be removed, reducing reliability. They contend the tax shifts costs to consumers and applies to essentials like clothing bedding school supplies and meals in dining establishments. Rental property owners pass ad valorem costs to renters, and future legislatures could end exemptions. The tax would tax all purchases over 17 cents, with a 3 percent rate, affecting Baytown residents before the April 2 election.
Severinsen To Perform Here Sunday
Doc Severinsen will conduct the Robert E. Lee High School Symphonic Band at 4 30 p m Sunday in Baytown. The program features Concerto For Trumpet and Fantasy For Trumpet. Tickets are 1 50 at the door.
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Doc Severinsen
Johnny Carson
Robert E. Lee
Severinsen
Doc
Baytown
Humble and Enjay plan 130 hires at Baytown plants
Humble 1 and play Will re 130 plan to hire about 130 wage employees for Baytown plants in 1968. Humble will hire about 100 and Enjay about 30. First group of new employees selected now with about 20 refinery process workers to be added April 15. Additional groups to follow through 1968 with pre employment tests at the Activity Building on scheduled dates. This marks the fourth straight year of wage hiring at the Baytown plants. Total hires over four years reach 431 for Humble and 119 for Enjay.
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Humble
Enjay
Baytown
Enjey
County Agencies Back Food Stamp Plan For Harris County
Baytown business leader Charlie Caldwell praises a proposed county food stamp program as more dignified and efficient than the existing commodity system. Harris County Commissioners authorize County Judge Bill Elliott to negotiate with the state welfare department for a federal study and possible implementation, with county costs tied to minimum purchases for those unable to pay.
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Fohnella Broynton
Charlie Caldwell
Baytown
Ares Community Chest
Harris County
Commissioners Court
Bill Elliott
State Welfare Department
State Department of Public Welfare
Elliott J
Sterling German Club Performs Die Bildsaulen at Huntsville Convention
Ross Sterling High School's Der Deutscher Verein travels to the Texas Association of German Students State Convention in Huntsville for a two day event with plays speakers and a banquet. The group presents its first ever play Die Bildsaulen about a forbidden marriage plot ending with thwarted thieves and family comedy.
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Ross Sterling High School
der Deutscher Verein
Texas Association of German Students
Huntsville
White House Noncommittal On Pause In Vietnam Bombing
AP dispatch notes White House remains noncommittal on a potential 0 day pause in U S bombing of North Vietnam as political maneuvering unfolds. Dr Archie H Burkhalter of Pasadena Memorial Hospital is to be arraigned Monday on a rape charge involving a patient. Campaign strategists foresee McCarthy carrying Wisconsin if he wins the primary, aided by Republicans voting Democratic. Three Dallas youths face haircuts to enroll in school while Kennedy ends a major campaign stretch exhausted. UN Security Council is called into urgent debate over the Israeli Arab crisis.
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White House
House
Johnson
U. S
North Vietnam
Archie H. Burkhalter
Pasadena Memorial Hospital
Thousand youngsters set for preschool clinic in district
More than a thousand youngsters entering first grade next fall will attend the district preschool clinic in late April. Registration runs April 8 to 16 with testing on vision, hearing, speech and readiness from April 23 to 26 at three church locations. District coordinator Mrs. Jenarie Alexander will brief elementary school chairmen on April 3 and district mothers committees on pre registration procedures.
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Jenarie Alexander
Childéren
Travis
San Ja+ginto
DeZavala
Burnet
St. Joseph's
Lee College seeks bond issue and tax authority in May vote
Lee College District voters will decide on a 554,000 bond issue and eight cents of additional taxing authority at the May 4 party primaries. Regents plan separate paper ballots, with only taxpaying residents allowed to vote. The bond aims to finish the last building program and fund campus improvements to meet growth for about three years.
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Henry Holcomb
Lee College
Harris County
College Board of Regents
Raids Net 24 Warrants in Texas Drug Sweep
In pre dawn raids at the University of Texas area authorities arrested at least two well known figures as part of a statewide push against marijuana and LSD. About 36 people were detained as 40 raiders in 12 squads searched homes boarding houses and apartments. Federal indictments approved 24 arrest warrants were executed.
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Austin
University of Texas
Regent Candidate Harrop Former Teacher At REL
William H. Harrop 40 a former Lee College student and teacher at Robert E. Lee High School joins seven candidates for the Board of Regents. A UH industrial education graduate and former shop instructor, Harrop argues for creative vision and revitalized objectives to prepare citizens for business government and industry. His father in law W F Muller long directed Lee College vocational education.
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William H
Bill Harrop
Lee Colt
Lege Board of Regents
Lee College
Robert E. Lee
Harrop
Harrop’s
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