Baytown Youth Recreation Program Set For Summer
Baytown will run a two month summer recreation program starting June 5 funded mostly by the school district. It includes swimming classes at Robert E Lee and Carver pools, eight district play centers, a Junior Olympic track program, and tennis. Estimated cost 9462 with 6800 from the district 800 from the city and 1862 from pool receipts. Jay Hollinger leads the program with Robert Foster and James E Roberson in charge of swimming.
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Baytown
Robert E. Les
Carver
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Jay Hollinger
Robert E. Lee
Robert Foster
James E. Roberson
Horace Mann Junior School
Carvergyn
X-ray Unit visits schools and Kiwanis speaker on Thursday
The Houston Harris County TB Mobile X-ray unit will be at Robert E. Lee High School Thursday and Friday from 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m, and at Ross Sterling High School on Wednesday. BULL GILES, Houston Astros public relations head, will speak at the Baytown Kiwanis Club Thursday at noon at the Tow er restaurant. Beta Sigma Phi will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Theo Wilburn residence 1400 E Texas. Gospel singing at Peace Tabernacle Friday at 8 p m with address 1102 Main to benefit the building fund Alemo PTA executive board meets Thursday at 1 30 p m with 2 30 p m general meeting a first grade class will present a play and there is a nursery Garden Club Plumwood Garden Club luncheon and installation of officers at 11 45 a m Thursday at the Holly Inn
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Houston-Harris County
TB Mobile
Robert E. Lee High School
Ross Sterling High School
Bull Giles
Houston Astros
Baytown Kiwanis Club
Tower
Beta Sigma Phi
Thursay
Theo Wilburn
Texas
Peace Tabernacle
Alemo Pta
Alemo, Parent
Associaton
Garden Club
Plumwoodd Garden Club
Holly Inn
East
University of Houston
Sandra Kay Park
Ross Sterling
Park
University of Texas
la Porte High School
Virginia Dawn Meigs
Meigs
Annie M. White
Sam Houston State
Kay P. Adair
Cedar Bayou
Adair
North Texas State University
Luticia Ann Starks
Starks
Prairie View College
Raymond E. Bundy
Bundy
Colorado State College
Greeley
Marilyn D. Richards
Richards
Bay town weather and tides report and local notes
Weather in the Bay town area shows cloudy to partly cloudy and warm through Thursday with Wednesday temperatures around 70s to high 80s. Gulf tides forecast high at 6 45 a m and low at 21 06 p m Thursday. Local items include Aggie joke by J B Lefevre and Léo Frost and notes on residents and school figures.
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Baytown Area
Galveston
Dedication Of Y Set Sunday At Baytown YMCA
Baytown YMCA announces dedication of the new Baytown family YMCA building at 201 Wye Drive at 3 p.m. Sunday with a 3:30 to 5 p.m. open house. Tours will showcase a separate health club for men and women, weight rooms, a heated pool, and rooms for informal education and meetings. Notables include Carl B. Cooper of the Metropolitan YMCA, R. A. Parker, J. M. Hols, Lowell Summers, the Rev. Ed Summers, the Rev. B O W Dowler, the Rev. Ed Pendleton, and R. P. Beman.
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R. P. Beman
Baytown Ymca Board
Baytown Family Xmca
Wye Drive
Baytown Ymca
Carl B. Cooper
Metropolitan Ymca
Houston
R. A. Parker
Metropolitan Boards of Directors
J. M. Hols
Lowell Summers
Ed Summers
Grace Methodist Church
B. O W. Dowler
First Presbyterian
Ed Pendleton
First Christian
Beman
Humble Day Set With Barbecue and Games in Baytown
The 47th Humble Day will run from 9 a.m. Saturday at Baywood Country Club Baytown. About 12 000 Humble Refinery employees and dependents attend with families. Cochairs are Harry Combs and Rex Curtin. Events include kiddie rides dancing Little Miss Humble Day style show and tennis games between Houston Baytown employees and swimming. New features include a checkers exhibition with Baytown Chekers Club players and a drawing for six portable TV sets for Humble Club members.
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Aith
Baytown
School Trustees Seek Chance To Explain Bonds
Baytown area clubs and organizations can host a talk by school trustees about the district's 7.77 million bond election set for May 27. A publicity plan includes a speaker, slide show, leaflets, cards, a net sheet, and a public forum with radio broadcast scheduled for May 23 at Row Sterling High School.
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Johnella Boynton
Baytown’ Area
Board of Education
Karl W . Opryshek
Troy Peterson
Seth Mitchell
Row Sterling High School
Poara
Bruce Ramsey
Baytown GI Delivers in Hue Helicopter Birth
Hospitalman 2nd Class Jim L. Stubblefield of Baytown earned the title Doc after assisting a Vietnamese woman in childbirth during a helicopter flight over Hue. The crew decorated the helicopter with a stork picture to mark the first delivery. Stubblefield, a 1964 Robert E. Lee graduate, has served in Vietnam about two years.
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Vietnam
Baytown
Jim L. Stubblefield
R P. Cockreham
East Pearce
Stubblefield
Hue
Robert H. Lee
Democrats Plan Dance Saturday in Houston at CWA Hall
Harris County Democrats schedule a Saturday dance at the CWA Hall in Houston with a live floor show. Ray Heinrich of Baytown co-chairs the dance committee and notes a minimum suggested donation. Reservations can be made by phone through Heinrich or the Harris County Democrats office in the Scanian Building.
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Harris
CWA
Pease
Houston
Ray Heinrich
Baytown
Heinrich
Phoning Heinrich
Harris County Democrats
Scanian
Reserves, Guard Generals Vote To Cut Units
A committee of regular Army National Guard and Reserve generals voted 12 to 10 to drop 15 National Guard divisions and four Reserve brigades. The plan, supported by Secretary McNamara, aims to streamline Reserve forces. It would shift combat units into the National Guard and service support to the Reserve, creating 42 brigades with most men moving to high priority outfits. Officials say about 1,000 units exist in each division and states would gain at least one brigade while some get up to three.
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Fred
Hoffman
Washington
Robert S .McNamara
Pentagon
Congress
Reserve Forces Policy Committee
Regular Army
Guard
Army
National Guard
Lange
Teen Employment Center Opens at Chamber Office in Baytown
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce youth employment committee will open a youth employment center May 29 with an office in the chamber building. Miss Sylvia McKinstry said applicants total over 100, ranging from ninth graders to graduating seniors, with jobs from full time summer work to short one hour or one day tasks. Office hours will be 9 am to noon, Monday through Friday, with Mrs. J. E. Beal in charge.
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Baytown
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Sylvia McKinstry
J. E. Beal
Miss McKinstry
Seaborn Cravey
Tom Walmsley
Odena Childers
Walter Lehde
James A. Davis
First National Bank of Baytown Names New VP
Reuben Lambert Jr age 28 named vice president at First National Bank of Baytown by bank president L Lee Brasfield. Lambert native of Stamford andIdalou High valedictorian and class president later Texas Tech alumnus with fraternity ties. prior banking stints included Texas Bank and Trust Co Dallas and Lubbock National Bank.
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Reuben, Lambert, Jr
Fidelity Bank and Trust Co
Houston
First National Bank of
Baytown
L. Lee Brasfield
Lambert
Stamford
Idalou
Idalou High School
School Aid
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Houston Bank
Texas Bank and Trust .Co
Dallas
Lubbock National Bank
City Study Scheduled Thursday
The Baytown City Council will study eight bids for ambulance service at 6 30 p m Thursday at city hall. Bids opened Tuesday seek subsidies up to 6000 monthly, with Belfort Ambulance Service currently paid 6000 monthly. Irvington Ambulance Co of Houston bids 3000 monthly plus industrial contract income. Two ambulances needed day and night, one on graveyard shift. City may buy a station wagon to support ambulance work and police patrols, provide housing for crews at fire stations, and dispatch through the police department. 城 Also on the agenda is widening one block of Garth Road north of Park to permit protected left turns and reduce congestion.
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Henry Holcomb
Baytown
City Hall
Belfort Ambulance Service. Co
Belfort
Irvington “Ambulance,Co
Houston
Irvington
Ali
Police Department
Garth Road
Park
District Quietly Expands Staff as 15 Teachers Depart
Fifteen educators announced resignations effective year end, including Molly Aczel at Carver and Ayn Felder at Highlands Junior. The district board accepted resignations and approved twelve new hires such as Frank Lasater in multiple subjects, Lois Klaus, Josephine Linville, and Mary East, plus others in homemaking, Spanish, math, and business administration.
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Molly Aczel
Carver
Ayn Felder
Highands
Frances D. Gibbs
Highlands
Bill D. Haynes
Robert E. Lee
Frances Hightower
Lamar
Larry R. Jobe
Barbara King
Cedar
Bayou
Nancy McKinney
Horace Mann
Hattie R. Montgomery
Baytown
Michael E. Roberson
Robert E Lee
Jan Thompson
Patsy Dee Schrock
Harlem
Joyce BE. Shankles
Sterling
John Sturrock
Lyn Wall
Frank Charles Lasater
Lasater
Texas Tech
Lubbck
Wichita Falls
Lois’ Ann Klaus
Klaus
University of Texas
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Tom Farmer
Lavon Heintscher
Esther Dean
Sharmain Ramey
Texas Outlook
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Rose Cravey
Bitsy Davis
Sterling High School
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Credit Union
Carolyn Webb
Judy Ackerley
Sue Maxwell
Libby White
Jo Potter
Sue Lee
Jane Tucker
Shirley Holzaepfel
Anna Mae Johnston
Joyce Muckleroy
Betty Troutman
Harriett Day
Kate Spengler
Democrats
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Reuben Lambert JR
Education Aen
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Beatrice Braewell
Mami
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Braswell
Robert P. Kelley
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