Crosby Band Parents Club Elects New Leader
Mrs Garbs elected president succeeding Mrs W Houghton. First vice president Mrs P P Kristinck. Secretary Mrs Claute Heward. Treasurer Mrs Taylor Ransom. The group raised over 1500 dollars for chess horn sheet music stands jackets medals and pins. PTA President Mrs T J Denson reinstalled as Crosby PTA president. Supt C O Dusek awarded life membership pin. Swing Kings provided entertainment at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. HB. Garbs
Crosby Band Parents Club
W. Houghton
P.P. Kristinck
Claute Heward
Taylor Ransom
Chess Horn
Crosby Parent-Teacher Association
Joe Tepera
Elmo Stevens
Luther Fleming
Tammy Haly
Swing Kings
Supt
C. O. Dusek
Beniyn Matthews
Lfe Life
Stewart Lawless
J.T. Hare
C. Ulrich
James Ewell
Page Henson
Bethel Assembly Sets Morgans Point Service Times
Bethel Assembly of God Church will hold services at 11 am and 7 50 pm Sunday in Morgans Point. Sunday school begins at 10 am. Earl Davis, pastor, announced. Thursday night A N Cook will lead a song service at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Assembly of God Church
Morgans Paint
Earl Davis
FFA Students Awarded At Crosby Banquet
Crosby Star chapter awards presented for outstanding FFA members at a barbecue banquet at Crosby fair grounds. Charles Manor received the Star farmer award, James Bayard the dairy farmer award, Willie Jon Sikora the soil and water management award, Garle Ransom the public speaking award, and James Doss the farm electrical work award. Principal speaker was J E Wooldridge. Honorary plaques went to Mrs C A Fortner Monras Wise and Ernest Sebesta for their support. Others honored included R Peterson Horace Seale Cook and several locals. Patty Ray Moore won second in public speaking at Area JIT in Brenham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby Future Farmers of America
Star Chapter
Charles Manor
Deiry Farmer
James Bayard
Willie Jon Sikora
Garle Ransom
James Doss
Crosby Fair Grounds
J. E. Wooldridge
Chambers County
Secral
Jake Parish
C. A. Fortner
Monras Wise
Ernest Sebesta
FIA
Crosby
R. Peterson
Horace Seale Cook
C. O. Dusek
Fred Lintelman Sr
E. L. Runneberg
W. C. Lord
C Louis Willams
Albert Franta
M. H. Holitzke
Horace Cook
Theo Ramsey
J. Joberpriller
C. J. Miller
Crosby High School
Bob Turner
Anahuac
Patty Ray Moore
Gayle Ransom
Brenham
Posey Heads LP School Board Again
L. EB Posey was re elected president of the La Porte school board at a Friday meeting after canvassing trustee election returns. F. L. Copeland became vice president. Dr. James V. Lengston was defeated. H. B. Harrison was re elected secretary. Mrs. Dineikirchner joined as new board member. Baccalaureate speaker will be Rev. Stanley Smith. commencement speaker Dr. Anthony Bous earen of Marquette University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Eb, Posey Sr
la Porte
Posey
F. L. Copeland
James V. Lengston
H. B. Harrison
Dineikirchner
Anthony Bousearen
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Stanley Smith
Palmer Memorial Methodist Church
Houston
Crosby's New Jaycee Head Conducts First Meet May 26
Jaude Havard new Crosby Junior Chamber of Commerce president conducts its first meeting on May 26. Havard and officers were installed at a Crosby school cafeteria banquet. L K DeZavala Region 1 vice president attended. About 60 to 70 people were present as Houston Jaycees Floyce Foster and Don Arbrough joined as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby
Jaude Havard
Crosby Junior Chamber of Commerce
Havard
Crosby School
L. K. DeZavala
Freeport
Jimmy Petrich
Don Ramsey
Sire‘e
Alvin Stasney
W. D. Barge
Sterretary
Willie’ Lee Ewell
Seith May
Joe Créam
Swanson
Odell Stasney
Clarks Heironimus
Tex Tyler
Tillman Ethridge
Smith J. Permentor
al Foster
Houston
Jaycees
de Zavala
Floyce Foster
Houston Group
Don ¥Arbrough
Baytown Kiwanis Club Participates in 4000th Chartering
Baytown Kiwanis Club plays a role in Kiwanis International's 4000th chartering. Dr. Jesse Kilpatrick, Baytown member and Kiwanis lieutenant governor, oversees installation of Western Houston Kiwanis officers. A charter night dinner is set for 7 p.m. next Tuesday at Bill Williams restaurant in Houston with a large Baytown delegation and attendees from Southeast Texas clubs. Governor Tar Waller of the Texas-Oklahoma district will attend as guest of honor. President R L Van Deventer urges 1100 percent luncheon attendance as Gov Walker is prime speaker next Thursday. Jack Furbee chaired the Thursday luncheon at The Tower. K K Kitchel showed a Washington film by Standard Oil of New Jersey highlighting U S history attracting over 1,600,900 visitors annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Jesse Kilpatrick
Baytown Club
Kiwanis
Houston Kiwanis Club
Bill Willams
South Main
Houston
Baytown Chips
Texas
Tar
Jim Waller
Fort Worth
R. L. van Deventer
Gov. Walker
Next Thussday
Jack Furbee
the Tower
K. K
Kitchel
Furbee
Washington
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Baytown Optimists Plan Truth or Consequences Show
The Baytown Optimist Club schedules a truth or consequences program for 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Tower with Ladies night for wives of members. Ed Clarke expects record attendance at the Town meeting place. The program committee prepares a mystery sequence and will not reveal the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Ed Clarke
Mrs. Thelma Mix Dies in Baytown Hospital
Thelma Mix 54 of 1995 Wright Boulevard Baytown died Friday at a Baytown hospital. She was a 25 year resident, member of Goose Creek Chapter Order of Eastern Star and Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. Funeral at 5 pm Saturday at Farthman chapel. graveside at Cedarcrest Cemetery. Burial under Marthman’s direction. Survivors include husband W. A. Mix a daughter J Pickford Madole Jr two sisters and three brothers and a grandson. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed.
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Thelma Mix
Wright Boulevard
Baytown
Mix
Goose Creek
Order of Eastern Star
Cedar Bayou
Cedarcrest Cemetery
Marthman
A. Mix
J. Pickford Madole Jr
T. C. Dent
E. J. Younger
San Antonio
R. V. Mc Dole
Port Lavaca
B. L. Mc Dole
R. R. MeDole
Enid
Okla
J. Pickford Madole II
Pasadena
Jimmy Wright
Curtis Dunk
A. F. Grodhaus
Bruce Breaugh
W. L. Enoch
W. R. Davis
B. J. Mix
Toby Gall
Douglas Boone
Parking fine collection plan faced with enforcement doubts
Corporation Court Judge J A Girardeau backs collection boxes to ease payments, expecting a higher turnout as about 7 percent pay after receiving notices. Councilman H W Campbell questions proper warrant use, noting most violators take tickets home and miss deadlines, leading to warrants for the rest.
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Pagenr
Corporation Court
J. A. Girardeau
Ounellman HW
Campbell
Chautien
Girardean
Dt Lin Collees
Ak Tarry
Cel
Cedar Bayou Cub Scouts Present Forestry Program
Cedar Bayou Cub Scouts Pack 8 met Tuesday at the Cedar Bayou Methodist fellowship hall for a forestry program. The group sang My Country ’Tis of Thee and Davy Crockett, with readings and a Smokey the Bear instructional segment. They awarded badges, displayed projects, and elected new officers led by president FLR O’Neal. A trip to the San Jacinto area and Battleship Texas was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub
Cedar Bayou
Hal
den Fo
Davy Crockett
Richard Enderli
Dale Abernathy
Robertson
Jimmy Wwll- Nite
Clp
Arnold Garrett
Charley Ray Ender
Billy Tadlock
Billy Sloan
Way Bush
Cat O'Neal
Tallent
Cubs
Tie Paglib
FLR
O'Neal
Paul Penny
Mars
D. W. Alden
Y Boaven
Ent
San Ja
Subdivisions Win City Council Approval For New Developments
The city council approved two subdivision projects with work to begin soon. Developers agreed to extend sewer lines, with the city funding part of the cost differences between line sizes. Roseland Oaks received final plan approval from city engineers and officials, with lift station plans to be submitted for council approval. A new eight inch water line from Tri City Beach Road to Roseland Park Drive will be built, with the city paying the difference between six and eight inch lines, and a two inch water line on Wildwood Drive upgraded to six inches. A 42 inch concrete drain along Texas Avenue will connect to the existing system to serve adjacent lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Richardson
McFarlen
Davia Road
W. D. Broyles
B. K. Builders, Inc
Houston
Roseland Oaks
Ecity
H. S. Berlin
Public Works
C. W. Grantham
Art Lintelman
Tri-City Beach Road
Roseland Park Drive
Wildwood Drive
Lot 9
Block 3
Edgewood Drive
Texas Avenue
James C Savell Heads To NYC Then Indianapolis Tour
James C Savell longtime pharmacy student at the University of Houston travels from Houston to New York City for a Lederle Laboratory guest gig with American Cyanamide Co. and then to Indianapolis to visit Tilly pharmaceutical labs. The class travels as guests of five laboratories and Savell plans to join Black's Pharmacy after graduation as son in law of Mr and Mrs Bert Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Savell
Pharma Eeuticat
Unive
Houston
New York City
Lederle Laboratory
American Cyanide Co
Indianapolis
Tilly Pharmaceutical Laboratories
Savell
Black
Phar
Marcians and Cockell Fight Scheduled at Twin Drive-In
Boxers Marcians and Cockell square off Monday at the King Center Twin Drive-In on closed circuit TV. The bout starts at 9 p.m. with tickets priced at 10 dollars for general admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcians
Cockell
King Center
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Crosby Parents Club
PTA
T. J. Denson
Merriuaance
Prust Lldg
Bethel Assembly
Morgans Point
Colonial American Life Insurance
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R. H. Martin & Associates
FFA
Posey Heads
Profs
W. S. Milner
Bob Barfield
Chick Bargaln
N. Main ST
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SR Brag
Tricity Club Market St. Rd
Wooster
Kitty Green
THE
Rhythm Wranglers
ATR Conditioned
Frenchy Broussard
Nh-Gale Cafe
West Aln
Rahrce
Ieee
Lighway
NOME
Browns Cooken Shack
Texas Ave
Duke
Vito Stewart
Roahta
Fur Park
Geert
Lee Cahiese
New York
Flaht
Mike Franssen
Brunsom
Garson
Andrews Cameron
Mitchell
Lois
Carigan News
Tore
Cowboy and the
Lady
Tarzan the
Ape Man
TSR
RSA
GABOR
the Cowboy and
the Lady
Banny Brand
Red
Coeeseargore
Aude Mark Murphy
Blanchard
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Pies
Agra
Rod Camerok Tan
Leslie
Opeye
Sveryone
Niclure
Phi
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20Th Century-Fox
Griffin
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