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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1960
Page
8
Mrs G L Sarvet is named president of the Aard Mothers Club with Mrs W E Duplantis serving as installing officer. The earlier report misidentified the new president. The meal list mentions Thursday barbecue sandwiches, milk, beef stew, rice, green cake, beans and peaches among items.
Reports from committee members were presented one night in Anahuac. Mrs. Frank Stephenson of Keselisville detailed population trends and training. C. M. Jordan reported on income and employment. Rev. Paul Wallace of First Methodist Church spoke on health topics. J. R. Carrell and Vera McKivain contributed agricultural and housing notes.
Tana Mae Miller 17 daughter of Capt and Mrs Her man A Miller of Baytown is awarded a slide rule by dee Tessa Coemnica Coune nee as she graduates from Robert E. Lee High. She is among 150 recipients and eligible for six council scholarships. An active National Honor Society member, she has lived in Baytown seven years and attends Coady Baptist Church with interment at San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery Greens Bayou.
Miss Eula Potter, active in Memorial Baptist and a former English teacher, was chosen as Members of the Month by BEA. She co sponsored the student art program, helped establish the Bible chair at a college, and returned to Baytown in 1948 with her mother at 502 Harvey. She holds a bachelor degree and is involved in Gamma Nu Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma, and state national education associations.
UT regents consider budget issues including salary for Dr. Logan Wilson who has been president and would become chancellor of the UT system. Harry Ransom named president of the main university as regents pursue administrative reorganization to separate duties between the system head and the main campus president.
Baytown school cafeterias outline a week of meals for May 16 to May 20. Monday Turkey spaghetti with area peas and citrus fruit salad. Tuesday Ham roll with candied yams tossed salad and milk. Wednesday Brown stew red greens spiced beets and milk. Thursday Frito pie squash lettuce tomato salad and milk. Friday Tuna sandwiches vartats apple rings and milk.
Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District accepts sealed bids for Baytown Junior High School band uniforms and concession rights at athletic events for the 1960-61 period. Bids due May 18 1960 with openings May 19 1960, details from the business and athletic offices. Bid options include cafeteria awards and related supplies. district reserves right to reject any or all bids. George H Gentry Superintendent.
Police say patrolmen check Baytown business doors after midnight to prevent major crimes, noting growth will raise crime rates and that petty offenses cut into preventive enforcement time.
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