Crosby Future Farmers Feted At Annual Party
Crosby high school cafeteria hosted the 25th annual Crosby Future Farmers of America banquet with Mel Harlien welcoming members and guests. Bil Cummings praised club year efforts as a film showcased activities and honorary guests. Mike StPe spoke on The Farmer's Plight after winning district speed contest. Awards were given to Bruce Russell John Bryant Larry McKeever Harlien Michael Sipe Mike York Kenneth Garron Ricky Foster James Blaha and John Bryant DeHalh with many appreciation recognitions awarded to local supporters and mentors.
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Crosby
Crosby Future Farmers of America
Crosby High School
Mel Harlien
Bil Cummings
Barlien
Mike StPe
Bill Murff
Crosby Ffa
Bruce Russell
John Bryant
Larry McKeever
Harlien
Michael SiPe
Mike York
Kenneth Garron
Ricky Foster
James Blaha
John Bryant DeHalh
Clacde
Lloyd
Joe Keating
Bh? Watson
Bill Waitkus
Preston Perderytrass
Luther Brady
C. A. Fortner
Baytown Teachers, Students Sought History Notes
Baytown area youths published articles in the state Junior Historian Magazine revealing Texas history topics such as Hunters of the Big Thickett and Indian Love Legend. Ralph A. Wooster, a Chapter 62 founder, chairs the Salamar State College of Technology history dept and wrote about his chapter experiences. Mrs. Jordan has taught in Baytown since 1942 and holds degrees from North Texas State and the University of Houston with graduate work at Centenary College and the University of Texas.
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Texas
Baytown
Big Thickett
Order of the
Highlands
Laytown
George Keene
Chanter 62
Ralph A. Wooster
Salamar State College of Technology
Junior Historian Magazine
Jordan
North Texas State
University of Houston
Centenary College
University of Texas
Mont Belvieu Resident Ida Davis Dies at 71
Ida E. Davis 71 of Mont Belvieu died at 11 p m Friday in a Baytown hospital. Born in Humble she lived in Mont Belvieu for over 40 years and was active in First Baptist Church and WAU. Funeral at 2 p m Sunday at First Baptist Mont Belvieu with Rev. Walton Strickland officiating. burial Cedar Crest Cemetery. Survivors include son B D Davis Sr. two daughters Mildred Black and Ida Meria Fisher. three sisters Addie Gessier, Res Stanley P Henry, Avie Cloud. eight grandchildren.
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Mont Belvieu
Ida E. Davis
Mont Belviu
Baytown
Humble
First Baptist Churchan
Wau
Sterline Funeral Home
Dayton
First Baptist Church
Walton Strickland
Baytonian Jailed on Marijuana Count
John Samuel Roberson, 34, of 17 Lincoln Courts No 21, Baytown, was jailed Saturday morning on a marijuana possession charge. He appeared before Justice of the Peace Glenn Vickery Friday night with bond set at 2500 dollars. Detective Sergeant Geert Merchant and Aubrey Hensley arrested Roberson at a Baytown lounge.
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John Samuel Roberson
Lincoln Courts
Baytown
Roberson
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Vickery
Geert Merchant
Aubrey Hensley
Baytown Camera Club Holds Monthly Meeting
The Baytown Camera Club will meet at 7 30 p m on Tuesday at the Community Center. All Baytown residents interested in photography are urged to attend especially beginners. Mr and Mrs W A Read will discuss their experiences as freelance photographers.
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Haytown Camera Club
Baytown
W. A. Read
Sterling High School guidance program notes and community pride
Sterling suggested district involvement in curricular matters and follow-up studies of dropouts and graduates beginning with the 1968 class. A sub committee praised student pride and faculty preparedness and urged continued community support for the educational program.
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Schol
Sterlling High
Sterling
Community plan urged for city school facilities
A report advocates using school property for recreational facilities in partnership with the city, proposing additional visiting teachers as district enrollment is projected to double in seven years. It lauds Sterling staff leadership, pupil activity, and cafeteria service while noting the absence of a fulltime nurse and the need for potential health services expansion.
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Ing
Sterling
Aoard of Education
Shelley Chaney Works Summer Job At Baylor College
Shelley Chaney will work at Baylor University College of Medicine on a Dr. Michael E. DeBakey summer job scholarship. Her parents are Mr and Mrs EB Green. She has a brother, Gary, 20, a student at Sam Houston State College. The project began with a request to keep the laundry room door open.
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Shelley
Baylor University College of Medicine
Michael E. DeBakey
EB Green
Gary
Sam Houston State College
Greenwood
Ste
Selenky Announces Birth of Daughter Diana Lyn May 16
Heirport Selenky and Mrs Bernard Selen announce the birth of daughter Diana Lyn on May 16 in Lubbock. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs G F Kitzman and Mr and Mrs John A Seleny of Keytown. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Mikeeth of Denison and Mrs Mattie Hanson of Houston.
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Selensky
Bernard Selen
Lubbock
Diana Lyn
G. F. Kitzman
John A. Seleny
Keytown
Mikeeth
Denison
Mattie Hanson
Houston
Selonsky
Gertadine Kitzman
Glasses Found at 217 Burnet Drive
Mrs. C. Massey reports a found pair of prescription glasses at 217 Burnet Drive. The owner may claim them by calling Mrs. Massey at 424-8381.
My Fair Lady at Lee College Opens Saturday Evening
Lee College drama department presents Lerner and Loewe musical My Fair Lady at 8 p m on Saturday in the college auditorium. Cast and crew invite the public to attend this musical comedy showcasing student performers.
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My Fair Lady' S
LEE College Drama Partiment
Lerner and Loewe
The
College Auditori- YE
Divorce Granted Over Excessively Houseproud Wife
John Mateh wins divorce from Jean Mateh described as excessively houseproud. Court heard he sat on the floor to watch television, curtains kept open, unable to remove his picket, and hair washing demanded. He received $12 weekly, with funds requireed to be reported. Hatch, 39, suffered a nervous breakdown. Mrs. Hatch, 87, denied the claims.
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London
John Mateh
Jean
Hatch
Seeley Keeps Radios Alive Amid Cluttered Radio Shack
Seeley, Amarillo native and city electronics figure, has worked 17 years in the police department radio shop. Known for relentless testing and a laid back humor, he juggles licenses, scuba interest, and a cluttered bench as he toils to fix gear and keep the city connected. He jokes that his job is a form of tested craft, while dreaming of oceanography in a busy life with a wife and three kids.
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Seeley
L. ¥. Bailey
Housekeeping
Radio Shack
Amarillo
Police Department
Gulf of Mexico
British Honduras
N. Ist
Freddie Jean
Terry Lynn
Daniel Hale
April Favre
Schools funding shift trims cost on Anson Jones move
The district plans closing Anson Jones Elementary for instruction at Carver School with Anson Jones repurposed as an audio visual center. Remodels drop from 3175,000 to 20,000, air conditioning via window units, and savings from eliminating both an instructional materials center and two kindergarten spaces. Overall, several projects are revised with higher and lower estimates, totaling additional needs and substantial savings across multiple campuses.
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Anson Jones
Carver
Stallworth
Austin
Bowie
Alamo School
Ashbeld
Highlands Fentary
Harlem
Carver School
Lamar
Sam Houston
Travis Elementary
James Bowie
San Jacinto Elementary
Stephen F. Austin
de Zavala
Burnet
Cedar Bayou
Baytown Junior School
Horace Mann
Bayton Junior
Mushrooming Student Revolt Paralyzes France Transport
A rising student labor revolt disrupts transportation and many state services across France, threatening broader paralysis. The unrest strains government response as campuses mobilize. Police and unions brace for further actions, with demonstrations planned in major cities.
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France
Missionaries From Honduras Visit Crosby Church
Crosby Crosby Brethren Church recently hosted three missionary guests. Rev. and Mrs. Den son spoke of their Honduras Moravian field work, supported by Unity of Brethren Churches for 24 years, ahead of a move to California to serve a congregation. Miss Ethyl Scutter, a missionary nurse, serves at Moravian Hospital in Honduras, near completion of six years there, originally from Canada.
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Crosby
Crosby Brethren Church
Clark Denson
Honduras
Unity of Brethren Churches
California
Ethyl Scutter
Moravian Hospital
Jns Aaus
Canada
Baytown Sun Publication Details and Rates
The Baytown Sun is published in Baytown Texas with post office entry under the 1879 act. It lists publication days Friday and Sunday and provides carrier subscription rates of 20 cents per copy, 1.75 dollars per month, or 21 dollars per year. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and owned by The Baytown Sun, Inc. at 1201 Memorial Drive.
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Baytown Sun
Bayston
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Baytowne
Teros
Baytown
Associated Press
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Crosby Future Farmers
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Arnold Garris
Emmy Gentry
Frank Sbobadik
Tommy Michalsky
Willie Hargraves
Lewis Petty
C. L. Chapman
Ted Plocheck
G. R. Bradbury
Don Ramsey
Atheranta
Jim Brazzil
Butch Hi Nard
M. E. Brasher
Felix Cannon
Robert Cunningham
Jimmy Petrick
Laporte
Kona Coast
Hellcats
Bayshore Area
Ot Atee
Ursula Andress
David Ntven
Brongor
TOM and Jerry
Technnicolor
Universal Picture
Decker
McCord
Ors Sani
Jean Gabin
Baytonian
Baytown Camera Club
Ford
Michael
Witch Co
Crosby Business
Crosby Fair and Roses
Michael Chenevert
Keating
Nesadel Club
Specner Hwy
Willie Nelson
Mickey Gilley
Sun
Uty
America
Alley Theatre
the Southwest
Berry Ave
Marilyn Lively
Coy L- Lively
Kansas
Mary Hardin - Baylor College
Belton
Mary Hardin - Baylor
Baylor Medical School
Veterans Hospital
Christ
Ian
Church of God
Church of the Lord
Church of Christ
God
Hubert Moss
Wryatt
Cole Stan
Ambrosia
Halian Romaine
Wigratt’s Mev Suls
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