New Officers Installed by Highlands PTA
Highlands PTA installs new officers at elementary event led by Mrs. Edwards Baytown president. Harney Webber becomes vice president and other roles filled. six retiring teachers honored with silver trays. Senior Day plans, trip updates, and a church service note. More activity includes a Book Clinic, training session, and a youth league auxiliary meeting.
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Tony Bianchi
Wighlands
Highlands Elementary
George Edwards
Baytown
Hivilands Pta
Harney Webber
ETA
Lomb
Preston i
Mont
Mach
Edwards
Willie Lee Canon
Mary Kerr
Minnie Lee Repp
Tala Hewett
Irma Holbrook
Effie Laird
Parmey Dickey
Aymond Ares Oye
Theo Tefande
Freeport
Phortha
Feerad
Lafo
Norris Ander Vege
Durant
First Baptist ‘Church
Seeond Baptist
Robert Walther
Houston
Thuradas
J. W. Timmons
Ring Prince
TAG Mom
Prince
Wittle League
Wichburls
Little League
Mick Ligh
Lethe Baehhind
A. V
Willhouse
Auxilary
Mann
Wurch
Preparationlan
Siinep
Indiana
Corres
Milton Janes
Roreland
Park Pavilion
Milton
Chile
Highloen
Sebeai
Principel Attheysiinetes
Onenir
Car Parts Theft Case Set For Trial On June 17
A theft case involving auto parts valued at 140 dollars was reset for June 17 after a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace M. M. Brown. Defendants John Means, 18, and Bobby Markis, 19, face charges tied to the incident. Witness Mrs. Carole Davis testified about missing tires, a radiator, a carburetor, and other car parts from two vehicles. The court noted a possible disposition if all items were returned by then.
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Justice It the Peace
M. M. Rown
John Iie Means
Bobby Markis
Carole Davis
Moustan
Tevin
Galena P
Humble Chief Warns Petroleum Industry Fears
Humble Oil chief Charles Jones criticizes industry neglect of market shifts and urges stronger ties with API marketing division. He notes highway growth threatens unadapted service stations and questions US travel promotion programs. Frank Ikard and directors to study API recommendations.
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Perea Ererated
American Petroleum Institute
Division of Marketing
Jones
Johnson
jVoiter
Sign Selling Case Sent To Grand Jury
Brawner faces grand jury after being charged by Justice of the Peace M M Brown with false protest and yielding signs to businesses across the state. Baytown detectives probe cases within the city while the sheriff’s department handles others outside. Brawner was previously found guilty of a bailee charge in a prior Justice of the Peace court.
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Brawner
Grand Jury
Justice of the Peace
Brown
Baytown
Ysheriffs
Justice For
Traffic Case In JP Court To Be Unpeeled
Joe S. Powell Houston attorney filed a notice of appeal in Justice of the Peace M. Brown's court after Bonnie Mumphrey was found guilty in a traffic case. Powell has 10 days to post an appeal bond to transfer the case to county court. Mumphrey faces a $10 fine plus court costs if not transferred. Mumphrey pleaded guilty to another charge of having no operator's license. Witnesses included State Highway Patrolman MOU Parker G E Wharton and William Allen Rumsey. Wharton and Rumsey, drivers in the three car wreck March 20 on U S Highway 90 near Houston, testified their car was rear-ended by Mumphrey’s and another car collided with Rumsey’s car. Cantons are named as states in the Swiss Confederation.
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Joe S. Powell
Houston
Humphrey
Brownet
Mou Parker
G. E. Wharton
William Allen Rumsey
Wharton
Rumsey
U. 8
Highway 90
Humphetey
Ramsey
House Advances Gun Law Exemptions Bill
In Austin AP reports a Senate bill detailing exemptions to 19 firearm carrying laws moved to the House floor. The House State Affairs Committee approved the measure granting armed carry on private property and for peace officers, active military, gun club members, antique collectors, hunters, campers, fishermen, manufacturers, dealers, repairmen, and hires licensed by county to guard property or clients.
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Austin
Senate
House State Affairs Committee
Justice of the Peace reset cases include DWI and theft charges
In JP court several defendants faced fines and costs for speeding and traffic violations. Kamarbie and James G B McCafferty were convicted of speeding with $1 fines and court costs. Mary Moore convicted for failure to yield with $1 and $20.50 costs. Robert E Butters failed to appear on excessive noise and a warrant issued. A check swindle was dismissed by Judge Brown.
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Justice of the Peace Court
Kamarbie
Brown
James GB. McCafferty
Mary Moore
Robert Edward Butters
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