Two veteran DeZavala teachers retire after 37 years
Miss Jessie Pumphrey and Miss Leite Walker retire from DeZavala Elementary after 37 years. They opened the Baytown Latin American school in 1928 and built it into a full campus with multiple grades. Both women reflect on early days, mentorship roles, and plans for retirement including community service, travel, gardening, and hobbies.
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Bobby Sutphin
Leite Walker
Jessie Lee Pumphrey
DeZavala Elementary School
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Miss Walker
Bertie
Jessie
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Lee Pumphrey
Jeft
Miss Tire
Prin- Vertiv Wialker
DeZavalacipal
Lee College Plans New Athletic Program
Lee College considers reinstating basketball track tennis golf into a nine scholarship athletic plan. A non scholarship conference option for the 1965 season is proposed by Acting President Bundell and Dean Allan Lsini. The program would use student activity fees to fund travel and equipment while maintaining minimum academic standards.
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Soviet Born 3pe Book May Become Film
A fragmented note discusses adapting a Soviet born work into a film. It references producers, government stance, and tentative names like MGM and Pacepl while mentioning documentary files and a potential pope figure in the project.
Foote Named Purchasing Head at HORC Refinery
Foote, formerly purchasing manager at HORC Baytown Refinery, will replace Yaromouch who moves to HORC Southwest Region. A native of Monopeview, Foote served in the U S Army, earned a Texas Tech degree in engineering, and rose through Chemical Products to department head of chemical technical and control. The Foote family resides at 182 North Burnet.
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Iis
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Foote
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Butarhene
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ihipAmerican Society of Chemical
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Texic
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Jay Jdackeon
Larkheck
Rane
Mys
North Burnet
Crosby Sorosis Club Installation Banquet Highlights
Crosby Sorosis Club held its annual installation banquet at the Satystosels Country Club with about 50 attendees. Mrs Raber Cunningham presided as president while officers were installed. guests included local figures and Houston visitors. A farewell party for Mrs. Al Bercegueau and her son was hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Garris j. Birth announced for a Crosby family on May 15 at Tide land Hospital Channelview. Crosby High School dancers and Drum Major Barbara Jasek celebrated 1965 66 season. parade of Crosby residents noted.
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Crosby
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Satystosels Country Club
Scheel
Allison Koonee
Robert Cunningham
Raber Cunningham
Somsis
Clifton
Cimsburgh
Parliamentaran
M T. T. Ransom
E Tman
and Mel
Charles Eaves
Melanie
Audice Wisenbaker
Houston
Leroy Anderson
Lara Andersen
R. C. Fleming
T. Ransom
R. B. Reynolds
Alitisem Koonce
Robert Cunning
Dom Lorena Gregory
Johan ‘Clifton
Herman Gregory
Larry Cooper
Gerald
Robert Garris Jwere
al Bercegueau
Randy
Bercegueays
Gonzales
New Rk
Clarence Lee
Rice
Tideland Hospital
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E. L. Rice
Bord Rodgers
Fank Bilnoski
Highlands
Horace Rice
Crosby High School
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Cyni Carol Ecles
It’s Cheaper To Go Out With Your Pals Fella
University of Washington researchers report college students save money by going out with friends rather than taking a date. The survey shows couples spend about 347 dollars on an evening without an escort, while going with a group averages around 124 dollars.
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iUniversity of Washington School of Communications
U S Soldiers Regard Viet Nam As Wasteland
Lt John H. Bamnewood of Pocatello Idaho leads civil affairs for a U S Army unit along the Chi Minh trail aiding 3 000 villagers in 12 bamboo hamlets He provides sanitation basics education books a barter system for handicrafts seeds fruit gardens and ponds He distributes 4 500 bars of soap monthly and notes villagers strive to improve health and self sufficiency under New Life Hamlet housing for displaced Montagnard tribesmen reflects reconstruction efforts as U S troops work with locals to foster self reliance amid conflict
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Hy Wal Boyle
Gia Yuc
South Viet Nam
U.S
Pasuikat
Chi Minh Trail
Damewood
Damewerld
Relso
Tabbu
Serateh
Montasward
Wiet Conguermilas
Seth Viet Nam
Thanks For Helping To Find Tino
Charles Washburnn, 52, plans transfer from San Jacinto Methodist to Houston Methodist Hospital after thanking Baytown readers for locating his dog Tina. He praised Billy Ainsworth and Mrs Littlefield and her son Bart for help, and thanked The Sun for publishing the story.
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Baytown
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Methodist Hospital
Houston
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Tine
Highway 73
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Washburn
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Spears Attend Huntsville Graduation For Granddaughter
Mr and Mrs C W Speer of Baytown travel to Huntsville on Sunday to attend the graduation of their granddaughter Mrs Rasp Mary Stingel formerly Rose Mary O Rear of Baytown daughter of TE Bowen Jr The Bowens are reportedly residing on the West Coast Stingel completed her degree in January and has taught in Texas City this spring She has a contract for the coming senior year A reception follows the ceremony at 6 30 am in Towne Santen Menge area
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Baytown
Huntsville
Rasp
Mary Stingel
Rose Mary O'Rear
TE Bowen Jr
Scott
Stingel
Sprim
Texas City
Spears
Senias
Santen
Highway plans in city area outlined here
Baytown area traffic projections show 11 500 cars daily now rising to 39 500 by 1980 as urban planning officials present freeway and traffic flow maps. Stork notes 4350 vehicles per day on Decker Drive, up to 31 200 by 1980, with Spur 201 extension and service roads planned by 1976. Interstate 10 open to downtown Houston next year. Gulf Gate bridge slated for 1969.
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Baytown - le Parte
Texas Highway Department
Chamber of Com- Thureday
J F. Stork
Highway Department
Stork
Razd- Binel
Trea
Ide Wiens
Baytown
Decker Drive
James
Texas
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West Main
Texas Avenue
Main
Pruett
Reading
Houston
Snip Channel
Gulf Gate
Liggett
Houston - Harris County
Upchurch Named Supervisor At Baytown Refinery
R W Upchurch Fr named operating supervisor in the distillation and treating department of Humble Oil and Refining Co at Baytown Refinery on June 1. He holds BS and MS in chemical engineering from Louisiana Tech. He joined Humble in 1983 as a chemist in the technical division. He is a member of the Society of the Petroleum Engineers and Knox County Boy Scouts leader. He will serve as production adviser for Tri Co during the school term. He and Mrs Upchurch reside in Baytown at 19 Seah Parner Drive. His parents live in Lafayette, Louisiana. Upchurch graduated from Ruston High School in Ruston.
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
Growt Refin
Upehureh
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Humble
Bastown Refinir
Ehrat
Samin
Lafayette
Upehurch
Rusting High School
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Ups Fehurch Sr
Monroe Migiway
Texas Scions Oppose Succession Amendment
Washington AP reports Texas lawmakers split over a proposed constitutional amendment on presidential succession. The Senate passed it Feb 19 by voice vote and the House 167-29, with four Texans voting no. Key Texans Rep. Walter Rogers opposed, while Rep. Eligio de la Garza supported. debate centers on replacing a president after death or incapacity and possible power shifts. Conference resolved differences, awaiting GSA certification and state ratifications.
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Congress
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Senato
General Services Administration
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Striker
TRS
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Rogers
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Kika) de la Gar ‘Za
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Sirens to Sound Tornado Alerts in Louisville Area
Jefferson County Civil Defense will use 31 sirens to warn of tornadoes. The alert system was announced Thursday by Sam Bridgers, Civil Defense director for the Louisville area, and O K Anderson, head of the U S Weather Bureau office in Louisville.
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Louisville, Ky
Jefferson
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