April Insurance Award Won By Cecil Sutphin
Cecil N Sutphin received the first Man of the Month Award for April in Metropolitan Life San Jacinto District. He had the outstanding sales record for April, ranking 13th in South Central Territory sales among Metropolitan reps. Sutphin, appointed as insurance consultant in December 1961, is to attend a company conference in New York in July.
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Stanley Henson
Jeff
Metropolitan Inqueance Cos
April Insurance Award
Cecil Sutphin
Cecil N. Sutphin
San Jacinto
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Houston
Greens Bayou
Channelview
Baytown
Sutphin
Ume
South Central ‘Territory
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Louisiana
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Tennessee
Arkansas
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Memphis
New York
Royal program for handicapped to begin June
The Harris County Society for Crippled Children and Adults opens a Summer Easter Seal program starting next Tuesday. Dr. Jacqueline Gleckler, executive director, says donors funded it through the Easter Seal Drive. Activities include swimming, bowling, skateramas, camping, fishing, trips to shows, movies, musicals, and ball games. An adult and teen club program at Easter Seal headquarters 3839 Morningside at Southwest Gulf Freeway is also planned.
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Harris County Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Jacqueline Gleckler
Harris’ County
Gleckler
Morningside
Southwest Gulf Freeway
Dr. Gleckler
Cub Pack 255 Keeps Summer Monthly Meetings Going
Cub Pack 255 will continue monthly meetings through summer though den meetings adjourned. Cubmaster Pete Mullens announced Tuesday at Grace Methodist Church. Summer activities include swimming lessons Saturdays at Roseland Park from 10 to 12. A Cub Scout swim meet is set for July 28 at the Elks Lodge pool. Winners at a father and son game were Joe and Bill Kissinger. Many scouts earned wolf bear and lion cloth, silver arrows, and service stars. Den 1 won the attendance prize war bonnet was awarded.
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Pete Mullens
Grace Methodist Church
Roseland Park
Elks Lodge
Joe
Bill Kissinger
Tadden
Gary Cunningham
John Peard
Bear
Mark Farley
Bradley Shirley
Mike, Anderson
Kerry Martin
Kenneth Arnold
Lion
Dennis Brewer
Allen Carroll
Clint Fagala
Wolf
Mike Anderson
Hon
Gary
Gary Jones
Wendell Lyons
Bruce Williamson
Robert Holloway
Denier
Bull Kissinger
Michael Cook
Allen Peloquin
Dewayne Smalley
Randy Harper
Robert Fulton
Mike Henseey
Clayton Charleston
Den 1
War Bonnet
Vacation Bible Schools Planned In Channelview
Channelview churches set dates for Vacation Bible School with programs across several congregations. The Church of the Nazarene lists June 18 22 mornings. First Baptist June 16 20. Second Baptist hosts a June 2 parade and daily sessions. Old River Terrace Methodist runs June 11 15. Memorial Baptist postpones to August due to building work. Grace Lutheran plans June sessions with exact date pending. Christian Adventure Week targets junior high students. registrations handled by Roy Rawls and Mrs Bernice Warner.
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Channelview
Church of the Nazarene
Brentwood
La.m
Ebi
First Baptist Church
First
Second Baptist Church
Dell‘sdale
Vacation Bible
Bible School
Old River Terrace’ Methodist Church
Highway 73
Dirs Roy Rawls
Memorial Baptist Church
Proctor
Bernice Warner
Grace Lutheran Church
Sheldon Road
Gordon Peterson
Southern Baptist Convention
Pare la
den Stribble
Was Baptist
Meard
Donnie Renrée
Toeeteay
Sontiere Beptiet
San Fran
Turman Predicts Runoff Victory in State Race
House Speaker James A Turman running for lieutenant governor predicted a Saturday runoff win. He cited a Belden poll showing him at 5 percent to his opponent's 41 percent and argued for education support, anti loan shark measures, anti lobbyist influence, curb obscene movies, and reform of auto insurance rates. He led by 70,000 votes in the primary and carried all 111 votes in Gober Texas.
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House
James A
Jimmy) Turman
Belden
Turman
Gober
Fannin County
Baytonian Injured In Ol Field Accident
An unidentified Baytonian was taken to Gulf Coast Hospital at 5 pm Wednesday for observation after an Ol Field accident on Tompkins Road. Officials reported the incident as a field accident with injuries. details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
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Baytonian
Tompkins Road
Gulf Coast Hospital
Pam
Mit Ff
Market Vetter and Mis Leen Pale Descriptions
Market Vetter MR and MIS Leen Pale of Patte Gretern Desernens Bere ams ayers meer pes phd the Ametiom ii Datsa.
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Market Vetter
Mis. Leen Pale
Patte Gretern Desernens
Bere
Ams
Ayers Meer Pes
Pack 87 Meeting for Charter Card Presentation
Pack 87 will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in Highlands Methodist Church Fellowship Hall to receive membership cards and the pack charter. J L Patterson from Hurdle, a District Charter Committee member, will present the charter. Cubmaster John C Hencke will receive special recognition for past service.
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CUB
Fellowship Hall of Highlands Methodist Church
J. L. Patterson
Hurdle
John C. Hencke
Infant Matthew Drew Williams Buried in Meridian
Graveside rites were held in Meridian Mississippi for infant Matthew Drew Williams son of Dr. and Mrs. Drew Williams born May 28 and died the following day. He is survived by his parents two siblings grandparents and other relatives. Dr Williams is stationed at the Naval Auxiliary Air Station in Meridian.
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Meridian
Miss
Drew Williams
Matthew Drew
Smith Sets Platform For Lieutenant Governor Bid
Texas Senate candidate Preston Smith outlines philosophy and tax stance for the lieutenant governor race facing James A. Turman. He favors limited taxes, worded warnings on federal overreach, is critical of poll taxes, Hoffa ties, and calls for strong state leadership, a right to work law, and market-friendly governance.
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America
Smith
Jimmy Hoffa
Texas
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