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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1965
Page
2
Mont Belvieu Methodist Church Women’s Society will host a Sunday Bible study on the Book of Acts at 5 30 p m led by Bob Fosburgh. Coffee and sandwiches will be served between the study and the regular Sunday service.
Lee College outlines physical education requirements for graduation. The program lists five courses covering tennis, swimming, archery as a substitute for handball, bowling for all students, and other ball and racket sports. Classes meet three hours weekly with lectures on history and skills. Staff include Gertrude Lyon and Genny Muskowitz among others. Facilities and schedules are noted with open lab times in the afternoons and early evenings.
Tennessee Gas announces a quarterly dividend of 2 cents per share for common stock, payable to holders of record November 1. The company reports earnings and a yearly per share amount near 31 dollars, with a total quarterly payout exceeding 419 million dollars.
A Columbus Day celebration will be held Sunday at the Knights of Columbus Hall and open to the public. A barbecue dinner costs 1.23 for adults and 0.75 for children, with hours from noon to 2 and 4 to 6. Those who help are asked to bring pies or cakes for the all day event.
Baytown native Doug Tromblee has been promoted to district hospital manager for J Meerig and Co in New York. George E. Stone, general manager, announced the new role focused on expanding Voerig’s hospital market. Tromblee joined Voerig in 1952 as a medical service representative and resides at 129 Caldwell with his wife and five children.
The Council for Financial aid Education Inc reports American corporations contributed about 250 million dollars to colleges and universities last year. The council, a profit group created in 1993 by business leaders, promotes voluntary higher education support.
The Bay Area cultural changes show two notable steps as Clear Creek Country Theater wraps Look Homeward Angel in League City, praising actors and directing staff. The Freeman Memorial Library project advances, with Friendswood Development Company moving offices and Rotarians planting lawn spaces, signaling ongoing volunteer arts growth and community building.
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