Ganders Battle La Marque In Vital 12 4A Grid Clash
The Robert E. Lee Ganders meet the La Marque Tigers in a 12 4A clash at Memorial Stadium Baytown. La Marque, last year 12 34 champ, brings 27 players led by back Norman Bulaich who ran 9.8 in the 100 and scored three times in the last game. REL seeks sole possession of the district lead. Baytown hopes to rebound after Spring Branch opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganders
Vital
Fter
LaMarque
Orville Etheradge
Baytown
Gan
Pete Sultis
Tigers
Norman 'Bulaich
Bulsich
la Marque
Westbury
Bul
Wicked
Angleton
North Shore
Istake
Baytorn Texans
Spring Branch
REL
Etheredge
DeMolay Cake Sale and Installations at Creek
DeMolay chapter plans a cake sale and officer installation at Godse Creek Masonic Lodge with activities starting 3 am and a 7 30 pm ceremony. Proceeds support Army PE C and student programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert’ E
Lee ™ High
Goose Creek
Paines
J. C
Godse Creek
Masonic Penney's
Kresses
K-Mart Andyogee
Haven
Saverin
Flighlands
Sharion Francis
Tommy Paul- Dudley
Berlin
ARMY
Glenn H. Li
Ley
Glenn
B. Dudley
la Porte
aAda Tion
24Th Infantry Division
71St Infantry
Combined Baytown Bands Ready For Halftime Show
Combined Baytown Bands perform a halftime routine at center field with precision drills creating four triangles, two counter marches, and a return to center. La Marque is saluted as the new 12 AAAA entrant with a Flying Gander formation. REL Brigadiers display quick maneuvers and whip elements while announcing the annual subscription drive to fund uniforms and Brigadier activities. Debbie Adams is quartermaster. Sandra Buford assists.
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la Marque P
Minda Shoemaker
REL
Annal Magazine
Debbie Adams
Sandra Buford
Ann
Sea Band
Local society notes and listings from Baytown area
Ellen and George Berry build a new home near Jewel and Jerry Sloan while Lillian and Russell Fox invest in hill country dirt. Thelma Hamilton names a decision maker as Leon Paine assists. Mrs. Virgil Stone offers advice to hospital touring trustees. Mrs. W. H. Burchett plans her wedding anniversary at San Jacinto Methodist. Jan Lammers notes golf risk. Ricky Pate, four, injured when he hit head on a car decor. Mrs. Tessie King hosts weekend guests from Tulsa, Martin Majera Jr. and Leisa, Elby Shockley visit Texas and Baytown. Nina Jane Morrison plans a Baytown weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Dam
Ellen
George Berry
Jewel
Jerry Sloan
Lillian
Russell Fox
Norman Hargrave
Thelma Hamilton
Leon Paine
Virgil Stone
W. H. Burchett
San Jacinto Methodist
Jan Lammers
Ricky Pate
D. E. Pate
Meyer
Highlands
Tessie King
Willow
Tulsa
Okla
Martin Majera Jr
Leisa
Elby Shockley
Texas
Baytown
Nina Jane Morrison
Eccles elected president of Accounting Society at A&M
A&M Society SOE ECCLES, son of Mr and Mrs Cecil T Eccles of 2005 Vermont, has been elected president of the Accounting Society at Texas A&M University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A&m Society
Soe Eccles
Cecil T. Eccles
Versmont
The
Accounting Society
Texas A&m University
Tropical Storm Brewing Near Caribbean
The Weather Bureau forecasts a 50 percent chance of tropical storm development in the Caribbean within days. Showers and squalls continue in western Caribbean as barometric pressure stays slightly below normal. Farther northeast, over 3,000 miles from the Leeward Islands, forecasts show unfavourable temperatures for storm formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Weather Bureau
Caribbean Sea
Caribbea
Intrean
Leeward Islands
Baytown Area Banks Add $2.58 Million In Deposits
Total deposits in Baytown and East Harris County banks rose to 344,694,691.20 on Oct 1, up 2,585,648.02 from Sept 20, 1963. Citizens National Bank led with 21,895,712.33, First National 8,639,933.53, Peoples State 6,755,651.86, Crosby State 4,069,615.05, Highlands State 3,231,552.78, boosting Harris County totals to 3,792,085,972.51 and signaling local economic growth despite seasonal third quarter declines.
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Baytown
East
Harris County
Citizens National Bank and ‘Trust Co
First National Bank
Peoples State Bank
Crosby State Bank
Highlands State Bank
Citizens National Bank
Baytown Area
Ballanes
Baytown to Open Bids for New High School
Baytown engineers and builders heard plans for a new high school expected to cost about 3 million dollars. The 450 by 450 foot, four acre site will rise four feet on posts due to soil. It will seat about 1250 in the auditorium and feature a commons area, departmented classrooms, and a team teaching plan. Construction aims for 15 months with opening scheduled for September 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Landrum
Baytown High School
Itsv Davis
Tor
Humblell Refinery
Davis
Baytown
Robert E. Lee
David
REL
Main Street
Baker Road
Lynchburg
Cedar Bayou Road
Tioa
Divis
Memorial Stadium
Shienral Jawall
Thavis
Ralph J. Speight
Thouston
Speight
Baytown Literacy Council Forms Local Group
Baytown residents form the Baytown Literacy Council to teach English reading writing and speaking to adults. Chaired by Mrs. J T Swint the nonprofit nonsectarian affiliate of the Texas Literacy Council uses Lauback method with eight non salaried teachers. Classes meet Monday nights at First Baptist Church with plans to open more centers and a reading center in Baytown.
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Baytown
J. T. Swint
First Baptist Church
Texas Literacy Council
Texas
Richard Whittington
Houston
Frank Lauback
T P.nt
Kentucky
Swint
Ethel Hale
I. G. Cook
D. P. Smith
Donald Swint
Charles E. Gates
Wesley H. Broussard
We. T. Hardison
B. Fr.harris
Community Chest Reaches 48 Percent of Goal
Baytown area workers including Humble Oil and Refining Co. Baytown Refinery employees have contributed $86 toward the Community Chest, reaching 92 percent of the refinery quota. The fund drive enlists Dr. Max Mousesman and campaign leadership guiding sections E and H toward the national goal of $197,145.
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United. Fundfira’ Board
Max Mousesman
Baytown - East Harris
Carr Will Be Feted At Morning Coffee
Friends of Atty Gen Wag goner Carr will honor him at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday at Holiday Inn with coffee. At noon he will be principal speaker at the Lions Club weekly luncheon. West Texan friends invited. reservations until 5 p.m. Monday via A J Froehner 1382-4403. reception open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of
Atty
Waggoner Carr
Holiday Inn
Carr
Lions Club
Friends of the West Texan
A. J. Froehner
World briefs mix of wars politics and sports results
Disjointed items report Ilium forces firing near the Syrian frontier, a Melean campaign chair hints at a major speech in Ballas around October 19 or 20, and various sports notes including Yankee players and a World Series scene shift. Other bits mention East German prisoner exchanges, a Venezuelan kidnapping, and a controversial topless bathing suit remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counter Melean
Theohoson Campign
Ballas
Soviet Vote Threat Looms As U N Debt Delinquents Face Action
United States seeks to strip voting rights from the Soviet Union and nine other nations over peacekeeping arrears, prompting talk of delaying the General Assembly opening from November 10 to December or January. The U.S. cites Article 19 and a 1962 World Court opinion, while the Soviet Union insists only the Security Council can authorize and fund peace operations. Bolivia Paraguay and Yemen expected to pay enough to avoid penalties. Hungary could advance by paying regular dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Adlair H. Stevenson
U Thant
United Nations
Stevenson
Thanti
Dean Rusk
Washington
Congo
Middle East
Assembly
Security Council
World Court
Bolivia
Paraguay
Yemen
Hungary
Baytown Convoy Heads to Louisiana for Hurricane Aid
Fire Station No 2 will send a convoy of trucks at 1am Saturday for Morgan City and Larose Louisiana. Fire Chief A H Art Lintelman said crews including Baytown firemen volunteers and emergency corps members have spent the week gathering food and clothing for hurricane victims. A steady response was noted and trucks will carry supplies early Saturday.
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Baytown
Council Plans Study On Rail Safe-Crew Proposal
The Baytown City Council asked for a study on a rail safe-crew proposal after a briefing by officials. The plan would require a five-man crew for engines and involve wrecker services for abandoned vehicles. Cain, an engineer with Missouri‑Pacific, urged safety measures and staffing clarity, while local wrecker drivers sought amendments before city consideration. The council also reviewed replacing incandescent street lamps on West Pearce and West Deferbet and set a 6:30 p.m. Tuesday meeting to discuss city employee pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Cain
Adl
Wade
Lpany
Brotherhood of Locomotiven
Jimmy Garthel Cain
Bareete
Higgimbotham Motor
Fie Council
Sit
Barcelo
Areman
San Angelo
Tasah
Jacinto City
Missouri-Pacific
Chde Jones
Gaytown
Avdidance
West Pearce
West
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Robert E. Lee Ganders
LaMarque Tigers
Gander
LA Marque Tigers
Jimmy Ammons
Emil Johnson
Paul Marsh
Robert E. Lee High School
Rosemary Kent
Lonnie Fox Kent
Knights of Columbus Hall
E. Texas
Humble Club
Texas Ranger
Stu- Music
Deltas
Dent Magazine
University of Texas
Rosemary
Crosby
Joe Wolcik
Crosby Methdist Church
Earthmen Highlands Funeral Home
SFA Carnival
STEPHEN F._ Austin
Parent- Teacher Association
Alan Shepard
James Bowles
Women's Auxiliary
East Harris County Bar Association
Toe Azorn
Inverness
PTA
Anson Jones
Parent-Teacher Association
DeZavala School
U. S
Robert A. Lee
Charles Forque
Don Muery
Georganne ‘Thompson
Benita Brown
Bayshore Motors
Lincoln-Mercury
East Harris
American Society of Mejor
von) Stark
Karl Opryshek
Knox Beavers
Doe Moreezy
A. Rouge
Nan
Baytonians
Start Literacy Council
Ilium
Alnng
Thracian Army
Wolfe's Cove
East Germany
Teoyer Brothers
Ken
Yanks
Steven
Severn
U. S. Air Force
Michael Smolen
Camp Winis
Carazas
Venezuela
Jim Paton
Curt Simmons
Yankee Stadim
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