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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1967

Page

3

Hospital Notes Admits and New Arrivals at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto

Admitted to Gulf Coast includes Sara C Robertson and Frank Robertson with room numbers. many patients listed by name and address. New Arrivals note births at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist, including Jack Williams, Ted Railsback, William Mehr, Lee Gruver, and George Laurain Jr., with dates in October and hospitals Baytown, Gulf Coast, and San Jacinto Methodist.

Jack Williams George Lauraine Jr Wade Road Baytown Hospital

Draft quotas set by Texas boards for November

State Selective Service director Col Morris S Schwartz announced Texas will induct 1 159 men in November with Baytown Local Board No 63 assigned a 40 quota. National call totals 23 000 for the army with 4 650 men to undergo pre induction exams and 4 000 booked for November exams. local board quotas and October calls are set to be mailed from state headquarters around Oct 6.

Austin Armed Services Morris S. Schwartz Baytown Texas Army Selective Service Boards Selective Service

Golf Scramble Winners Listed at Goose Creek Country Club

The Goose Creek Country Club scramble ended with Floyd, Ward, Charles Barton, Bob Martin, Jim Ferrell, and Francis Dedman clinching victory after 20 holes with a birdie on the second extra hole. Second went to Buntin, Barfield, Reemer, Rose Johnson, and Grace Lubbock on the third playoff hole. third to Bogggess, Beavers, Johnson, Barstow, and BicQueen. All three teams posted 66, six under par, in a field of 53 players across nine five and two four person groups.

St Goose Creek Counntry Floyd Ward Charles Barton Bob Martin Jim Ferrell Francis Dedman Bob Buntin Bob Barfield Marshall Reemer Rose Johnson Grace Lubbock Herb Boggess Knox Beavers Burnett Johnson Lou Barstow

Goose Creek Lodge Elects Founding Officers in Historic Install

Goose Creek Lodge No. 960 installs officers for the coming year led by J. M. Dugas as vice grand with J. B. Patrick, noble grand, and his son J. Clodge. James W. Rice and others fill key secretarial and warden roles while W. P. Smith becomes lodge deputy. Flag ceremony conducted by Canton Degree of Odd Fellows with participants in uniform.

W. F. Smith Goose Creek Lodge No J.C. Dugas Hy J. B. Patrick J. 3. Dugas Noble Grand Fellows Lodge District 47 Dugas I Goose Creek Lodge J. M. Dugas Soda Fellows J. Clodge James W. Rice J. M. Mattingly Treybig Noble O. L. Woods Leon Chesse Lloyd Sherman R. W. Zumwalt D. M. Hammack W. P. Smith E. R. Monk Joe Rice J. J. Orms

Officers Of Tri-Cities DeMolays Installed At Goose Creek Lodge

Tri-Cities DeMolays installed in formal ceremonies at Goose Creek Masonic Lodge Hall. Master Councilor Randy Shepard led the altar rites. George Hanson named senior councilor, David Donnelly junior councilor. Numerous officers followed, with installation team led by Johnny Wright. Flowers, pins, and gavels surfaced in honors to mothers and family. Special guests included Susan Taylor and Royce Ann Marshall, with cake and punch to close.

Tri - Cites Order of Dediclay Goose Creek Masonic Lodge Randy Shephard George Hanson David Donnelly Mike Archer Charles Fuller Bill Perkins Jimmy Smoke Steve LaGrone Jay Smith Tom Sawyer Shepard 3. Woods The Mothers Club Jerrie Shepard Jim Shepard Alex Thornton del Land Fla Proctor Peoria Til Charlie Hoerr Thornton George Washington Masonic Lodge No. 222 Chicago Bobby Kinsey E.E Cowboy) Hartlieb Royce Ann Marshall Jill Allen Cynda Richards Camille Hunting Susan Taylor Goose Creek Rainbow Royce Ann Marshal de Molay

Children Find $114000 In Dallas Sack Of Money

J W Slover of Martinez California toured Dallas with his children on vacation when a sack of money fell from a messenger service and was found containing 114000 in checks from First National Bank of Irving. The family returned the bag earning a note and two 25 dollar checks.

Dallas Tex J. W. Slover Martinez Calif Slover First National Bank of Irving

Harvard started as state run college in Massachusetts

Harvard Cambridge Mass. AP reports the institution began as a state run college. For fifty years after founding each Massachusetts family paid a tax of twelve pence or its wampum value or four bushels of corn to support Harvard.

Harvard Cambridge Mass Massachusetts

Maharaja of Jaipur Tax Domain Surpasses Vermont Size

The Maharaja of Jaipur controlled a vast realm comparable to the combined area of Vermont and New Hampshire, yet with about triple their population, reflecting a substantial fiscal and administrative reach in historic India.

Jaipur Vermont New Hampshire

Adult Education Classes Start At Lee College LC

Registration for adult basic education courses opens this fall at Lee College with enrollment from 6 20 p m to 9 30 p m Monday through Thursday at the Technical Branch 4004 Bayway Drive. Grades one through eight free. grades nine through 12 cost 5 per month. Classes meet two nights weekly for 30 weeks starting October 16 under Dean C J Collum. For information call 583 2468.

Lee College Lee College Technical Bayway Drive C. J. Collum Technical - Vocational Educaton Dean Collum

California's Biggest Tax Hike Yet Stirs No Backlash

California finance director Gordon P. Smith says the 1967 tax increase, a $941 million program backed by Governor Ronald Reagan, has caused no adverse reaction. Reagan credited clear explanation of the higher taxes as the reason for public acceptance and pledged continued sensible government.

Los Angeles California Gordon P. Smith Ronald Reagan Reagan Smith

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Gulf Coast Sara C. Robertson Henry J. Doyle Ontario Anne Alpha Highlands Asuncion Juaraz Carengie Floyd Monk Poinsettia Delores Little Hemtock Patty Lou Gardner Houston Frances Wells W. Hunnicutt San Jacinto Methodist Herman Smith Raintree JoAnn Nichols Azalea William Kimbal Strengmeier N. Jones James W. Adams Sharon Perkins W. Cleveland Pamela Mills Barnes Florence Leal Valarie Geisendorff Arbor Virgil Jones Tamarach Efisel] LaGrone Richard Andy Spears Martin Lester C. Hinson Sr. Crosby John E. Rice William Ethel Echols Edi‘ison James EL. McGuire Gorded FORD North Pruett Sun Baytown Sun Officers of Odd Fellows George B. Godfrey Firemen’s Insurance Co Newark Godfrey W. Lobit Fred G. Warren Tri-Cities Ely Lai BEL Deposit Texas & Jones BaFain Dacron
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