BAYTOWN COMMUNITY NOTES AND EVENTS ROUNDUP
Consul general CHOU TUNG-HUA to speak at Baytown Education Association meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Robert E Lee High School auditorium. Funeral announced for NNIEA STUDNALL of Liberty. Home Demonstration Club plans a 9 30 a m Wednesday meeting with covered dish lunch. Lynchburg PTA to meet with NASA film. Columbus Day program to be broadcast by radio. Window at 131 N Main broken between Sunday 4 p m and Monday 10 a m. Janneck wins Texas A&M Opportunity Award Scholarship worth 250 yearly for four years. Baytown Young Republican Club to meet 7 30 p m Tuesday at Citizens National Bank. County fair tickets available. Hank Williams Jr featured at Angieton event. Weather cloudy with rain, cooler by Wednesday. high 64 to 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chou Tung-Hua
Republic of China
Baytown Education Association
Robert E. Lee High
Young Gofs
Baytown
Young Republican Club
Citizens National Bank
Lee Liggett
Robert Sauls
Disbrow
Commercial Printing Co
Texas City
Robert Lee High School
Vance C. Kirksey
Horace Mann Junior High
Texas Education Agency
Local Social Notes Highlight Busy Schedules
A collage of small town names and faces shows Nel la Jean heading to the Astrodome with mother Zula Ward busy in the background. Scott Herring marks a birthday while Jimmy Williams is praised for health. Annual fund totals rise as Dr. J. D. Victory attends a school board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zula Ward
Nella Jean
Astrodome
Charlie Littlepage
Ann Palmer
Scott Herring
Jimmy Williams
Charlie Caldwell
United Fund
Ruben Pilennizs
del ‘Smiths
Europe
A. R_ Padgett
New Jersey
Washington, D.C
Marilyn
Holly McLemore
Hobart Enoch
J. D. Victory
Wilton Raper
Norther
Kirk Mann
School tax values rise as 1965 budget settled
The school district set a 1965 total valuation at 278.6 million with 4.13 million 1965-66 budget base, tax rate 1.595 per 100, and 97 percent collection. By Sept 20, 128,676.76 in 1965 taxes were collected, 9.33 percent of the levy, with Humbly Oil & Refining Co. prepayment not yet included. President Johnson’s health update shows mild discomfort and a restricted schedule after a lengthy round of meetings with officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theoperty
Mate
George Gentry
Gentry
Humbly Oil & Refining Co
Oak Addition Residents Protest Fence Removal Decision
Oak Addition residents protested a fence on the east side of Lincoln Courts built by the Baytown Housing Authority. The panel voted to remove the fence and grant access to Willow Street citing blocked hydrants and traffic issues. The dispute highlighted plan changes, safety concerns, and a call for improved access during a housing project near Willow Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Addition
Baytown Housing Authority
Lincoln Courts
Rom Oak Addition
Bob Martin
Willow Street
Oak Adiiton
Woodrow W. Lewis
Ragtown
Campbell
Ervie Gosson
Martin
Ftw
Theney G
Johnstur Street
British Like Newspapers Boost Classified Ads Reach
The piece notes that Britons are top newspaper readers while contrasts to West Germany United States and France. It promotes Raytown Sun Classified Ads promising exposure to 25.4 readers per daily issue and gives a 5 pm deadline for Wednesday cancellations.
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West Germany
United States
France
Raytown
Sun
Dial
Baytown Juvenile Questioned Over Washateria Vandalism
Baytown juvenile officers questioned an 11 year old boy regarding property damage at a Washateria on Elm Street operated by Billy D. Angel. Police report black paint sprayed on six coin operated dryers a drink machine and a telephone booth over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Lelm
Billy D. Angel
Rev Bomhoff Heads Baytown Mental Health Officers
The Baytown Moon Teahkh toard named a permanent officer slate at a luncheon at the Tower. Rev Horett BomhoffJ was named chairman Felix Hetefell Vier and Dan Eiki r Pinty were named officers. The group discussed establishing a mental health center in the Basten area and noted similar centers in other states. Next meeting date set with attendees including Ann Wallace Mrs E Milton Supt Henry Wheeler Amebune school district Commissioner V Rams and Dan Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Horett O O. Bomhoffj
Felix Hetefell
Dan Eikir Pinty
Aba Tosenz
Basten
Weis
Wei
Pensholf
Ann Wallace
E. Milton
Henry Wheeler
Amebune
Dan Perkins
Joan Johnsen
Collections By UF Now Air $120,000
A total of $120,000 has been collected for United Fund drive. General Chairman John C. Behols announced progress while noting high participation from Gulf Cedar Bayou Glefie Plaine group and others. The drive nears its goal of $197,000 as various divisions report quotas met or exceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund Prive
John C. Behols
Sam Wausten
Humble Gil
Sirri Letley Awyes
Plovyes
Schools Take Part In County Food Program
The dean approved a recommendation for Superintendent George Gentry to participate in the surplus food program for school lunches, under a county initiative.
Transfer Of Land To LC Is Approved
The Seti band Masseng unanimous to pass a resolution declaring its intention to transfer parcels of land surrounding Lee College to the Callope Board of Regents. The land is owned by the seat district and was bought in 1920 at about $80,100. Trustees Mitchell and Alford supported the move but Mitchell voted against the action, with Beavers not recorded. The board also authorized Gentry to arrange a cooperative program with Curtis County Department of Education. A separate item discussed participation in the surplus food program with cost estimates and potential lunch price impact, pending six month review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seti
Lee College
Callope Board of Repeats
Ftavas
Seth Mitchell
Sam Alford
Ontlece
Ani
Curtis County Department of Felocation
Knox Beavers
Gentry
Icf
Othe Agricultural
Genict
Hord Hill
Karl Oprryshek
Mitchel
Opryshek
Genin
Ile
Beavers
They Have Ability injured Children Need Help
Sun Staffer Bobby Sutphin continues a series on Raytown Special Education. The article describes teachers guiding brain injured children through daily routines in a windy classroom, noting challenges and the rewards of teaching special needs students. Principal figures include Miss Patricia Tisd, Mrs Feanvite Payne, and a class observing windows and mats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdstor
Noth
Sun
Bobby Sutphin
Special Education
Raytown
Stephen
Austin Eger
Schol Town
Sters
Oaline
Patricia Tisdd
Feanvite Payne
Gemini launch target set for late December 25
AP wires report a Gemini mission wedged with a December 25 target for liftoff. officials weigh readiness of the spacecraft and Titan 2 booster as they decide whether to proceed with negotiations and approvals.
Wooster man named to pollution committee
A Wooster Chamber of Commerce official has been named to the Pollution Minerals Study group for Texas Waters. The committee, authorized by the last Texas Legislature, will study pollution in Harris, Galveston, Brazoria and Chambers counties. Sen Cris Cole chairs and will assign duties. Baytown and Wooster Chamber represent the local interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fow
Wooster
Jf Commerce
Texas
Harris County
Cris Cole
Harris
Galveston
Brazeira
Chamthers
Sen. Cole
Ey Wht
Baytoun
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Nniea Studnall
Liberty
James T. Strawn
Alison Funeral Time
Highlands Home Demonstration Club
Alton Mook
Battlebell Road
Lynchburg Pta
Lynchburg Parent - Teacher Association
NASA
Christopher Columbus
Knights of Columbus
John W. McDevitt
New Haven, Conn
KWBA
J. R. Martin
N. Main
I Baytown
William Gerald Janneck
William J. Janneck
Patsy
Texas Aem University
Raymond Donnelly
San Jacinto
KC Hall
Loretta Jacobs
Angieton
Hank Williams Jr
Johnson
Washington
Jahnson
Yumi
jJohnson
Bill D. Moyjers
Hubert H. Humphrey
Bean Rusk
Wth
Fuyle
Campbel
Phe
Ents
Taw
F.D
Sinational Bank
F.d.1.c
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan Assa
Patricia Dodd
Thad Felton
New Car Loans
Peoples State Bank
FALE
Key West
Snegex
Army
AL Walker
Presa al Teans Ponts
Neches River
Atinatle Refining Co
Tinker Communicator
Cook
Vrillisina
Port Cither
Methostse Hospital
Houston
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